Morphy Richards EasyCHARGE Cordless Steam Iron, Non Stick Ceramic Soleplate, 130g Boost, 30g Output, 350ml Water Tank, Anti Drip and Scale, Auto Shut-off, 2.5m Cord, 2400W, Red, 303250

I bought the Morphy Richards EasyCHARGE Cordless Steam Iron because apparently ironing is already enough of a punishment without being physically tethered to the wall like a domestic hostage. It arrived quickly, looked good quality straight out of the box, and immediately gave off the impression that it had come to bring order to my creased-shirt shame. The cordless design is brilliant. No more dragging a cable across the ironing board like a confused electrical python. No more accidentally ironing around the lead like I’m defusing a bomb in a laundry-based action film. You just charge it, iron, and briefly feel like technology has finally apologised for making ironing necessary in the first place. One downside is that, because it is cordless, it does lose temperature fairly quickly and needs reconnecting to the base every few minutes. It is not a massive issue because I tend to plug it back in whenever I adjust the garment anyway, but it is noticeable when moving from a corded iron to a cordless one. Think of it less as a problem and more as the iron politely returning to base for a tiny power nap. It worked really well for about three years, right up until I tried to carry the ironing board, the iron, and the clothes all at once like some kind of overconfident domestic octopus. The iron was dropped, which was entirely my fault and not a reflection on the product. I genuinely believe it would have lasted many more years if I had not introduced it to gravity with such enthusiasm. I only changed to a different iron because of an Amazon Prime sale, but even then Morphy Richards clearly deserved another chance, so I bought another Morphy Richards cordless iron. That probably says everything: yes, the cordless design has a small trade-off, but the convenience, build quality, and reliability made it worth coming back to the brand. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. Five stars for quick delivery, good quality, durability, and making ironing feel slightly less like a chore invented by someone who hated weekends. Just maybe do not try to carry the entire laundry operation in one trip unless you have eight arms and a better relationship with balance than I do.

I’m very happy with my new iron! So lightweight compared to my old one and cordless which is so much better. The water gauge isn’t very clear as the glass is dark but you can feel when it’s nearly empty. The good thing is it also switches itself off if you accidentally leave it on! Nothing to dislike and I’m hoping it lasts me a good long time. 🥰🥰🥰

Having been irritated for years by cords tangling themselves and getting caught on every possible object whenever I was ironing, I was intrigued when I noticed the relatively affordable cordless models that have come to the market in recent years There seems to be a common misconception that these irons have batteries inside that 'charge up' when you plug them into the base. The technology for such a thing in 2026 wouldn't be in any way safe or practical, at least not at anything like this price point. Instead, the iron just works like a normal corded model where the element is turned on and off periodically and heat retention is sufficient to fill in the gaps. In this case though, it also relies on the user knowing when to put the iron back on the base at the appropriate time. First impressions during unboxing were good, it looks and feels quite high quality for this price bracket. The weight is fairly typical compared to corded models. The first time I used the iron I was not really satisfied as it did not seem hot enough and would cool down very quickly. However I discovered that turning the temperature up a bit higher than I would normally, things worked a lot better. Still, I find I don't really get much more than about 20 seconds of use before it cools down noticeably and I have to put it back on the base. For me this isn't really a problem because I tend to take the ironing very slowly and the 10 seconds or so to heat back up doesn't delay me much, but I can see that people who normally get through ironing jobs very quickly will be frustrated by the experience. The steam function seems to work well enough and once I adjusted the temperature (as mentioned already) there were no real issues with it leaking water. But if you are regularly ironing delicate items you may find that the need to use a higher temperature setting than normal is a problem Overall I am happy with the iron for the price paid (not much more than a typical corded model) but I would only recommend if you do not do a lot of ironing and find having a cord particularly annoying

Very good. So happy with the purchase

wife loves iron

It's a nice looking iron. The weight is great and the handle doesn't get wet through the escape of steam you get with some irons. The 'any way' charger was the draw for me because I didn't want to have to try to align the iron on the charger. But that's where the good bits end. Not that easy to fill, as the red plastic is too dark to easily see where the water level is. It seems to take longer than a wired iron to get up to initial temperature. Steam availability appears to be limited to 'hot' only, whereas most normal irons will produce steam on a two-dot or wool setting. Steam boost only seems to work for the first 15 - 20 seconds. As soon as the unit begins to cool no steam boost is available. And my partner who is colourblind can't use it at all, since he can't see when the unit is up to temperature. It would be more accessible if the heat indicator flashed or was a different colour (white or blue). Whilst the cordless nature may save some energy, it easily doubles (if not trebles) the amount of time to iron something quite basic like a poplin shirt or a pair of cotton boxers. I'm not even going to try it on denim as I'll be there all day! If you're after an iron for ironing the odd shirt before work it might work for you, but this is not a good iron for those who do larger batches of ironing or have limited time.

Does what an iron does and heats up well. There are a couple of issues with it, the iron generates a lot of static, so much static you do get a static shock if you happen to put your hand near the base, I noticed more static when ironing delicates such as silk/satin, it literally picks up the whole item off the ironing board when I lift the iron, it also doesn't glide that well on satin. This didn't happen with my old corded iron so I'm glad I kept it. Doesn't generate any steam on low heat setting you have to manually press the steam button, however on a high heat it will steam. Overall average product

Great Iron and cordless works well

Alles wie beschrieben, leider musste ich 25 Euro Zoll zahlen und das Bügeleisen hat einen US Stecker mit einem Adapter auf EU.

I gifted this to my wife.She is using it daily.She loved is a lot.Very easy to use.Features are amazing and give very good ironing.I will recommend all for this one👍.

Por fin plancho sin tener qué estar acomodando el cable estoy encantada con esta plancha recomiendo 👌

No cord tangling anymore

Nice option, fine for small workloads