5 Best Irons Under $300 in the US - January 2020
Which Are the Best Irons Under $300?
Don't have time to read our analysis of the best irons under $300? No problem, let's cut to the chase, the best irons under $300 are:
- 1) Philips GC16002 - $32.79 K.K. Electronics
- 2) Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron - $15.02 eBay
- 3) Morphy Richards Breeze - $26.23 Image Accessories
- 4) Breville VIN369 - $19.61 Inferno Distribution UK Ltd
- 5) Braun TexStyle 7 - $71.96 eBay
What Iron Under $300 to Buy in January 2020?
Let's take a look at the top 5 irons under $300 currently for sale in the US, compared side by side:
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| An astoundingly economical to run and steam generating capacity 1,200W traditional iron, with a very good spec and a reasonable price. Customers report that it's really easy to use, lightweight and easy to handle and comfortable, and easy to hold. | An astonishingly economical to run and fully featured 830W traditional iron, with an affordable price. | Customers report that this iron iswell designed. It's a fully featured and classic 2,600W traditional iron, with very low running costs and a good price. | A very economical to run and classic 2,200W traditional iron, with a good price and a very good spec. It has a vertical steam function and an anti-drip function, is self-cleaning and supports variable steam function. Purchasers report that it has good features and it's very easy to use. | A fully featured and excellently reviewed 2,400W steam generator iron, with very low running costs and a fair price. Our review analysis indicates that it has superb features and it's very easy to use, and well-built. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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More Steam Generating Capacity Better Kagoo Score Better Brand Has a Better Price More Lightweight and Easy to Handle |
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Better Kagoo Score $5 Cheaper More Shops Are Selling it $130 Cheaper to Run Over Five Years |
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Anti-Drip Function Spray Function Steam Boost Function Self-Cleaning Vertical Steam Function Anti-Scale System Automatic Anti-Calc System Variable Steam Function One Year Longer Manufacturer's Guarantee User Reviews Are Slightly Better 4 More Items
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Anti-Drip Function Spray Function Self-Cleaning Vertical Steam Function Variable Steam Function |
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Automatic Shut Off System 0.15L Bigger Water Tank Capacity Anti-Drip Function Auto Power Off Function Spray Function Steam Boost Function Vertical Steam Function Anti-Scale System Automatic Anti-Calc System Bigger Maximum Continuous Flow Variable Steam Function Three Years Newer More Carefully Designed Easier to Use 8 More Items
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Does Not Have an Automatic Shut Off System Does Not Have an Auto Power Off Function Not Cordless Does Not Have a Steam Boost Function More Expensive by $18 Not As Many Stockists Older by Over Five Years Higher Running Costs Over Five Years by $30 User Review Rating is a Bit Worse Overall Review Rating is a Bit Worse Less Thoughtfully Designed Harder to Use 6 More Items
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120g/min Less Steam Generating Capacity Over Three Years Older One Month Years Shorter Manufacturer's Guarantee Worse Brand |
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85g/min Less Steam Generating Capacity Does Not Have an Automatic Shut Off System Smaller Water Tank Capacity Does Not Have an Auto Power Off Function 98% Smaller Maximum Continuous Flow Worse Kagoo Score $11 More Expensive Less Retailers Over Three Years Older 189% Higher Running Costs Over Five Years Worse Brand 5 More Items
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Less Steam Generating Capacity 38% Smaller Water Tank Capacity Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $5 Fewer Sellers Older by Over Three Years Higher Running Costs Over Five Years by $112 User Review Rating is Worse Overall Review Rating is Worse Worse Brand 4 More Items
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Slightly Less Steam Generating Capacity Not Cordless Worse Kagoo Score $57 More Expensive Not As Many Stockists More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 189% Lower User Review Score Slightly Lower Overall Review Score Worse Brand Has a Worse Price Less Lightweight and Easy to Handle 5 More Items
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Philips GC16002
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$32.79
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The Philips GC16002 has a Kagoo Score of 87. With a price tag of $32.79 this iron is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Philips GC16002 or read our article on whether you should buy a Philips iron.
