Excellent.
It is not the fastest but that's exactly why I chose it over another one with more watts, so that the coffee has time to brew and create a nice crema. The coffee is ready in less than 3 minutes and always with the same quality. Also, the inox behaves the same as the classic briki, so it doesn't have the plastic smell that another might have. The build quality is more than excellent. I don't know about its durability over time.

I would like it to be a bit faster.. When making a double Greek coffee there is a slight delay I think.. not something terrible but maybe if it was 750w I would prefer it.

It works flawlessly. I would like the lips of the briki to have the same height everywhere and to have a better bend at the right spot so that the coffee pours more easily into the cup.

Update after 7 months: It works perfectly with almost daily use.

Very good coffee maker if you make at least two coffees. I think it is fast. After almost 8 years of daily use, I bought a second one because I thought it had broken down since it tripped the fuse. In the end, it works fine. The fuse tripped because the base was wet when it was used.

This is the second one I have bought and I am equally satisfied. The old one still works after 6 years of use and now I got another one for the vacation home. It is exclusively for Greek coffee, and maybe to heat water for tea.

Perfect!
I make Greek (double) coffee with a lot of foam without any effort, but I haven't tried the single one.
A big plus is that it is all stainless steel, which means that hot water does not come into contact with plastic parts that release various toxins (amounts of plastic, BPA, etc.), which is very important!

Apart from being very slow, a spring inside the button broke and you have to press it continuously for it to work

It's a bit slow, but still doesn't make any foam. The previous 1000 Watt one I had made much better coffee, but I gave it to my daughter and now I can't find it to buy it again.

It makes a very good Greek coffee with its foam and taste. Plus the foldable handle, plus the stainless steel inside and out, I believe I wouldn't want anything better

Starting with the materials, I would say that just the fact that the briki is made of Inox is worth giving some extra euros. Generally, it seems, until proven otherwise, of course, to have a sturdy construction. The fact that it has fewer watts is positive in my opinion, as it gives more time for the coffee to be brewed compared to an 800W espresso machine/briki that exist. I would recommend it if, in case, you don't have enough time to make a proper Greek coffee with a gas stove.

Those of you who are fans of Greek coffee and enthusiasts will be disappointed. I bought this particular product and although everything else is fine, the coffee is not coffee because it seems to function as a kettle and the coffee does not roast, it just boils it very quickly. And other similar products I have tried fail to make a good coffee with froth. LIES, GREEK COFFEE NEEDS ITS TIME.

The Greek grills well in a good time but not too fast so as not to burn and risk spilling and losing quality.

The only thing that concerned me is that nowhere does it mention the construction material, if it is stainless steel, etc. I also asked the dealership in writing and did not receive an answer.

If it is not stainless steel, I would not buy it! With 2-3 euros more, you can find stainless steel with the same characteristics.

If it is stainless steel, I would give it 5 stars!