Black & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron

High quality iron. I've been using for 2-3 years now. The steam is great and comes out even, and comes out evenly on low steam setting. Great quality. Looks and works as good today as the day I unpacked it.

This iron is great, I had a more expensive iron before this one and this Black & Decker works so much better than the other one did.

I purchased this iron 2-times on Amazon.com. The 1st time I purchased this iron was in March 2012. I thought it was awesome "at first". It produced a lot of steam and worked great. Within 3-months time, the amount of steam began to decrease no matter...

Overall it is a good product, useful, convenient. Shipping is fast. Because I am the first time use iron, this item is enough for me.

It works that is all I can say is only a iron but it works fine I will recommend it to anyone !!

This iron is remarkable, it is kind of heavy which makes for better ironing, it has a lot of automatic functions, the steam it blows out is perfect, it doesn't drop or leak any water, and the surface is so smooth that it really makes the ironing go by...

Its one of the best iron machine we have owned. Missus was very happy for the one month it lasted...then it started leaking water. I was out of the Amazon return policy...so had to call the B&D warranty. They offered to replace this with D1500 - they...

My wife and I have used this item now for several months, just about on a daily basis. I paid a little more than I had orginally wanted, but the overall rating was one of the best and I figured we would get our money's worth within a few months. Some...

When I plug it in, the display comes on and & adjust the heat setting to what I want & I wait... and wait... and wait... nothing happens other than the display flashing the name of the heat setting. I unplug, plug back in & sometimes I wait & wait...

Love the steam features and the ease of use, but wish the cover where the cord goes into the back of the iron were longer and stronger. Too often the cord winds up under the iron instead of behind it.