Steam Iron - 1750W Clothes Iron with Durable Ceramic Soleplate, 13.52oz Water Tank, 3-Way Auto-Off, Self-Cleaning, Anti-calc

Neat Iron. Love the concept. Works great.

Save your money. Is hard to put on the base every few minutes. Doesn't hold consistent heat. Heavy to use.

Let’s first start with quality will get back to temperature.Quality: looked well-built, seemed sturdy enough.Weight: felt good in the hand wasn’t too heavy. There was a lack of weight which was odd, but I will get to that later.Leakage: There was none. It seemed pretty well sealed.Appearance: I liked how the iron looked. It was sleek and had a nice design. All in all visually appealing.Now let’s get to the Performance and TemperatureStarting with performance.Performance: the whole reason I gave a one star rating was because of the performance, or lack there of. It comes with a charging station and anyone seeing charging station would think this thing has a battery in it and it charges but that is not the case the charging station is more like a heating station and you have to keep plugging it in to the charging station every time you stop ironing even for a second which defeats the purpose of it being wireless in my opinion.And last, and the least Temperature: it cannot hold one, unless constantly put it back onto the “charging station“ which makes the charging station a heating station.When I read wireless clothing iron with a charging station, I thought this came with a built-in battery in it could hold temperature almost like a wired one, if it does not, and for that I gave it one star and an instant return.

This iron gets the job done. I like the size as it is larger than my previous cordless iron. It gives a good amount of steam on the steam setting. One drawback I found is that it retains the heat for a shorter period than expected. I also found that it drips water a bit.

After several irons I purchased an Omaiga. It has adequate steam holes. There are several adjustments for steam you really don’t have to press the steam button that often it’s teams as you go; unless you get a wrinkle along the way. Doesn’t look like a fancy iron but it’s a hard working iron and ironing seems faster with its constant steam button. This iron heats up quickly. It recommend you start out with the lightest fabrics and increase the heat as you go. In other words start with silks and delicates, then go up to wool, then cotton. It’s best to gradually increase the heat rather than increase then decrease then increase, etc. so many times. A very good price for me on an iron. No problems yet with steam button or any leaking. I think I have finally found a good iron.

When the R&D dept made this product, did they think it was a good idea to make a wireless iron that didn't hold a charge, or a charging platform that hardly charged anything, then go and mislead the consumers?I used it the other day to iron a couple of work shirts out to beta test it. I left it on the charger a few days prior for a few hours. I came home and the charging platform was still blue. I thought, will maybe it had a low charge to begin with. I took it off the charging port and looked for the on button...there was no on button. I put it back on the charger and then saw the green on symbol, i thought maybe it was touch screen "on" button...So I started ironing and then after about a minute of doing the back of the shirt and then the sleeve it started losing heat and it wasn't steaming anything after two presses from the steam button. So I put it back on the charging port and moved the shirt around, it began getting hot, and then it sank in...This iron goes off the charger in order to get hot. I thought, well this is stupid, and then remembered I should of read the reviews. I'll probably end up getting a wired iron later.

Works very nice. No stains on plate. 100% Satisfied!

The best!