Cordless Iron for Clothes, 1550W 2-In-1 Cordless/Corded Steam Iron Rapid Heating, Ceramic Soleplate, 3-Way Auto-Off, Self-Cleaning, 12.85oz Water Tank Ironing Clothes for Home, Purple

I really like its weight. Irons well

I love a cordless iron! Of course I wish it retained heat for longer before having to reheat on the base, but i think all cordless irons are the same in that regard. The recharge is fast though so by the time I’ve repositioned my clothing for the next section, it’s usually reheated already. Steam function works well. I’m happy I bought it. No more cord getting in the way.

Best iron I've ever owned. I've been ironing the better part of 40 years, military and law enforcement precision needed always. Now that I'm retired, I still like to keep my clothes that I have to iron sharp. This iron heats up quick, holds that heat in between returns to its base, makes lots of steam. Makes those creases sharp. I appreciate the long base cord as well. The problems that I have had with leaking has been my own fault. I didn't make sure that the cover was snapped shut all the way. All irons leak.

Pointed front is good. Dial for setting temp is hard to get to. Gets plenty hot.

I absolutely LOVE this iron! I sew so this is a dream for my sewing room!

I have suffered through using this iron for 6 months. Almost immediately it started leaking pools of water onto my clothing during ironing. To the point that I have to iron my clothing the night before so they dry. Can’t just quick iron something and put it on or it’s noticeably wet. It also stays hot for like 20 seconds at a time. What used to take 1 min to iron a pair of pants has turned into like 3-5 minutes mostly just waiting for it to heat up again. It does actually work rather well in those small spurts but the cons far outweigh it actually briefly doing what I expect it to.

Purchased in August 2025. The iron is OK. It loses its temperature really quickly and you’re constantly having to sit on the baseboard to reheat. But six months in it fell off the ironing board for the first time and the base completely shattered. I mean completely. So I would say it’s not durable or near as durable as any other iron I’ve ever owned.

I’m a quilter, and I iron fabric a great deal (read all the time). This has been the most delightful addition to my sewing space. Easy and very quick (literally seconds) to set on the charger base and get a “heat boost”. I like to make a good crisp binding and I just set it on the base every three or four ironing board lengths while making binding and had no loss of heat or power. Glides easily, mid to light in weight, and I love that it will steam when held vertically.