Panasonic NI-L45NR Cordless Iron with Auto Shut-off

Pros: Lightweight, easy functions

Cons: Limited settings, low jet steam

The Bottom Line: No fuss, easy and fun to use Cordless Iron

Review: I must admit I am the kind of man who likes cordless. I like the fact that you can be anywhere and not have think "chain" dragging behind you which is the reason I purchased the Panasonic NI-L45NR Cordless Steam Iron. THE UNIT : The iron is smaller ...

Pros: Excellent steam,removable water container,weight of iron,heat temperature

Cons: NONE

The Bottom Line: I've used it for several months and ironing is actually fun now-weird.

Review: I've always hated to iron. The cords are always in the way. My only board is one of those small ones I throw on my bed or an end table. Unfortunately my job requires that I have an ironed tuxedo shirt and pants daily and ok I guess it should so the rest ...

Pros: Cordless!!!!! Nice steam pulses, stays nice and hot.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: This is a great iron for regular use; I love not having a cord to deal with, and it makes ironing a not-so-unpleasant chore.

Review: I HATE to iron--the board is too low and my iron never worked well. At last, the iron I have had for 10 years leaked rusty water onto my husband's nice white shirt, and I had to look for a replacement. I immediately checked out Epinions and found many ...

Pros: No chord, Good steam, Charges quickly, Big enough but compact

Cons: Takes a little while to warm up for the first charge, but nothing too extreme

Review: I was a bit skeptical when I purchased the Pansonic Cordless Steam Iron. It has delivered. It only takes a second or two inbetween adjusting my clothes to charge the iron back up to an acceptable heat level. It conserves steam nicely and not having a ...

Pros: as good as a cord iron/great for left handed people

Cons: None

Review: Wow this iron is fantastic. I just finished ironing 15 polo shirts and the cordless iron did an excellent job with each shirt. I put the iron in the charger only when I was adjusting the shirts. I also did one shirt without putting it in the charger, ...

Pros: Cordless feature. Retractable cord on the charging base. Removeable water tank.

Cons: NONE!!

Review: I can't say enough great things about this iron. I gave up ironing before I tried the Panasonic NI-L45NR. I continuously burned myself every time I set the iron down. With this iron it's impossible to burn yourself because you set the iron straight ...

Pros: There is no cord to mess up what you just ironed. It heats up fast.

Cons: I don't have one bad thing to say about this iron.

Review: I have had my Panasonic cordless iron for 4yrs. now and I love it. I have never had a problem with it. I have taken it to my sewing group and let my friends try it and they just loved it and are planing to one as well. ...

Pros: Portable, sleek, good water tank, nice push button features, dust cover

Cons: Not for high heat quilting cottons or marathon ironing.

Review: I bought this iron for ironing quilting cottons and batiks and the never ending chore of seams- well- the iron does not heat enough to tackle 100 percent cottons. I am sure it is nice for mixed fibers and ironing of household clothes- but not a quilting ...

Pros: Really cute design. And a good idea in theory.

Cons: cools as soon as it's off the cradle.

Review: Maybe mine is a lemon, but I need to put it back into the cradle to worm up again after about 3 or 4 passes of ironing. It's as if I had a regular iron that I just keep plugging and unplugging from the wall, cools down instantly. Do the others do ...

Pros: No cord is convenient.

Cons: Not hot enough - long enough for a crisp 100% cotton shirt.

Review: After reading all of the wonderful reviews on this iron, when I needed a new one, I ran to get it! While having no cord to contend with is a wonderful thing, the heat and steam produced by this iron were not sufficient to produce crisply ironed cotton ...