BLACK+DECKER Steam Iron for Clothes with Retractable Cord, Vertical Steaming, Anti-Drip Design, Spray Mist and Auto Clean Button, 1200W

This is hands down the best iron I’ve owned. It heats up incredibly fast and glides smoothly over all types of fabric without sticking. The steam function is powerful and makes getting rid of tough wrinkles much easier and faster than my previous irons. ​It’s also comfortable to hold and has a good weight to it—not too heavy, but solid enough to do the job well. If you’re looking for a reliable, high-performing iron for daily use, this is the one to get!

I've had opportunity to use my new iron a couple of times so I've tested out all the features whether I needed them or not. Everything is in working. Order seems to be a quality. Item, it was a Goodbye for the price. I highly recommend it if you're in the market for an iron

I love the fact that it has different settings and it's pretty easy to understand when to use each one. The reason why I didn't give it a full five stars is because getting water in it for steam was messy. The opening isn't very big, so free-hand pouring was clearly not going to turn out well. I got a funnel but still, I spilled some water because it was not going into the tank as fast as the funnel was pouring it in. You'll have to learn to pour very slowly and use a funnel to keep from getting water all over your ironing board. Once the water was in and I was ready to use it, it worked beautifully. The steam was strong and hot. I only had it on a setting of 4 too, which is the lowest setting to obtain steam. The sprayer worked great, but I found the extra steam button to not be very reliable on the 4 setting. Perhaps if I had it higher it would have worked better. Sometimes it would kick out a gust of steam and other times it wouldn't and I had to press the button more than once. I'm not a huge steam fan and I already have a steamer for clothes that don't tolerate a hot plate irons, so for me it was not a big deal. I did decide to keep it. I love that it has a very narrow tip that allows for some detailed ironing. Overall, it's a nice iron and most will be happy with it; just not the steam lovers. In it's defense, it did give out really good steam with just ironing, so for most I doubt that extra boost of steam would be needed anyway.

I love this iron. I bought a Black and Decker in 1990's the only problem with it is that the soleplate is damaged and it sticks to everything. I decided to get another one that I hope will last as long as that one has. The weight on this iron is perfect for me. It is considerably lighter than my old one but still has weight. I have old boxes of fabric that I am using to make quilts and is not just cotton but different kinds of polyester combination materials, some are stretchy and some are not. It seems to iron quicker and I have not burnt or stuck to anything yet. It is so quiet I keep thinking it is not working. I use starch to make the fabric harder and when the residue sticks to the soleplate I can wipe it off with a dry sponge and keep on keeping on. It also says that you can use tap water instead of requiring distilled water. I really like that it has color. It has a spout that make it easy to put water in and I can see where the water is and how much is there. So far it has not radomly sprayed out steam when the iron is moved so I haven't gotten burned yet.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BLACK+DECKER Vitessa Advanced Steam Iron — Fast, Reliable, and Easy to Use I’ve been using the BLACK+DECKER Vitessa Advanced Steam Iron for a while now, and it delivers solid performance for everyday ironing needs. Heat-Up & Performance The iron heats up quickly and maintains consistent temperature. The steam output is strong enough to remove wrinkles from most fabrics, including cotton and heavier garments. The SmartSteam™ technology automatically adjusts steam levels based on the selected fabric setting, which makes it very user-friendly. Soleplate & Glide The soleplate glides smoothly across clothes without sticking. It distributes heat evenly, helping avoid hot spots or fabric damage. It handles everything from delicate shirts to thicker materials without much effort. Steam Features Continuous steam works well for regular ironing Steam burst is effective on stubborn wrinkles Vertical steaming is a useful bonus for hanging clothes or curtains Ease of Use The controls are straightforward, and the water tank is easy to fill. It’s lightweight enough to handle comfortably without fatigue during longer sessions. Safety Features The auto shut-off feature is a major plus — it turns off the iron if left unattended, which adds peace of mind. Downsides Water tank could be slightly larger Steam can drip a bit if used at lower temperatures Cord length is average (not extra long) Final Verdict A dependable, budget-friendly steam iron that covers all the essentials with a few advanced features. Ideal for everyday home use without overcomplicating things.

It’s a cool iron but after the 6 months the button that engaged the cord broke. I was expecting that to happen so soon. The heating performance is okay. I have to play with the settings of course. I’m use to irons getting hot immediately but this one takes a little time

Grabbed this based on good reviews. Purpose: dress shirts and pants and cotton blazers for 5T-men's XL. Frequency of use: 2-3xweek 10-30 min Pros: Nonstick plate Retractable cord Lots of steam on higher settings A little "slide" that makes adding water mess free Smooth glide Auto shut offs in multiple positions Price! Why pay $150 to press shorts and slacks? Cons: -Does not actually spray out water, instead it sort of dribbles out. Not a deal breaker considering the pros-I just use a fine mist spray bottle which probably serves my purposes better anyways - The tip doesn't get as hot as the rest of the plate for the fine work around buttons. Still does a good job, I'm just being very particular when it comes to stubborn folds. Sti workable I'm pleased. Still 5 stars because it's got smart little features and it's an improvement from my 8+ y/o model!

I like this iron. I have noticed it does seem to leak. The first thing I noticed was I hadn't secured the cover properly over the fill inlet. I reconnected the cover and still noticed some dripping as I ironed on the 4 setting. This makes me think the steam when I put the iron upright causes a small amount of water to come out and drip down. All in all it seems to work really well. The cord retracts nicely. The iron glides nicely over the fabric I've ironed. One of the issues I had when deciding to purchase this iron was that my existing wall mount storage would not work. I tried searching mounts on Amazon. I could not find any that were directly recommended for this iron. There were however many to choose from. I finally found the one shown in the pictures with this review. Note: I do not plan on using the ironing board hangers on this mount as I have the board in a different location on a different mount. Therefore, I cannot comment on the ironing board mounting. The mount I bought on Amazon is: ZTFORUS Large Iron Holder Wall Mount, Heavy Duty Iron and Ironing Board Hanger with Removable Heat-Resistant Silicone Pad for Easy Clean, Steel Structure. My old mount was a Rubbermaid that was too narrow. It mounts to the wall with two screws. When I went to mount the new one, I found that I was able to use the two wall anchors from the previous Rubbermaid holder without having to drill new holes. All in all, I recommend this holder for this model of iron and probably many more of the same dimensions.

La plancha está lista hacer bien su función de vapor, el problema es con la retracción del no cable, no o funcioauy bien, se atora mucho, tuve una igual de la misma marca y nunca tuve problemas con guardar el cable de hecho la plancha me duró más de 10 años por eso compré la misma marca pero creo que han bajado su calidad es una lástima. Ojalá no se descomponga pronto porque compre va ése modelo precisamente porque tiene donde guardar el cable. Sugiero que tengan más control de calidad en ése tema