SIXAQUAE Induction Moka Pot, Crystal Glass-top & Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Maker,Classic Italian coffee maker (160ml)

I had to write this review because I am genuinely so impressed with this little espresso maker. As someone who makes Cuban coffee every single day here in Miami, I've gone through my fair share of cafeteras, and this is, hands down, the best, easiest, and most reliable one I have ever owned. I know they offer a few different sizes, but I have the 160ml one. For anyone wondering about capacity, it's the perfect size for me—it easily makes about 4 shots of Cuban coffee, which is ideal for my morning routine. The main reason I bought this was for my induction stove, and the speed is mind-blowing. I'm not kidding, it makes a perfect pot in under a minute! But the real win here is the simplicity and incredible value. I have friends with those giant, thousand-dollar espresso machines that take up half the kitchen, require a manual to operate, and are a nightmare to clean. This little powerhouse makes coffee that tastes just as good, if not better, for a tiny fraction of the price and with zero fuss. Plus, it's wonderfully lightweight and compact, so it doesn't hog all my counter space. I also love being able to see the coffee brew through the glass top; it's cool to watch and helps me know exactly when to pull it off the heat so it never tastes burnt. On top of that, cleaning is the easiest part of my day. I just rinse it out with hot water and wipe it down with a sponge (no soap, of course!) and it's ready for tomorrow morning without any lingering taste. Honestly, for what this costs, the product is an absolute steal. You're getting an amazing, easy-to-use espresso maker that outperforms others that cost ten times as much. Forget the complicated, overpriced machines—this is all you need for a fantastic cup of coffee. I can't recommend it enough!

Wow this little guy is wonderful!! I've used it almost daily for 3 months and it makes a delicious cuppa espresso like coffee. It's so quick and easy. I can easily fill the grounds and water the night before if I'm in a rush in the morning, and then all I have to do is sit it on the smallest gas burner for about 2 minutes and it's ready to go! My favorite coffee ever. Love that it's easy to bring as I travel and can use it over a fire or woodstove. Also clean up is like 1 minute, super easy and dried out fast once all pulled apart. Havent had any issues that I read in the reviews before I bought it. Literally zero complaints!! Its exactly what I was looking for.

Bought it for the stainless steel and glass, no water/espresso touches plastic and the taste was great as expected.

It's high quality and good looking, makes nice coffee! However, it doesn't work well on my induction stove top due to its small base (mine is 160ml, 3.7" width base). I believe their engineers enlarge the width base to adapt the minimal contact surface requirement of induction stove top, so if you fill water up in the water pot, it definitely overflow half of it out of the small glass on the top. Of course one could measure it before cooking, it appears 160ml is only about 1/3 of the bottom water pot. Otherwise, it's very good coffee maker.

It’s only been two days, and I love it! It works perfectly on my induction cooktop.

La calidad se siente de inmediato y es hermosa

I roast my own coffee and have tried a number of different brewing methods in search of a great regular (not espresso) cup of coffee. I enjoy a 250ml mug with around 15g of coffee. This 3 cup moka pot basket holds around 15g of coffee, but only produces about 2/3 of a standard diner coffee mug. A 4 cup moka pot yeilds a full mug, but 15g of grounds under fills the moka basket. If I add the extra hot water to this 3 cup moka pot yeild, the coffee tastes about the same as underfilling the 4 cup. Both taste similar, when starting with cold water. The glass top of this 3 cup makes it easier to monitor. The stainless steel base and less water heat faster, and complete ahead of the aluminum 4 cup pot. I also prefer stainless to aluminum cookware. An electric hot pot makes adding hot water easy, so seem to gravitate to the 3 cup moka pot. Each morning I limit myself to 2 mugs of coffee. Sometimes I also brew a mug for my wife. For those reasons I will also purchase a 6 cup moka pot.

We have had ours for almost a year and I was not thrilled about the inside of the bottom NOT being stainless steel. No where in their description does it state what the inside coating is made of or if it’s safe to consume. If you use it this is what the inside looks (bought April 5,2025) like close to a year of use (See Video). The inside is wearing away, which means it’s leaking into your espresso. If you’re health conscious stay away from this one until the inside material is disclosed. We also did not like the fact that we could not clean the side, unless we screwed off the bottom. (See Photo). The espresso got stuck (See photo) while brewing and unless you want to pull it apart after every use there’s no other way to keep it fully clean. We had no issues otherwise. We absolutely loved the glass top, ease of use and the price was not bad. It worked perfectly for us no leaking during brewing unless we filled it past the line. However, we’ll be tossing this one and buying a stainless steel one.

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