I had asked (didn't get an answer) if it's worth the money, 250 euros, considering that we can make the same coffee in a briki for much less money. In the end, I bought it and came to the conclusion that, of course, this conclusion cost me 250 euros. It makes the exact same coffee that the briki makes in the hob, not even a bit more, in no case is it worth so much money

In one minute the coffee is ready! It doesn't burn at all! For a machine, it makes very good Greek coffee, of course it can never be like the traditional briki on the gas stove. The foam is expected to not be the same as in the briki, where you make it as you like it. The downside for those who want to fill a whole cup with coffee is that you can't make it "strong" (it produces the amount of a double espresso cup). Also, if you use the classic paper cups (medium-sized ones, for example those for double espresso) instead of a cup, it takes a little acrobatics to remove the cup without spilling the coffee.

I believed that a machine cannot achieve the frothiness of Greek coffee until I tried it at a demonstration in a shop. After a while, I bought it! I haven't regretted it, it's worth it!

Practical! I think it's worth its money. It makes a very good coffee! The only drawback: the Turkish design!