CHI 1800 Watts Titanium Ceramic Touchscreen Iron, Black

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm excited for the innovative features like fabric selection. I have ruined many irons and fabrics by using the wrong temperature and melting fabric to the iron. It performs well and heats up fast. The only downside is that it's a little heavy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm in love with this iron! The touchscreen settings are so easy to use, it heats up in less than a minute. You don't need to apply any pressure at all to get wrinkles out with ease. Nothing about this iron is anything but miraculous and wonderful! I'm actually going to iron again! Wow!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my second Chi iron. A few days after my first Chi met an untimely demise (pulled from a shelf), I had the opportunity to receive a new digital version of the Chi I had. It arrived and I couldn't wait to review it! This is by far the best iron I've owned. Its steam capability is its best feature. But there are many other features I love. High quality, easy to use, doesn't damage more delicate fabrics, smooth plate, good weight, great design and appearance. I received this iron free from Influentser in exchange for an honest review. This saved me a significant amount of money, because I was going to buy another Chi! Great timing! A blessing from God!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am an avid fabric crafter, mom of an 8 year old boy, and wife to a busy office professional. To say I know my way around an iron is an understatement, ha! For years I've been limping along a semi functional iron that long lost some of its abilities (for example, it will randomly decide to go to sleep mid ironing). So of course, I was thrilled to test out a sample of this iron. Straight out of the packaging, I was impressed. The iron is hefty in a way that you can still easily work with it, but you can tell it is made to last. It has a somewhat longer cord, allowing more freedom of movement. The water tank has a sturdy locking access door to avoid any chance of accidental spilling. And it has a nice, wide ironing surface to get your job done efficiently. After plugging in, I was even more impressed with the digital selection of several heat setting options. And I absolutely loved the status screen showing how quickly the iron was heating and ready - which was crazy fast compared to what I'm used to on a standard iron. Since I always feel denim is a true test to a steam iron's ability to press out a deep set wrinkle on a firm fabric, I chose to test the iron with a pair of my 8 year old sons dirty jeans that had been crumpled up in the bottom of his laundry basket. After a brief surprise at the iron's impressive and powerful steam output, I went to work. Since the iron was so great at its job, it wasn't long and the pair of jeans was pressed smooth (aside from the bleach whiskers at the pockets, which are dyed in wrinkles that no iron can take out). In my opinion it did a great job. I would highly recommend this iron for anyone on the market to buy. Myself, since I also crochet apparel items for craft sales, I might need to look into the accompanying garment steamer made to relax fabrics and wrinkles in knits.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a touch screen iron which was news to me as I did not know that was a thing. The coolest part about this iron is that you can select the fabric like cotton and the percentage which you can find on the garment tags. The iron will adjust the heat to the heat that is required for that specification.