Black & Decker Digital Advantage Iron

After I read some of the other reviews I was a little skeptical on purchasing this iron. I initially wanted a Rowenta but it was not in the budget, so I decided to try this one. I fell in love as soon as I plugged it in, it heated up quickly which is good because I am always in a rush in the morning to get out the house. The iron had enough weight to it that I actually thought that I was using a Rowenta. I would definitely recommend it.

ULTIMATE WASTE OF MONEY...mine quit working after 2 months of purchase. It keeps beeping now with an "error" message on display.

I loved the product until it broke a little over a month from the date it was delivered. I just ordered in the beginning of June 2014 and it broke this morning. I am unable to replace it because it's 17 days passed the return date. All of a sudden, it started saying error, and it did not heat up. I wonder if others have had this experience.

I need to iron daily/weekly for my work. Basically Im an iron snob and have used all the brands (except Rowenta, I cant say that), but other quality irons...Tfal, etc. This has been working very strong for half a year now. By this time most start to leak and get fabric stuck on them. This has worked great and the ceramic bottom has worked really well on my clothes without getting things stuck over time. I highly recommend.Update 12/28/10: It has now been over 1.5 Years since owning this iron and it is still going strong. No leakage, no issues! Ive been hard pressed (no pun) to find a better iron for the buck than this. I iron 5 days a week atleast, so it gets a lot of use. Dont hesitate to buy, and for the price its top notch!Update 4/12/11: Well after 2 years this iron finally died. But for using it 6 days a week for two years I was very pleased with what I got out of it. For the amount I use an iron, this stood the test of time, liked it so much I bought the exact same model.

This iron has some nice features; the lighted dial for heat settings, being able to leave the water in the iron is nice, it`s easy to maneuver. What I miss most is the slippery sole plate the Rowenta had. My Rowenta is more than twenty years old, it was a gem till it started leaking. For the price, the Black and Decker will do just fine

Only had it for about a month and so far so good steam comes out great and less ironing I noticed I had to do.

I've had this iron for 4 months and it has already failed me. And one of the months I wasn't even home to use it!! At first everything was fine..no water dripping, good steam, and right amount of heat. Tried to iron my clothes for work last night and water just kept coming out of one of the holes. I had the setting on 7 (the highest) and the iron was only lukewarm. So I said maybe it's me, it's late and I'm tired..maybe the iron is too. Woke up early this morning to try again, the puddle of water from the night before had evaporated, turned the iron on and it just kept beeping then had an error message. Needless to say, I had to search through the house for my travel steamer and wear wrinkled clothes..which I absolutely hate. A steamer can only do but so much. Now I have to order a new iron, and I'm thinking about just spending the $100 on a Rowenta, and I live overseas in a 3rd world country where irons are not important enough to have an aisle just for them. Lord knows how long it will take to get it in the mail. If I were home, I'd throw this product right throught the front door of black and decker and let them have it.Don't get it!

I have had this iron less than a year and it has stopped working.Screen displays Error and beeps! Waste of money!