An astoundingly economical to run and steam generating capacity 1,200W traditional iron, with a very good spec and a reasonable price. Customers report that it's really easy to use, lightweight and easy to handle and comfortable, and easy to hold.
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Purchasers report that Philips GC16002 has outstanding user reviews with an average user rating of 91%, based on 244 reviews.
5 Reasons For for Choosing the Philips GC16002
The Philips GC16002 has a steam generating capacity of 130. That's 10g/min more than the Braun TexStyle 7 (120g/min), 100g/min more than the Breville VIN369 (30g/min), 85g/min more than the Morphy Richards Breeze (45g/min) and 120g/min more than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron (10g/min). More ...
'Steam Generating Capacit' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Philips GC16002 has received a Kagoo Score of 87, but the Braun TexStyle 7 scored 85, the Breville VIN369 scored 85 and the Morphy Richards Breeze scored 85.
Philips irons have an average rating of 95%, however Braun only has an average rating of 79.1%, Breville only has an average rating of 79.1%, Morphy Richards only has an average rating of 78.1% and Russell Hobbs only has an average rating of 89%.
The Philips GC16002 reviewers thought the Philips GC16002 has a better price.
Our analysis of the Philips GC16002 reviews indicates that more reviewers thought the Philips GC16002 was more lightweight and easy to handle. Over 20 people thought that it was lightweight and easy to handle and five people thought that it also wasn't heavy and unwieldy.
12 Reasons Against for Choosing the Philips GC16002
The Philips GC16002 does not have an automatic shut off system (As does the the Morphy Richards Breeze), but the Braun TexStyle 7, the Breville VIN369 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron have this feature. More ...
'Automatic Shut Off System' denotes whether the iron has a safety system to automatically cut the power to the iron if it detects a fault (such as a power surge, wire fault, water leak, etc). It can also kill the power after a certain time, in cause you've left the iron unattended by accident.
An automatic shut off system helps keep you safe by removing the power during a potential accident, of if you leave the iron unattended.
The Philips GC16002 does not have an auto power off function (As does the the Morphy Richards Breeze), whereas the Braun TexStyle 7, the Breville VIN369 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron have this feature. More ...
'Auto Power-Off Function' denotes whether the iron has a safety system to automatically cut the power to the iron if it detects a fault (such as a power surge, wire fault, water leak, etc). It can also kill the power after a certain time, in cause you've left the iron unattended by accident.
An automatic shut off system helps keep you safe by removing the power during a potential accident, of if you leave the iron unattended.
The Philips GC16002 is not cordless (As does the the Braun TexStyle 7), but the Breville VIN369, the Morphy Richards Breeze and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron are. More ...
'Cordless' denotes whether the iron has a power cord or not.
Cordless irons are far easier to use, and won't get twisted up and tangled. However they only have a limited life before they need to be recharged, whereas traditional corded irons can go on as long as you need.
The Philips GC16002 does not have a steam boost function, however the Braun TexStyle 7, the Breville VIN369, the Morphy Richards Breeze and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron have this feature. More ...
A steam boost function allows the iron to temporarily dispense a more powerful blast of steam at the press of a button.
Steam boost serves to better iron extremely stubborn creases.
The Philips GC16002 is $13 more expensive than the Breville VIN369, $7 more expensive than the Morphy Richards Breeze and $18 more expensive than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron.
The Philips GC16002 is only stocked by 3 stores, however the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is stocked by 5 retailers. More ...
The Philips GC16002 is six years older than the Braun TexStyle 7, three years older than the Breville VIN369, three years older than the Morphy Richards Breeze and three years older than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron.
The running costs over five years of the Philips GC16002 are $98 which is $30 more than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron. Show assumptions.
The Philips GC16002 has an average user score of 91%, but the Morphy Richards Breeze has an average user rating of 94% (based on 10 reviews).
