Elabo Moka Pot vs The London Sip

The verdict

Elabo Moka Pot and The London Sip score the same, 8.5 out of 10, so the choice is what each is better at rather than which is better.

Elabo Moka Pot costs $4 less.

Who each one suits

Elabo Moka Pot

Stainless steel for half what stainless steel usually costs here

Scores higher on ease of use & cleaning.

The London Sip

A moka pot chosen partly on how it looks on the hob

Scores higher on build quality & materials, heat source compatibility.

How they score, criterion by criterion

Both are scored the same way against the rest of their category, from what their makers publish. The weight is how much each criterion moves the total. How the score works

CriterionWeightElabo Moka PotThe London Sip
Brew Quality26%10.010.0
Build Quality & Materials20%7.58.0
Ease of Use & Cleaning16%9.05.0
Heat Source Compatibility12%5.010.0
Value for Money12%10.010.0

What each one costs

Price$19.99$23.99

Where they differ

Every specification the two makers publish differently. Everything they match on is in the full table below.

Elabo Moka PotThe London Sip
Price$19.99$23.99
Best forStainless steel for half what stainless steel usually costs hereA moka pot chosen partly on how it looks on the hob
What sets it apart304 steel at half the category median, though it is the one steel pot here not rated for inductionSteel in copper, black or silver across three sizes, with a two-year warranty under the median
Body Material304 stainless steelStainless steel
Capacity Cups6, 910, 3, 6
Capacity266, 444 ml148, 266, 562 ml
Colour OptionsSilverBlack, Copper, Silver
Dishwasher Safe✓✕
Induction Compatible✕✓
Warranty—2 years

Pros and cons

From each full review, written from the same published facts as the scores above.

Elabo Moka Pot
  • +304 stainless steel at $19.99, half the $38.99 median
  • +Dishwasher safe with a heat-resistant plastic handle
  • +Two sizes, 266ml and 444ml
  • −Not induction compatible, which rules out a large share of newer kitchens
  • −No country of manufacture is stated
  • −No warranty term is published
Full Elabo Moka Pot review →
The London Sip
  • +Stainless steel in three sizes to 562ml, rated for induction, gas and electric
  • +A heat-resistant plastic handle that stays cool
  • +A two-year warranty at $23.99, under the $38.99 median
  • −Not dishwasher safe
  • −No country of manufacture is stated
  • −No grade of steel is published
Full The London Sip review →

Every specification, side by side

Elabo Moka PotThe London Sip
Price
Price$19.99$23.99
Who it suits
Best forStainless steel for half what stainless steel usually costs hereA moka pot chosen partly on how it looks on the hob
What sets it apart304 steel at half the category median, though it is the one steel pot here not rated for inductionSteel in copper, black or silver across three sizes, with a two-year warranty under the median
Specifications
Body Material304 stainless steelStainless steel
Capacity Cups6, 910, 3, 6
Capacity266, 444 ml148, 266, 562 ml
Colour OptionsSilverBlack, Copper, Silver
Made inNot SpecifiedNot Specified
Dishwasher Safe✓✕
Electric Compatible✓✓
Gas Compatible✓✓
Handle MaterialHeat-resistant plasticHeat-resistant plastic
Induction Compatible✕✓
Power SourceStovetopStovetop
Ships toUSUS
Ships to NoteConfirmed on Amazon US, which is where this link points. Availability in other Amazon stores has not been checked, and a regional store may substitute a different product.Confirmed on Amazon US, which is where this link points. Availability in other Amazon stores has not been checked, and a regional store may substitute a different product.
Warranty—2 years

Elabo Moka Pot vs The London Sip: common questions

Which is better, Elabo Moka Pot or The London Sip?

Both score 8.5 out of 10 on the specifications their makers publish, so neither is ahead overall. Elabo Moka Pot leads on ease of use & cleaning, and The London Sip on build quality & materials.

Is Elabo Moka Pot or The London Sip cheaper?

Elabo Moka Pot starts at $19.99, and The London Sip at $23.99.

Who is Elabo Moka Pot for?

Stainless steel for half what stainless steel usually costs here

Who is The London Sip for?

A moka pot chosen partly on how it looks on the hob

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