Milu Espresso Maker Induction Hob | 2, 4, 6, 9 Cup| stainless steel Espresso Pot, Stovetop Moka Pot, Coffee Maker, Set including coaster, spoon, brush (6 cups 300ml)

Very well made and it looks brilliant. It took me a little while to learn how to use it on my electric hob, but now I’m able to make the perfect espresso. I’m really pleased with it.

seems well made and designed, just the right size for one or two people.

I wanted to make Cuban-style coffee and purchased both this cafetera and a cheaper aluminium one (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09H6N6XQ5) from Amazon. The other cafetera gives a more faithful Cuban-style cup (stronger but with more silt), and this one gives something closer to a strong Americano. Neither produces much crema, and I wouldn't call either an espresso.This cafetera feels substantial, is well-made, and is larger. It works very well on an induction hob, which means it is more energy-efficient and provides a much faster brew than the other one. I have a cheap hob (not PWM), but this cafetera works well on a low setting.I think the difference in flavour comes because the basket size is roughly the same between the two cafeteras. This means that unless you underfill the reservoir, the ratio of water to coffee is greater in this cafetera than in others. The result is still quite nice, but it's body is noticeably less viscous than Cuban coffee.This cafetera has two features that seem meant to reduce the silt in your cup. First, the basket for the coffee has a perforated cover that my other cafetera does not have, so after bubbling up through the grinds the water passes through two pieces of perforated steel before entering the chamber for the brewed coffee. The second screen doesn't seem to have much effect on the quantity of grinds that get through, but the second feature is a sump (like a grenade sump in a foxhole) in the brewed coffee chamber that does a surprisingly good job of collecting them. Provided that you don't pour quickly, you will get very little silt in your cup. The sump does create an extra task for cleaning, however.Finally, there are two other features that may be of interest. First, the inside of the water reservoir seems to be coated with Teflon or other non-stick material. I don't know what this is for, and it doesn't affect performance in any way for me; however, those who are concerned about coatings on cookware may want to be aware of this. Second, at the top of the tube leading from the coffee basket to the brewed coffee chamber, there is a cap that reduces the flow. This makes the flow more uniform (less of the characteristic spurting of a percolator machine) than in the other cafetera.

Well-made, well made , with a few extra bits. Works well on induction.

A very good coffee maker. You can adjust the strength of the coffee and keep it pressed.

Was great, but now useless as the metal filter has lost its lifting knob section... which means the coffee bursts through and the coffee tastes bad. Tried finding a contact to get a replacement, but no luck... Probs worth spending more and getting something that lasts more than 6 months. If Milu want to replace the part, I would consider removing this review. Thanks

It looks so beautiful 😍 efficient and not noisy. Second time buying this product. I am delighted!!!

Initially I had a 2-cup size móka pot that started hissing and leaking many random times, but Milu company stated that it must have been a fault and sent me a brand new one free of charge. Now I have the same, new, small 2- cup size for about 18 months and am pleased to tell it still works as it should. I have no hissing or leaks 99.9% of times and I use it daily.The best thing is that you can make a 1 cup coffee by placing the round restricter filter, which is very clever.