Enjoy Authentic Italian Coffee With RAINBEAN Stovetop Espresso Maker - 6 Cup Stainless Steel Moka Pot Including Cups And Spoon, Suitable For Induction Cookers - Perfect Gifts For Coffee Lovers Review

I'm very happy with the product. It looks nice, as advertised. Using it correctly to make a perfect brew was a bit of a learning curve for me but now I've got it down to a science and I'm pleased with the results. As for comments in a few of the reviews about how many cups of coffee you can actually make at a time, the 6 cups referred to in the description would be those little traditional espresso cups (a 'demitasse') which we don't often use in the US. They're more common in, for example…

On all of my other moka pots i put the heat on high for a few minutes to get the water hotter quicker then I'll turn it down to medium low and let the water slowly percolate through the grounds giving me a nice Rich espresso like cup of coffee. With this piece of trash you have to leave the burner on full blast to even get the water to percolate and when it does it shoots through the grounds so fast you get a watered down cup of day old dog water. Glad it was only 20 bucks. Don't buy it.

I love coffee, and I was searching for a new coffee maker. I choose this one because it’s stainless steel and it’s suppose to last longer. So far nothing bad to say, however I was surprised with the 2 mugs it came with (either I didn’t read the description or something) but it was a really nice touch. I’ve already used and it works as expected. Overall I like it and it’s a good product 👍🏻

Works perfectly. I have been making espresso for over 10 years and this does the job well as any I have had before. Fill with water, add espresso grinds and boil. Works like a charm and easy to clean. What else can you ask. Oh, and no weird taste after making my 1st round.

Very disappointed; I had my previous stovetop espresso maker for 2yrs and had to replace it because the seal was no longer tight. I bought this and after 2 uses, the seal isn’t tight and it doesn’t make 6cups. Very disappointed in this and would like a refund or new one sent to me.

The sleek rounded design gives no grip to open. The handle becomes loose very quickly. Besides that I love that it's stainless steel and not aluminum. Works great even on a grill stove.

Looks great! Makes a good cup of strong coffee. Easy to use. Also liked the included small coffee cups and coffee scoop. Use a small brush to clean the percolator tubes. Happy with my purchase.

I didn't enjoy the slickness when it came to getting a grip of it. But otherwise I'm happy. It's just the size I needed, I usually make a 3 cup moka but I've been using it twice per morning. So I felt a six cup could make me enough to just make the one pot. The cups are a nice touch, the spoon is ok. Enjoyed making a french roast pot this morning. Very satisfied with my purchase.

Took awhile to break in had to use less water, and do not fill up coffee thought it was larger compared to advertisement , but it is working good now.

I pour the water in, and it gets hot, and all it does is send the coffee grounds all over the top part of the pot, but the water does not rise. So the coffee becomes burnt spots At the bottom top. I would not recommend this product. I would return it, but unfortunately, my son throughout the box.

I purchased this Chinese-made Moka pot because of the (lower than average) price and numerous positive reviews. Well, you get what you pay for! I cannot believe I purchased a traditionally Italian-made stovetop espresso maker that clearly states "Made in China”! Not good quality steel. Thin with rough edges on the top, that even snagged my dish towel and can cut through skin while washing. Crude manufacturing. Also, the handle is too small and too close to the hot pot. Knuckles can easily get…

I reviewed alot of products and decided on this one. It's very well made and easily cleaned. I use it on smallest burner at medium heat and the handle doesnt get to hot to touch. Im very satisfied! This will last for years. It pours without making a mess.

I've had several coffee makers like this over the years. This is the first one that only works part of the time. Many times (a third?) the coffee maker will only perk a small portion of the water up through the coffee, leaving the rest in the reservoir. Not at all satisfied.

The shape of this is slightly different from the similar standard coffee makers, a couple of issues, when almost complete, a small amount of water remains in the bottom, not filtered into coffee. If waiting for that amount to also rise and filter into coffee, the taste changes, starts to taste slightly over burnt. Once used to it, makes a very good tasting cup of coffee and strong.

Great set and the pot looks good on my stove. I bought this after discovering delicious tasting Cafe Cubano on a recent trip to Miami. It makes great espresso (I use Cafe Bustelo). Now if I could only get the technique down to make espuma, I would be a happy camper. That's going to take a lot more practice. Not sure if this was mentioned anywhere else, but the included cups have a 6oz capacity.

I've had several moka type espresso makers over the years. As you may know, they make coffee nearly as strong as espresso from big expensive machines. The rather large bottom part contacts more of the burner that some other designs and it's more stable. It has worked perfectly for me. I don't have to screw down the top hard at all and there are no steam leaks. The accompanying cups are clunky with very thick walls. I may give them to Am Vets.

The coffee maker is nice and works well. The handle is just a bit short and if you don't place the kettle on the edge of the burner the handle will get too hot. It has not melted but the size and shape put you too close to the heat.

This is not a 6 shot pot as described. It is a tiny pot for 2 shots. That said, it is priced at about the right price for a small 2 shot moka pot, it is pretty, and it makes 2 really, really great shots.

I love this little espresso maker and use it daily. I much prefer it to an espresso machine I once had that broke easily. I use this to make lattes as I bought a separate frother. Taste is great. Making the espresso is fast. It's a little tricky to clean the top section.

I attempted to make a coffee 3 times using this device. Unfortunately the first two time when I actually got some coffee out of it, it was awful. It tasted watered down, like a gas station coffee of the side of the road. I tried different temperatures and times. The third time the coffee did not even come up. I may not be an expert at this, but I surely would rather have a plain old coffee brewer that will make a decent cup of coffee.