Singer Steamcraft™ Steam Iron

Replaced Remowa because it wasn't hot enough to iron damped cotton pillowcases adequately, let alone linen slacks. Extremely pleased with this Singer steam iron.

I really like this iron, especially being able to see the water level. My previous (10-year-old, probably) Singer had a water reservoir that was very hard to tell the level on. I love the needle nose point that can get anywhere. The only thing is I have a little thumb issue and sometimes I have to use more pressure than I'd like to get the steam. Overall, works fantastically!! Love the mint green color, too - had to get a new ironing board cover to class it up, haha.

Love that in the upright position it does not shut off . After 30 minutes it will automatically shut off but turns back on when you go to use it fairly fast.

The iron works very well. Heats up quick and holds temperature. The selector button has not been an issue with me, as others have noted. Like the tip as well for detail.

The most beautiful iron I've ever seen! I love the shape and design, especially the pointed tip. It makes for precise ironing, especially in narrow areas of the fabric. The color of the iron is awesome! Another great product from Singer~

Great sewing accessory! Pressing seams open a breeze with the super pointed tip. I also love having the fill cup for the steam reservoir.

The seal plate is easy to clean. no drips or cligs. These modern day irons do not get as hot. However. I wish the water tank was clear so I see the water volume. Plus I wish the dial control was move visable to read.

Great iron. Happy that the water reservoir actually holds water without leaking. The last 2 irons I have bought did not. I agree that the 'digital' control button isn't in the best place, it is very easy to change as you are ironing. Good weight to the iron. Love the long cord. Decent price. Don't care about the color- come on, its and iron- does it really matter what color it is? Would like to have an off button, but unplugging is probably a better option anyway.

Seems like a decent enough iron. It's too heavy for me and the steam burst requires too much thumb pressure. It's sitting on my table while I use my Sunbeam.

The knob design is flawed; they're placed in a way that your hand easily bumps into them, which frequently changes the settings unintentionally. This cause cloths to get damaged