Super compacta para llevar en la maleta de viaje

Buy the iron. I have purchased several mini irons for my crafting and quilting projects...all have gone by the wayside. When I saw the price of the Chi iron I decided that it couldn't hurt to try it out as I wouldn't be out all that much if it didn't work out. I was so surprised by the quality of this iron. It feels solid and has some weight to it, but yet is very easy to handle. The fabric settings are easy to navigate and it heats up rapidly letting you know that it has reached the correct temp. One thing that is a tiny bit annoying is that if you are ironing for a bit without setting it down the automatic shut-off will happen. But it is easy with just a touch to keep going at correct temp. The steam feature is excellent and as good as the Oliso that I had previously without all the spitting and spilling. The only complaint that I have is that it doesn't come with a separate plastic "pitcher" so that you know how much water to put in. I had one from my other irons, so that wasn't a big deal, but it would be helpful as over filling the water reservoir is easy to do.

Hermosa! Bonita! Funcional! Y me tocó en descuento :D excelente

Es buenísima! No duden en comprarla. Ligera, práctica.

Me sorprendió mucho, no es tan pequeña, el material y la calidad es muy buena, fácil de usar, práctica y no tarda en calentar por lo que se facilita mucho el trabajo

I returned my QuiltedBear mini iron since the dial-type setting selector was impossible to turn with either fingernails or slightly arthritic hands.Instead, I got this sweet mini iron and it’s a 1000% easier to use. Works best on 1/2 tap/1/2 distilled water for steam (and when you turn off the iron, also turn off the steam temp selector per manufacturer instructions. Love this, so comfortable to use for a day in the sewing room!

Heats up quick, very ergonomic and compact design. Perfect for the small sewing projects I've been working on.. never used the steam feature as I just use a water bottle.

Was in the middle of a quilt for my granddaughter and my Oliso stopped giving me steam, so needed a new one ASAP! I have the Oliso mini project iron I exclusively use for piecing , so I was considering the new Mini Oliso as a replacement cause it was apparently an improvement when I ran across Chi and obviously decided on the Chi... it was a good choice.I'll say out of the box, when I first purchased the Oliso (about a year ago), I was a bit disappointed. The device feels mostly like cheap plastic, the steam buttons are hard to push and kind of wiggle and the steam holes are only at the point of the plate. Both the heat level dial and the steam buttons are made from cheap plastic, which is fine...but they squeaked right out of the box. Doesn't have an auto shut off. Extremely difficult to see the water level and it led to a lot of spilling. The cord comes out of the back, so you can only rest it on the silicone trivet it comes with. The hand grip is also plastic and can be hard to grip for the weight of the iron because it's so wide.... on top of that it gets TOO HOT, have burned myself a lot with this iron from grabbing too low on the grip. The worst part, is I have only used it for 5 quilts over the past year and the steam no longer works. I use only RO water, as my whole house is filtered and tried to descale it with water/vinegar, no luck. Sad face. At $80 for the "new and improved" one just kinda fell flat on me, so I was open to other brands.I've had a Chi hair straightener for almost 10 years and it has never failed me and I have tried a lot of other ones just cause I wanted something new....always returned to the Chi. I've had the iron for a couple of days now and have ironed through 360 2.5" HST's and here are my thoughts: Love the electronic temperature dial, makes it easy to see where your temp is (the dial on the Oliso often moved when you gripped it), steam buttons feel solid and smooth, easy to press but also has a 'steam on' function with a lever when I'm ironing through hundreds of pieces at a time so my finger joints don't get sore. The plate is beautifully made, glides over the fabric and seams and has steam vents throughout. Although it does spit a little it's tolerable, I've found if you overfill just a little bit it tends to do this. It is a little heavier, but the quality of it is completely worth it (and some quilters love heavy irons). The feel of it is substantial, quality plastic on the spine, a grippy silicone-like material on the sides. Grip does not get hot at all...not even a little bit, which makes me think something was wrong with my Oliso out of the box, or is every other quilter suffering through this? It's got a backstand. Large/wide window for the reservoir. Auto off in 30 seconds if you have it resting plate down. Auto off in 30min if standing up. I live in fire country and this, I found, is a must for me as I left my Oliso on quite a few times and almost had a heart attack when I realized it. Two things I can't comment on yet: longevity; and the point of the plate is rounded, so far with all the HST's I did, didn't seem to mind it, but will tell more over time. I was worried that the rounded point wouldn't give me a flat block, but it does!Overall, super happy with my purchase at half the price of the Oliso.

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I love this iron. It may be small but it works better than all the other I ever had. I like that it has an electronic temperature selector, it is light and compact.

Me gusto mucho

La mini plancha llegó en la fecha programada, es resistente y lo mejor el vapor que desprende es excelente, puedes planchar una blusa de manera rápida y sencilla cuando salgas de viaje, es ligera con un cable bastante largo. Excelente opción.

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