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Your cart is empty.The IMUSA 6-Cup Stovetop Coffeemaker is an essential piece in every kitchen. Crafted in aluminum with a natural exterior, it introduces a touch of elegance to your daily coffee rituals. This coffeemaker has a capacity of 8Oz. Designed to make quality coffee at the convenience of home, the IMUSA Stovetop Coffeemaker features a cool-soft touch handle and knob that ensures a comfortable grip and includes a flip-top and easy-to-pour spout for mess-free pouring. Its distinctive design distributes heat evenly for enhanced flavor and aroma. The IMUSA Stovetop Coffeemaker is perfect for making espresso, lattes, cappuccinos, Cuban coffee, moka, and more. Trust the IMUSA Stovetop Coffeemaker for a refined and enjoyable coffee experience. It will surely become your kitchen's beloved companion, uniting tradition, and innovation in every delectable creation and elevating your culinary experience.
Robert Jaquillard
June 1, 2025
Works on my Induction stove. Very nice Moka!
Ben Couse
May 24, 2025
I see some reviews, good and bad, these criminal acts of misuse just wrench my gut! Your Moka pot exploded? You overfilled it and stuck it on high! The pot is only as good as the person using it. I highly recommend you check out the James Hoffman video on YT, and use his method for both safety and delicious tasting coffee. Basically, you fill the pot with hot water that was already preheated in a kettle or whatever, THEN use a towel to put it together… tighten it down! (Do not tamp the coffee down, just spoon it in and tap the side of the basket to make it level. Tamping will cause too much pressure and the coffee will not come through!) Put it on the burner on medium, NOT high, and watch. As soon as it starts gurgling air, like most of the coffee has come up and it’s running out of water, that’s when you remove it from the heat. I run the bottom chamber under water for a couple seconds to completely stop the brewing process, to each their own, but at least remove it from the heat. Know what you end up with? Coffee! Not burnt, bitter crapola. The Moka pot will not make TRUE espresso, as it’s not capable of producing the necessary amount of pressure, but it will give you a nice strong cup of… “semispresso†that can taste absolutely delicious. I get store brand Lavazza in the can, I’ve used fresh espresso roast from a local roastery too which was amazing, but in my opinion the Lavazza is really delicious for some store bought stuff. Put that yellow block down! It’s a lot of fun making “fake-uccino†lattes with this thing, obviously my latte art needs work lol but if you get a little milk frother and a mini pitcher, you can have a blast with it (or a mess). I guarantee you won’t spend as much as a real espresso machine, or take up as much counter space! BOTTOM LINE: This moka pot is as good as any moka pot out there, it really depends on the user. I preferred the look and price of this one, those hex shaped pots are just fugly to me. And listen… seriously… GET THE BIG ONE! A “cup†is not universal, in the US it’s 8 fl Oz but around the world it can be anything from 2.5 oz to pretty much whatever. The big pot will give you one good cup of coffee. Remember, they consider these things to be espresso makers. So if it says, “6 cups,†assume it’s more like 6 shots of espresso.
Laurence Foley
May 16, 2025
I love this coffee pot .It’s stainless steel too, thank you amazon
Osprey
May 14, 2025
My induction stove barely recognizes this pot. It is barely magnetic, but the stove still manages to detect it on the smallest burner. Make sure that the pot covers the entire inner circle of your smallest burner; otherwise, it may not be recognized. That's what happened with my two front burners. I thought the pot was defective until I tried it on the somewhat smaller rear burner. Once it found a home, it makes excellent moka espresso, so long as the lower pot is filled to just below the release valve.The upper and lower pots are well made and screw together easily, and are made of a durable stainless steel. It actually looks better than the picture in the description. the lid and hinge seem a bit flimsy, and that is my only complaint.The coffee basket holds between 18 and 20 grams of espresso, and the lower pot holds about 200 ml of water, about the equivalent of 3 demitasse cups of espresso after subtracting the amount left in the pot after brewing. I found that anything less than 128 ml will not result in good pressure, and the pot will sputter through the spout.I can't compare the results with similar more expensive name brand pots; but I'm satisfied with the 4 oz brews I have made.
Somewhere in Comancheria
April 25, 2025
Solid and reliable for a very good price. Heavy stainless steel & easy to clean. Great results and works on an induction cooktop!
Panchy
April 14, 2025
Do not be fooled by the color. This is NOT stainless steel. A magnet will not be attracted to it, and it does not work with an induction cooktop. Returning right now.
RIN TIN TIN
April 4, 2025
Great Espresso coffeemaker. I own 2, a small one and a large one. What I like the most is that it's S.S. not Aluminum like my previous maker which starts to corrode inside and his harmful to your health.
Customer
February 6, 2025
I use a bunch of methods and coffees; this maker is solid steel, you can taste the difference v. food grade aluminum counterparts or those w/ plastic parts. Impressive for the price.
Catherine
February 3, 2025
Box was kinda falling apart
Engel S
January 17, 2025
Sin quejas de este producto
lawrence
December 6, 2024
Stainless steel, good looking & solid
Rubialonzo
November 21, 2024
Divina, la capacidad de 4 tazas se ajusta a mis necesidades, el hecho de que sea de acero inoxidable le da un acabado lustroso y es muy resistente, sin ningún problema para el uso en estufa de gas, facilÃsima de limpiar.
Customer
November 12, 2024
It was fine for the first couple of uses and then it had a horrible chemical taste. I don’t believe it’s stainless steel. I hope we didn’t consume chemicals from the cheap material.
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