Отзывы о Утюг Tefal FV9630

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What's good:
2.5m power cord.
Powerful steam output
Ergonomic control positioning
Decent soleplate
Big water spout
Large heel platform
Calc collector
Power cord articulation
Auto shut-off

What's not so good:
Temperature control device
Fast water consumption
Quite big in size and fairly heavy with it
Poor visual indicators

This is a decent solid iron from Tefal with some legitimate nods to ergonomics. It has chunky and well-positioned controls and a high power level to help it quickly reach temperature and produce strong quantities of steam output. Style-wise it's fairly safe and conservative in overall shape and colouring, with only the overarching handle forming the larger heel breaking the norm.

The extra 0.5m of cord over the more common 2.0m is very welcome and the way it articulates completely away from the handle in operation means it is well out of your way. Also helpful is the handy anti-calc trap located in the heel of the iron - although it has possibly contributed to making the iron quite large in size, and a bit heavy by iron standards.

The controls are positioned well, with a trigger finger button for the water spray, and a large top button for steam boost, so they both fall well to hand without compromising your grip. The temperature control however is something of a bugbear as it is not your traditional rotating dial, it is more of a slider control that happens to be in an arc shape. It is a bit stiff in places and not as easy to adjust as I'd like.

There are two lights on the iron, both are fairly small and inconspicuous. A red light on the top shows the auto-stop function is operational, and an orange light near the heel shows when the iron is heating. Neither are particularly prominent, whether that is a good or bad thing is up to you, but I like to be able to more easily tell what the status of the iron is at any given time.

The water spout is usefully large so makes filling easy. There is a Max level indicator visible inside the spout itself and the hatch closes assuredly. The iron does seem to get through water very quickly though in spite of its large water tank.

Price wise, at c.

This is iron is quite heavy, but the ceramic sole plate slides easily smoothly over all fabrics and does not catch the fabric. Rather conveniently, it also has a long flex. It has an anti-drip system, designed to prevent water droplets forming in steam at low temperatures. If you inadvertently leave this iron switched on, the auto shut-off function will kick in and turns it off. It glides effortlessly, and enabling you to get rid of deep creases in thick fabric without having to press down hard. It is very easy to fill (unlike some steam irons) and produces a plentiful amount of steam, which is easy to regulate. It gets through the water in its tank at a tremendous rate. This makes for ironing as stop-start experience as you'll have to refill the tank every ten minutes or so. You may find it tiring to use after a while, as it is quite heavy - particularly if you find lifting difficult.

The only slight criticism is that it is rather too easy catch, with one's fingers when gripping the handle and inadvertently "move", the temperature control.

Pros:

Powerful steam, glides effortlessly, reduces creases quickly and easily, helps prevent lime scale forming and reducing steam, steams quietly, long power cord

Cons:

It can feel heavy - when used over long sessions of ironing

Best advice on all steam irons:

1. If it says to use tap water - but if you are in a hard water area, you are advised to use distilled water, or water that has been through a filter at very least.

2. You are supposed to do a 'lime scale clean' every two weeks - this is regardless of whether you are ironing nearly every day or have only ironed once, apparently. You may not need to do it quite so often if you are not using hard tap water and if you empty the tank before storing the iron. The process, in itself, is easy enough and does not take long.

This iron is a massive big lump of a thing. Heavy and reassuring in the hand. This isn't going to break or wimp out of ironing denim or other heavy wet things. Grrr. It also has some very very nice touches. it has a massive flap for filling the internal reservoir. So you can fill it really quickly straight from a tap (none of those silly straw sized holes you get in other irons). The base is huge so there is a very large area for it to stand on. It's not going to topple over. The cord doesn't get caught up, the controls are big and obvious. There is a massive 'steam' button, and a trigger grip on the underside of the handle for spray. It gets hotter than the sun. All of these things are good.

Not everything is perfect, though. The trigger grip actually gets in the way when you pick the iron up (obviously, we put it down to move the clothes round so pick up irons a lot). The reservoir is easy to fill quickly but it also seems to empty quickly (althought that could just be me). But the goods outweigh the bads. This is a sturdy, reassuringly massive piece of kit. You will like it. A lot

A lot of thought has gone into making this iron, and it stands out a cut above similar models on the market. Although it's quite heavy, you can blast through a big pile of ironing rapidly and with precision, even vertically zapping curtains with steam. It looks good and has been ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip.
Good: It’s sleek shape, auto shut off, anti-calc removal easy, heats up quickly, turbo steam – good for ironing thick material. Long 2.5m cord, which points outwards so it doesn't get in the way. Large tank, wide heel plate. Good price.

