Panasonic NI-WL600 Cordless Steam/Dry Iron, 1500W Wide Stainless Steel Plate, Silver/Black

I’ve been using this Iron for a year now and it’s been a game changer for me. Here is what I like:- no cables: speeds up your ironing significantly.- symmetrical design: allows you to move around your garments in any direction.- heating speed: The iron heats up in seconds.- steam power: The steam is pretty powerful and you can steam vertically too.- water sprayer: the water sprayer works very well too, without needing a separate one that will lower your ironing speed due to constant switching.- power cord: The retractable power cord is really smooth.- carrying case: so easy to install and locks nicely all the time.In summary, every time I use this iron I’m amazed for how much easier it makes my ironing compared to other brands/models I had in the past. Whomever designed this iron has my respect!

Omg. I love this iron.1. This iron is high quality. It comes with a base and a cover top.2. It has a retractable cable to make storage so easy.3. Removable water tank for steaming is easy with just one button.4. The temperature control is great and correct temperature of High, Medium and Low.5. The steaming function is so good on materials that can't be directly ironed.6. The water level inside the tank is clear and easy to see.Price: it's a little pricey but it is worth it. I returned a $30 iron to get this one because the cheap one doesn't work well and ruins my clothes.Tips: use filtered water. I have never put tap water in the tank.

Every time I use this iron, I think to myself.... I should really do a review. Well, 2 years later, here it is.I'm not some quilter or sewer or anything. I'm just a dude that irons his work shirts. I used to use very expensive Rowenta irons. They would last for about 4 years and eventually either just stop working or the cord would prevent it from turning on. (Auto off function is apparently a wear item?) So, after many years of using that heavy iron, I decided to look for a cordless iron. (Mainly, to prevent any cord issues.) I, of course, looked at Rowenta and some other brands that were heavy and had a battery. (Surely the battery would fail at some point.) When I saw this iron, I thought it was pretty brilliantly designed.First of all, shortly after purchasing it, my cat knocked over my ironing board and this iron took a very nasty spill onto my tile floor. 2 years later, still no issues.It's brilliant. It's light weight. (At least compared to my previous Rowenta irons.) It's pretty cool that it has 2 pointy ends. (The football shape of the heating plate is very manly.) I always use reverse osmosis water in it and have had no issues with mineral buildup. (My Rowenta irons would have to be cleaned about once a month and lots of rusty looking deposits would come out.) I usually give it a steam blast onto my iron board just in case, but no rusty water has ever come out of it. Also, I haven't had to clean the plate yet like my Rowenta would regularly require.The iron heats up every time you return it to its base when readjusting your clothes. I've never had to wait because it wasn't ready. The auto steam works great, so I hardly ever have to give it an extra blast.The design is also awesome because the water container detaches, and you can fill it up while the iron is heating up. It's also super easy to detach and also easy to fill with water.The other thing is that I don't leave my iron board out, so I have to move this iron every time. The carrying case is awesome. Just grab the handle, move the iron and detach the top of the case. Then when you are done, you just grab the case by the handle and push it back on and it latches automatically with no struggle. Even the carrying case is masterfully designed.And of course, the retractable cord for the base just pulls out and when you are done you give it a short yank and it retracts back in automatically with no issues every time.It looks pretty nice too. Why did I spend so much on Rowenta irons that were no better for my use, heavy, and would fail? After 2 years, I still love this iron.My conclusion is that this is the best iron in the world and that all other irons probably suck in comparison. That's my opinion but I'm not wrong.

This is a great iron, and but for one improvement, I'd give it 5 stars. That improvement would be to have more temperature options or to have a temperature dial, rather than only 3 options. The low setting is too low, but the warm is too high for some of my synthetic clothes. The warm works great on a range of fabrics. I have not yet had the need to use the high setting. If there were a "medium low" setting, it would be better for my clothes. Similarly, a "medium high" setting would work for some cotton/linen blends, rather than the full on high. Other than that, I found this iron to work well, easy to use, and light weight enough for me to easily pick up and move around the clothing, but heavy enough to actually iron out the wrinkles.

This iron is worth its money. Heats us quickly and case and retractable cord is the best!

You probably think you don’t need a new iron but you have to have this one. It’s cordless. No bothersome cord in the way while you iron. It heats up really fast and stays hot. Makes it easy to iron anywhere you have an ironing pad. Stores away its charger with a protective cover with a handle.

I’ve wanted this cordless iron for a long time and when my favorite iron sputtered and died I finally bought it. So far I am very impressed with it. Full disclosure - I rarely iron clothes. I am a quilter and use it almost exclusively for that. It gets hot and stays hot longer than I expected, doesn’t take long to reheat, good burst of steam, convenient to refill, pointed ends for precision and best of all, it doesn’t wrinkle a place you just ironed because of the cord. Today I plan to use it to take down the hem on drapes while they are hanging. I love having a cordless iron. I’ll update if I have any problem in coming months.

I love the cordless feature of this, it's cute, and just the right weight. However, once lifted from the base the iron does not stay hot long enough. It's fine if I'm pressing one or two small seams. But if pressing a long seam, multiple items, or bonding (like applique or stabilizer), the iron is no longer effective - loses heat - and needs to be returned to the base for charging (which is fast btw). Even when based, it shuts off after just a few minutes (less than 20) so if working on an ongoing project, I have to turn it back on every time I want to press. So, in effect, I am constantly having to put the iron unit into the base or turn it back on and wait for it to charge - it's crazy making.