In one month of use, I am absolutely satisfied.
It is lightweight, has strong steam, and there is no "running" water during use.
I follow the seller's advice and "decalcify" water by boiling it, which I then put in the iron to avoid the salts that damage it internally.
Always empty it to avoid stagnant water inside!

First use today, it seems to be a VERY good iron and easy to iron with
Even on difficult fabrics
I should emphasize that my previous iron broke, and it was 8bar (iron system), so I compare it with that
Always be careful about how much water you put in all irons below the line
And also in the instructions, it emphasizes whether to add water (in upright or horizontal position) and from a cup and not directly from the faucet

I bought it in January looking here on skroutz and clicking on the store. I was looking for an iron that wouldn't stick to the plate because I wanted it for ironing curtains that we all know how sensitive they are.. I had a Philips that really burned them.. you had to constantly watch the temperature. The iron steams.. it irons everything easily, yes even the curtains without burning them, the tank holds plenty of water!! I read in other comments that it leaks. I have put it on eco, it produces the steam it needs and sometimes I press extra steam on clothes that need a little extra.. not constantly, because it produces steam on its own. Also, of course, if it doesn't heat well, we don't start ironing. Also, it is good to remove the front part where the steam indicators are and remove the salts by putting the attachment in vinegar... I use tap water and so far everything is fine.

Within the first 3 months (under warranty) it leaked water while ironing. We took it for service but after 4 months the same issues reappeared. I would not recommend it under any circumstances. I find it unacceptable for an iron that costs 80 euros

Very powerful iron. There is no comparison with other steam irons I have used. It is a bit heavy but it irons everything so easily that ironing time is significantly reduced

First of all, I will say that it glides and does not require many passes to straighten the fabric. The buttons on it do not suit me very well. When I put water in the iron, water started running, I don't know what I did wrong. Then it stopped for a while. Also, the steam doesn't stop unless you put it on off, which means I have to keep turning the switch all the time. I will come back later

In the category of steam irons - compared to another well-known brand that I have - I consider this one to have no competitor.

Compared to the Philips Azur (70€) that I had, this one is 10 times better. You don't need to apply pressure to iron. If you set it to maximum power, it produces enough steam and you don't even need to press the steam button. I am very satisfied because now I can iron in half the time and more comfortably. 4 stars because I don't know how long it will last. I hope for many years.

I have been using it for a week, the iron shoots! Very good in steam! It has a long cord.
Now, on the "negatives", the button that releases water is close to the handle, so if you're not careful, your hand slips and presses it a bit. Also, it is indeed heavy, but I believe that doesn't bother me much when ironing.

It is heavy like an iron and it is good but.. where it hurts though is the water tank, it is very vulnerable. After a year, it starts leaking and if it falls, it's all over. It is very delicate.

It is quite good. Long cable. A little heavy. With the steam button, it leaves water on the clothes. I would prefer a different plate, it doesn't slide easily. And yet, it is quite powerful.