Panasonic Automatic Iron (Dry Iron) NI-A66-K (BLACK)【Japan Domestic genuine products】【Ships from JAPAN】

I got this to use for quilting. So far, I have been pleased with using it. It heats up quickly and doesn't shut off until you shut it off or pull the plug. Good for quilting. Presses seams very nicely without steam so they don't get misshapen. Sound-wise, it "tinks" a lot, but I guess that is metal expanding inside the iron? Everything is in Japanese so unless you can read Japanese, no instructions, even on the iron. I just set it at a medium setting on the dial and it seems to be hot enough. I assume if you turn the dial more, it will get hotter... Also, it is very light weight. So far, I'd say it works well.

Overview: My intended use is as a craft/sewing iron. Accordingly, I value these qualities in this iron and I recommend it--but please read my comments (similar to other considerate reviewers):(1) no steam;(2) smooth soleplate;(3) small and well balanced form; (I don't see that toppling is a concern for me)(4) no auto shut off;(5) range of temperatures (it gets plenty hot)(6) light weight (1.77 lb)For my intended purpose of having a lightweight iron to use frequently in my quilting, this iron is perfect (compact/lightweight). It gets plenty hot though it is only 700W. I tested it on fusibles, and they adhered perfectly as intended. I had considered getting the Rowenta (I have the steam generating and a regular one (that hisses and spits) --but after reading the reviews on their travel iron (collapsing handle), I got this iron. It will feel quite comfortable in most woman-sized hands.The fit and finish on the iron is superb; it is perfectly balanced and engineered to include cord reinforcement at the base. As others have noted, it is Japanese 100V/700W appliance (and all info in package and markings on dial are in Japanese. But the heat goes from low to high as with most irons, so you can easily test the heat. The heat dial is larger than most irons. It cannot be accidentally hit and moved when grasping handle. It seems to have a wide range heating settings that most will enjoy.Regarding the voltage: My husband, the electrician, tells me that I shouldn't worry using it with a 120V outlet. As it does not have an auto shut off (a feature I required for my quilting use), consider plugging the iron into electrical power extension (with on/off) that also powers a light so that you always have a visual cue that your iron may be on. I did not notice any heating of the cord.** Of note: the sole plate is a non stick finish does not feel quite as smooth a stainless, teflon or aluminum. It works fine for my intended purpose. However, if you are looking for a silky glide, you might be disappointed. It is not a problem for me.

No hubo ningún inconveniente con el envío considerando que es un producto que viene desde Japón, la plancha funciona a la perfección y fue necesario utilizar ningún tipo de adaptador ni ningún tipo de modificación.

某フランスの会社のスチームアイロンが壊れたため購入。結果、これ以外を使う予定はなくなりました。【良い点】• 熱くなるのが早い（1分程度？）• 持ちやすい適度な重さ• 細かなところもピシッと伸びる• 安い• デザインがシンプルで、程よい大きさ• 壊れない。今のところ10年使ってます。スチームは出ません。お気に入りのスチーマーを持ってる人は、これで良いと思います。

This is a wonderful little iron. I bought it to press garments as I found most steam irons had uneven temperature distribution. After doing some research I learned that a dry iron works much better when paired with a misting spray bottle. This got my cotton and linens super crisp and perfectly pressed. The tip at the end holds temperature very well and the angle on it makes it easy to get into corners and seams of garments.I’m super happy I went with this over spending 2x-3x more on something like an Oliso. I have a feeling this iron will serve me well for years to come. The only draw back is that the dials are not in English. Having said that, there’s YouTube videos and quick Google searches that can explain everything. It’s a simple dial so there’s not much to understand in either case.