
Fine Ceramic Self-heating Mug Ui
Warmth That LastsEnjoy every sip at the temperature you love
Crafted from fine ceramic, Ui keeps your coffee or tea warm with the help of the OHOM Pad Max. Its induction-heating system gently maintains your drink at an ideal temperature, while the pad also doubles as a wireless charger for everyday essentials. Simple, elegant, and made for everyday rituals.

Ui
A fine ceramic self-heating mug that keeps your drink comfortably warm and wirelessly charges your phone.

Ui with OHOM Pad Max
The OHOM Pad Max combines precise warming and wireless charging in one minimal base. It keeps your Ui Mug at a comfortable drinking temperature, lets you adjust the warmth with a simple tap, and wirelessly charges your phone or compatible accessories.
One Pad. More Possibilities One base, made for more of your day
Designed to do more with less, the OHOM Pad works across your everyday OHOM essentials. Keep Ui warm, brew with Leiph, melt and serve with Fondi, gently warm Jun, or use the same pad to wirelessly charge your phone.

Designed for
Mindful Moments
More Than a Mug — It’s a Daily Ritual
Hand-crafted from fine ceramic, Ui combines soft curves, a minimal warming base, and quiet everyday convenience—designed to feel as beautiful as it functions.

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Thoughtfully designed self-heating products that bring lasting warmth, modern function, and effortless beauty to everyday moments.

Thoughtfully Packaged
Made for You. Ready to Gift
Ui arrives in a refined, gallery-inspired box designed to make the experience feel special from the very first moment. Thoughtful details, soft sculptural color, and a clean modern finish reflect the warmth and craftsmanship inside.
OHOM ceramic heating products are crafted from fine ceramic, a timeless material known for its purity, durability, and comforting feel. From coffee and tea to fondue and fragrance, ceramic brings a softer, more natural experience to everyday rituals—beautiful to use, easy to love, and made for lasting enjoyment.
