elabo Stovetop Espresso Machine and Moka Pot for Gas or Electric Ceramic Stovetop Italian Espresso Coffee Shot Maker

I love this pot for camping. This makes just enough for 2 10oz coffee mugs and works perfectly on a camp stove. Obviously if you have more than 2 people or want a second cup, you will have to make another batch. We love the strength of the coffee that it makes and that it is easy to clean. For us this is the perfect coffeemaker for car camping for 2. Read more

so i just started using moka pots within the last couple of months - i got my first one here on amazon for $5, and found a larger one in the aldi finds aisle shortly after. they make the most delicious lattes !!! however, the fact that those cheap pots are made with aluminum has always made me a bit uncomfy. how lucky i was to have accidentally purchased this for myself (i only intended to buy one as a christmas gift for a friend). this moka pot is MUCH better quality than my old ones. it's heavy duty stainless steel, and the inside is kind of coated so it doesn't tarnish or flake. i also think its much more sleek and attractive. oh, and it makes my coffee noticeably faster than before! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Read more

Great buy!! I’m so happy with this purchase.Good quality and the accessories are a good size everything was good for the price. Read more

Seems to be fully stainless steel except the silicon washer/gasket that seals the lower water reservoir to the top reservoir. Easy to use. Works well. Nice for camping or travel. Four stars due to not being 6 cups, more like 2 cups at best. Would recommend. Read more

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I have been using this everyday for months now. Very simple to use and does the job. It has warped a bit on the bottom and the inside has turned a dark color. Not sure it is stainless steel. It also leaks sometimes. Overall still a daily used item here. Read more

I typically replace my stovetop espresso machines after only a year. Why? The little funnel thing gets bent so it doesn't fit snuggly into the lower pot allowing the steam to escape through the gaps rather than going up through the espresso. Bending it back doesn't work very well. This time, rather than simply ordering the same hexagon style machine I always get for about $14 - I chose this one. Sure, it cost a few dollars more, but I liked the sleeker look. What I found was that the funnel is a thicker gauge aluminum so it's sturdier. I don't think I'll have the same problem. Oh, what's also great is that it doesn't drip between the top and bottom pots when pouring - those of you with the hexagon style know what I'm talking about. Anyway, it's a good and stylish machine. Read more

I have bought 4 of these now - 3 of them have a different name on them but same units just branded as a different manufacturer, but identical. Where this one is a bit nicer - it comes with a coffee scoop and a brush as well as a spare gasket. It is stainless, which I just like better than the aluminum moka pot offerings. The model I purchased can make 15oz or so. It is enough to make 2 nice strong Americano coffees. My GF uses one, my teen uses one and GF's daughter uses one now too. Grind the beans up fine or buy espresso ground beans and you will get a better stronger brew. DO NOT use the handle when either tightening or loosening the two sections - you will damage the handle. I just rinse the unit each time and wash it very intermittently. I have used metal polish on the outside and also used Barkeepers Friend to keep the outside shiny and looking new. Read more