Alpine Cuisine 4-Cup Electric Turkish Coffee & Tea Maker | Stainless Steel Pot for Arabic & Greek Brewing | Cool-Touch, Cordless Base

Love this coffee maker. I make Armenian coffee in it at work and it’s so fast that I ended up buying one for the house too. I’m even thinking about taking it with me as I travel this summer. Ty for a great product. Make sure u don’t let the bottom get wet.

I’ve tried 7–8 different (and very expensive) espresso machines from Amazon—each one had issues or broke within a month, so I returned them all. Then I found this machine, and it's been a game changer. I’ve been using it daily for the past two years without a single problem. It makes excellent foam, heats perfectly, and is surprisingly affordable for the quality. Truly an amazing product! I bought another one for my friend she is in love with it too. Recommend it %100.

You have to know how to use this. If you don't, it won't do anything for you. For those who do know and are looking for a greek/turkish/arabic coffee making apparatus, this is wonderful! The 'traveling' feature is that the handle folds. Nothing else. Still, it protects the handle from breaking in the luggage. I pack bag of coffee into it to save space. The base is very light. ONLY FOR 110v. Then again, if you are looking for 220v, you will find really cheap options in the country that uses 220v, for under 10 euros in the markets.Update: bought another one to leave at the beach house. The first one's base got a hole, which does not affect its function (away from the contact center), but it shows that it is not a rugged thing and should be treated with some love and care.

This thing saved me. After returning from Turkey, and delicious pricey Turkish coffee to make, I was stuck with my electric stove. Which produced bitter, burnt tasting coffee in my cezve, ibrik, whatever its called.So either buy an intricate, expensive hot sand pot (which takes up a lot of space), I went with this inexpensive option. It has a small footprint, heats up quick (quicker than my percolator!), and makes a smooth, delicious cup of Turkish coffee. I even put some sugar in there, and no problems.My only critique is that does not have an 'on/off' switch. You just need to place the pot off the power stand.Also, it stays hot after you lift it off the power stand, so consider that. It's not like a fire where it will immediately cool down. Important when avoiding overflow from boiling.Not as good as using a fire stove, but this is a quicker option, that is a ideal alternative for us electric stove folk.

excellent!don't break even if I forget and leave it on without water

Advertised as dishwasher safe, yet instructions specifically say do not submerge unit in water to avoid possible damage to the base. It also says easy to clean. 100% false. Upon it's first (and last) use, once the water started to boil I removed the unit from the base and it continued to boil, over flowing and pouring boiling water and coffee grounds all over my counter and floor. Once I dumped out what was left, I saw that the coffee grounds had burned onto the bottom of the unit and even using a scouring pad, the bottom is still caked with ground coffee. This does not proper Turkish coffee. Did I get a faulty unit?I don't know. All I know is what I received is garbage. Do not waste your time, or money, on this piece of junk. Asking for an immediate refund.

This is my third time purchasing this Turkish/Greek coffee pot — not because it's so great, but because the previous two burned out. The biggest issue is that there's no shutoff switch. Once it's placed back on the electrical base, it continues heating, which eventually ruins the unit. This is a major design flaw and incredibly frustrating.That said, when it does work, it heats water or coffee very quickly and makes a nice cup. It's just not built to last.Also, beware of surprise import fees. Despite having an American plug, I was charged import duties on my last order — not sure why that’s happening, but it adds to the annoyance.If they added a simple on/off switch, this product would be much more reliable.

I like it! Easy to use, works properly, when I consider price/performance 👍🏻