Stovetop Espresso Maker Moka Pot - Percolator Italian Coffee Machine Maker, Stainless Steel Espresso Pot Full Bodied Coffee Stove Top Classic Cafe Maker,6 Cup/300ml

I have been using this maker coffee for almost a month and was a good purchase, I can get a 7 onzas cup of coffee in around 5 minutes (I added a measurement cup in the picture to give an idea the size of the water reservoir), it was really convenient for me the relation between cost and quality

Love the design however there is one little problem. the manual told us to pour hot water to the bottom tank then put it together to the top tank by turning it . the problem is it is stainless steel and it's really hot to handle . If not careful, your hand can get burned easily.

I really like this espresso maker. I use my electric kettle to boil the water then place on a towel, pour in boiling water, place coffee holder add coffee, use the towel to screw on the top carafe and place on heated burner. Ends up strong flavor and keeps me going all day without a expensive espresso machine.

I have a Grosche 3-cup espresso maker that has served me well, but I needed one that produced more espresso because every morning I make a large café con leche and the three cups were not enough. Almost all the alternatives jump from three to six cups and are usually made with aluminum so they cannot be washed with soap. Other stainless steel options are either too large or too expensive. I was so excited to find this stainless steel 4-cup espresso maker. The price was perfect for my budget and I love the stylish design, the delicious coffee it produces, and the fact that I can wash it with soap and even run it through the dishwasher. However, I have to give it four stars for one important reason: the handle gets too hot even though I place the espresso maker on the edge of the electric burner. That has not been an issue with the Grosche. I really hope the manufacturer will figure out how to make a more heat resistant handle. That would surely earn it five stars from me.

I bought this espresso maker on sale.CONSTRUCTION: I like that it is not made of aluminum. The parts all seem to work fine, although I suspect very quickly down the line, I will have to find a replacement seal for between the top and bottom halves of the unit.PREPARING: For best results, I recommend you use low heat to get the water boiling. This is a slower brew, but it feels like the espresso is thicker than at a higher temperature. This is a more traditional method than the fancy machines, less expensive, more authentic.CLEANUP: I had no issues with cleanup. I gave the filter a good thud against the inside of the trash can and most of the espresso grinds fell out easily. The rest was sink-washable/rinsable.OVERALL: No telling how long the rubber seal will hold out between the 2 sections, but it does an effective job of making a not so thick espresso. This is an inexpensive backup for my fancy espresso machine.

Hermosa pero debes tener en cuenta el tipo de estufa y parrilla por que en la mía no se mantiene estable se resbalaba

this is a good investment, i think. make sure to have all parts included in the moka pot before trying to make coffee. i forgot to add the little metal cover over the part where you put the coffee in & i also forgot to add in the rubber part that goes underneath the top half of the espresso maker. this caused it to create a weird texture of coffee and i had to clean it out due to the coffee clumping up inside it. this was my bad tho! once i had all the parts together the coffee came out great and quickly. its also easy to assemble & clean, i just didn’t realize the other parts fell out 💀

This is my first one looks quality and does the job