The Philips GC16002 has an average overall score of 91%, but the Morphy Richards Breeze has an average overall rating of 93% (based on 10 reviews).
On average reviewers thought the Philips GC16002 was less thoughtfully designed.
The Philips GC16002 reviewers thought the Philips GC16002 was harder to use.
The cheapest price that we could find for the GC16002 in the US is $32.79 and in total we found 3 prices for it.
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Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron
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$15.02
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Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron |
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830W
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10g/min
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The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron has a Kagoo Score of 87. With a price tag of $15.02 this iron is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron or read our article on whether you should buy a Russell Hobbs iron.
An astonishingly economical to run and fully featured 830W traditional iron, with an affordable price.
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4 Reasons For for Choosing the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron
The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron has received a Kagoo Score of 87, but the Braun TexStyle 7 scored 85, the Breville VIN369 scored 85 and the Morphy Richards Breeze scored 85.
The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron costs $15.02, whereas the Braun TexStyle 7 is $71.96, the Breville VIN369 is $19.61, the Morphy Richards Breeze is $26.23 and the Philips GC16002 is $32.79.
A greater number of retailers increases the price competition amongst retailers for this iron and also increases the chances of the product remaining in stock.
The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is $128 cheaper to run than the Braun TexStyle 7, $112 cheaper to run than the Breville VIN369, $128 cheaper to run than the Morphy Richards Breeze and $30 cheaper to run than the Philips GC16002 over five years. More ...
4 Reasons Against for Choosing the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron
The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron has a steam generating capacity of 10, however the Braun TexStyle 7 is a 120g/min steam capacity iron (110g/min more), the Breville VIN369 is a 30g/min steam capacity iron (20g/min more), the Morphy Richards Breeze is a 45g/min steam capacity iron (35g/min more) and the Philips GC16002 is a 130g/min steam capacity iron (120g/min more). More ...
'Steam Generating Capacit' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is older than the Braun TexStyle 7 by three years and older than the Breville VIN369 by one month. The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is the same age as the Morphy Richards Breeze.
The Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron comes with a manufacturer's guarantee of two years, but the Morphy Richards Breeze has a two year guarantee.
Russell Hobbs irons have an average rating of only 89%, however Philips has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the Dual Voltage Travel Iron in the US is $15.02 and in total we found 5 prices for it.
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Morphy Richards Breeze
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$26.23
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Morphy Richards Breeze |
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45g/min
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The Morphy Richards Breeze has a Kagoo Score of 85. With a price tag of $26.23 this iron is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Morphy Richards Breeze or read our article on whether you should buy a Morphy Richards iron.
Customers report that this iron iswell designed. It's a fully featured and classic 2,600W traditional iron, with very low running costs and a good price.
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Multiple reviews mentioned that Morphy Richards Breeze has marvellous user reviews with an average user rating of 94%.
10 Reasons For for Choosing the Morphy Richards Breeze
The Morphy Richards Breeze has an anti-drip function, and so do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Breville VIN369, but the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Anti-Drip Function' denotes whether the iron has a special function to stop water from dripping from the iron after you've used the steam function.
An anti-drip system can help stop you making a mess while ironing.
The Morphy Richards Breeze has an spray function (as do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Breville VIN369), however the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Spray Function' indicates whether the iron has the ability to spray out a fine mist of water.
Spraying water on fabric serves to moisten it, making it easier to iron.
The Morphy Richards Breeze has a steam boost function (as does the Braun TexStyle 7), but the Breville VIN369, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
A steam boost function allows the iron to temporarily dispense a more powerful blast of steam at the press of a button.
Steam boost serves to better iron extremely stubborn creases.
The Morphy Richards Breeze is self-cleaning, and so is the Breville VIN369, but the Braun TexStyle 7, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron are not. More ...
'Self-Cleaning' indicates whether the iron has a special cycle to clean itself after a set amount of time (e.g - 2 weeks). It works by flushing through the iron and soleplate with very hot water, removing any impurities that have built up.
