- Jubilee offer: spend £10 or more on any product sold by Amazon.co.uk on or before June 6 and you can buy The Diamond Jubilee A Classical Celebration Album for just £2.50 Here's how (terms and conditions apply)
Special Offers and Product Promotions
Technical Details
- This stove-top maker is produced in 18/10 stainless steel, including inside Components
- It features a black insulated handle and is suitable for all hobs including induction
Frequently Bought Together
Product details
Would you like to give feedback on images?
|
Related Items
- Most Popular
- Cafeteria & Stove Top Espresso Makers
- Milk Frothers
- Coffee, Tea & Espresso Replacement Parts
Product Description
Product Description
This modern and functional stove-top maker is produced in 18/10 stainless steel, including inside Components. It features a black insulated handle and is suitable for all hobs including induction.
Product Description
This stylish Venus Espresso maker is a great alternative to the traditional Express version. Made from 18/10 stainless steel, it features a black insulated handle and is suitable for use on all heat sources including induction. Available in three sizes, this popular coffee maker makes a great gift.
•4 cup Venus Espresso Maker by Bialetti
•Made from 18/10 stainless steel and suitable for use on all heat sources including induction
•Features include a black insulated handle and a straight sided design
•Made in Italy
•4 cup Venus Espresso Maker by Bialetti
•Made from 18/10 stainless steel and suitable for use on all heat sources including induction
•Features include a black insulated handle and a straight sided design
•Made in Italy
Tags Customers Associate with This Product(What's this?)Click on a tag to find related items, discussions, and people.
|
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
53 of 54 people found the following review helpful
I would like to point out to people that the 4 cup cannot be used on the induction hob as the base is not big enough. I purchassed the 4 cup and the 6 cup not from Amazon i admit but the descriptions for these products are the same as where i purchased mine from. The base of the 4 cup has no induction symbol neither has the box so i don't think Bialetti are to blame it's the sites that sell them. I emailed the site where i purchassed mine but they cannot be bothered to answer. the six cup works up to the point where the coffee has nearly all come up then it keeps flashing F. I have since purchassed another 6 cup in another make which has a slightly bigger base and that works perfectly so all you potential buyers of the 4 cup who have a induction hob please beware!
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I have had Bialetti coffee pots for years and they are excellent. This new stainless steel version is far superior. It is easier to clean and nicer to use. It also seems to hold more than my previous 4 cup pot, and realistically fills a good mug for one. I read all the reviews before renewing my old pot and it still made me choose Bialetti and now they make it in stainless steel it does not get the residue in the bottom that the old ones did. Excellent purchase and would definitely recommend it. And it works fantastically on my cast iron range cooker hob.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I seem to be collecting coffee makers recently.
This is my latest indulgence.
Some useful information -
This will produce around 120 - 180ml of coffee.
It seems to be a bit variable but when there is a bit less the coffee tends to be better (the "bitters" come out at the end).
It stands a little under 18cm tall and is about 10cm wide at the base, however only about 9cm of the base is in contact with the hotplate and centre is recessed.
Mine is definitely magnetic and marked with an induction symbol. I don't have an induction hob so can't say any more than that.
Bialetti is an Italian company - but the pot is manufactured in India.
Generally the stainless-steel vessel is well put together and nicely finished; the parts fit closely together. The top and bottom screw easily together. The lid is a simple disk with a little section removed to assist pouring. My lid has a slight but noticeable twist, not functionally significant but a little irritating. The plastic fittings are sturdier than on other Bialetti coffee makers, though still not strong enough to use as grip or lever when tightening the reservoir to the flask.
Parts seem to be a lot easier to come by than for the expensive Alessi coffee makers I have purchased before.
In use the coffee maker burbles and hisses happily when the coffee is made, what more could you want! The coffee is - if not espresso pretty damn good.
The pot pours well and doesn't often dribble.
Note:
If you use the knob on the lid to open the lid and peak at the coffee it will dribble a little hot liquid onto the handle. If you open the lid while brewing it will spit little drops of coffee round your hob.
