Conair EZ Press 800 Watt Handheld Steam Iron DPP143

Recently purchased this lightweight, compact iron because with RA, I could no longer handle the larger, heavier iron comfortably and it was causing me pain. Just returned from a trip where I decided to bring this new compact iron to steam any clothing wrinkled from packing. Just about everyone on the trip ended up using it at least once and complimented me on its performance. I do highly recommend this product to everyone.

it was the right size for my mother's hand, plus it wasn't heavy enough to lift the iron up while she doing her sewing stuff

This iron is a good as the big expensive full size irons and is 1/2 the weight and size and is priced much less. In so ways is better, as it can iron in areas hard to get to with a large iron.

Perfect for sewing and if you have just one or two small items that need ironing. Small enough to keep with your sewing materials, etc. I think it's great! Actually, you could use it for all your ironing if you needed to.

When purchasing this item I reviewed several other brands. I found this one to have what I was looking for - adjustable temp, steam capability and light weight.

Great little iron. Works well on a small collapsible ironing board for when I am sewing. Not heavy at all but has a rubber type tip so it doesn't fall over easily. Reasonably priced and handy to have close by when you are sewing and need to press something.

Works great! Small compact size but I wouldn't trade it for anything else!

I don't put water in my irons any more due to problems through the years. I now use a micronized mist bottle of water instead. The heat on high is not as high as with full size irons, but with starch or water, it works out. I mainly use the iron for my quilting fabric, as I typically try to hang garments to finish drying instead of ironing.

I needed a very lightweight iron because of severe arthritis. This iron is much easier for me to use than my previous iron.

This is a small iron. I've used it very little so far. It doesn't glide smoothy; there's a "drag" feeling to it. It's better than not having an iron, but I don't like the "drag" feeling.