A self-cleaning iron can help prolong the life of the appliance, and keep it in peak condition for longer.
The Morphy Richards Breeze has a vertical steam function (as do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Breville VIN369), whereas the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Vertical Steam' denotes whether the iron has the capacity to produce a sustained burst of steam from the top of the device.
This is very helpful for hanging fabrics - such as giving hung-up shirts a quick steam to help get the creases out.
The Morphy Richards Breeze features anti-scale system, and so does the Braun TexStyle 7, whereas the Breville VIN369, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Anti-Scale System' denotes whether the iron has a special function to reduce limescale, which builds up inside your iron after continued use.
An anti-calc system helps prolong the life of your iron and keep it at peak efficiency for longer.
The Morphy Richards Breeze has an automatic anti-calc system, and so does the Braun TexStyle 7, but the Breville VIN369, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Auto Anti-Calc System' denotes whether the iron has a special function to reduce limescale, which builds up inside your iron after continued use.
An anti-calc system helps prolong the life of your iron and keep it at peak efficiency for longer.
The Morphy Richards Breeze supports variable steam function (as do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Breville VIN369), whereas the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not support this feature. More ...
'Variable Steam Function' indicates whether the iron has the capability of altering the power of the steam being released.
Some fabrics require more powerful steam blasts to best tame very stubborn creases.
The manufacturer's guarantee provided with the Morphy Richards Breeze is three years, however it is two years for the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron.
Based on 10 user reviews, the average review score of the Morphy Richards Breeze is 94%, however the average rating of the Braun TexStyle 7 is 89% (based on 438 reviews), the average rating of the Breville VIN369 is 88% (based on 20 reviews) and the average rating of the Philips GC16002 is 91% (based on 244 reviews).
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the Morphy Richards Breeze
The Morphy Richards Breeze is a 45 steam capacity iron, whereas the Braun TexStyle 7 is a 120g/min steam capacity iron (75g/min more), the Breville VIN369 is a 30g/min steam capacity iron (15g/min less), the Philips GC16002 is a 130g/min steam capacity iron (85g/min more) and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is a 10g/min steam capacity iron (35g/min less). More ...
'Steam Generating Capacit' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Morphy Richards Breeze does not have an automatic shut off system (As does the the Philips GC16002), however the Braun TexStyle 7, the Breville VIN369 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do. More ...
'Automatic Shut Off System' denotes whether the iron has a safety system to automatically cut the power to the iron if it detects a fault (such as a power surge, wire fault, water leak, etc). It can also kill the power after a certain time, in cause you've left the iron unattended by accident.
An automatic shut off system helps keep you safe by removing the power during a potential accident, of if you leave the iron unattended.
The Morphy Richards Breeze has a water tank capacity of 0.35, but the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Breville VIN369 are both 0.25L water tank capacity irons (0.1L smaller). More ...
'Capacity' indicates how much water the iron can hold at a single time.
A bigger tank capacity means the iron can be used longer before it needs to be refilled with water.
The Morphy Richards Breeze does not have an auto power off function (As does the the Philips GC16002), but the Braun TexStyle 7, the Breville VIN369 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do. More ...
'Auto Power-Off Function' denotes whether the iron has a safety system to automatically cut the power to the iron if it detects a fault (such as a power surge, wire fault, water leak, etc). It can also kill the power after a certain time, in cause you've left the iron unattended by accident.
An automatic shut off system helps keep you safe by removing the power during a potential accident, of if you leave the iron unattended.
Morphy Richards Breeze is only 1 max continuous flow. That's 49g/min smaller than the Braun TexStyle 7 (50g/min). More ...
'Maximum Continuous Flow' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Morphy Richards Breeze has received a Kagoo Score of 85, however the Philips GC16002 scored 87 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron scored 87.
The Morphy Richards Breeze is more expensive than the Breville VIN369 by $7 and more expensive than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron by $11.
