Home Basics Espresso Maker, 6 Cups Reviews

Coffee powder leaks to the bottom container. I have been using other brand espresso maker which still works fine. I guess I will go with same brand. Thanks Walmart for accepting returns.

This worked fine when I first purchased it but then all of the water and some of the grinds were going in the bottom part and not going up to the top, I even replaced the gasket. I'm disappointed because now I have to find another pot. I have never had a problem with one of these pots before is it defected,I really don't know?

Does not close well, the vent hole lines up with the pour spout allowing remaining water to drip out when pouring your coffee. The coffee filter basket is too short and leaves water in bottom. The coffee does taste good and better then the cast aluminum one it is replacing. If where easier to close and open then it would be a higher rating. If I where rating the flavor of my coffee only then It would receive 5 stars that being said, Not what I expected.

It is not even stainless steel inside. Inside is plated a weird material. Dont fool your self by buying this. Look is so cheap. I was afraid to get poisened so returned it without using.

I purchased this item online and with less than 20 days of usage it exploded on my electric stove as the water heated. I was able to use it only a couple of times. Fortunately nobody was around (I have two sons) and coffee and hot water was spread all around. The two parts do not fit together anymore. Highly dangerous. I recommend an immediate recall of this product.

Love it

This coffee pot is very nice. The espresso is tasty. My only complaint is it is rather hard to unscrew, remove the strainer, and open the lid for cleaning.

I had to try this Moka pot out for the less than $10 price since I had a can of Jolly Caffe expresso grounds in the house. Nice little pot. Perfect size for my afternoon jolt. Grind basket seems to be made of a stainless steel. Seems to leave a couple ounces of moka in the bottom after brewing, but I have only made a couple runs with it. I may need to let it brew a little longer. No instructions with it, just look up Bialletti instructions and you will be set.

I had a similar, but much smaller, espresso stovetop maker. It made one cup. I decided to get one of these. It makes six espresso, small, cups of coffee or a couple of mug size cups.