Cordless Steam Iron for Clothes, 1500W, Nonstick Ceramic Soleplate | Fast heating, Burst Steam, Auto Shut-Off, Self-Clean, 3 Temperature Settings, 11.84 oz Water Tank, Black, Everyday Ironing

Perfect sewing room iron! Excellent steaming with a large water chamber. I was careful not to overfill and it does not leak. The iron heats very quickly, I kept the iron base near me on my right because I’m right handed. During each pressing step when stopping to arrange the fabric I place the iron on the base, the iron is always hot and ready to use. The couple of times I forget to place it on the base, it cooled too much for pressing, but it heats very quickly. I am not sure how the iron would work when ironing large items; I can see how needing to place it on the base every few minimal may become aggravating, but for sewing I love it - no more cord getting in the way. The sole plate is very nice and does a great job steaming and smoothing. I’ll check in later with an updated review if I find any problems in the future.

I've been sewing for zillions of years and an iron is an absolute necessity. I was so disappointed in the newer Irons I had purchased with their pointy tips and instability, impossible to read reservoirs, etc., that I went back to using my teflon-coated bottomed iron that I got in 1999 (I think or before). I had read that some people complained that there was a bit of condensation in the reservoir of this iron, but that's because the manufacturer tests each iron. I really like the shape - it's not too pointed like most of the more well-known brand irons are. It's also easy to read how much water is in the reservoir which is a problem I had had with other irons. I also like the fact that you can choose the settings - not just cool, warm, hot. It's well priced for the quality and does a great job ironing anything. It's not too heavy, it stands up fine with no danger of falling over, it doesn't automatically turn off after 5 minutes of non-use. It does a great job on shirts as well. I also really like placement of the holes in the bottom. Great iron and I definitely recommend. Mine has a cord which is great for me; I don't like battery-powered irons due to the time I need to use it.

Love the cordless feature but when I take it off the base, it only stays hot enough for about 30 seconds. Then I have to place it back on the base and it takes another 30 seconds to heat up enough to use. It also leaks on what you're ironing. I'm sending it back.

After using this iron for 6 months, I’m very satisfied with it. It charges up very hot pretty quickly and holds the heat for a decent amount of time before needing recharging. I used to use another big name brand of cordless iron but after three that either started sparking, had pieces fall off or stopped steaming, decided to try a less expansive brand (this one). I get just as much ironing time, it has a nice pointed end for corners and a large sole plate that doesn’t seem to ever collect residue. I also like that it can be stood upright on its own if I need to reposition something, it doesn’t have to be on the base. My only minor complaint is that there is a learning curve on getting it back exactly right onto the recharging base. It’s very specific for the connection and took awhile for the muscle memory to consistently set it down correctly the first time.

Nice iron but too heavy for my wife

Thought it would charge and hold charge that is not the case it heats up and you have to keep placing it o the dock between ironing

Love the convenience of it being cordless. Quick reheat time once docked. Works well for sewing projects too! Great price

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.