Only 2 stores sells the Morphy Richards Breeze, whereas 3 shops sell the Braun TexStyle 7, 3 shops sell the Philips GC16002 and 5 shops sell the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron. More ...
The Morphy Richards Breeze is older than the Braun TexStyle 7 by three years and older than the Breville VIN369 by one month. The Morphy Richards Breeze is the same age as the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron.
Over five years the Morphy Richards Breeze costs $195 to run which is $16 more than the Breville VIN369, $98 more than the Philips GC16002 and $128 more than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron. Show assumptions.
Morphy Richards irons have an average rating of only 78.1%, whereas Braun has an average rating of 79.1%, Breville has an average rating of 79.1%, Philips has an average rating of 95% and Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 89%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the Breeze in the US is $26.23 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
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The Breville VIN369 has a Kagoo Score of 85. With a price tag of $19.61 this iron is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Breville VIN369 or read our article on whether you should buy a Breville iron.
A very economical to run and classic 2,200W traditional iron, with a good price and a very good spec. It has a vertical steam function and an anti-drip function, is self-cleaning and supports variable steam function. Purchasers report that it has good features and it's very easy to use.
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Purchasers report that Breville VIN369 has great user reviews with an average user rating of 88%, based on 20 reviews.
5 Reasons For for Choosing the Breville VIN369
The Breville VIN369 has an anti-drip function (as do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Morphy Richards Breeze), however the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Anti-Drip Function' denotes whether the iron has a special function to stop water from dripping from the iron after you've used the steam function.
An anti-drip system can help stop you making a mess while ironing.
The Breville VIN369 has an spray function, and so do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Morphy Richards Breeze, whereas the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Spray Function' indicates whether the iron has the ability to spray out a fine mist of water.
Spraying water on fabric serves to moisten it, making it easier to iron.
The Breville VIN369 is a self-cleaning iron (as is the Morphy Richards Breeze), however the Braun TexStyle 7, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron are not. More ...
'Self-Cleaning' indicates whether the iron has a special cycle to clean itself after a set amount of time (e.g - 2 weeks). It works by flushing through the iron and soleplate with very hot water, removing any impurities that have built up.
A self-cleaning iron can help prolong the life of the appliance, and keep it in peak condition for longer.
The Breville VIN369 has a vertical steam function, and so do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Morphy Richards Breeze, but the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Vertical Steam' denotes whether the iron has the capacity to produce a sustained burst of steam from the top of the device.
This is very helpful for hanging fabrics - such as giving hung-up shirts a quick steam to help get the creases out.
The Breville VIN369 supports variable steam function, and so do the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Morphy Richards Breeze, but the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Variable Steam Function' indicates whether the iron has the capability of altering the power of the steam being released.
Some fabrics require more powerful steam blasts to best tame very stubborn creases.
10 Reasons Against for Choosing the Breville VIN369
Breville VIN369 is only 30 steam capacity. That's 90g/min less than the Braun TexStyle 7 (120g/min), 15g/min less than the Morphy Richards Breeze (45g/min), 100g/min less than the Philips GC16002 (130g/min) and 20g/min more than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron (10g/min). More ...
'Steam Generating Capacit' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Breville VIN369 is a 0.25 water tank capacity iron. That's 0.1L smaller than the Braun TexStyle 7 and the Morphy Richards Breeze (0.35L). More ...
'Capacity' indicates how much water the iron can hold at a single time.
A bigger tank capacity means the iron can be used longer before it needs to be refilled with water.
The Breville VIN369 has received a Kagoo Score of 85, whereas the Philips GC16002 scored 87 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron scored 87.
The Breville VIN369 is $5 more expensive than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron.
The Breville VIN369 is only stocked by 2 shops, but the Braun TexStyle 7 is stocked by 3 shops, the Philips GC16002 is stocked by 3 shops and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is stocked by 5 sellers. More ...
