Medelco One All 8-Cup Capacity Stovetop Glass Percolator

"Easy to use" can be subjective.I get years of trouble free use from these pots. The only time they don't last is due to negligence.When making coffee, I start with a medium flame. Once the water starts to boil, I reduce the flame to very low. After it has percolated to my liking, I can keep the coffee hot at the extremely lowest flame.The pros: Lightweight, easy to clean, handle does not get hot, can be used to brew tea, makes a good tasting cup of coffee or tea, pours neatly without making a mess, works very well on gas stovesThe cons: Lightweight, difficult to control percolation on electric stoves, manageable paper filters are kind of difficult to find, if heated too much, it tends to sputter and create a messOverall, these are decent pots. But they do have a small "learning curve" if you've never used one.Personally, I consider this a great pot.

The media could not be loaded. i love this coffee pot , glass always scares me, but as long as your careful your fine, same with any glass, easy to clean just fragile if your not careful, people may never have used a percolator coffee pot, but if you have its very similar, just cannot let the coffee perk at boiling cause you will ruin it, turn on low flame & wait 1 min per cup to brew, , it took a bit longer than my Colletti stainless steel pot but flavor is way better, cleaner, taste & i feel safer using glass than aluminum or steel anyday, due to medical concerns related to aluminum or the tarnish i kept wiping from the stainless steel colletti , those are my reasons i switched to glass & im glad we did, i love all my percolators but i think i may prefer the glass to any metal.

This percolator works fine and makes good coffee. It was a good value for the money. My only complaint is that the percolator cover "Glass" view knob is heavily frosted plastic. It is difficult to view the coffee perking. Clear plastic or glass would have been much better.

Love this for my home grind coffee, works wonderful

Have tried a few different brewing methods. French Press, Pour over, and Drip. This is my favorite ,so far. Like that I can watch the process. My first batch was a little weak, but was smooth and not bitter at all. Will just have to tweak the amount of coffee a little. Only thing I don’t like is all the plastic parts. The makers should have used stainless. Would have been more than willing to pay extra. Just love the glass though. Overall a very nice product.

coffee pot is fine. no inner guts can' t use with out inner parts that make up a percolator seller and. wrote seller and 12 days later still nothing

Just what we needed

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Me gustó la cafeteraNo me gustó que venía en una caja 4 veces más grande que la cafetera y venían metros y metros de hules de esos de bolsas unidas que los inflan , pero todos venían desinflados, o sea que no servían de nada , solo de hacer más basura plástica :/