Medelco One All 8-Cup Capacity Stovetop Glass Percolator | 40 oz (8 cup) German borosilicate glass. Gas & electric stovetop safe. BPA-free. Includes heat diffuser.

"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 stoves The 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 mess Overall, 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.

It took awhile for this to get to us, but it's now a favorite of my Mom's!

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.

I liked it overall.It's nice to watch the coffee.Good, dark, it's down real low.So you just get my slow drip , so it gets really strong i wouldn't give it a 5 star. The only thing I didn't like about it. It didn't have a stainless. Internal percolator coffee basket. And parts. plastic not healthy

The plastic stem melted the first time I used it.

Works like a coffee pot should. Coffee tastes great

Great coffee pot. I use it for ground coffee that I use a mill to grind from whole beans. I do use an internal wire mesh to put into the plastic coffee ground holder. It is simple and I can see the coffee that is brewed. I do change the amount of perking depending on the grounds I am using. I recommend this handy size, easy to use, great value for the price coffee pot.

I had my first cup of coffee with this perculator. Oh so good. Yum. The funny thing though (had to laugh at myself) is the trivit. I had no idea what it was or what it was for since it didnt fit in the coffee pot. Well I notified the seller. In the meantime I went to the recycles and they were still there fortunately. I found the trivit. It has a strange shape. It goes between the coffee pot and the burner. I realized my error of not knowing what that piece was for and notified the seller it was my mistake. The coffee pot itself comes with do nots thats how I realized what happened with the trivit. Great coffee pot. Yes the insides are plastic and the lid too. Still works great. I had a pyrex one and it is at my moms she thinks it broke. I had to have another

This is excellent.

Me gustó la cafetera No 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 :/