Philips Steam Iron Easyspeed, Steam Boost up to 100 gram, Ceramic Soleplate, Drip Stop, 4 Settings, 2000W, 220 ml Watertank, Integrated Waterspray, Grey (GC1751/89)

I'll never use another iron again - this is a little bundle of magic!!!!First used this when we stayed in an Airbnb on holiday, and I just had to have one!Had it for eight months now, and it's the best Iron I've ever used - and I've had plenty, of all types, weights, and top brands over past 40+ years!This little beauty, with it's light weight compact design delivers on power, versatility, glide, and packs a punch with steam when needed. From silks to linen and denim, I've ironed everything you can imagine, and the lightweight sleek design makes for a much faster job of the thankless task.Would highly recommend it... and, we've now got family converted and loving it too!

Good price - light weight and small

A few things to not, the cable is really short, my previous one was at least 0.5m longer, wish I had checked.The water tank is way too small and empties rather quickly.The iron itself is actually really light, don't know if its a good thing or bad.Our previous iron was continuously getting scorched, now I don’t know if that was getting too hot because sometimes I feel like this doesn't get hot enough, I am convinced its the former.Well, in summary, its irons really well, need to continuously fill for large pile of ironing, but its really easy to iron with as its light. Only other minor criticism would be that my hand sometimes catches on the dial, but that’s a minor really.Please consider these points when buying.

Great iron handles well surprisingly light weight easy to adjust settings well worth the price

This is a really good iron for price. Mine is three years old now and works really well.

its more of a travel iron size. struggles to keep temperature.

I bought this iron to replace my previous Philips steam iron. It is lightweight and is not heavy with a full tank of water. When filling the tank you can see it filling but it is not clear, so you have to watch it or it will spill out. The sole plate is slightly smaller than my last iron, but it has made no difference to the ironing results. The lead is slightly shorter than my last lead, but the old iron lead was constantly get twisted up, this lead has not got twisted whilst ironing, so a definite positive for me. The lead is attached to the iron with a moveable ball, so when you are ironing the ball allows the lead to drop so it does not get in the way of your wrist. There has been a couple of water drops during ironing, but these have not been a problem. I have found that I have had to set the temperature slightly higher to get the results I want, but with everything new it is working out how it works best for you.This is not a small iron and I would not describe it as a travel ironI do not like ironing, but I am happy with my new iron and the results

For us arthritic oldies this is a really good lightweight iron , easy to fill with water and smooth in use - everything we were looking for - BUT - The power cord is simply not long enough , 6ft 2in ( 190cm ) from the iron to the plug. If you can position the bottom of your ironing board within 2 feet ( 60cm ) of a power socket , then fine , but still struggling at the end of the board , otherwise you'll need an extension cable , as did we ! This is penny-pinching and spoils an otherwise excellent product . Do we really have to bend and faff about with extension cables when the extra bit of cable , at negligible expense , would seriously improve the product ? Lack of research or just negligence - who knows !