Access Steam Iron, Clothes Iron with Steamer, Vertical Steaming, Maximum Steam Distribution, Anti-Drip Protection, Red

Iron works great!! Water container is a bit difficult to fill but not bad once you get the hang of it. Works a bit differently then my last Rowenta, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy to use and works great. It's a bit heavier than my last iron but not enough to avoid buying it. Still irons great and doesn't feel heavy when using. It would be nice to have a larger water tank so you don't have to refill as often, but I had this same issue with my last Rowenta iron as I'm guessing most irons gave the same issue.

I’m so impressed with the Rowenta Access Steam Iron Steamer! This little device packs a punch and makes ironing and steaming clothes a breeze. It heats up quickly and the steam output is powerful, which makes getting wrinkles out of my clothes so much faster. The compact size is perfect for travel, but it’s also powerful enough for everyday use at home. I love how easy it is to use—the ergonomic handle fits comfortably in my hand, and the steam function works wonders on everything from delicate fabrics to thicker materials. What really stands out is how versatile it is. The steamer is gentle on clothes but still provides a deep, fresh press that makes my garments look crisp and professional. It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver, which means I can get through my entire wardrobe without feeling like I'm working too hard. Whether I’m using it for quick touch-ups or for a more thorough steam session, the Rowenta Access Steam Iron Steamer is an essential part of my routine. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for an efficient, travel-friendly steamer that doesn’t compromise on performance!

Rowenta Access Steam Iron DW2360 - 4./5 Stars I recently purchased the Rowenta Access Stainless Steel Soleplate Steam Iron DW2360 on Amazon, and after using it almost daily, I can confidently say it’s the perfect iron for the price. This iron has exceeded my expectations, especially when making my clothes look great, even suit jackets—I love the results every time I press them. The 1700 watts of power and 300 micro steam holes ensure efficient ironing, and it gets the job done quickly. The clothes come out smooth, crisp, and looking fresh, which I really appreciate, given my daily ironing needs. However, there is one minor drawback. The design of the water reservoir and steam function can be tricky. If you’re not careful while filling or using it, you might spill water, occasionally creating wet spots on the fabric that require re-ironing. Despite this minor issue, I’m really happy with this iron. It’s lightweight, heats up fast, and has an auto-off feature for safety—making it a fantastic addition to my daily routine!

I’ve only used this iron once but I really like it! It seems crazy to use just tap water (not hard water) but it’s so easy and using the steam button I had a wrinkled dress shirt perfect in minutes. Highly recommend

Rowenta! Rowenta is the ONLY way to go if you iron. I don't know what their secret is, but Rowentas sure iron far better than any other brand, hands down! I would know, cuz I've tried them all. Rowenta is pricey. The first one I bought, I only bought it because it was a return and marked down half price.. I was so excited. I couldn't wait to get home to use it! Unfortunately, it leaked water randomly while ironing. Although, I absolutely loved it. Rowentas makes ironing so much easier. I don't know if it's the heat or the weight. I just know I was getting my clothes ironed in half the time. Even though I couldn't use the steam feature due to the random water leakage, it still ironed without fault. I just had the minor inconvenience of spraying water from a water bottle for the tough wrinkles. This faulty Rowenta worked for many years. Until it didn't. Then I was able to finally afford a non faulty Rowenta. Which is this one. And I'll tell you what, WOW! YOUVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME! I thought the faulty one was the best iron I had ever used. My goodness! This Rowenta makes ironing a BREEZE. You only have to go over the area once. I've even noticed that if I get caught up in conversation and forget I'm ironing, it doesn't burn. I mean, I'm sure it would if it say in the same place for an extended amount of time. However, unlike most, it has yet to burn any of the items I've left it on. The settings are about the same as other brands. Although, is go as far to say, the settings on a Rowenta are far more trustworthy when ironing fabrics like satin. The heat up and cool down time is minimal And I love that shut off feature when left on for an extended period of time without use. The Rowenta deserves ten out of five stars!

I’ve been a loyal Rowenta customer for over a decade, which is why this purchase was so disappointing. This new iron looks and feels nothing like the genuine Rowenta quality I’m used to. The build is lighter, the plastic feels thin, and the soleplate doesn’t glide smoothly — it’s as if this was made by a completely different company. Within a few uses, I noticed it leaking water from the tank and steam vents, even when set up correctly. The leaks got bad enough that it left water spots on clothing and the ironing board, which has never happened with any Rowenta I’ve owned before. The steam output is weak and inconsistent, and it takes much longer to heat up than expected. The sad part? I still have my 12-year-old Rowenta iron, and it’s built like a tank — heavier, solid, perfectly balanced, and it still produces strong, even steam without a single leak. That old model (the Rowenta Focus DW5080) puts this “new” one to shame. The new iron honestly looks and performs like a cheap knock-off, not a real Rowenta. If you’ve owned a genuine Rowenta in the past, you’ll immediately notice the downgrade in materials, design, and performance. I don’t know if Rowenta changed factories or if this is a counterfeit batch, but something’s not right here. Bottom line: save your money. My 12-year-old Rowenta still looks and works far better than this “new” one ever will.

This iron presses well, the features like steam/spray are great additions. Great or the money easy to use and I like the auto on/off features, when using heat transfers, it irons them on perfectly. It is a perect size for my space not too big, not too large.

Okay, I don't actually have a pet llama, but if I did, this iron would spit the most between the two. I tested this out on some cotton shirts and a few linen shirts, and while it made generous amounts of steam and just bulldozered all the wrinkles, every time I lifted it from what I was ironing, either to stand it or reposition, it spits copious amounts of water all over what I was ironing. Thinking that this was a case of user error I carefully read the instructions but they didn't offer much help. To ensure it wasn't overfilled I continued to iron until it ran out of steam but it still spit when lifted. I'm of two minds about keeping this or sending it back. Except for the spitting (and lack of a "Rayon" setting as our previous iron had for my Hawaiian shirts), it's a very nice iron with great steam and a nice nose for getting into tight spots. I'm just worried about it causing water spots and stains on some fabrics.