PROS:You can see the actual water level in the iron (see photo 1)You can easily read the dial without reading glasses! (see photo 2)Heats up quicklyHas a fairly long cordSharp point in front of iron for getting into tight placesHas indentations in front for ironing around buttonsFairly light weightCONS:I haven't found one yet!NOTE: I tried a different iron first. It was very HEAVY and I couldn't see the water level. I also could not see the dial setting without glasses on. That one heated up slowly and the blue light blinked ALL the time (warning me to use iron or it would shut off). It blinked after about 2 minutes of non-use! That one was returned!I like the iron. It has the button to shoot stem inside the handle and the spray on top. I like this because I have arthritis and it is easier to get steam. It is easy to fill with water.I wish it did not flash all the time after it shuts off.Very nice iron. The water tank was wet when I opened the box, so not sure if it was new as listed.I’m a quilter so I iron a lot. Heat is good and steam is stead. I’ve not had it long but works great so for.Nicely built, works well and its color just makes me smile.After spending a stupid amount of time researching, I purchased this one 3 weeks ago. The Amazon ad is inaccurate and I wanted to return the iron based on principal (hence 4 stars instead of 5). However, I freaking love the iron so much that my principals caved. It's actually 1750 watts (although the ad says 1850 and 1500, depending where you look). The water tank is easy to fill and the water line is easy to see. I tested the tank's capacity and it's almost 400ml/13.5oz, as advertised, which is much larger than most. The plate is big and has lots of holes for steaming. The iron produces a generous amount of steam. It has a nice pointy tip for pressing seams open. It heats up quickly (45-60 seconds... not quite the 30 seconds advertised) and glides smoothly. I compared the surface temp with another, lower wattage, new iron and the Omaiga was several degrees hotter (both irons were set to the hottest temp and I turned them both on precisely two minutes before testing). The shut-off time in vertical position is 8 minutes, which is typical (I would have preferred longer but that's not a big deal, especially considering how quickly this iron heats up). If you're a quilter, this iron combined with a wool pressing mat will majorly up your pressing game.I stopped ironing because it took too long! Tried this iron. Wow. Heats up in seconds, big iron plate, gets the job done fast! Plus huge water container for steam! Love this iron!Plancha perfecto muy ligera me gusta mucho buenas plancha ?