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LAOION GMK-240 Glass Top Moka Pot 6 Cup

  • Capacity: 1 cup
  • Power Source: Manual
  • Material: Glass, Stainless Steel
  • Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

Induction compatibility is the real reason to pick this moka pot over a classic aluminum one, provided you want espresso-sized pours, not full mugs.

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ASIN: B0D53GXDBFModel: GMK-240Category: Stovetop Espresso & Moka Pots

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Overview

Stovetop moka brewing gets an induction-ready upgrade here: a 6 cup, 240ml glass and stainless steel pot with a base built for electromagnetic cooktops.

The 240ml capacity is measured in small espresso pours of about 1.5 ounces each, so this makes concentrated coffee for espresso cups rather than six regular mugs. A stainless steel induction base is what separates it from classic aluminum moka pots, which do not work on induction cooktops at all. The listing is explicit that overfilling past the safety valve or packing the grounds too tight are the usual causes of a moka pot leaking.

  • 6 cup, 240ml stovetop capacity
  • Induction, gas and electric compatible
  • Borosilicate glass top with steel body
  • Safety valve to guard against overfilling

Who it's for

Espresso and Cuban coffee drinkers who cook on an induction stovetop and want a traditional moka pot rather than an electric machine. Not a fit for anyone expecting mug-sized servings from one brew.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Induction-compatible stainless steel base
  • Works on gas and standard electric too
  • Glass top shows the brewing process
  • Compact size for travel or small kitchens
Cons
  • 240ml yields small espresso pours, not full mugs
  • Manual heat control needed to avoid overheating

Performance notes

Brewing works the standard moka way: water in the base up to the safety valve, unpacked grounds in the basket, then medium heat pulls steam pressure up through the grounds into the top chamber. The stainless steel base is what allows induction heating, since the magnetic field needs a ferrous surface that plain glass or aluminum will not provide on its own. The seller's own notes flag finger-tight assembly and staying below the safety valve as the two steps that prevent leaks.

Specifications

BrandLaoion
ModelGMK-240
Dimensions & fit
Item Dimensions D x W x H5.1 × 7.5 × 10.6 inches
Capacity & performance
Capacity1 cup
Power & efficiency
Power SourceManual
Wattage230 watts
Construction & materials
MaterialGlass, Stainless Steel
ColorSilver
Exterior FinishStainless Steel
Compatibility & installation
Human Interface InputButtons
Included components
Customer Package TypeFFP
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsFilter
Other details
Coffee Maker TypeEspresso Machine
Operation ModeManual
Coffee Input TypeGround
Filter TypeReusable
Number of Items1
StyleModern
Specific Uses For ProductEspresso
Other Special Features of the ProductInduction Stovetop Compatible
Recommended Uses For ProductHome Brewing, Travel/Portability
Manufacture Year2025

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Frequently asked questions

Does the LAOION moka pot work on an induction stovetop?

Yes, the base is stainless steel specifically for induction compatibility, unlike classic aluminum moka pots.

How much coffee does the 6 cup LAOION moka pot actually make?

It holds 240ml total, which the listing describes as six small espresso servings of about 1.5 ounces each rather than six regular mugs.

What causes a moka pot like this one to leak?

The seller's own guidance points to overfilling past the safety valve and packing the grounds too tightly as the most common causes, along with an under-tightened top and bottom chamber.