Pursteam SteamBurst+ 1750W Steam Iron, Ceramic Soleplate, Adjustable Steam, Burst of Steam, Self-Clean, Anti-Calc, Anti-Drip, Powerful & Long-Lasting Steam for All Fabrics

Excellent iron that holds a LOT of water and blows a LOT of steam with each push of the well thought out button. And the spray works too. All this is great because we had to replace another new one we’d just bought that lacked all of that. If this one works for a several years it’ll be a great buy.

Good solid value for money, easy to use, lightweight, simple features, quality iron,

I had high hopes for this iron based on all the positive reviews. Overall, it’s a decent iron, but compared to others I’ve used, the soleplate, while smooth, doesn’t glide quite as effortlessly across fabric. I also find it a bit on the light side; I’d actually prefer a little more weight for better pressing performance. On the plus side, it heats up quickly and is easy to use. The cord is 8 feet long, as advertised, but feels a bit short to me - though I might just be spoiled by my old iron, which had a 12-foot cord. All things considered, it’s a solid iron for the price, especially if you can catch it on sale.

I absolutely love this steam iron! It glides smoothly, the steam is powerful and it removes wrinkles really fast. It works great with all fabrics and it doesn’t drip or stain clothes. If you want professional looking results at home, this iron is a great buy. Worth every penny!

This Pursteam Steam Iron is magic! I've had so many irons that I was dissatisfied with, but this one is different. Easy to use and lightweight, but boy can it iron your linens with ease and one pass. I couldn't be more thrilled with this one; I actually enjoy ironing now!

Heavy but that's a hood thing for the serious seamstress. Steams well.

I’m writing this detailed review because I found the subject of researching, purchasing, and using under-performing irons so annoying and hoping this will help you avoid the same. This review applies to my personal application and experience. Both of those may differ for you. First some context for this review. I pretty much exclusively use the iron to iron my long sleeve dress shirts for work. I work fast and need an iron that can keep up with me (producing steam) as I iron, set the iron down, move the shirt to the next position, iron set the iron down etc. about 10 times per shirt. I set the iron to ‘Cotton” and get busy. I just need an iron that constantly produces plenty of steam. I don’t use the spray or vertical steam features. It takes me about 3 minutes per shirt – which is faster and cheaper than making trips to the cleaners. I have not had any of the irons long enough to provide a long-term or reliability review. If anything annoying occurs I will come back and edit this review if I am able. I purchased and tested each of these irons on the same shirts (pic) 1) First purchase: Rowenta Focus $87 Summary: this iron could not keep up with me. Seemed to produce steam randomly in short bursts when it felt like it. I often found myself ironing soleplate down without any steam at all. I thought the unit must be defective. I returned in exchange for another one. Same issue with the second one. I would return it if I could, but am outside the return window. I would not recommend this iron. Will be donating this to charity. Maybe it will suit someone else better. Will not bother with Pros & Cons here. 2) Second purchase: Rowenta Steamforce $152 Summary: upon opening, it was clear that this was a unit had already been ordered and returned by another customer. Based on past experience accepting somebody else’s return is a nonstarter – especially at this price point. This is not the first time Amazon has sent someone else’s reject as new. Very disappointing. I returned in exchange for another one. The second one arrived in new and unused condition – although I wish the manufacturer would seal the box at the factory so it is clear if the box has been previously opened. Pros: - Slick easy gliding soleplate - Plenty of steam - Simple light indicating fabric setting (pic) - Narrow nose for tight spaces - Simple on/off steam setting (I don’t need anything in between) Cons: - Price – yikes! - Easy to accidentally hit fabric selection dial and change setting. Frustrating. - A little bit of non-consequential spitting This was the best of the three irons for my needs. Would recommend. 3) Third purchase: PurSteam Professional Grade 1800-Watt Iron with Digital LCD Screen $42 Summary: this one arrived in a box properly sealed by the manufacturer – easy to tell that I was the first person opening the box. Thank you! Pros: - Great price - Sufficient steam - LED fabric selector - No manual dial to knock out of position. Yay! Thank you! (pic) - Easy to fill water tank Cons: - Literally ran out of steam when tank reached 25% full (pic) I would recommend this iron. Instead of returning, I will keep as a very capable backup. Hope this review saves you some of the time and grief I experienced. If anyone has recommendation for a top-notch ironing board cover, I’d be happy to hear about it.

Overall really nice iron and does a good job - I do wish the cord was a little longer