Silence Steam PRO Iron, 2800 W, 1.3 Litre, Black and Grey

This was a complete waste of money. This was replaced three times within the first 28 days - first one the boiler just malfunctioned and there was steam pouring out all over the place when the iron had reached temperature but without the buttons being activated. The second one the steam button kept getting stuck and continuous steam would be released from the iron. The third one started leaking water all over the place. That went back for a repair - the tank arrived back smashed so that component was replaced. It's now gone back for a fourth time because the button is stuck again and brown water is being thrown all over the clothes and there is water being sprayed everywhere. I would never recommend this iron to anybody.

Le fer est léger, très maniable et la pointe est bien étroite pour pouvoir repasser les chemises, il y a beaucoup de petits trous pour la vapeur ce qui permet un repassage rapide de qualité ! La possibilité de rajouter de l’eau sans devoir l éteindre est bien pratique. De plus cette centrale est très silencieuse, je suis très satisfaite.

Endlich Dampf ohne Tropfen – 2800 Watt pure Power! Heiß in Sekunden, gleitet wie ein Traum. Kleine Duftnote beim Start, aber danach: nur noch pure Bügel-Freude. Andere Hersteller, nehmt euch ein Beispiel!

Recibí el artículo perfectamente empacado pero no hecho vapor al planchar, lo regrese y después de más de 2 meses no me lo han reembolsado. No lo recomiendo.

Ottimo ferro da stiro,vapore molto potente.. Consiglio l'acquisto per chi cerca un ferro con caldaia e potente nel getto del vapore

Before this product I only had a normal iron as well as I used steam ironing station from Tefal for a couple of hours. Tefal one worked like an iron with a bigger water container. It was giving you steam all the time and you pressed button when you needed a small steam boost for difficult areas. I was thinking/hoping that this product will work in a similar way but with a bit more powerful steam. What this product is a steamer with an iron attached to it. Negatives: - micro-switches are extremely noisy when you press a button to activate the steam function. you can't use it at nights or when there are people nearby - there is terrible and loud metal scraping sound when you use it. I guess it might be the anti-calc function of it but it's very loud - steam flow is very inconsistent. you press button and then barely anything comes out. you let it pump and cook the water, then you get huge number of steam. This makes it hard to get steam when you actually need it and it generates a lot of condensation - steam flow dies out just after couple of seconds. you can't get same power consistently over 5-10sec when you iron one side of your bedsheet. - there is no "give me a little bit of continuous steam" (like a normal iron with steam function enabled would do). Instead you just have 2 buttons to give max steam all the time. You also have to press that button constantly. - difference between 2 steam buttons is minimal. one supposed to be "nose only" but you still get almost half of the surface steaming - no way to control the steam power. you get either none or all of it - as device gives 100% steam all the time, you have to refill it often - as device gives 100% steam all the time, you have a lot of steam condensation under your board. you have to mop even after light use - you MUST change your ironing board. especially when your steam station can generate that mush steam - device is huge and very heavy - gliding surface doesn't glide as easy and effortless like Tefal with it's special coating - Tefal had a mechanism to detect when iron is at base. This device doesn't do it. So you can accidentally activate the steam button when iron is docked. - no water spray function - no illumination. Tefal had it and it was handy is some special situations Positives: - you have steam and temperature separated. now you can use steam even on low settings - water refill is convenient - steam is strong (when works) - design looks good - auto-shutdown feature is good to have - buttons are placed in good spots and convenient to use - you should be able to iron your clothing hanging. i haven't tried it but, technically, don't see how to practically do it. You need a surface to lean against as well as special mittens for it. Steamers in the clothing shops give rather small amount of steam constantly. This device, on contrary, gives one huge boost which is not safe not controlled. Would I buy it again!? No, I would probably get a less advanced Tefal ones. Your use-case might be different. Maybe you DO need max steam all the time and you have to press a button when you need it. Primary reasons for not getting it again: - noise (clicking and scraping) - lack of steam control - need to press button all the time - water usage/condensation