Cordless Iron for Clothes, 1500W Steam Iron with Non-Stick Ceramic Soleplate, Auto Shut Off, Self-Clean, Burst of Steam, Anti-calc, 3 Temperature Settings, 11.84oz Water Tank, Black

I still iron unlike so many others nowadays. Not every time I do laundry, but I iron certain items every time they’re washed and I’ve always hated the cord messing up my work. This iron solves the problem beautifully. The only disadvantage I’ve found is that it cools more quickly than a corded iron and you have place it back on it’s pedestal every time, but it heats up just as quickly so it’s not annoying. It’s lightweight and smooth. Just about perfect for me. I even bought one for my sister!

Horrible product, the heat doesn’t stay on for more then 5-10 seconds and always has to lay back down on the charge port. Water is constantly drenching my clothes and the time it takes to iron something I rather deal with the cord for sure will be returning this asap .

Not very happy with this product. It don't hold water very well it leaks. It is great for dry pressing but as for steam I had to use a spray bottle or starch spray to press my quilt. I had hope I was able to make contact with the company but on this site there is no where to talk to anyone to solve my problem. I have had it for just a month and feel I am unable to return it.

Irons well, but it didn't hold the heat for long enough period of time for me. Maybe I didn't leave it on the charging plate long enough.

This iron is great. I sew and you use an iron 80% of the time. This glides so nicely. It looks very sleek, It is great value for a small price. It does a wonderful job.

Doesn't stay hot very long, was hoping for the best but have to put on the base every minute. Purchased for a restaurant to iron table clothes. Had to buy one with a cord and extension instead. Hopefully the world will actually come up with a cordless iron that stays hot instead of just driverless cars in our near future.

Finally found an iron for me. Off all the irons I've used during my many years, this one is what I thought an iron should be. Steam, no steam. Heats quickly and consistently. Long cord. I use the clean spout button after ironing is done when using the steam function.

I purchased this iron mainly because of its tapered nose and because of the quantity of water it holds. I am a quilter and press many, many seams. The tapered front end is so much handier than my previous iron with its somewhat blunt nose. This tapered nose presses open even tiny seams easily! And this iron holds a great deal of water so that one is not having to stop frequently to refill the iron. Love that feature! There is a sticker on the iron stating that distilled water is required, unlike many newer irons that can use common tap water. I weighed this iron against my former iron, which had no liquid in it. My new iron, about half full of water was lighter. This is a definite plus for someone who has had rotator cuff surgery! I have owned this purple iron about a month. I still like the color; it is something different than the usual gray and blue. The iron has functioned perfectly, and there has been no sputtering nor any dripping. However, I'm not overly fond of the 8-minute safety shut off because the iron frequently shuts off between my sewing needs and my ironing requirements. Alas, I shall just have to speed up, I guess.

I have hardly used this iron and it's already leaking, hope I can still return this and get a different type of an iron.

You constantly have to put it back on the base and it cools too quickly.