I bought it and from the first use it was leaking water from three points. After a lot of effort, they replaced it for me. The second one arrived and after a month it also started leaking water from a hole underneath. The truth is that if it doesn't close properly, the water drips like a thread. Even after many open and closes, it drips drop by drop. This is by no means Singer quality! Also, its steam at the highest setting is supposedly zero. On the other settings, it is satisfactory. But not for the money. Yes, it's relatively cheap (I bought it for €85) but not even so.

Good choice if you have a lot of clothes to iron, almost no steam unless you keep the button pressed all the time. And what's the deal with this button really? Plus, you end up wrinkling the clothes while ironing because you have to move the iron due to the base it has at the end for support on its stand.

The worst iron we have ever bought. Water leaks from the tank constantly, the steam button gets stuck on its own, what a waste of money I spent.

No stars.
Very bad iron.
As soon as you put water in, it spills all around.
It doesn't produce steam.
It's not worth going through this process!

From the beginning the iron was defective. Until the water in the boiler heated up, it was leaking like a faucet. The highlight, however, was when it caught fire while ironing.

This particular product had several issues from the first use:

1. The steam button, every time you press it, automatically locks the continuous steam function.
2. Flooding from water even though the tank is properly placed.
3. It produces very little steam even at the max setting!

To start, I give 3 stars because it irons relatively well. It is definitely not worth the €62 I paid. Of course, it is made in P.R.C. The only metal part is its plate, the rest is all plastic. With +€8 I also got Allianz insurance for +3 years in case anything happens.

Revision of all the above after 10 days:

1 star because there is no 0 (zero).
I filled it with water twice and at some point it started leaking water from the bottom and flooding!!
I should have trusted the bad reviews it has.
I returned it back to where it came from.
Completely useless.
Stay away!!!

After a year of use and having problems from the first time I received this product, I can confidently say that it is by far the worst steam iron. A problematic water tank that constantly gets stuck and leaks water, an unstable base for the iron, and unsatisfactory results in ironing. I truly regret buying this iron and I regret it even more because I bought two of them, one as a gift and it has turned out to be just as non-functional as mine. Personally, I do not recommend it for purchase.

There is no worse iron. Very disappointing. First, it produces steam for 2 seconds and then you have to wait. Second, it doesn't stand upright and you have to put it back in place, resulting in wasting time and hurting your hand. Third, and most importantly, there is a plastic part at the back that is lower than it should be, and as you iron, it pulls the clothes. Terrible, very terrible. And fourth, you have to go over the clothes 10 times and they still remain wrinkled. It's a shame for my money. I ironed once and that's it.

Unfortunately, disappointment and nothing more. Dysfunctional steam system and little steam. However, the most important thing is that after four months of careful use, the water inlet valve in the boiler broke and it leaks.

I have been using it for a month. Unfortunately, in 15 days it stopped producing steam and the water does not heat up. It also makes a noise as steam does not come out. Overall, I am not satisfied with its function or construction. In the end, I returned it because it is defective.
After 15 days of inconvenience, ThinkElectric company, with the certification of its technician, considers that the iron that does not produce steam and makes a strange noise is fine, just like the service from Skroutz, which is simply unacceptable. They demand that I prove the obvious. UNACCEPTABLE. STAY AWAY. My request for a return from Skroutz is constantly rejected. Unfortunately, they refuse to accept a new product with a one-year warranty.

Lightweight indeed, but for a good ironing you need to pass the clothes 2 or 3 times, I can say, unlike another brand I had before with fewer bars, but maybe because it was heavier, it did a better job. So logically, the weight of the iron plays a role in combination with the bars.