Philips Azur 8000 Series DST8050/20

Normally I really hate ironing. Either the iron is not hot enough or too hot or it is leaking water. In any case, always hassle. This Philips iron not only looks very nice, ironing is no longer the most stupid task in the household. The iron is quickly installed out of the box. The reservoir is easy to open. However, it is difficult to fill. The liquid passes through easily. The iron heats up quickly and you don't have to set the temperature yourself. The iron does that itself. The green light lets you know when the iron is up to temperature. Ironing afterwards is smooth and very easy. When you lift the iron slightly with the tip, the steam function is activated. This is sometimes a bit difficult during ironing, because you get drops on the clothes faster. The iron also has a steam function. This works like a train to quickly get clothes wrinkle-free before a night out. I wouldn't choose to get the entire cupboard wrinkle-free with the steam function. The iron is a bit too heavy for this in the hand and the reservoir also empties very quickly. Which of course makes sense. Overall, I definitely recommend this easy device to anyone who doesn't like ironing!

Clothes are ironed quickly

I've had this iron for about 3 weeks now and I must say it's really nice. At first I wasn't too keen on this type of iron, but I quickly changed my mind! I don't have to change or set the temperature in this iron, it does that automatically. Ironing is fun, although I must admit that this iron is a bit heavier than my old one. A big plus, however, is the long cable, so I don't have to use an extra cable anymore.