BEAUTURAL 1800-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 have used the cheapest iron you can ever find in the market for more than 10 years and I got tired of clog and residue stain and sticky-ness issue and so I gave this product a try for its features and reasonable price in Amazon. I got it yesterday and I immediately went on a mission of ironing all the pending wrinkly washed clothes and I absolutely fell in love with this iron because of the following reason: 1. It has weight to it and it was so smooth on the fabric 2. the steam and no steam option definitely helped and different temperature level and the LED screen just added style 3. well, it was new and so it would stick to the fabric yet but it was so smooth~~ and all my wrinkles got removed pretty quick 4. the iron reaches to the desired temperature level relatively quick so I didn't have to wait longer 5. the safely feature which alerted me every now and then when ironing to take a "pause"

As a clothing designer, I do a lot of ironing. I've always bought and used Rowenta irons however the last few have not held up and I've been very disappointed with that them not to mention that their cost is ridiculous. I decided to try this Beautarall iron and I LOVE IT. Gets the job done way better at almost half the cost. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!

I had been using the Black+Decker D2030 Digital Advantage for a solid 8 years and I absolutely adored it. Interestingly, this BEAUTURAL 1800-Watt iron reminds me a lot of it. Initially, I wasn't too keen on the Beautural and ended up buying a different iron. However, I wasn't satisfied with it, so after a year, I decided to do some more research and kept coming across rave reviews for the Beautural. Intrigued, I finally decided to give it a shot and purchased one for myself.Sure, it may be a tad heavier compared to some other irons, but I actually find that the weight contributes to a much better finished result when ironing. It's not overly heavy to the point of exhaustion, so that's a plus. The long cord is fantastic, the steam function is great, and the controls are even left-hander friendly, which is a big bonus for me. It heats up really quickly, it's easy to clean, and the digital screen is a breeze to read, even with my less-than-perfect eyesight.This iron is simply perfect for me. As someone who sews and quilts, I predominantly work with cotton fabric, and this beauty has significantly improved the time I spend ironing. Give it a try, you've got nothing to lose!

This iron works great, I am not sure about all the functions yet. So far no leaks, very easy to use. It's a normal size iron. My only negative is the cord, its not retractable and the only option is to wind it around the iron. I do like the auto shut off but sometimes shuts off before done ironing.

This is by far the best iron I have purchased. It holds a decent amount of water the stem works great! There is no stickiness even when using starch. The cord is a good length and gets the wrinkles out in 1 or 2 passes.

This iron makes so much steam, holds water reliably, has an excellent variety of settings and safety features, heats quickly, and works so well!! This is such a great quality product, especially for the price! I’ve been using it pretty heavily for over a year now, and it’s still good as new.

When I first reviewed this iron I thought it was great but a bit too heavy for me...well I was wrong. Recently I had to wash (dusty as hell) numerous cotton and sheer nylon curtains and so ironing was next. This iron beat my old lightweight iron hands down. Because the weight is greater I didn't have to press down hard to get the wrinkles out of tons of ruffled edges on the cotton curtains. Then without stopping the precise heating system on this iron allowed me to switch to the exact temperature needed to iron sheer polyester curtains then on to recently hemmed heavy weight pants what a breeze especially with the steam burst and damping buttons that actually work even at low temperatures. Unlike other irons that claim to have these advantages they normally don't work well the so called steam burst especially at lower temperatures is pathetic . If you have to iron, ( I don't usually thank goodness) why not use an iron that is extremely temperature accurate, doesn't spit water all over the place, and makes ironing easier except to not to iron at all and go about all wrinkly. This is a great iron with all bells and whistles that actually works as advertised.

TLDR; all the "problems" I had were my own fault, I think I really love this iron. My main use is with quilting.Pros: easy to use, heavier than my old iron*, consistent temperatureCons: I don't follow instructions and caused a leak, heavier than my old iron**weight is in both categories for me because a bad wrist makes this iron a little harder to use, but the weight of it is giving super crisp creases in my quilt blocksOn first use the iron leaked everywhere then threw an error code that took 24 hours to clear, but it was entirely MY fault.I come from using a 25+ year old very cheap iron, plus having some bad habits with how I store and use it. This new iron has very clear instructions on how to add water to the tank, how and when to turn steam function on and off, and what to do to purge the steam when switching from steam to dry ironing. Of course being "experienced" at using a steam iron I followed exactly zero of those instructions, which caused the iron to leak everywhere.I had to wait 24 hours for an error that was caused by the leak to clear and for the iron to turn on again. On second use i followed all the instructions for steam functionality and totally solved the problem with leaking and didn't cause the iron to register any more errors.The extra weight of this iron compared to my old iron will take some practice and adjustment in my technique, but I believe it's worth it.