Newbealer Travel Iron with Global Voltage, 100-240V Mini Dry Iron for Clothes (No Steam), Max 300W, 60s Heat Up, 302℉ Non-Stick Ceramic Soleplate, 0.8lbs Ultra-Lightweight (Gold)

DISCLAIMER: I’ve only used this iron once, but it’s an absolute steal for its form factor, heat resistant silicone rest pad, carrying case, and small spritzing bottle. It’s actually really good. At this price point, everyone should have one if they travel. Hotels usually have an iron and ironing board, but what if that doesn’t work or your trip takes you to a place without those amenities? I generally travel with a carry-on only, and this will go with me on every trip. If you’re traveling with a checked bag, it’s an obvious choice.Long-term RV camping/Boondocking? It should be a requirement.

I love this little iron so much, I bought two! I am a quilter and do a lot of applique. This little iron has a ceramic soleplate with no holes, which makes it perfect for ironing applique designs. It is steam capable, but I do not use the steam. It heats to the perfect temperature for my applique and it's the perfect size for working on small projects. It works very well!

I bought this in 2023 but I am just getting around to using it in 2005. I bought it to replace another small iron that was recalled and also purchased from Amazon. I like this more than I thought I would. I really like that it is pointy on both ends. This way you don’t have to lift and turn the iron around. It saves time. When I first unwrapped it, I thought it had a long cord. But I will need to use an extension cord to not worry about it getting dragged to the floor. I originally thought the pad that came with it would be useless but it actually kept the iron on the on the table using friction even though the cord was too short. The iron fits my hand and feels good when ironing. It gives a lot of control over the iron. I’m not sure this got as hot as a bigger iron would but it worked. A lot of larger irons get really hot. Also the smaller iron seemed to get into smaller spaces like curves and cap sleeves easily.

I'm a Quilter. This iron heats up so hot, you won't need the spray bottle it comes with. Presses seams very well. It has a good weight to it. It was a learning curve to fit my hand on it compared to other brands I've used. I got so many compliments and love the accessories like bag, silicone pad, and bottle. Perfect for my classes and fits well in my sewing machine tote. Plan to unplug it, at least 20 minutes, before you pack up as this little sucker is hot. I'd buy this again or as gifts for other quilters.

I bought this on a whim before a trip to Paris and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. It’s compact, which my boyfriend *hated* at first. He thought it looked too small to be useful. But once we actually used it, even he had to admit it came in *clutch*.Despite the size, it heats up fast and gets the job done beautifully. I used it on everything from delicate fabrics to his heavier shirts, and it didn’t miss a beat. Easy to pack, lightweight, and powerful! Exactly what I needed for travel.If you’re a frequent traveler or just want something that doesn’t take up space but still delivers, this is it. Don’t let the size fool you. It packs a serious punch. The water capacity is just enough. A tough durable little thing.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I like the low profile design, and it comes in a nice pouch, with a silicone pad for resting it.I just wish it had different temperature settings, but you can always unplug it and let it cool a bit, if you want low heat.

Great idea, fairly priced (at the time), and nicely designed for a small travel iron but not for someone with big hands, who may find it a bit tougher to handle without the confidence that you won’t accidentally burn yourself. Handles could be larger/thicker, which might make it easier to handle—they seem just slightly flimsy. I couldn’t imagine ironing a full outfit with this. It gets very hot and the only way to rest it is on the sole plate, not the end like larger irons, so the silicone trivet is necessary. I just wasn’t sure it was adequately thick enough to work (thin/flimsy). It may very well be fine on an ironing board surface, but it didn’t give me confidence that putting the iron on top of it would stop enough of the heat to protect any other surface onto which I laid it (like you might find in a hotel—wood desk or laminate). The cord is rather short as others have mentioned, and I believe it only had one heat setting (on or off). I didn’t think I would mind using a separate spray bottle to moisten clothing, but I wish this had a built-in sprayer like a travel iron I owned in the early 1990s (Braun? or some other brand). The water capacity in that old iron was small, but enough for a few items at a time.Thought I could save a few dollars by buying a used iron but it smelled like the previous owner had used the trivet on an old piece of wood in a musty basement. Ended up returning it.

This little travel iron seriously impressed me — small but mighty is the perfect way to describe it. It heats up super fast (about 60 seconds), and takes around 5 ½ minutes to cool down, which is just right when you’re packing up and on the move.I love the thoughtful extras: a silicone heat pad, a compact travel bag, and even a mini spray bottle — all great for staying wrinkle-free on the go. I travel a lot and usually bring a steamer, but they’re bulky and can leave clothes a little damp. This iron is a great alternative — dry, efficient, and way more compact at just 0.8 lbs.It comes in a few color options, so there’s something to match everyone’s style. My husband was skeptical at first, but once he saw the before-and-after results, he was genuinely impressed. I hope the photos do it justice.For me, this is an easy 5+ star item — lightweight, powerful, and perfect for travel.