Nori Press Handheld Steam Iron - White

So glad my friend keyed me into this! I’ve just been walking around all wrinkly or avoiding buying clothes that need ironing because of my extreme aversion to owning an ironing board. Plus, handheld steamers either burned me or just left my clothes wet. This is great—& so so cute that NORI is IRON spelled backwards 🩵

Great idea but not practical. Steam reservoir is far too small to steam even one shirt.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I thought a steamer/iron like a straightener would be great in theory and of course the adorable colors sold me along with the mentioning of being good for silk/linen/satin however, it should be known this isn’t for everyone. The water basin takes in probably an ounce of water, only good for one article at a time. It also leaks. The buttons are placed exactly where you hold so it’s so easy to click different fabrics/which change the temperature. This resulted in one of my skirts being ruined because it doesn’t make any noise to alert you buttons are being pressed. Along with that, if you have a strong grip, it’s easy to turn off while using as well. My biggest issue is this cannot do items that are double lined or don’t have a backside that lays seamlessly flat with it (you cannot do front and back separately, it will catch on the fabric and cause wrinkles). So basically XS clothes single lined clothes only and pants so you can come at it from the side. Nothing wider than the length of iron because it will wrinkle up and not reach. Also, take a look at dimensions. It’s not compact for travel, it’s the size of the shark air styler. And double the size of flatirons.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] At first, I wasn’t sure if I really needed the Nori Press, but now I can’t imagine my routine without it. It heats up quickly and takes the wrinkles out of clothes in minutes, without dragging out a bulky ironing board. I use it right on hangers or flat on the bed, and it’s so lightweight and easy to handle. Honestly, it makes ironing feel less like a chore and more like a quick touch-up. Perfect for busy mornings, travel, or anyone who wants crisp clothes without the hassle. Definitely worth it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I hate ironing and may never ever use one again after this. This steamer is game changing. It's quick, and easy to figure out for someone who doesn't read directions sometimes. Me and my bf use it all the time and now our iron is all neglected.

I’ve been using the Nori Press for weeks now and really love it! It’s easy to use, compact, and perfect for travel. I especially appreciate that you don't need an ironing board — a big plus if you’re short on space. If you’re looking for a simple, user-friendly way to keep clothes wrinkle-free, this is IT!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This steamer iron has so much potential. I wish that it came with a sample of their steamer solution, as it was recommended as I was reading through the instruction manual. Alone, the plates got hot, but, to me, they just didn’t feel hot enough. I used it to press a linen shower curtain that I have, and it barely knocked out any of the wrinkles. It might work well on softer materials, but it wasn’t that great to me, as I would be using it on heavier materials that hang. For reference, the iron has 6 material settings, and has a button for steam. It is made almost like a hair flat iron, and is easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a cool design in theory has pretty good versatility and portability in efficiency. However, the steam aspect is kind of not the best in function just because it runs out of water fairly quickly and it’s kind of difficult to use on kind of larger garments overall super cool idea and good for somebody who travels.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nori steam iron - It’s super lightweight (Yet a quality solid build, you know it is durable) and easy to hold and handle without getting too heavy. It’s small enough to take for travel. Quickly heats up and smoothly glides over clothing. My only cons on it; I do wish the water tank was a little bigger, or at least came with a refill bottle of some sort to make it quicker and easier to refill without taking to the sink. Also not easy to do larger/wider items. My shirt dress is a size over size small, and it reached nicely. But for my husbands large dress shirts, might get tricky getting the middle of the back. So this would not replace a standard iron or steamer for me. But great for travel, or to keep in the closet for quick touch ups!

I received the Nori Press as a gift from a girlfriend after constantly complaining about how much I hate ironing. Well, first time I used Nori I was in loooove. I love the look of crisp ironed clothing but hated the leg work- and Nori really solved that for me. It’s easy to use, compact and was so gentle on my clothes (but insanely effective!!!). I can’t stop recommending it to everyone I know. Great for a gift, and worth buying for yourself also.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m so excited to have this product! I’m really bad at ironing and steaming, or sometimes just dont have extra time. So this quick and easy iron is a game changer! It’ll be easy to use and travel with!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy to use, does get a little heavy when you are constantly lifting it. Does get the wrinkles out with no issues. Very sturdy for sure. Great for shirts and pants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really think the Nori press iron is quite special. One of my favorite things is that you don’t need an ironing board to smooth out wrinkles from your clothes. The fabric settings and steam feature make it super convenient to use. However, I did find it a bit tricky to reach the back areas of clothes while ironing. Plus, it can feel a little heavy at times, which makes my hand tired after a while. But overall, it's a nice addition to my laundry routine.

Do not buy! This is a huge waste of money. It is difficult and awkward to use, if you get into a good position you have to go over it and over it to get a wrinkle out. You fill the water reservoir and get the garment in place the water is gone already. Also only works on an arm or pant leg. You can’t use it for something like the back of a shirt or a skirt. I’m going to try to return and get my $100 back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The idea of 3 in 1 travel design iron is amazing. Basically it doesn’t require much space to carry or storage. It’s also powerful, heats up quickly, has multiple options for different types of fabric and does its job very well. I was impressed when ironing my linen stuff, smoothed the wrinkles in seconds. Easy to use, just couple of buttons but I still can adjust to the function I want. However, my advice is that you should only use this iron for 1-2 items/time, because it is quite heavy and will cause wrist pain if used continuously. It will be a bit difficult to be able to straighten the middle parts of the item, because the length of the handle is limited, it will wrinkle the edges of the garment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I tried this multiple times on multiple fabrics, multiple ways. Couldn’t get super comfortable using it while garment was hanging, tho tops were easier than bottoms. Bottoms I found it was still easier to lay them rather than hang. Plan to keep near the closet for quick iron needs, not going to replace my regular iron and a little larger than expected so probably won’t travel with it. Pros: sleek, looks nice, heats fast, still offers multiple fabric settings, log cord, does get our wrinkles well, doesn’t require ironing board. Cons: awkward to use, not efficient to iron entire item, outside/back of plates gets hot so have to be careful setting down.

The steam press is over priced and the water reservoir has to be refilled every 4 minutes to use the steam feature it’s heavy to use as well. The only thing I like about the Nori Steam press is that it’s dual sided, otherwise it’s not that good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I definitely need some practice using it, but I like the Nori Press! The best feature is the option to select the type of fabric that you’re pressing/steaming. I often get nervous when ironing because I don’t want to damage the fabric, so being able to select the fabric type makes it worry-free. I’ve attached an example of a dress before and after I used the Nori Press. It only took several minutes to get the wrinkles out. I’ll definitely keep using this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sleek handheld iron-and-steamer hybrid that quickly smooths wrinkles on both sides of your clothes at once—no ironing board required. 10/10

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is efficient & safe, and does its job minimally. I may just need to get the hang of it, and then it may be better. I haven’t really used an iron before so once I get it down I feel like it will be great.