4 Cup Stovetop Espresso Maker Matte Stainless Steel Moka Pot Italian and Cuban Mocha Coffee Maker Compatible with

This was absolutely amazing for a first time Espresso Moka Pot hands down will recommend to many others. It's a huge bargain for the price you get and functional as far as I can tell. It takes a little patience as it is a bit longer to brew than an aluminum pot but you won't run the risk of rust and it will actually last longer. Coffee tastes amazing though this. It's a fantastic Moka Pot and exceptional for beginners. Read more

I waited a few months before writing this review because in the past my moka pots have either burned, rusted, or fallen apart. This matte stainless steel one has been perfect. It still looks great, works exactly as it should, and makes a rich, smooth espresso every time. It’s easy to clean, heats evenly, and makes plenty, usually enough for 4 small cups. I’m really impressed with the build quality and durability. If you’re tired of flimsy moka pots, this one is absolutely worth it. Read more

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It took three other moka pots until I found this one and used it successfully. I was looking for a moka with a capacity of two regular cups of coffee. No, I'm not using it for an espresso per se, I just wanted a great cup of coffee to make for my wife and me. On top of that, we just installed an induction stove, so it needed to be compatible. This moka pot is heavy at the bottom and light at the top; both sections are stainless steel. It is easy to pour coffee from it without burning your fingers. One of the other units had the steam escaping around the hinge right at my hand. Another of the duds was spewing the boiling coffee from the spout, covering the stove and backsplash with more coffee than it created in the pot. This one is boiling properly and keeping it in the pot nicely. But the biggest reason I'm happy with this one is that I can make enough coffee to fill two regular cups, and there is enough room for milk. It's that easy, but I had to search to find one that fits my needs. The cost is very reasonable, and no, I'm not spending close to two hundred bucks to get moka pot. I fill the basket to the top, and the coffee tastes perfect. Read more

Works great! Well built and priced right. Makes just enough for my 12 oz mug. I got it dialed in to my taste...which took a couple of tries. Would recommend! Read more

Update; I am Hispanic and grew up with one of these that lasted for many years. The company reached out to me because of my review and asked for pictures as requested I sent to them. I get a full list of how to take care of it. I have had these all my life. I guess they like wasting my time. I will add pictures so you can see the amount of rust it produced. I loved it at first. Wash it every day and put it on a rack to dry. Well it’s getting rusty. So sad about this because I read some really good reviews here and thought it would last longer than 2 months. Scared to make my coffee due to the rust. I gave it 2 stars because it brews well, makes me enough coffee and keeps my coffee hot. Read more

There is a soul connection with your expresso machine and I felt guilty retiring my goofy little Imusa but this little guys is taking care of business quite nicely, let’s see 5 years from now. Read more

Bigger than I expected than realized it is a 4 cup, which I never seen before. I only had mocha tre and mocha sei but a mocha quattro? Love it, it takes a little longer to brew because of the wide bottom. But it suts on my stove better than my old one. A++ Read more