I think that the more modern safety valve found on Aluminium Bialetti coffee makers is superior (it can easily be cleaned of scale) and it annoys me that it isn't found on these stainless steel models.
Very nearly four stars but not quite. Looks like I'm still on the hunt for the perfect Moka Pot.
This is my latest indulgence.
Some useful information -
This will produce around 120 - 180ml of coffee.
It seems to be a bit variable but when there is a bit less the coffee tends to be better (the "bitters" come out at the end).
It stands a little under 18cm tall and is about 10cm wide at the base, however only about 9cm of the base is in contact with the hotplate and centre is recessed.
Mine is definitely magnetic and marked with an induction symbol. I don't have an induction hob so can't say any more than that.
Bialetti is an Italian company - but the pot is manufactured in India.
Generally the stainless-steel vessel is well put together and nicely finished; the parts fit closely together. The top and bottom screw easily together. The lid is a simple disk with a little section removed to assist pouring. My lid has a slight but noticeable twist, not functionally significant but a little irritating. The plastic fittings are sturdier than on other Bialetti coffee makers, though still not strong enough to use as grip or lever when tightening the reservoir to the flask.
Parts seem to be a lot easier to come by than for the expensive Alessi coffee makers I have purchased before.
In use the coffee maker burbles and hisses happily when the coffee is made, what more could you want! The coffee is - if not espresso pretty damn good.
The pot pours well and doesn't often dribble.
Note:
If you use the knob on the lid to open the lid and peak at the coffee it will dribble a little hot liquid onto the handle. If you open the lid while brewing it will spit little drops of coffee round your hob.
I think that the more modern safety valve found on Aluminium Bialetti coffee makers is superior (it can easily be cleaned of scale) and it annoys me that it isn't found on these stainless steel models.
Very nearly four stars but not quite. Looks like I'm still on the hunt for the perfect Moka Pot.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Can't beat a real espresso
This product is great, no damage to my ceramic hob. I prefer this espresso than a Tassimo. Yes you don't get the froth because it's not dispensed like a machine, but taste is... Read more
Published 19 days ago by A2dK
Great
I was dubious about ordering as it was for an induction hob (Neff). I am so pleased I did. It works a treat and does exactly what you would expect it to do. VERY well priced. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Bazza
express expresso
The Bialetti Venus 4 cup stove top coffee pot for an induction hob is FAB. Slight concern on ordering as a review said the 4 cup had too small a base to work on an induction hob... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ramdance
Does what it says
Bought this to work on an induction hob. I had read some reviews where the Bialetti doesn't work on some makes of induction hobs. Happy to say it works fine on my Miele. Read more
Published 1 month ago by The Systemic Kid
This little Italian packs a punch!
5 Star....read on to find out why...
Ok, you may have seen mixed reviews for this product and I too saw those when deciding on purchasing this product. Read more
Ok, you may have seen mixed reviews for this product and I too saw those when deciding on purchasing this product. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Campioni Del Mondo 2006
after all these years
Have always said I could;nt see the point of "real" coffee having tried every coffee maker under the sun and gone back to instant each time. Read more
Published 4 months ago by coffeephobe
a good buy
a neat and efficient coffee maker - it produces coffee as near as you can get espresso in the home.
Published 5 months ago by jim
satisfied
I am really satisfied. Many thanks for this excellent coffee maker. It is very helpful and coffee from it is amazing.
Published 5 months ago by Sabina
Awsome manual coffee from my induction hob
I've read with surprise that people are having problems with the Bialetti Venus on their induction hob as it's too small? Read more
Published 6 months ago by Callum Winton
Excellent coffee maker
I bought the Bialetti because my old one wasn't suitable for Induction hobs. The Bialetti Venus is also better looking than my old one, very stylish. Read more
Published 7 months ago by jamjams
Customer Discussions
|
This product's forum
Active discussions in related forums
Search Customer Discussions
|
Related forums
|
Listmania!
Look for similar items by category
|
