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I bought this iron for my kiddo to use with the melty beads. It was perfect for their little hands, however, the flat part under the handle also gets hot. Its not an issue as long as your hand stays around the handle but its something to be aware of. Its easy to store and the design is cute. The quality is sub-par but for the price, you get what you pay for.

Perfect. Got the right color. Heated up nicely. Easy to use as it only has one switch and I used it for perler beads and it worked great. And great for crafting on the go since it’s small.

I'm very disappointed with this iron. The first time we used it, it was great! I was very happy with it. It was the perfect size for my 7 year old to use (with my supervision, of course). I didn't have to worry about him using a big, heavy iron and hurting himself. Our projects are fairly small, so this was a great size. It heated up and melted at a decent speed. The real iron gets too hot sometimes and I melt more than I'd like. This was easy for us to control.However - the next day, I went to use it, and noticed there was a piece inside that had broken off or come loose because I could hear it rattling around in there. And the iron no longer got hot enough to melt any beads. So it's useless now. I only gave it two stars because it worked great the first time. And had it kept working, I'd be very happy with it. We did NOT drop it or bang it or anything that I can understand would cause a piece to break off - especially on the inside. Not sure what happened.UPDATE: I unscrewed the cover to look inside - a screw had come loose from the inside - that was making the noise. I could not, for the life of me, get it screwed back in. It's like screw was too short and wouldn't catch the edge. I don't see how it would have affected the heat, as it was just to hold a piece down. So maybe the iron just isn't powerful enough - or I don't have enough patience to sit and wait for it to melt the beads.

The media could not be loaded. This mini iron is really tiny — I am an average-sized adult and it is about the size of my palm (fingers not included!).It has an LED indicator when it's turned on or off and a switch on it's cable. It can stand upright between ironings, but one has to take the cable position in mind to do it.The ironing surface is smooth and can get pretty hot — just give it some five minutes to heat up.The iron itself does not have any water container, so if you need to iron the cloth I'd suggest having a spray bottle separately. It is also very lightweight, so if you need to press down the seams, use your own weight or additional heavyweight blocks to press the hot cloth right after ironing it.Could work for tiny crafts or for tiny crafting surfaces where one cannot put a regular sized iron / ironing station nearby.

Not for use of large projects. Doesn't get very hot and is super tiny. It's really cute though and worked well for ironing seams.

This mini iron is compact, lightweight, and super handy for quick touch-ups or small projects. It heats up fast, making it perfect for travel, crafts, or patching clothes on the go. The cute design adds a fun touch, and it’s easy to handle thanks to its ergonomic grip. While it’s not meant for heavy-duty ironing, it’s a convenient and affordable solution for light, everyday use.

This crafting iron is small but mighty. It heats up quickly and is perfect for pressing seems to one side when quilting. I use it with a small pressing block as I’m quilting, saves me a ton of time not having to drag out my full size ironing board and iron. Super easy to use, just plug it in and it’s super hot super fast. Great quality and value for the money.

The iron is cute, but flimsy. The pieces shift and creak, feels like it could fall apart at any second. The cord is very short, so limited space to use it. And even if you wait for it to get hot, it takes several minutes to even start melting beads, yet it is advertised as a craft iron. I’d say the only plus is that you could let a kid use it, because they’d have to really try in order to hurt themselves. I will be returning, it simply does not complete the tasks it is advertised to do. Cute but disappointing.