Panasonic Iron
 

Does anyone have the Panasonic Cordless 360° Freestyle™ Steam/Dry Iron with Curved Stainless Steel Soleplate?
I saw it at a shop hop in Waco, TX and almost purchased it and now am kind of regretting it. If you have one, do you like it? Can't makeup my mind between it and the Oliso. What do you think??

Here is a link to reviews of it on Amazon. Might help you make a decision:
http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-NI-W...ws/B00440EEIG/

read the comments in this thread, also.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...panasonic+iron

Thanks --- I am sold -- it is on my wish list for hubby to see.

well in my searching I found it over on HSN for quite a bit cheaper, and I think its the same one...

http://www.hsn.com/products/panasoni...7-001b2166c2c0

I added it to my fav list and will be gettting one later this month ... great reviews and I have been searching for a new iron for weeks.

I purchased this from HSN. I love it. It stays hot long enough to press what I need then reheats quickly, usually after 20-30 seconds when I pick it up again. I bought it on a daily special 3-4 months ago. I just opened it several weeks ago when I moved my sewing room downstairs after my knee replacement. I don't regret the purchase.

Looks like this will go on my "wanted" list!

I also have this and I am very happy with it. I bought it on special at HSN, I love the cordless feature, I was always getting my cord caught on my old iron, so really appreciate this feature. I also really like the shape of the sole plate too. Recommended for sure. I just wish I could turn off the auto shut off off, but that is a minor inconvenience.

I posted the thread referred to above and based on responses ordered it from Walmart ($59.95). Thanks to those who responded, can't wait to get it, it's supposed to arrive tomorrow.

I think that this is the iron that SlightlyOffQuilter uses in her tutes. Looks like it works pretty well.