☕ Bialetti Venus Induction 4 Cup Stainless Steel Espresso Coffee Maker Set, Pack of 1 Review

Has pros: solidly assembled, high-quality material, heats up quickly, useful instructions) Some cons: If you tighten it tightly, the female half may not unscrew it if you do not lean on the handle, which is not recommended.

Be careful, this is a coffee maker for ONE "Italian" cup of coffee, not "2022". The resulting volume of finished coffee can be diluted with hot water or milk and get a standard portion of Americano or Cappuccino/Late. I prepare a small cup of espresso in it to cheer up after dinner. Got pros: Quality thing, steel, comfortable handle, works on induction. Its cons: Due to the fact that the coffee maker is steel, not aluminum, the coffee comes out warm, not hot. For the same reason, the coffee…

Given the price-quality ratio, I believe that geyser coffee makers have no worthy alternatives, and Bialeti has been making the best geyser coffee makers in the world for many decades. This model works great on an induction hob. despite the fact that it is metal, it is quite sensitive to falls, after the fall, the last coffee maker began to let steam through when boiling, changing the gasket did not help, I had to take a new one.

The declared capacity is 235 ml. this is the amount of drink, although in fact, depending on the grinding, I received 215-225 ml. (not important), part of the water always remains in the coffee maker, and part is absorbed into the coffee tablet. To brew coffee, 300 ml is needed. water and 30 g of grain, you can not use less. This coffee maker for making 235 ml. coffee and nothing else.

Just received. I was immediately annoyed, because the original "Bialetti" is only produced in Italy. The ones I received from Revain reflected the development and design in Italy, clearly not the same. They outsource cheap labour. I realize my next comment has nothing to do with coffee, but I wouldn't buy an Indian-made Ferrari or BMW - just not from Germany (yes, I understand the X-Series is US-made). I didn't want to give stars to leave a review, I was forced to. I hope it will serve me well…

Be careful with this product. I live in Italy and so loved my morning coffee in Caffetiera (on the stovetop). Back in the States and installing an induction range, it was difficult to find a coffee tiera that would work with my induction range. This product is supposed to work which is why I bought 4 cups of Bialetti 'Venus' Caffetiera through Revain, but it doesn't work on my Miele induction cooker. And to make matters worse, it is NOT exchangeable/refundable. I feel like I've been scammed out

Have been using Bialetti products for over 10 years including Venus. Some time after I gave my old Venus to my brother, I recently bought a new one and noticed a difference in quality between the old and new. The new one has an unfinished area that is very difficult to clean. At first I thought it was some kind of stain or dirty oil from production, but after a few days of cleaning I realized it was an unfinished area with a lot of dirty oil. I am very disappointed with the quality management…

This is a nice moka that actually works on induction hobs. (I needed this when traveling in Europe where the induction cooker seems to be the most common type of cooker, at least in the apartment hotels I've stayed in.) It's really nice to look at and all the parts work great etc but it just doesn't seem to to be as strong/delicious as a regular moka pot. Couldn't figure out why. So I would wholeheartedly recommend it to lovers of medium-strength coffee, but not to those who grew up with the…

It was a fantastic purchase! I wanted an espresso machine to make fancy cafe style drinks but didn't want to spend a fortune as I'm new to espresso at the moment. I know it's not technically espresso, but it still makes a very tasty coffee. I chose stainless steel because of the health concerns associated with using aluminum. Some of the adjustments I've made to this counter per the instructions given are: 1) I wash it with soap and water after use, 2) I pour hot water on the floor instead of…