☕ GEESTA Premium Crystal Glass-Top Stovetop Espresso Moka Pot - 6 Cup - Coffee Maker, 240ml/8.5oz/6 Cup (Espresso Cup = 40ml) - Perfect Christmas Gift for Women & Men Review

After 3 months of use I noticed that the top chamber seems to have cracks. When the lid is closed, these are two pieces of glass that shatter when closed. I'm usually very careful with household appliances and I'm frustrated that they break so easily.

I like the simplicity of the device. Simply fill in water, coffee and collect. It took about 5 minutes for the pressure to push the coffee into the glass cup. The only downside I would say about this device is that you have to be careful when attaching and detaching the glass cup. I fear I will use too much force and break it.

I really like my moka pot. I'm sorry that the lid in the dish rack accidentally broke during drying. I have contacted Revain and emailed customer service but cannot find any information on where to find a replacement. I'm interested in replacing the cover. All information about how is estimated.

The thought of a glass carafe was intriguing. Unfortunately, it is very light and seems very fragile. When brewing for the first time, coffee ran out from under the pot's threaded connection. It didn't spill on my second brew attempt, but when I took the jug apart I noticed the glass thread on the jug had broken off. The build quality also leaves a lot to be desired. It will be returned today. This time I use all stainless steel. Stay away from this pot.

Probably the best moka pot I have ever bought, nice clean taste so you can enjoy the full flavor of your coffee. It heats up quickly and you can watch the glass part fill up, the glass part gets hot so you have to be careful. If you are not used to using glass coffee pots/teapots I would recommend using oven mitts to hold the top and bottom of your arms. how many of the reviews you will see on the site. It is easy to disassemble and clean each part, and easy to reassemble.

The original attraction of the GEESTA mocha pot was the glass tea pot. Besides enjoying a great cup of coffee, the process of making coffee. For some reason, watching the coffee burst through and flow down the top funnel is mesmerizing. Watching and listening as it oozes through the relatively safe glass teapot is part of the pleasure of savoring the aroma of coffee and a little therapeutic benefit. However, that magical moment disappeared when he examined the moka pot. I found the boiler to…