Good overall. I think it's the only one with a metal pressure tank. I would like a larger tank but there isn't one.

It's not suitable for shirts. I expected with so much steam it produces that it would make them perfect. Not even close. Also, I tried it several times and it doesn't iron more than 3.5 shirts because the water runs out and I have to wait 20 minutes to refill. Counterproductive. Also, for winter you'll need a dehumidifier with so much steam it produces. My wife saw it too and was left speechless by its ineffectiveness on shirts. For underwear and undershirts it's okay. It's not worth the €75, I got a Tesla for €23 and it's faster and better on shirts.

Perfect iron, I had it for 8 years and it just broke the boiler from the heat! I bought it again with my eyes closed!

I have had it since 18 months and it has fallen twice under the iron without any damage and it irons clothes very well, they don't need to be passed through a few times. Today, as I am commenting, I will order it as a gift for my friend. It's worth it!

Good for ironing but the steam pump broke after a relatively few uses. It cost 35 euros. Let's hope it doesn't break again

I have it for 7 years and as another lady mentioned, the surface of the boiler broke without any fall or bad handling...

For its price, it is an excellent choice!! The only negative thing is that the water tank is relatively small in my opinion. I have been using it for 3 years now!!

I have had it for many years, very good iron. The only downside is its weight and the fact that I had to change the switch until the whole iron burned

Fair for its price, with enough power that can easily compete with more expensive steam irons. Its only drawback is the very heavy boiler and the short cable.

Very good for the money it costs, I bought it for my mother and she is satisfied. As for the fact that it takes a little water and needs to wait until it cools down as some people mention, I have to say that in no ironing system do we need to wait for it to cool down, we simply hold down the steam button while the water has run out, resulting in the release of pressure in the boiler and it opens immediately, we add water carefully and continue... I have been doing this for yeeeeeears now...

Guys, the iron is not worth it. I played with it and it didn't even last 7 months. The steam system doesn't work, it's a waste of money even though it's a good brand

We bought it at least 6 years ago. Very good iron. The only downside is that it doesn't have a gauge to see how much water it has inside at any given moment, and the other downside is that it only holds 700ml (measured despite the manufacturer stating 650ml) and for a good amount of clothes, you have to wait half an hour for it to cool down so you can open it, fill it up, and then wait another 20 minutes for it to heat up... Other than that, if you consider that at this price you get a simple iron, then it's worth it.

The job gets done, we've had it for 2.5 years, but the container opened from the top side where you touch the iron, without falling down, without the slightest damage. Also, when I finish ironing, I refill the container with water and shake it with the valve open at the bottom in the bathtub, and it releases some small brown particles

I have been using it for about 4 years, maybe a little longer, almost on a daily basis. Unfortunately, because it has a small amount of water, you can only iron a very small amount of clothes and then you have to wait for it to cool down to refill the tank. In the past few months, as I iron, it has started to release brown liquid, resulting in clothes getting dirty and needing to be washed again. I would not recommend it for families with a lot of clothes to iron. I think it is ideal for students or people who use minimal ironing and it is an economical purchasing solution. It is lightweight and very easy to use.

I have had it for a month now......I have used it 5-6 times, and one morning I found it [without being able to understand how, without any misuse, no fall, no impact......] The surface of the boiler has cracked, where we place the iron, which is made of plastic......the only thing I can think of is that it cracked due to temperature....If possible!! I have had a steam iron for so many years, I have never seen this before..

I used it 3 times and the steam broke. Probably the pump. A faulty iron. Don't buy it. You will cry for your money like I did.

The tank doesn't hold much water, resulting in the steam running out quickly. Ironing time is 10 minutes for 3-4 sheets with regular ironing.
Also, it's important to note that the water filling valve of the tank doesn't open after the steam runs out. I have to wait half an hour for the tank to cool down in order for the valve to open and refill water to continue ironing. It's very tiring and time-consuming.

It produces a little steam and does not hold much water. The plate scratches after a few months. You get what you pay for