Not so good:
It's difficult to be negative about this product. There does seem to be a lot of steam which, despite the large tank, means regular topping up. The anti-drip doesn’t always work, but maybe I'm just being picky.

All in all, a great work horse which looks good and does the job well. With the anti-calc, it promises to be a robust bit of kit which will last for many years.

OK, it would be hard to make ironing a fun and enjoyable experience, but this iron does at least take much of the hassle out of ironing. I have found it to be easy to use a number of different fabrics. I feels solid and glides over fabrics smoothly. The steam function is superb. Whilst some reviews have mentioned the iron as being heavy, I have not found this to be an issue.

The great things about this iron are:

The iron has a reassuring heavy feel to it
The ceramic sole place glides well
The flex is generous and long enough not to be a problem
There is an auto off function - jut incase you forget to turn the iron off
It is very easy and quick to fill
It produces a generous amount of steam

The things that I am not so keen on

The water tank seems to need regular topping up

All in all I have no problems at all recommending this iron.

This is a fantastic iron. It has been approved by the Good Housekeeping Institute and is among the top ones on Which. What I like most about this iron is the removable anti-calc collector, the powerful turbo steam with a 200g/min of high steam performance (great for ironing items like jeans, curtains etc) and the anti-drip system, the tip is to always have it at least half full for the anti-drip system to work its magic. I also like the long cord (2.5m) as this allows for a super easy vertical ironing or curtains etc. There is a large tank, which makes this iron heavier than my previous one, but I don't mind as this means I will have to refill it less often. I've had some Tefal irons in the past, and I am very happy with this one. Highly recommended.

The Tefal FV9630 Anticalc is a well featured iron which is easy to use and maintain. Getting water into the iron is very easy, with a wide opening up front for rapid refils, and a reasonable reservoir on board.

There is a wide heel plate which makes it stable when not in use, and it has an auto shut off if you leave it unattended ... 8 minutes on the heel or 30 seconds if down on the soleplate.

There is a decent length of flex, about 3 metres which is useful for vertical steaming creases out of curtains and clothes.

The anticalc system is very easy to use, and hopefully that will encourage frequent cleaning.

All in all, a decent iron in use, easy to maintain, and a fair price.

This is a very good steam Iron and so far I have used it on shirts, my kids school clothes and jeans all of which have worked well. Jeans are usually a pretty good test of an iron's ability and I have had no issues. I usually use the bigger steam Irons with a base and although these have a slight edge it is nowhere near as much as I would have though and the real advantage of this is that it is nowhere near as big r heavy so it is much easier to move it from room to room when you need it. It has a decent length cord and what seems to be a very durable build quality. In short if you are looking for a decent Iron that won't break the bank, is portable and light then this could well be a good fit for you.

There is much to like about this iron: the excellent anti-calc feature, the very stable heel stand, the auto-shut off, the good sharp point which is very handy for deep pleats and for dress-making, the easy-glide surface, the flex which doesn't get in the way. The iron works well on heavy fabrics, producing plenty of steam that makes the job easier and makes light work of heavyweight bedlinen. The water tank is easy to refill too which is just as well as you need to feed it frequently.

Unfortunately all these excellent features are outweighed (literally) by the weight of the iron – my arm was aching after a fairly short ironing session.

Not impressed with this. Its heavy (even before adding water), bulky and the heat setting control is not clear to see and hard to adjust. My hands are quite arthritic but I have never had a problem setting an iron's temperature before! I have gone back to using my previous Morphy Richards iron, which is lighter, easy to adjust and does the job well.

Bought this iron because it came top in Which magazine and, living in a hard water area, I wanted the Anti-Calc feature. Whilst it glides through creases with ease, this iron does have it's faults. It is very heavy and has an excessively long lead. It also drips quite a lot when water in tank gets low - would have preferred a light to come on or a clearer tank! Would not buy again

Brilliant iron does what is says a little heavy but well worth that small compromise. The anti-calc function is really good. Would highly recommend

Tad expensive, and doesn't feel like the most robust iron, but does a great job and hasn't actually let me down. The anti-calc feature is superb.

Very powerful iron. Loads of steam and easy gliding on tablecloth.
We use this model in catering environment and it delivers beautifully
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