I’ve gone through a few irons.. different brands.. every time I’d purchase one the first thing to disappoint was the way it felt when using it. THIS ONE I knew was the one the moment I took it out of the box! It’s heavy but so sturdy. Easy to use. Heats up quickly. Love the amount of steam it releases and how beautiful it irons!! Must have! Don’t look any further just grab this one!!

I love this pressing iron, it iron the clothes smoothly and neat. Not too heavy, not too light but it incredible, work so good overall it great pressing iron, love everything about it.

If you're in the market for a new steam iron, the CHI steam iron is definitely worth considering. I recently purchased this iron and have been extremely impressed with its performance. The iron heats up quickly and produces a powerful, continuous stream of steam that quickly removes even the most stubborn wrinkles from my clothes. The iron also has a ceramic soleplate that glides smoothly over fabrics, making ironing a breeze. I love the fact that this iron is so easy to use and that it has adjustable steam and temperature settings that allow me to customize my ironing experience based on the fabric I'm working with. Overall, I would highly recommend the CHI steam iron to anyone looking for a high-quality iron that delivers exceptional performance and great value for money.

To me this is the absolute best iron on the market, and I’ve been through several!!! It heats up so fast, and has a great weight to it without being cumbersome or heavy to use. The retractable cord is a must for me as well.

The Prod - The iron itself puts out plenty of steam and does an excellent job of pressing denim and an excellent job with nylon, linen and other light material. Add far as it's performance during use, I'll give it a 4.75 star rating. The Cons - My three issues with it are: - One the plate becomes discolored after six months of use. The titanium coating doesn't age well. My second issue with it is sometimes it "bleeds" water out of the jets a few times during use ( onto your clothes ). Not really a big deal, but somewhat of "time waster." All irons seem to do this. You have to give it about a minute or so to let the water cycle through. My third & last point of dissatisfaction is after you use the self clean mode, it takes about 8 to 10 uses for it to stop spitting the white calcium buildup out onto your clothes. I keep a damp towel to wipe it off of whatever I'm ironing.