NeakasaMagic 1 Vacuum Steamer, Handheld Travel Garment Steamer for Clothes, 2300Pa Suction for Clothes Grips, Steamer Iron 2 In 1, Ready to Wear

I pulled this sleek white steamer from its packaging last week, and it genuinely looked as though it had been lifted off the flight deck of the Enterprise. The dog gave it a cautious sniff before backing away. It weighs about the same as a robust mug, yet it houses a 2,300 Pa suction fan that clamps itself to fabric, so I can press a shirt with one hand while using the other to fend off a three-year-old intent on building an ambush out of Lego on the living-room rug.From cold, it is ready in well under half a minute, then it glides over hems and collars without spitting droplets everywhere, which is more than I can say for the elderly iron lurking under my bed. The water tank, unfortunately, is small, allowing for two, perhaps three adult shirts before it pleads for a refill. When it is running at full tilt it whirrs louder than my usual yoga playlist, and the power lead could definitely do with an extra half-metre.At £115 it feels expensive next to a basic travel steamer, yet the vacuum grip genuinely speeds things up and keeps fingertips clear of the hot plate. The construction feels confident, the results are crisp, and it is brilliant for a quick spruce-up before you dash out of the door. Worth buying, though you will maybe want to wait for a decent sale.

I was pleasantly surprised when the Neakasa Magic 1 came out of its box. At a glance it could pass for a smart power bank, not a clothes steamer, and it slips into the corner of my cabin case without any fuss. From cold it takes roughly twenty-five seconds to reach temperature, then the 2300 Pa suction pulls the fabric flat against the soleplate so I can keep one hand free to steady the hanger or nurse a coffee. My cotton shirts smooth out after a couple of slow sweeps and the shallow, curved head slides into cuffs and hems without singing my knuckles.There is a lot to like. The unit tips the scales at about seven hundred grams, the 120 ml tank pops off for filling, and a silicone pad over the soleplate stops stray droplets from spitting. The little brush that comes in the box drags dog hair away before the steam arrives, which is a godsend when our dog decides to share his coat with the laundry.Not everything is perfect. The motor has a higher-pitched whine than my ageing travel dryer and the tank gives me two shirts, perhaps three if I am lucky. Heavy denim is still beyond its reach, so a conventional iron remains in the cupboard for those jobs.Even so, the neat build, thoughtful safety touches and the minutes it saves on everyday fabrics make the £115 price seem reasonable to me, though bargain hunters might wince. It feels solid, it works well and it is keenly put together, just do not expect it to work miracles on your jeans.

The media could not be loaded. Great if you haven’t space for an ironing board or just hate ironing!Quick and easy operation.Compact (slightly small than a regular iron) for storage.The vacuum function is the key to great crease-free results in a flash on shirts and work trousers.

Really good

very good item thankyou

Sadly I had to return it as it didn't meet my expectations. Water container is very small. While ironing with suction it catches side fabric making wrinkles. Quite heavy and not suitable for traveling.

Water tank very small

For its price, the product is not worth it at all. It takes a long time to iron, and the vacuum function doesn’t help at all.