☕ GEESTA Premium Crystal Glass-Top Stovetop Espresso Moka Pot - Stainless Steel Coffee Maker - Available in 4, 6, and 9 Cups - 160ml/5.6oz/4 cup Capacity Review

Broken twice a month. We returned the original order which broke after 3 weeks and we replaced and broke one again. poor quality on the handle and I almost cut my hand. Please stay away from this product.

What do I like best? Clear glass decanter. Most other Moka pots are solid metal, which doesn't help you judge the brewing speed. Very easy to set up and use, compatible with induction. Cleaning is a bit more difficult due to the silicone seal on the top. This requires a good fingernail or a small flat tool.

It was packed SUPER well so as not to damage anything during transport. As you can see from the video, I misjudged the amount of water the first time I used it, but I was satisfied with the quality of the drink. I only gave 4 stars because I was expecting a bigger pot. Never used, I'm happy with it. I will definitely use it again.

I like this product very much. That makes ONE really big standard sized cup of coffee in the morning. That's all I drink, but when I want more, it's quick and easy. I recommend this product if you know its size is small not US size 6 cup it refers to espresso size. This is a quality product. I wanted stainless steel and glass as they are better for you than aluminum. And it's also interesting to watch.

After several attempts at making coffee and cleaning the whole stovetop I gave up. At first I thought it was a defective gasket on the bottom (which is installed between the gasket and the top), then I suspected the threads must have been stripped. but no, as it turned out, the upper double-glazed window was badly fixed. / sealed in a frame and the coffee was poured in from above and then seeped between glass and metal - and finally got it back

I had had this product less than a month when I reached for it on the stove FULL OF HOT COFFEE and the lid and handle fell off the jug and I almost dropped it on myself. It would be a disaster if a full pot of hot coffee landed on me straight from the stove. It was like a huge mess. It's not what I signed up for when I bought the $60 coffee pot. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT FOR YOUR SAFETY!

I bought this coffee maker on purpose because it was said to be made out of stainless steel and glass. I've been cooking with stainless steel for decades and I've never seen stainless steel go as bad as it did in this pot. And it only lasted a few weeks. Knowing I drank coffee from the water brewed in this mush, I need to start looking into heavy metal detox protocols. Metal toxicity is a serious issue so I am extremely disappointed with the cheap construction of this product.

This is a fairly simple design and works just like any other Moka pot. Aesthetically it is A+. The only complaint I have is the terrible threads on the device. The threads on the bialetti work easily, they are smooth and no effort is required. The threads on it require a bit of work and are very coarse. This resulted in the first applications not working properly because the pressure was not correct. Bialetti was never a problem. Maybe it has something to do with stainless steel and aluminum…

When I first tried this it leaked during the brewing process. I tried again with the same result. After removing the bottom filter and rubber gasket, I found that the three screws underneath were not fully tightened. Possibly lost in transit. After pumping it up I've brewed with it about a dozen times, no more problems, and it makes good espresso on the stovetop. It has the aesthetic I wanted from a transparent camera to watch the brewing. Note that the cup size is measured for espresso cups…