Bialetti Moka Pot Showdown: Comparing The Moka Express, Venus, Kitty & Other Stovetop Espresso Makers

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From the Venus to the Kitty, there are many different types of Bialetti Moka Pots now on the market today. Let's do a review and comparison for each of these stovetop espresso makers to find out which is the best Moka pot for your needs.
This is the original Moka pot as created in 1933 by Alfonso Bialetti, it is a staple of Italian households to this day. The moka pot has made its way around the world thanks to its ease of use, and the quality of coffee it makes. All it takes is heat, water, and ground coffee to brew coffee with a moka pot.
The original Moka pot's aluminum base cannot be used on induction stovetops, so Bialetti created this product, the Moka Induction with a stainless steel base. This is a universal Moka pot, you can use it on any stovetop. The top is aluminum as per the original design.
This version of the Moka pot is fitted with a special column and valve, which create espresso-style crema.
This stainless steel moka pot works on all kinds of hobs, including induction. Its design is what sets it apart from the other steel Bialetti moka pots, as well as the heat-resistant top knob.
The Bialetti Venus is another in the line of stainless steel moka pots made by the company. It is set apart only by its design, all features are the same as the other steel moka pots.
The Bialetti Kitty is I think the least attractive in the line of the company's stainless steel moka pots. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder.