Does this iron have these features: LED indicator temp light - temp PatentedExclusive Patented Steamburst Technology? Thanks!
320577
As an owner of this product it does have a LED light indicator. Blue for cool, Red for hot and blinking when ready to use. No steamburst technology.
320578
This iron does not have those features, but it is a styling tool of great quality.
1782062
Yes it does. However, this iron is no longer on the market. It is the best iron I have ever used and I miss it. I did get a used one but it was faulty so I sent it back.
2077849
Yes, there are temperature variables the temp goes to 400, however, the light flicks off and on. So the irons don't stay hot.
1947141
Doesn't appear to have one. I've had mine for just about 3 months and the LED stopped working. Works great as a rainfall shower head though.
1269173
I've never noticed mine do that, but if I had to make an educated guess, it would be that your use of the flat iron is cooling it down to a temp lower than what you have it set at, turning the ready light red. If I am accurate, I would also assume it would very rapidly come back to temp and turn back to green. If it does not rapidly change back to green or is changing to red when you haven't used it, I would guess you have a defective product.
2194520
Not real sure, but the steam ready button in center is of great help when you need extra steam.. Love this iron!!!!
92025
Yes it has an auto shut off,but I am unsure of how long it stays on. It has steam at lower temperatures. I am very pleased with this iron.
814226
I had the same concern, as I expected the iron to steam and outperform the Rowenta Iron that it was to replace. I was informed by the person who in fact recommended it to me that it only produces steam when the trigger is press. I am disappointed with the product overall since I expected a steam iron.
739382
I find this is a noticable issue when using the high side of "Low" (the first dot). I need lower heat for my dress pants, but want some steam. What happens is no steam, followed by spurting steam, followed by no steam as the thermostat kicks on then off. The iron's thermostat is too crude to keep it heated at that chosen spot. My assumption is that this shows a swing of at least 20 degrees, and at just the spot water could become steam. It's annoying.
1684492
No. It does have a knob for temp setting, but without specific degrees. Also my Dimples quit work lass than a year I got it. The company did send me new internal parts at no charge.
1134975
Yes. It's clearly a design flaw. The steam trigger got stuck recently, and there is no way to get it unstuck. I used the iron occasionally for two years before running into the problem, but it easily could have happened sooner. I think it happened due to inadvertent contact with the top lock button while picking up the iron.
810896
There is two buttons. First turns on iron for heat and the second turns on the steam. This combination works amazing.
755698
Yes there is a sliding tab on front for for steam selection. This is the best iron I shave owned. Lots of steam, nice solid weight and great heat.
1740596
Yes, that is so. Personally, I have no issues with that, since the steam is really what does the work for you. Household irons such as this don't have an enormous steam output anyway. In my experience, the only time there was a need to regulate the steam output was with a commercial steam iron.
624386
Temp adjuster is the wheel on top. It turns on when you plug it in and times out and shuts off. There is a red light that flashes when it turns off. There is a button under the handle on the window where you can see the water, towards the top that you push to turn it back on. This is by far the best iron I've had. The other thing I like is at the point of the iron like when you iron between buttons that are buttoned up, the fabric can go between the bottom of the iron and the top of the hot bottom. Hard to explain but you'll love it.
276979
No, but if you are in the same room you can hear it cycle off - while it is heating there is a boiling/simmering sound from the water. The LED switches from displaying the current temperature of the water to oscillating between the target temperature and the time remaining in the hour countdown.
2273262
It is not an LED. It uses a gas discharge principle like a Neon sign. The tube gets slightly warm.