The Bialetti 0007328 is a traditional aluminum moka pot for stovetop use, no electricity, no pods, just ground coffee and heat. At $90 it sits at the higher end for a moka pot, and with a 3.9 rating across 114 reviews it generates mixed but not alarming feedback for a stovetop brewer.
Stovetop coffee drinkers who want strong, espresso-style coffee without a full espresso machine. A good fit for campers, people in spaces without reliable outlets, or anyone who values simplicity and zero dependency on pods or paper filters.
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Skip this if you want a drip machine or need programmable brewing. Also skip if you are on a tight budget, $90 for a moka pot is premium, and quality aluminum moka pots exist at lower price points. Not for induction stovetops unless specified.
Type Moka Pot
Coffee input Pod
Filter Reusable
Operation Manual
Material Aluminum
Dishwasher safe No
Priced 25% below the category median ($120.34 across 86 tracked models)
Weight of 0.82 lb - lighter than 95% of the 87 models we track
Our scorecard
3.9/5overall
Owner rating3.9/5
3.9 average across 114 owner ratings
Popularity1.1/5
114 owner reviews, fewer 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
The Bialetti 0007328 is a manual moka pot with an aluminum body, silver and black color scheme, and no electrical components. It measures 4.13 x 7.48 x 7.68 inches and weighs just 0.82 lb, making it one of the lightest coffee makers you can buy. Operation is entirely manual, you fill the bottom chamber with water, add ground coffee to the filter basket, and place it on a stovetop burner.
No wattage, no voltage, no smart connectivity, this is pure, simple brewing. The filter is reusable (the built-in basket). The machine is not dishwasher safe, which is standard for aluminum moka pots where soap can affect the seasoning and flavor over time.
With 114 reviews and a 3.9 rating, this Bialetti variant sits below the brand's typical approval levels. Zero units bought last month suggests modest current demand. At $90 it competes with Bialetti's own lower-priced moka pots, so the justification depends on what this specific model offers beyond the standard lineup.
Pros
Extremely light at 0.82 lb, easy to pack or store
No electricity needed, works on any gas or electric stovetop
Reusable built-in filter, no ongoing filter cost
Compact footprint: 4.13 x 7.48 x 7.68 in
Bialetti brand heritage in moka pot design
Cons
3.9 rating across 114 reviews is below Bialetti's usual performance
At $90, pricing is high for the moka pot category
Not dishwasher safe
Manual operation requires attention during brewing, no auto shutoff
Performance notes
Manual aluminum moka pot. No wattage or voltage, stovetop heat source only. Reusable filter basket. No controls, no smart features. Dimensions: 4.13 x 7.48 x 7.68 in; weight 0.82 lb. Not dishwasher safe.
What buyers say
With 114 reviews at 3.9 stars, reception is lukewarm by Bialetti standards. Buyers in the moka pot category generally expect straightforward, durable performance, the relatively low rating may reflect fit-and-finish concerns or comparison against Bialetti's own classic models at lower prices.
Does the Bialetti 0007328 work on induction cooktops?
The specs list aluminum construction, which is not induction-compatible. Induction requires magnetic materials like stainless steel. Check the listing for an induction-specific version if you need that.
How do you clean a Bialetti moka pot?
Rinse with warm water and let it dry fully. Avoid soap and dishwashers, aluminum moka pots develop a patina over time that improves the brewing. The specs confirm it is not dishwasher safe.
What grind size should I use in a moka pot?
A medium-fine grind works best, finer than drip but coarser than espresso machine grind. Too fine and it clogs; too coarse and the brew is weak.
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