Tower T22008BLU CeraGlide Cordless Steam Iron with Ceramic Soleplate and Variable Steam Function, Blue

Brilliant iron easy to use and works well . Would recommend it . Easy to fill water tank, heats up quick ,easy to change to different setting , can use with or with out the cable just slide the button .

So far it seems great .I have had too many irons !!This one so far is the best I have had .Lightweight & easy to use .Furthermore great price

I have noticed a lot of reviewers here are basing them on misconceptions of the product.The iron offers a cordless option, i.e an option to effectively detach the power source (cord) while you iron. It does NOT have a battery that must be “charged” - any generation of heat occurs whilst the iron is on the dock and plugged in. An iron draws a lot of power and any battery big enough to hold a sufficient amount of charge and small and light enough for the iron would make this a lot more than £20.This works on the principle that the iron will retain a lot of its heat between lifting it off and placing it back on the dock (similar to a storage heater), just as a regular iron cycles on and off - heating up, and when it is up to temperature the power is removed until the temperature drops below a certain point, and it is then heated up again. You end up with variation in temperature within prescribed limits.In this vain, don’t expect to be able to charge up the iron and then use it for an hour before charging it up again. It is designed to be lifted off the dock when up to temperature, used to iron the garment, and placed back on the dock while adjusting the garment and changing it (any time the iron is not actually ironing).That said, this works well. The iron retains heat for long enough to iron an ironing-board-area of garment before being re-heated, and it’s really convenient not having the cord. The dock can be clipped on and it used as a regular iron, for really big items where you might not want to keep docking it, or where a constantly high temperature is needed.The iron feels solid and well made, pretty lightweight but also weighty enough to make ironing comfortable, and it glides easily.One star dropped as I have noticed with the steam on it does drip a fair amount of water too (even on max temperature and half steam selected), the steam smells a bit odd even after a few uses, and I feel the principle of the cordless system could be clearer in the marketing.

So glad I came across the Tower steam iron. Nice to handle, not too heavy. Ever so easy to fill up with water and doesn’t use the water up too quickly. Nice design plate runs smoothly. Heat is charged up every time you put cordless iron back in its stand, doesn’t take too long. Only niggle is, I don’t think it heats up as hot as my old iron, but it does the job and is so much easier without a cord. Good price paid and I would buy another one.

Light easy to use. Can be cordless or corded. It's less bulky than my old cordless and heats up much quicker between use on cordless. The sole plate glides over my clothes without snagging. The front is shaped so can pass between buttons. The water reservior is filled easily and is clear so can see if needs refilling. It steams well and the dials are clear. All in all a good iron. Am very happy with my purchase

Great iron, very light 👍🏻 You do have to put it back on the stand as you iron so it maintains the temperature but I like that it works well without the wire. I’ve had it for about 2 years now and it works great!

Excellent iron for the price. I was fed up of buying cheaper irons which didn't heat up or have the convenience of cordless. All reviews for cordless steam irons where directing me to £70 plus cost points. Step in the Tower Ceraglide cordless at £20-£30 what excellent value for money! - offering much more freedom. Charging is fast and convenient as it charges during the ironing task itself. All you do is stand iron on charger whilst positioning the clothing you are ironing and it will topuo the charge to continue using as a cordless iron!Conveinent as cordless or corded, for corded pop on charger stand and slide to lock position you can now use as a corded iron.Oozes convenience and userability, if you need steady continuous steam and heat for tackling very stubborn creases, you can just quickly clip the charge plate on (in 3 seconds) and you have a standard steam iron.Also lovely colour options and modern sleek look. Lightweight iron.

I never thought I would ever be writing a review for an iron, who cares how good or bad an iron is, it irons stuff. However never as it turns out this iron is so bad I do actually care. Before I get into the bad I will start with the good; it looks cool. That's literally it.On to the bad; it doesn't get very hot, I would say tepid for an iron, the heat control doodad is so loose a small sneeze moves it to synthetics, the steam is so embarrassingly bad if the other irons found out they would call it names and poke their irony fingers at it. But worst of all is the coating on the hot plate. Tower have found a way of creating the worlds most sticky finish and adding it the hot bit. I'm not exaggerating when I say my back hurts after a couple of shirts due to the effort I have to put in to make it slide, I'm relatively certain if I had one for each hand I could scale the side of a sky scraper Spider Man style. The only thing I can think is that they have created artificial gecko feet and attached them to the iron. It truly amazes me an iron, a thing that just needs to get hot blow a bit of steams and be slidy could have been so horrifically bodged. The travel iron in a hotel is better, the awful iron in student digs was better, even a house brick would do a better job.Please note some hyperbole has been used but it really is terrible.