The Diguo LEPAC5381 is a manual vacuum coffee pot with a rose gold finish, 950W heating element, and a reusable filter, earning 4.6 stars from 618 reviews at $143. Vacuum brewing produces a distinctly clean cup, and the review count is substantial enough to trust the rating.
Coffee enthusiasts who want to explore vacuum (siphon) brewing at home and prefer a brewer that doubles as a visual centerpiece, the rose gold finish and vacuum mechanism make it an eye-catching countertop item. The reusable filter keeps long-term costs low.
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Buyers who want a push-button automatic machine will find vacuum brewing's manual process impractical. At $143 and 1.1 lb listed weight, the low weight figure may also signal a lighter build, verify construction details from the product listing if durability is a priority.
Type Vacuum Coffee Pot
Coffee input Ground Coffee
Filter Reusable
Wattage 950 W
Operation Manual
Controls Buttons
Priced 19% above the category median ($120.34 across 86 tracked models)
Wattage of 950 W - lower than 61% of the 87 models we track
Weight of 1.1 lb - lighter than 86% of the 87 models we track
Our scorecard
4.6/5overall
Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 618 owner ratings
Popularity2.5/5
618 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other coffee makers, kettles and brewers we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Vacuum coffee pots, also called siphon brewers, use vapor pressure and vacuum suction to move water through coffee grounds, a method that produces a remarkably clean and bright cup compared to drip or French press. The Diguo LEPAC5381 brings this brew style at $143 with a rose gold finish and a 950W heating element.
The reusable filter is a practical plus, siphon brewers often use cloth or specialty paper filters that require ongoing replacement, so a built-in reusable option simplifies things. The machine is manual in operation, meaning the user controls the process, and it is not smart-home compatible. No dishwasher-safe designation is listed, so care around the glass and heating components will be needed.
At 618 reviews and 4.6 stars, the LEPAC5381 has a strong reputation within the vacuum/siphon brewer niche. The rose gold color and silver material description suggest this is positioned partly as a visual piece, not just a functional brewer. The 1.1 lb listed weight is notably light and may reflect only a component rather than the full assembled unit.
Pros
4.6 stars from 618 reviews, strong and trusted rating
Vacuum brewing method produces a clean, bright cup
Reusable filter included, no ongoing filter purchases
950W heating element
Rose gold finish is a distinctive alternative to standard black or steel options
Cons
Manual operation, requires user attention and technique
Not dishwasher safe
1.1 lb listed weight seems very low for a full vacuum brewer, verify build quality from the listing
No capacity listed in specs
Performance notes
The LEPAC5381 draws 950W and uses manual operation with ground coffee through a reusable filter. It is classified as a vacuum coffee pot (siphon-style brewer). No capacity, voltage, or dishwasher-safe spec is listed. Weight is noted as 1.1 lb, which is unusually light for this type of brewer, this may represent a component weight only.
What buyers say
With 618 reviews at 4.6 stars, buyer satisfaction is high for a specialty brew format. Vacuum brewers attract a knowledgeable coffee audience, and that group tends to rate products on actual brew quality and build reliability rather than brand recognition, making the strong score here a meaningful indicator. Zero recent purchase volume suggests this is not a mainstream product, which aligns with the niche siphon brewing audience.
What is a vacuum coffee pot and how does the Diguo LEPAC5381 work?
A vacuum coffee pot (siphon brewer) uses heat to push water from a lower chamber into an upper chamber containing coffee grounds, then uses vacuum suction as it cools to pull brewed coffee back down through a filter. The result is a clean, tea-like cup.
Does the Diguo LEPAC5381 need paper filters?
No. It includes a reusable filter, so no ongoing filter purchases are required.
What wattage does the Diguo LEPAC5381 use?
It draws 950 watts. Voltage is not listed in the available specs, so confirm compatibility with your outlet before purchasing.
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