Quality of construction and super materials. We preferred it because the previous one we had broke and we haven't regretted it at all. Although Bialetti is known for its Moka, the French press seems good so far. If anything changes, I will come back.

Average quality. It seems like it won't last long. Already with little use, it seems like the filter doesn't do its job properly (although fairly well). It is difficult to clean if you wash it by hand. Nice appearance. For someone who drinks a lot of coffee, I would recommend something bigger since it barely fills a large cup

Despite the nice design and the ease in making coffee, in 18(!!!) days of use (being particularly careful and meticulous in general), the glass container cracked! Unfortunately, a waste of money, despite the brand..

Sturdy construction, the glass is thick and you don't have to worry about it breaking in your hand or with the slightest impact, it is detachable and easy to clean. It produces a large cup in quantity and the coffee has a very light residue like powder at the bottom of the cup. The plunger wire requires thorough washing and drying, but nothing more than other manual coffee makers. Worthwhile purchase.

Very good and beautiful French press. For those who want to buy it, be careful: even though Bialetti says it is 1 liter, it does NOT make 1 liter of coffee. The glass container is simply 1 liter. You will make 8 cups of coffee, just like the other large presses on the market.

Very good, just as I imagined. Very ergonomic and well-designed. Very good service from the store. I will shop again.

My first coffee maker. I am not an expert but it does its job and the coffee is satisfactory. It has minimal and fine sediment, but it stays at the bottom of the cup, so it doesn't bother me, I consider it within normal limits in terms of quantity.

Update:
After about 2 months of use, 3-5 times per week and washing it in the dishwasher, a small piece broke off from the corner where the bottom starts (without me hitting it anywhere), resulting in coffee dripping. So be careful with its use, as the glass is quite thin and fragile. Also, if the quantity of coffee is large, for example, 4-5 tablespoons, the plunger gets stuck and goes down with difficulty. After a few months, it starts dripping a lot of coffee, so it will be thrown away. I can't say it was a good purchase.