Panasonic Rose Gold 360 Freestyle Cordless Iron NI-WL607 - Portable Steamer for Clothes with Ceramic Charging Base, Vertical Steam Irons, Compact Heavy Duty Press Ironing Machine, 1500 Watts

This is a very attractive product, light and easy to use. I bought it to use while sewing. It is important to press your fabric and seams as you go, for better results with your sewing. In fact I discovered this iron while watching a sewing video. It is cordless so it is easy to maneuver with no cord to get in the way! It is important to realize that this is not a rechargeable iron. It only heats while on the cradle. Also, you must remember that it cannot stand alone like an ordinary iron, because of its unique shape. It is great for what I use it for--sewing! I'm not sure how it works for ironing a whole shirt or a whole basket of clothes, for instance, on account of the need to replace it in the cradle to heat. It is also important to read the instructions, so that you understand exactly what this iron can or cannot do! It does have a steam feature which is good. Safety wise, it will shut off after 10 minutes of no use. However, when you are using it intermittently, as I am, it reheats quickly, and it does remain warm for a while. It has settings for power shot of steam and spray and dry and heat levels. As I said, it's great for using in my sewing room. I haven't tried it with a load of clothes to iron, though I'm sure it would work fine, too.

I was very wary about buying a cordless iron, but I hated dealing with the cord on my heavy old iron. But after reading the reviews, I decided to give it a try. And now I love, love, love my new iron!!Pros: The iron heats fast, is lightweight, and glides over my clothes. I love the double pointed part and the fact that I can iron without having the cord mess up what I just ironed! This iron heats up well and gets the wrinkles out of my cotton pants, jeans, and variety of shirts. The detachable water reservoir is a brilliant idea. No more dripping the water all over my iron.It took a while to figure out how to set my ironing station up. I ended up using an updated power tower with a long cord to plug into the outlet and then plug the iron base into that. I keep the tower plugged in and ready to use whenever I decide to iron something. I set the base on the end of the iron. When I am finished ironing, I let the iron cool and then replace the cover with the handle on it. It's an outstanding iron!! Works perfectly!

Easy to use, great temperature management. The capacitors keep the iron heated for shirt burts to iron your clothes cord free. Very nice to press out stubborn wrinkles. One of the best irons I've used.

If you don’t iron clothes often is a good investment. The iron is light weight and very efficient.Just the delivery was not good, the box was not packed in another box, that is ok, but the product box came all damaged.

There's pros and cons here...Pros:Cordless ~ ain't nothin like NOT having a cord in your way when pressing quilting seamsSteam Burst ~ has a great blast of steamHeat-Up ~ It heats up pretty fastSurface ~ glides beautifully over fabricCons:Heats dissipation ~ you have no idea when you need to replace it on the carriage for re-heat. Thirty seconds? A minute? Three minutes?? A blinking light to alert that you're x-amount of degrees below the selected setting would be invaluableLeaks ~ it does leak evey time the water chamber is refilled (very small reservoir)Surface space ~ the actual surface space of the iron is small

The iron is as expected

This iron seems to be hot enough to do the work that I need to do. It’s much more convenient than having a corded iron. I like the fact that I can take the tank off and fill it without taking the iron to the sink. It’s a beautiful little iron. I hope I continue liking it as much as I do now it’s still in a trial mode.

Absolutely love this iron!!! The double pointed feature is great for pressing!