It doesn't have very good steam flow.
Overall ironing experience, just okay.
We haven't been satisfied, we wouldn't choose it again.

A more expensive model with a boiler broke down on me, so I decided to get something temporary. The reviews convinced me, but it is actually more powerful than the other one I had (and I expected it to work satisfactorily because it was expensive)... I wish I had found it sooner

Incredible iron.

It's amazing how it glides over clothes and irons them perfectly and quickly without sticking to them.

As for the water that some commented it releases, that's not true.
All irons, after you plug them in and the light goes off indicating they're ready, if you leave them for another 1-2 minutes, they don't release any water at all!

I always used to buy Braun irons and I was very satisfied. When my last one broke, I read recent reviews about Braun and I was disappointed because I realized that the company has lowered its quality.
Based on friends' opinions, I decided to try my luck with Philips. The result was quite disappointing.
Firstly, the plastic parts are of cheap quality and feel. After 3 months of use, they are already starting to creak.
With my previous 2400-watt irons, set to maximum temperature, I wouldn't even dare to touch the fabrics, e.g., to fold towels. With this 2600-watt iron, I set it to max and can easily put my hand on the fabric to fold it, as if it were set to min.
At the highest temperature, it doesn't iron in one pass and produces a small/medium amount of steam, which means it takes more time to iron a garment. It actually produces more steam when I hold it upright than when I'm ironing.
I will change it at the first opportunity.

very good iron, it glides on clothes.
its plate seems to be of good quality and the coatings help with ironing.
it also has descaling, something that will definitely give it durability over time.
the steam is always as much as needed, depending on the setting, and it heats up quickly.
Water has not leaked any of the times we have used it

Tragic iron, tragic also the store that sold it to me. It leaks a large amount of water while ironing even though the description says it has drip stop. We ironed the children's clothes and they got soaked as if coming out of the washing machine. When I asked for a return, they refused because, as they said, it is not "defective." Tragic product, tragic also Skroutz

Absolutely satisfied with this particular purchase....

It is indeed very good for its price, it heats up immediately and it neither sticks nor releases water during ironing. I believe it is the ideal iron even for beginners.

The first few days it was very good, now it constantly needs descaling. Ok, a simple iron to get the job done

So far I am very satisfied, it doesn't get stuck anywhere and I can iron with one pass. I have to keep filling the water, it empties very quickly.

After almost 1 month of use, everything we read in the comments before buying it was true. Very practical. The purchase was worth it.

I always used to get the cheapest irons around 20 euros. I thought I would invest in something better, but I really don’t see a difference. Also, it annoys me that every time I lift it upright, it crackles like bacon in a pan. The only difference I’ve noticed is that it glides a little better on the clothes