- Bialetti Moka Express: This classic aluminum pot is praised for its reliability and rich coffee flavor. Available in multiple sizes, it’s a staple in many households but unsuitable for induction stoves.
- Bialetti Venus: Made from stainless steel, this sleek model works on induction cooktops. It’s easy to clean and durable, but be aware of possible knockoff versions.
- GROSCHE Milano: This pot is known for its design and durability and is available in various materials, including aluminum and stone. However, it’s unsuitable for induction stoves and can be pricier than other options.
- Cuisinox Roma: A premium-grade stainless steel pot that works on all stovetops, including induction. It comes with a 25-year warranty but is more expensive and may require thorough cleaning to prevent rust.
- CHANMOL Stovetop Espresso Maker: This stainless steel pot has a heat-resistant handle and permanent filter but has issues with leaking and quality.
- Mr. Rudolf Stovetop Espresso-Coffee Maker: Made from food-grade stainless steel, it’s durable and has a safety valve, but the lid and handle can be problematic.
- AICOOK Moka Pot: This is an affordable option with a heat-resistant handle and a two-year warranty, but it tends to leak and has a nonstick coating that flakes off.
- Alessi Pulcina: Known for its unique design and functionality, it automatically stops brewing to prevent over-extraction, preserving the coffee’s best qualities. It’s compact and ideal for small kitchens.
- LeeSuo Stovetop Espresso Maker: Stylish and ergonomic, this stainless steel pot has issues with leaking and the handle heating up.
