| | |  | Health & Personal Care | Home » » Panasonic NI-S300TR 1200-Watt Steam Iron with Curved Titanium-Coated Soleplate, White/Green | | | | | | | Description: | | 1200 Watt Steam Dry Iron with Titanium coating curved soleplate, 3-Way Auto Shut-off, Automatic Retractable Cord Reel, Jet-of-Steam Self Cleaning, Spray Mist, Large water window, 6.1-Ounce water tank, Rubber grip handle, Lime water tank with white trim, 3.44 lbs. | | | Features: | |
• 1200-watt iron with titanium-coated curved soleplate
• Adjustable temperature and steam settings; jet-of-steam function
• Push-button spray mist; 3-way automatic shut-off
• 6-ounce water tank; rubber-grip handle; retractable cord reel
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 5.2 inches | | Product Width:
| 4.3 inches | | Product Height:
| 10.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 5.6 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 4.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 3.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 131 reviews |
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 It has potential for the price. Got two defective units.Sep 04, 2010
I received two defective units.
The first unit did not produce constant steam and the Thermostat dial was loose and did not rotate properly. Oddly enough the "Burst of Steam" feature worked fantastic.
The second unit I received produced good steam and worked well, but the "Burst of Steam" was non-functional.
Another gripe would be on the retractable cord. I used a different Panasonic Iron in a Hotel a few weeks ago and it retracted perfectly. This cord retract you have to play with it a few times to get it in the Iron.
I will be purchasing a higher quality Iron and suggest you do the same.
PANASONIC: PLEASE WORK ON YOU QUALITY CONTROL.
 Good IronSep 01, 2010
so far is working very good. It is light weight and one of the best features is the retractable cord, it makes it much more easy to storage.
 Fantastic ironAug 24, 2010
Watch out Rowenta ... the $23 Panasonic is a VERY capable adversary!
If you actually enjoy ironing, and find it therapeutic, as I do ... then you know what your high standards demand. A smooth glide along both axes, reliable steam bursts that do not create a puddle, a misting jet spray, and above all, a truly non-sticking soleplate. Well, used to be that you had to spend $50+ for an entry level Rowenta to get all that.
The Panasonic NI-S300TR makes it all possible, and under $25. It has just the right weight and the glide is effortless. I was skeptical of two things about the soleplate: curving and its titanium construction (I thought they were useless gimmicks). I stand corrected. The curved soleplate means that no matter which direction you glide the iron in, it will not bunch up material underneath it. I also thought that nothing could surpass stainless steel in its non-stickiness. Again, wrong. This iron delivers the same crisp finish of a stainless steel plate.
I highly recommend this iron. I may even buy one more as a backup in case Panasonic discontinues this model.
Worth the spendAug 16, 2010
I had initially used 2 of the 15~25$ black n decker's and both gave out in about an year. I wanted to buy something that will last and give a quality finish.This certainly does the job, good build, nice quality and good ergonomic design. Minimal but most required functions, clean layout, durable material and a dependable brand name. Steam is impressive and this does what it claims.
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 DisappointedAug 15, 2010
I leave the iron plugged in 24/7 because the outlet is hard to reach. Dial is hard to read. Also, hard to tell when iron is on or off unless you feel it. It does not turn on when you turn the dial on. You have to lay it down like your going to iron for it to start heating up. And the handle stays warm even though the dial is turned off...
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