The Breville VIN369 is three years older than the Braun TexStyle 7.
The running costs over five years of the Breville VIN369 are $179 which is $81 more than the Philips GC16002 and $112 more than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron. Show assumptions.
The average user rating of the Breville VIN369 is 88%, whereas the average user rating of the Braun TexStyle 7 is 89% (based on 438 reviews), the Morphy Richards Breeze is 94% (based on 10 reviews) and the Philips GC16002 is 91% (based on 244 reviews).
The average overall rating of the Breville VIN369 is 88%, whereas the average overall rating of the Braun TexStyle 7 is 89% (based on 439 reviews), the Morphy Richards Breeze is 93% (based on 10 reviews) and the Philips GC16002 is 91% (based on 244 reviews).
Breville irons have an average rating of only 79.1%, but Philips has an average rating of 95% and Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 89%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the VIN369 in the US is $19.61 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
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The Braun TexStyle 7 has a Kagoo Score of 85. However with a price tag of $71.96 this iron is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Braun TexStyle 7 or read our article on whether you should buy a Braun iron.
A fully featured and excellently reviewed 2,400W steam generator iron, with very low running costs and a fair price. Our review analysis indicates that it has superb features and it's very easy to use, and well-built.
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Multiple reviews mentioned that Braun TexStyle 7 has great user reviews with an average user rating of 89%, based on 438 reviews.
14 Reasons For for Choosing the Braun TexStyle 7
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an automatic shut off system, however the Breville VIN369, the Morphy Richards Breeze, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Automatic Shut Off System' denotes whether the iron has a safety system to automatically cut the power to the iron if it detects a fault (such as a power surge, wire fault, water leak, etc). It can also kill the power after a certain time, in cause you've left the iron unattended by accident.
An automatic shut off system helps keep you safe by removing the power during a potential accident, of if you leave the iron unattended.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has a water tank capacity of 0.4, whereas the Breville VIN369 and the Morphy Richards Breeze are both only 0.35L water tank capacity irons (0.05L smaller). More ...
'Capacity' indicates how much water the iron can hold at a single time.
A bigger tank capacity means the iron can be used longer before it needs to be refilled with water.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an anti-drip function, and so do the Breville VIN369 and the Morphy Richards Breeze, whereas the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Anti-Drip Function' denotes whether the iron has a special function to stop water from dripping from the iron after you've used the steam function.
An anti-drip system can help stop you making a mess while ironing.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an auto power off function, but the Breville VIN369, the Morphy Richards Breeze, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Auto Power-Off Function' denotes whether the iron has a safety system to automatically cut the power to the iron if it detects a fault (such as a power surge, wire fault, water leak, etc). It can also kill the power after a certain time, in cause you've left the iron unattended by accident.
An automatic shut off system helps keep you safe by removing the power during a potential accident, of if you leave the iron unattended.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an spray function (as do the Breville VIN369 and the Morphy Richards Breeze), but the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Spray Function' indicates whether the iron has the ability to spray out a fine mist of water.
Spraying water on fabric serves to moisten it, making it easier to iron.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has a steam boost function (as does the Morphy Richards Breeze), whereas the Breville VIN369, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
A steam boost function allows the iron to temporarily dispense a more powerful blast of steam at the press of a button.
Steam boost serves to better iron extremely stubborn creases.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has a vertical steam function (as do the Breville VIN369 and the Morphy Richards Breeze), however the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not have this feature. More ...
'Vertical Steam' denotes whether the iron has the capacity to produce a sustained burst of steam from the top of the device.
This is very helpful for hanging fabrics - such as giving hung-up shirts a quick steam to help get the creases out.
The Braun TexStyle 7 features anti-scale system, and so does the Morphy Richards Breeze, however the Breville VIN369, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Anti-Scale System' denotes whether the iron has a special function to reduce limescale, which builds up inside your iron after continued use.
An anti-calc system helps prolong the life of your iron and keep it at peak efficiency for longer.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an automatic anti-calc system, and so does the Morphy Richards Breeze, whereas the Breville VIN369, the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not. More ...
