Versuni Philips PerfectCare 6000 Series Steam Generator - 2400W, 500g Steam Boost, 6.5 Bar Pressure, OptimalTEMP Technology, 1.8L Tank, White/Blue (PSG6026/20)

I never thought I'd rave about an iron let alone pay this much for one but honestly, it's one of the best household gadgets I've ever purchased. It's lightweight and comfortable to use and the steam generator is second to none, hefty continuous blasts whenever you need them. It's also a doddle to use as there's no need to set the temperature - there's literally no dial, I don't know how it works but I've gone from a thick shirt to a silk blouse and it removes creases effortless but not burned a thing. It's also really smart, I live in a very hard water area which regularly clogs and destroys things but the iron monitors itself and warns when it needs a clean, then with the push of a button, it cleans itself through into the provided tray expelling all the built up muck in under 2 mins. Honestly, yes it's expensive but it's well worth the money!

I will admit that it took a little bit to learn how to use it properly, but after that whether in autosense or manual, a great iron for me. Steam and pressure is great.

The best iron I have ever owned, it’s absolutely brilliant, no burnt clothes, so easy to use. You won’t be disappointed.

Replaced a failed Phillips Generator Steam Iron that had lasted for years and due to the exceptional quality decided to get another Phillips. The Iron is as my Wife says, Awesome bit of kit with more Steam than the previous Model. BUT The only Caveat to this is the Water container is not designed to remove all the Water left at the end of the Ironing session, Not a big deal for most Folks but my Wife like it emptied propa. So out came the Dremel and I carefully inserted a small 6mm Dia Hole in the corner opposite the outlet port using the small Dremel Drill and gently enlarging to 6mm, Please be aware that due to the Brittle nature of Plastic in this scenario running a 6mm Jobber Drill bit straight in will likely end up splitting the plastic and there goes the Reservoir Tank. What I did was, as they say for demonstration purposes and is in no way implied that you should replicate my Modification.. That said My Wife is happy now all the Water can be emptied..

Having had a FastCare Compact for the whole of 5 happy years, sadly had to bin in as the handle broke…this PerfectCare 6000 was supposed to be a unnecessary, expensive upgrade but turned out to be a nightmare. This supposedly superior version has the OptimalTEMP technology and all strappings of the inferior model plus the added advantage of a disengaging large water tank – but unfortunately started to spew out water the first time it turned on and progressively got worse that after ironing, the clothes must be dried again!! I contacted Philips home living support – sent evidence, pictures, and videos of the mess it makes and they offered repairs…so far, so good. The repaired iron was returned after about 10 days, without any apparent improvement – in fact, it got worse. Contacted homecare again, and they asked for another go at the repairs and sadly the story ended here – the iron is yet to be collected and homecare does not seem to care or make any effort to collect. Over the years, I had purchased many Philips products but this one really let me down. The correspondence with Philips has been going back and forth since the last 2 and half months and I am massively put off purchasing anything with Philps again. The temporary replacement, a Tower steam iron that cost a thirty, works to satisfaction although I cannot leave it on clothes as it will burn… I dislike leaving negative reviews, but I hope this will save somebody the trouble of buying an expensive product and having to go through the experience I have had and so here it is.