BEAUTURAL 1800 Watts Steam Iron with Digital LCD Screen, 3-Way Auto Shutoff | Double-Layer and Ceramic Coated Soleplate, 9 Preset Temperature, Burst of Steam for Variable Fabric, Anti-Drip and Anti-Calc

I bought this iron over 2 years ago. I garment sew nearly daily and I think this iron is great. It heats up in about 20 sec. It actually gets hot. It has variable steam and works well. It does not leak for me (except the time I overfilled it!) This iron fills as easily/hard as any other iron of this type. It actually fills easier than my last iron and has an included pitcher to use to fill it. I like that it wakes up by tilting it and heats back up quickly and shuts itself off after a long inactivity. The iron beeps when up to temp, and beeps to warn you when it is getting ready to go into pause or shut down mode. I think the steam is good. It is better than any previous iron that I have owned. I have never had an industrial style l iron. The soleplate looks and behaves the same as the day I got it.

I had a Rowenta iron for years and it finally died so I obviously ordered another Rowenta. After two failed to work properly (both returned) I decided to try something different. The Beautural is a dream! It heats up fast, has a a nice digital display, hefty feel, long cord. The steam setting is variable and it really puts out! I usually have to spray my pillowcases to get them nice and smooth, but the iron pressed them perfectly with the just steam. I'm a quilter and it works really well for piecing fabric. I am so glad I made this purchase and it was WAY less expensive than the Rowenta, so I saved money, too!

What's the absolute worst thing I can say about this iron? Well, it's noticeably heavier than the lightest iron I've used. But that's also a plus - because you can use the weight to help you do the ironing work! Not that it's actually heavy - it's not. But if you are very small of stature, you may notice the weight. Everything else is a BIG plus. The power: 1800W! Noticeably better than the competition, which for me was Black+Decker. Their irons are all 1200W, and no matter how hot I got them, they left the fabric with wrinkles, unless I went over it, again and again. I can literally get my work done in half the time with this iron, and that's not even at the hottest setting. It has a large, grippy handle. Not slippery at all. You may like this, or it may annoy you. Again, if you have very small hands, it might seem large. The iron has a real sole plate. The ceramic isn't as smooth as polished stainless steel on other irons, but it feels just about the same if you're ironing a starched piece of cloth. The non-slip back plate is larger than on smaller irons, which makes it more stable sitting up on the ironing board, and less likely to tip over and fall to the floor. I believe it is made with quality, because the company is ready to back it up with a 2 year warranty if you register your purchase with them. I didn't try the steam feature, although I do plan to do so in the future, since it is supposedly useful for vertical steaming. It also has a cleaning feature, and a calcium filter. Even so, the instructions sensibly encourage you to used distilled water, to cut down on deposits. Which makes sense. While I'd like to believe the Black+Decker claims that say regular tap water is fine, I secretly don't trust the claim. Yes, this iron costs a little more than the least expensive options, but it is SO WORTH IT!

I tried this iron out right after receiving it. It heats up quickly, very easy to navigate the controls and even has a setting suggestion for different fabrics displayed for quick reference. I especially like the fact that while the iron is sitting upright, between adjustments in the garment being ironed, it does not spray steam. My old EuroSteam iron did this and it wasted a lot of the water. There was no leakage of water during my trial run. I couldn’t give it 5 stars because of 2 small factors: 1) there is kind of a drag across the fabric, no matter what type fabric because I tried several, it just doesn’t glide as smoothly as I’m used to with my old iron and 2) a tank of water only lasted through 2 pairs of linen pants and 2 cotton tops. I was hoping not to have to refill as often. I searched the Owner Manual throughly and nowhere could I find it stating to let the iron cool down before refilling with water again, which my EuroSteam explicitly stated, so I guess it’s owner’s discretion. Overall, I like the iron and would recommend it.

I don't normally write reviews, although I do find others' reviews helpful, but I'd like to say for this iron that I highly recommend it. It doesn't leak (like my last one started to do), the temperature buttons to lower and raise the heat are nice, and the steam is just enough. I'm very pleased with this product for the price! If you're looking for a great iron, this one can't be beat. Thank you.

My wife has been using this iron for several weeks, now, and is very happy with it. Unlike her last one which had awful controls, and died a very early death, this Beautural iron checks all the boxes she required. It's attractively styled, lightweight, heats up very quickly, steams as advertised without leakage, has a safety timer when standing and a safety shut-off when knocked over. It also slides easily over the fabrics she irons. The controls are well-done with a digital readout, so there's no doubt as to exactly what setting is in effect. The quick heat-up is much appreciated, while its somewhat slow cooling after use is not. My wife says its cooldown is noticeably slower than her old Rowenta and that last piece of junk that croaked way too fast. But that's far from a deal-breaker. Overall, my wife loves her new Beautural iron, despite the funky brand name. Hah!

Works perfectly. My mum, who has expensive steam station at home, actually likes how this one doesn’t leak the water and the steam is not in your face and you do not get wet from the hot. It looks nice, it is easy to use and the programs on it works well. The clothes are nicely ironed.

Very powerful steam, heats up fast, and is heavy enough to create a sharp crease. I love the digital display and all the different settings for specific fabric types. This is by far one of the best irons I’ve owned in years and it is less that half the price of those other ones. Would definitely recommend this iron!

I buy this iron 25 February I ironed two time and it’s give me aero ERR2 I don’t know how to solve this problem now feel disappointed

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Love this Iron ! Attractive, quality, weight is good, like all the settings, easy to read and use, put to use several time's outcome great, good shot of steam. Satisfied with purchase.

I recently bought this iron and I am very happy with my purchase. It heats up quickly and removes wrinkles easily. The steam function works perfectly and makes ironing faster. It is lightweight, easy to handle, and gives smooth results on all types of clothes. Very good quality for the price. Highly recommended!

After only 4 months of use, it stopped working and shows error code ERR2. It has completely failed. I do not recommend buying it.