☕ elabo Stovetop Espresso Machine and Moka Pot - Suitable for Gas or Electric Ceramic Stovetop - Italian Espresso Coffee Maker for Italian Espresso, Cappuccino, and Latte - Stainless Steel - 10 Cups Review

This product was easy to use and the coffee tasted great. The stainless steel interior is of very poor quality, dull and stained after just one or two uses. When contacting the seller they were very rude and insisted that the product was stainless steel inside and out. However, the buyer should be aware that the interior is definitely the lowest grade stainless steel I've seen.

I've always liked these types of coffee makers, although the aluminum ones always tended to get uncomfortable in the water tank I think due to heat and oxidation. We chose this stainless steel model and I really liked it. Convenient to use, easy to keep clean. My only complaint is that after a few months of use the rubber/nylon ring holding the filter in place has become loose and tends to fall out easily. Hope it doesn't get worse. If it wasn't for that I would have given 5 stars.

I would give 10 stars if I could. 1) A little bonus, the coffee spoon is also a clip-on to keep your coffee bag fresh. So pretty. 2) I ordered this moka pot after trying the aluminum pot. Both were the same price but this one is much better. In fact, I wish I hadn't wasted my time on the first one. The stainless steel that this one is made of is nice and thick and the material doesn't feel cheap. Really fantastic coffee, great moka coffee pot.

I've bought this many times - the reviews seem good but the negative ones got me thinking. On a prime day it turned out to be a good deal and seemed worth trying. I've never used a Bialetti or any other moka pot so I didn't know what to expect. I was very happy with it. I can make enough for 2 large lattes. I usually drink one and put the other in the fridge to make iced coffee later. It's a lot easier to use than I expected, and I've had no issues with melting handles, burnt coffee, or weird…

I have tried several replacements for my 6C Bialetti that after over 10 years and an unfortunate event I finally had to give up :). All others were difficult to use, did not produce palatable results, and/or produced no different results. This one isn't exactly perfect (it's a little tricky to clean the top chamber, I couldn't get it to use all the water in the bottom chamber - there's just enough left that the top chamber level doesn't quite rise all the way up and spills a few tablespoons of…

I usually use a French press and thought I might switch to the moka pot as it intrigued me and so many people in Italy make their coffee at home. But I didn't want to take the traditional Bialetti since they are aluminum and I only cook in stainless steel or cast iron. Enter a stainless steel moka pan I found at Revain. I was concerned that the bottom would be difficult to unscrew since it's smooth and not hexagonal like the Bialetti, but that wasn't a problem. However, the base is so small…