Easyworkz Diego Stovetop Espresso Maker Stainless Steel Italian Coffee Machine Maker 4cup 200ml Induction Moka Pot

This coffee pot is stylish and make excellent coffee. When in use there is no coffee squatting on to the hob like other coffee pot. We love it. It is excellent quality and is worth every penny. It is easy to use and no water or coffee spillage. Would definitely buy again.

Who doesn't live a good, strong coffee?! I do, and this is a good way to have a nice coffee. Definitely recommend. Very good quality

Superb quality and robust design! Easy to clean and heavy duty engineering too.

Wish I'd sent this back immediately. Steam comes out the middle, screw it tighter that helps a little. Sometimes the coffee percolates, other times it doesn't – disappointing. Looks good, paid extra – now buying another one. Shop elsewhere.

Only used twice so far. Disappointed that there’s no crema with this method - thought there would be? Otherwise it’s stylish, easy to use, makes two small espressos or one cup/small mug.

Works well!

Super fast shipping, looks good aspect, quality product, incredible value for money, very well packaged and in perfect condition, durable material, highly recommended seller.

This is my first ever moka pot and I'm very pleased with it. In fact, it is now part of my life as a morning routine. Positives: 1) It brings out a different, more intense, flavour compared to my cafetiere and it's quicker; 2) The polished stainless steel and satin black base looks smart - so much better than the cheaper looking Aluminium efforts; 3) It's easy enough to strip and clean. Negatives: 1) The black satin base is painted and is easy to scratch and the stainless steel body had some minor scratches (which may have occurred while in transit - see below for how I resolved this; 2) The instructions did not explain how to remove the silicone gasket - I wasn't sure whether it had been heat welded in and so couldn't be removed - again, I resolved this (see below); 3) The quantity of coffee produced each time is enough for ONE cup - you'd struggle to get two cups out of it. However, the larger Diago Easyworks pot (with the stainless steel base) would alleviate this issue; 4) The wall between the inside of the pot and the "chimney" narrows to a point which is "awkward" to clean. Advice I'd highly recommend that you take out the silicone gasket after each coffee making session. On the pot's first (pre-use) cleaning I noticed water behind the gasket and there is no way of removing this without stripping it. If not cleaned, you're eventually going to start having "interesting" flavoured coffee! To remove the gasket use something thin and plastic. If you use a metal knife there's a risk you'll damage the gasket or scratch the pot: I use a small plastic spatula - the type used by children to spread glue with. Regarding the stainless steel body having minor scratches: if this bothers you (it bothers me!) then use a suitable metal polish to remove them. I used "Autosol" which is a slightly abrasive cream - it's a 5 to10 minute job. Reflections These pots do not produce coffee that can be described as "espresso" - it's something else and I'm unsure why they are referred to as "espresso pots" instead of "moka pots." Perhaps, it is because the most appropriate grind size for use is most similar to an espresso grind if using pre-ground coffee? Saying that, the recommended grind size by my 1zpresso K-Plus grinder is between settings "5 and 7" whereas a recommended espresso setting is between "3 and 4.5." Conclusion The price of the Diago Easyworks was reasonable, it's solid and looks good, and I really enjoy using it on a daily basis. I suspect that it will last for years and it is possible to find replacement silicone gaskets online. I highly recommend you try it!

Très bien.

perfekt att ha i husbilen

I was going to buy a cheaper espresso maker but I am so very pleased with this one, I’m glad I decided to splurge. Stainless steel, good weight to the base and I so appreciate the mid way screen in the funnel which allows me to make smaller quantity of espresso or a full mug of regular coffee. I haven’t had fresh ground coffee in quite some time, decades really. I was drinking too much of it back then so I quit. I’ve been happy with decaf instant the last couple of years. I recently got myself some fresh decaf beans, I grind them in a stainless steel grinder also purchase on Amazon (got it for spices and flax seeds initially), fill the funnel half full and brew a full pot (base), A small battery frotter, also purchased on Amazon, whip up some soy milk to make my sweet café au lait. Such a treat. I am truly enjoying this little ritual and way more delicious. It really does not take much time. I put the burner on high but use a diffuser. Very happy with my investment. I just don’t have the space for an electric espresso/cappuccino maker and I didn’t want to deal with potential mechanical problems. This system is simple, fool proof, space saving and way more affordable. Love!

En dat binnen een paar minuten, dat is snel genieten als een lekker bakkie nodig hebt. Nog mooier; met deze (300ml) zet je genoeg voor twee, dus dat is dubbel genieten!

Best moka pot I ever had! Nice that the handle won’t melt off or break off. Now I make enough espresso in one pot for everybody when we receive guests and friends.