Excellent moka pot. Simple, reliable, and makes delicious, strong coffee. The 3-cup size is perfect for one or two people, and the quality is exactly what you would expect from Bialetti. Highly recommended.

Having bought similar products much cheaper, I have to say that with this briki I noticed a difference in the taste of the coffee produced. This is probably due to the fact that it is heavier than the cheap brikis and seems more well-designed.

Overrated! Other brands are sold at half the price with the same quality. For making coffee, I have tried both hot and cold water, and I didn't notice any difference. On the stove (gas burner) I put it on the lowest flame/setting, and it even produces crema, it takes about 5 minutes to brew and then I remove it. (With Illy coffee). I use it so I don't wake up the family early in the morning with the espresso machine.

Very good quality. I have had it for over a year now and I am very satisfied. I have 'retired' the espresso machine now.

Although I have an espresso machine, this briki makes better coffee. Larger quantity of coffee compared to a small espresso, but with a richer taste.

It looks like steel but it isn't. Prefer the Bialetti which is pure steel, I bought that one and it is excellent

I believe it will be better than those available in well-known stores. I was told (by a friend from Italy) that it is one of the best brands for traditional espresso pots. We shall see!!!

Very good, maybe for freddo it needs a 4-cup, I don't know if it exists, also as time goes by I make better coffee, illy so far is better than from the coffee shop

It does what it promises, its construction is very good, the coffee is different in texture and taste compared to capsules, but I like it! For anyone who wants espresso on a stovetop, it's the best!

I had various moka pots in the past but never a Bialetti. So I decided to get the 3 cups one, which I think is perfect for home use for one or two people (you can very easily make 2 pots in 3-4 minutes total). Good construction, beautiful, nice valve and 0 leaks! It has a 2-year warranty (that's good) and of course there are spare parts for all its accessories!

It does its job but after 5-6 uses it starts to show wear and dullness. It makes okay coffee but its appearance changes immediately and its color becomes brown in some spots

It's a perfect "coffee maker." Get a good coffee, a bit coarser than espresso, and with a fairly low heat using pre-boiled water, you'll have an amazing coffee

Nice quality! Makes good coffee! The secret is to put hot water in the bottom of the Bialetti! It does what it needs to do for the workplace as well, beyond home use

It works perfectly and makes very nice coffee, which, of course, as others have rightly pointed out, is not espresso. It is a different, separate category of coffee. To each their own, as they say.

No issues, it works normally without problems, both on a gas stove and on electric. Of course, it won't froth like other users mention due to lower pressure from the machines.

First time trying a Moka pot.. it makes nice espresso, yes without crema or without bringing out the full flavor and aroma profile like a professional espresso machine/grinder would. However, you drink a proper coffee full of body and intensity. For €25 you have a decent solution if you want to drink espresso at home.. by far a better choice than capsules.. and a result that surpasses even some cafes outside that charge you 3+ euros for watery/burnt coffee. I also have a Delonghi Dedica espresso machine with all the accessories (single filter basket, scale, tamper, etc.) and it has been set aside for now.. too much effort for questionable results while with the Moka pot I just put in coffee and know that in 3 minutes I will drink something proper. It’s no coincidence that it’s found in every household in Italy.

Cool little espresso maker, the coffee gets a bit too thick and strong to my liking, that's why I dilute it with hot water to make Americano. The quality is very nice, it looks like it will last a lifetime.

Very good!!! It's worth more than the 23 euros! It doesn't produce cream, of course, but the taste is like from the machine!!!

Good, but from the first day it was losing from the screw, I tried to see if I hadn't screwed it in well but it was the same

Real espresso every morning! I put it on the stove and it gets ready very quickly, it's worth it for espresso lovers

Very strong coffee and at the same time flavorful. It cannot be compared to the capsules. I also made the most beautiful freddo I have ever made at home.

You get what you pay for.
Since I don't have a filter at home, it has already broken.
It's okay, more or less. For hot, it's just fine.
I had to go through a whole process to make it cold afterwards

Although I have bought and used the coffee pot for 6 cups in the past, which is great, this particular one has a leak where the top and bottom parts screw together. Even though the store immediately replaced it with a new one, the second one has the same issue. Maybe slightly less than the first one.

The best brand guarantees quality construction and parts. I consider the 3 cups the most correct choice.

The best I have tried. Do not expect coffee like in Espresso or Nespresso machines. However, the one it makes is very good. If you are going to buy it, get the replacement rubber seals as well. Initially, it had some leaks but by changing the one it came with, they stopped.

First of all, let me say that I am new to this sport. The first two days I made coffee with the briki using KIMBO NAPOLI with the indication that it is suitable for briki. I made two good coffees, but guys, let's not get crazy, it's not freddo espresso, it's a nice coffee but it doesn't resemble freddo at all. The next coffee I have purchased is LAVAZZA ROSSA, which is also for briki. If this one is better and reminds me of freddo espresso, I will update the comment I made. The briki, as a construction, deserves 5 stars

Very good. Quality and practical. It makes very good coffee in just 4 minutes on low heat, it only needs the coffee you put in to be of good quality and not dirt. Don't worry if the bottom darkens inside or if it gets dull outside. The handle on the lid was spinning like crazy after a week. The screw had a problem. It probably just happened. I easily replaced the screw and it's fine.

I have another one from 1984 that was given to me and it's like new. Truly an indestructible coffee maker.

For over 20 years that I have been using it, it is the best for coffee just the way I want it..... I have machines for capsules and for loose coffee as well, but nothing compares to the briki... I haven't tried any other brand, only Bialetti. I have given it as a gift to people who wanted to quit Nespresso and everyone has only good things to say.

I have had it since November 2022 and it belongs to the category "easy to learn hard to master."

However, once you learn it, it makes excellent coffee