It does its job perfectly for the purpose it was bought for. I don't want to do the product an injustice, because the purpose of its purchase was to not sit over it and waste my time waiting for it to boil without overflowing. However, it does its job well as long as you find the ratios you prefer with some trials. Taste-wise, it doesn't taste 100% like boiling in a traditional pot, but it's a matter of habit and finding the right ratios, and it's great just for the fact that I don't have to sit over it and can do other things until it's cooked without the stress of it overflowing. One downside is that the MAX written inside the pot is not visible. But you can estimate that with your eye, so it's okay.

The coffee pot looks big but its capacity is small. It barely fits a large cup of coffee. The quality of the beverage is around 6-7 out of 10.

The secret is to first put the coffee and sugar and then pour the water (no need to stir) and make sure it is not above the max (which unfortunately is not distinguishable because the glass is black and this is the only negative thing I find). If you put the water first and then pour the coffee and sugar on top without stirring them and simply let them sink during boiling, it will come out tasteless.