I sort of bought this on a whim as I thought it would be handy to be able to see the coffee pump up to the top in a moka pot. And it works as expected. Will I use it a lot? I don't think so. It's obviously more fragile - I mean, it's glass. The whole thing is well-designed except for the handle, IMO. It's not only glass but thin glass, and compared to a traditional moka pot that you can let the kids play with, that handle is asking to be broken right off. I know they had to come up with a "cool" handle, but I think this is a design flaw and they should have found a way to use a typical insulated handle on the top. So clean carefully and allow to cool before disassemble as the glass expands at a different rate to the aluminum base., so it sort of binds.

This is a terrific coffee maker. It is beautiful, light-weight, chic, and it makes excellent coffee. Its design, which is slightly different from other coffee makers of this kind, allows easy disassembly into parts providing access to all surfaces for thorough cleaning. The gasket seats well and doesn’t leak. Most impressive is the transparent top section that obviates the need to check whether the coffee is ready – you can see when it’s ready. To top it all off, Geesta provides great service and stands behind its products.

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This thing makes a great cup of coffee and is fairly easy to clean but I've got two major problems with it. It doesn't make very much coffee and the lid that goes on it is paper thin. Not a great mix of material when the whole thing is glass. If you don't screw the top glass on tight it will leak as you're making coffee and if you overtighten it the whole body will crack since it's all glass. The body is thick enough and I haven't had any problems there but the lid that goes on it is super thin and cracked on ours. It wasn't even from bumping it, it cooled down too quickly and the knob shattered. Huge disappointment because I love the flavor you get from your coffee making it this way. We will be replacing with a bigger version that has better quality parts.

Love this expresso coffee maker. I can take it apart for Thorough cleaning. Not like other coffee machines only the top comes apart. This one makes the best coffee. Don’t have to worry about my coffee tasting g bad due to unable to clean the rubber. Only thing I worry is it’s top is glass and worry it may break but I’m determined to buy a replacement

Very beautiful product but more delicate than you would expect from kitchen glass. A plastic tin fell about five inches on it and it immediately broke. For price point… too much for a cheaper glass product. It lasted a month.

I really enjoy using the Geesta Moka Pot—the coffee it brews is rich, smooth, and full of flavor. The design is sleek, and the crystal glass top adds a touch of elegance to the experience. It’s easy to use and clean, making it a great addition to my coffee routine. However, I was disappointed that the glass top broke sooner than expected. While it’s a beautiful feature, it seems too fragile for regular use. A sturdier or reinforced glass design would make this product perfect. Despite the issue, I’m happy with the coffee quality and overall functionality. Just be careful with the glass top—it’s a bit delicate!

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It does look lovely and it does work, however the pressure is not a good as the baletti ones and you're left with quite a lot of water in the bottom and not particularly strong coffee. But it is a lovely little work of art and is fun to see it working.

Definitely not recommended! After one month of using it , the glass cracked on the thread and its impossible to make coffee as it's just purring out, Waste of money.

Item arrived very well secured in great packaging. The glass part looks amazing the metal parts are flimsy and low quality. It does not work on induction hob.