Sorry Stanley! Three Reasons THESE Are My Favorite 40 Oz Tumblers for Laser Engraving

If you're looking for the best tumblers for laser engraving...I may have an unpopular opinion.

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My favorite 40 oz stainless steel tumblers for laser engraving are found at Save a Cup and there's three big reasons why I prefer them over the more well know brand that my teenagers insist I use instead.

One of the big reasons I like the Save a Cup Charger tumblers for engraving is they don't have a logo or any type of branding on the face of the tumbler. Here's the handle on the right.

And below you'll see the handle on the left showing there is no branding on either side.

This means, unlike the name brands that have a logo on one side or the other, I don't need to design or laser around a logo whether it's a one-sided design or a full wrap.

Secondly the Save a Cup 40 oz tumblers are a lot less expensive. Compared to Stanley tumblers, Save a Cup offers a much more budget-friendly option without compromising on quality.

While you do need to buy a minimum of 4 tumblers to get pricing as low of $12.99 (and even lower when they are on sale), you can mix and match colors within that four tumbler minimum.

And finally, there are lot of pretty colors and finishes to choose from. Save a Cup offers on trend colors including a mint color called sea glass, rose, glitter, and of course off-white and black.

While there are not as many color options as the more popular brand, I would argue the most popular on-trend colors are available at Save a Cup.

So for the price, the clean un-branded finish, and the on-trend colors Save a Cup has become my go-to for laser engraving tumblers. I've used these with my xTool F1 portable laser and xTool P2 CO2 laser.

If you're looking for a step by step on how to do a full wrap laser engrave 40 oz tumblers, check out this video.

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