'Auto Anti-Calc System' denotes whether the iron has a special function to reduce limescale, which builds up inside your iron after continued use.
An anti-calc system helps prolong the life of your iron and keep it at peak efficiency for longer.
The Braun TexStyle 7 is a 50 max continuous flow iron. That's 49g/min bigger than the Morphy Richards Breeze (1g/min). More ...
'Maximum Continuous Flow' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Braun TexStyle 7 supports variable steam function (as do the Breville VIN369 and the Morphy Richards Breeze), however the Philips GC16002 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron do not support this feature. More ...
'Variable Steam Function' indicates whether the iron has the capability of altering the power of the steam being released.
Some fabrics require more powerful steam blasts to best tame very stubborn creases.
The Braun TexStyle 7 was released 16 months ago, but the Breville VIN369 was released five years ago, the Morphy Richards Breeze was released five years ago, the Philips GC16002 was released seven years ago and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron was released five years ago
The Braun TexStyle 7 reviewers thought the Braun TexStyle 7 was more carefully designed. Over 30 people thought that it was really well designed and more than 20 people thought that it was also really smooth. Looking through the reviews we also noticed that several people thought that it was good-looking, ergonomic and neat.
Comparing the product reviews on average people thought the Braun TexStyle 7 was easier to use. More than 70 people thought that it was really easy to use and more than 10 people thought that it also had good controls.
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the Braun TexStyle 7
The Braun TexStyle 7 has a steam generating capacity of 120, however the Breville VIN369 is a 30g/min steam capacity iron (90g/min less), the Morphy Richards Breeze is a 45g/min steam capacity iron (75g/min less), the Philips GC16002 is a 130g/min steam capacity iron (10g/min more) and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron is a 10g/min steam capacity iron (110g/min less). More ...
'Steam Generating Capacit' indicates how much steam the iron is capable of generating, measured in grams per minute (g/min).
A larger steam flow means that the iron is capable of more powerful steam blasts for longer, meaning the iron is more efficient at tackling stubborn creases and difficult fabrics.
The Braun TexStyle 7 is not cordless (As does the the Philips GC16002), but the Breville VIN369, the Morphy Richards Breeze and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron are. More ...
'Cordless' denotes whether the iron has a power cord or not.
Cordless irons are far easier to use, and won't get twisted up and tangled. However they only have a limited life before they need to be recharged, whereas traditional corded irons can go on as long as you need.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has received a Kagoo Score of 85, but the Philips GC16002 scored 87 and the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron scored 87.
The Braun TexStyle 7 is more expensive than the Breville VIN369 by $52, more expensive than the Morphy Richards Breeze by $46, more expensive than the Philips GC16002 by $39 and more expensive than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron by $57.
Only 3 sellers sells the Braun TexStyle 7, however 5 retailers sell the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron. More ...
Over five years the Braun TexStyle 7 costs $195 to run which is $16 more than the Breville VIN369, $98 more than the Philips GC16002 and $128 more than the Russell Hobbs Dual Voltage Travel Iron. Show assumptions.
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an average user rating of 89%, but the Morphy Richards Breeze has an average user rating of 94% (based on 10 reviews) and the Philips GC16002 has an average user rating of 91% (based on 244 reviews).
The Braun TexStyle 7 has an average overall rating of 89%, but the Morphy Richards Breeze has an average overall rating of 93% (based on 10 reviews) and the Philips GC16002 has an average overall rating of 91% (based on 244 reviews).
Braun irons have an average rating of only 79.1%, however Philips has an average rating of 95% and Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 89%.
On average reviewers thought the Braun TexStyle 7 has a worse price.
The Braun TexStyle 7 reviewers thought the Braun TexStyle 7 was less lightweight and easy to handle.
The cheapest price that we could find for the TexStyle 7 in the US is $71.96 and in total we found 3 prices for it.
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