BEAUTURAL1800-Watt Steam Iron with Digital LCD Screen, Double-Layer and Ceramic Coated Soleplate, 3-Way Auto-Off, 9 Preset Temperature and Steam Settings for Variable Fabric Gray

I’m a professional costume maker, so I use an iron multiple times a day, this iron is better than a Rowenta & a much better price too.I like the weight, it’s perfect for my needs, heavy enough for even stubborn fabrics, but not so heavy that it tires you out.There’s a beep that lets you know it’s heated to the temp you selected & it heats really quickly.Auto on off is a must, & this has it, also with a beep when it’s shutting off.The plate is smooth heats evenly.The spray works great & the blast of steam function is intense & the best of any iron I’ve ever owned.Trying hard to find something that makes this iron too good to be true. Can only think of 2 minor things-1st, & this would not be a problem for someone using this in a non-commercial way, if you’ve been ironing continuously for a long time, it pauses. It beeps, & the screen turns red to let you know it’s getting ready to shut off because it’s sensing the iron has tipped over. I iron yards & yards of fabric all at once, so all I do is upright the iron for a split second then continue on.2nd, the water level is a wee bit hard to read, but once you get used to it, it’s no problem at all.I highly recommend this iron & when I need another, I’m buying this model & brand again

Do you iron? Do you need a new iron? Try this one. After years of alot of use, my ladt iron finally stopped working. I knew I wanted a nicer iron but wasnt sure what to choose. After much review and debate, I finally chise this iron. I'm very pleased with my final choice. The iron heats quickly, there are many settings for different fabrics, the iron is heavy but not a heavy brick. If you iron and want to try a new one to help you get it done...i say try this. Hope you like it as I do!

I quilt, sew, and iron every day. I've owned many Rowentas and actually went through 3 of their mini irons that all died within a few months. Not what they used to be! I gave up on those. I thought I'd try this inexpensive iron....after 3 rowentas that died, why not? I have to tell you this is a fabulous iron. I've been using it daily for the past couple of months and am amazed what a great job it does. No more Rowenta for me. I can buy 3 of these for the price of 1 and even if it dies, I'm not out. I looked at a lot of irons before purchasing and it was time well spent. I hope you'll be as pleased as I am.

I wouldn't let my cons be your deciding factors, this Beautural digital iron really is a wonderful iron compared to most out there, and I've tried almost a dozen the past year. I never heard of this brand, took a chance because it had all the features I wanted except a stainless soleplate. It is not heavy like Rowenta but not a cheap featherweight where you have to push to iron rather than letting the iron do the work. Have mixed feelings after using it heavily for a week - I sew, quilt, and always have ironing from laundry so use it daily, often for hours.The cons: It is top heavy and has tipped forward while on it's heel on the ironing board; filling hole unnecessarily small, should've made a wider opening then I wouldn't need the provided fill cup; poor steam recovery time so end up mostly ironing without steam; lots of temps but hard to figure out synthetics, seems either it's really hot or not; and the biggie for me...find it often drags rather than glides across fabric.Pros: tons of initial good steam from a generous tank; heats quickly; easy to handle either pressing or ironing; definitely gets out wrinkles in cotton quickly; good handle size and grip (I have smaller hands) so I feel in control and it also has a well-balanced hand position while ironing; the cleaning feature is a must; and especially like I can still fill it when on it's heel rather than the new, awful trend to fill when the iron is horizontal.This is an overall great performer at a very attractive price point, great warranty. I already called customer service to ask a question and was very satisfied so that helped my confidence in the product.

For some reason, my irons tend to get dropped on the floor. This is a great iron and replaced a Rowenta. I was tired of replacing expensive irons! What a nice surprise! Steam or iron. Dual iron. I love this iron. Great value for the money! I usually give Jiffy steamers for graduation gifts. For this price!? I bought another of these for a graduation gift.

I’ve been using this Iron for almost a year now, and it’s honestly one of the most reliable appliances I own. I use it nearly every day, and it still works just as well as the day it arrived no drop in performance at all.The heat-up time is quick, and I love the digital LCD screen for selecting fabric types it makes switching between materials super simple. One of the standout features for me is the durability. A lot of irons tend to rust or wear down over time, but this one has held up like new. The auto shut-off is also a great safety feature, especially when I’m multitasking during the morning rush.If you’re looking for a long-lasting, user-friendly iron with great features at a reasonable price, I’d definitely recommend this one.

This iron is amazing, it has digital controls for the heat level settings and gets hot very quickly. No leaking of water when steaming, large plate cover. The iron is bigger than my previous one, so it will take a little bit getting use to that. I did know of this brand but after reading the reviews I took a chance and I am happy!

My favorite iron so far. It’s good for the price. The weight is good and it gets the job done perfectly. The temperature control is very good. It’s my second time purchasing and I know that I have neglected how to properly store and care the iron.