AMUMU 1200W Handheld Garment Steamer – White

So far, my unit works as expected, with a bright display, fast heating, zero leaks or noticeable spitting in any position, and a control button that's perfectly positioned for comfortable operation with my pointer finger. It does feel quite heavy, especially when the water tank is full. Once the water starts boiling, steam comes out automatically in steam mode, so it's worth keeping an eye on it, especially around kids or pets. I also don't like that I have to cycle through the settings to stop the steam, and the only way to turn the unit off is by unplugging it.

The dark transparent water tank is easy enough to check, but a lighter color would make the water level easier to see. Its large capacity gives me about 20 minutes of continuous steaming, enough for two heavily wrinkled adult garments without refilling.

The lowest steam setting felt too weak for deeper wrinkles, especially on heavier fabrics. I got the best results by using the highest steam setting, pulling the fabric taut, and pressing the steamer directly against the clothing. Overall, it's a capable steamer for home use, but its weight, bulk, and lack of dual voltage make it a poor choice for travel.

I have various items, including some tablecloths and my husband's shirts, that have tough wrinkles and need to be pressed, either while hanging or in a horizontal position. That's why a steamer might be the answer, and I got this " Steamer for Clothes".
1. Quality and design
This product is a handheld clothes steamer for wrinkle removal. It uses 1,200 W and has a fast 30-second heat-up time. It is designed with a separate 370 ml water tank for up to 20 minutes of continuous steam. The device has an LCD which shows 4 steam intensity modes for different fabrics, from the slightest (silk, chiffon) to the strongest (linen).
The product works vertically on hanging clothes or horizontally like a traditional iron. The steamer has a single-button control.
Unfortunately, there is no shut-off button: the device is always on when plugged in.
The weight of the device is 798 g, with a full water tank slightly over 1 kg but still OK to operate with a single hand.
My understanding is that the penetrating steam is intended to be gentler on fabrics compared to traditional irons, making it safe for delicate materials. Additionally, the steam can eliminate odours from clothing.
The device is made of plastic. The plastic seems strong enough not to compromise durability.
2. Usage
I chose to test the steamer on the linen tablecloth that was heavily wrinkled.
Filling the tank with water was simple, but securing the nozzle on it can be tricky. In fact, I found it difficult to twist the nozzle completely without using considerable force (which I was hesitant to do, as I feared I might damage the device).
The steamer warmed up quickly and delivered a consistent stream of steam. The tank capacity was sufficient to steam the tablecloth, a shirt, and I even started on some curtains. At that point, I realized that the power cord is very short, approximately 3 feet, so I needed to use an extender.
The tablecloth was smooth and wrinkle-free in a couple of minutes (horizontal operation, the highest steam). Then I proceeded to my husband's shirt. In a couple of minutes, about 80% of wrinkles were gone. Same with curtains.
I always wanted to try a steamer on the surface of my stove. I used the highest setting, and in less than a minute the steam softened the burnt food; afterwards, I just wiped it to make my stove pristine and shiny again.
So, compared to a regular iron, the steamer is safer on the fabric, more effective and definitely more versatile.
Overall, even with those small drawbacks, this is a convenient, versatile device very useful in everyday life.

This steam/ iron is awesome. It's powerful and yet light and easy to use. There are two functions: dry iron and steam iron with three levels of steam. It heats up instantly. It came with a brush to remove air if you have a pet and a a water filler. It holds a lot of water. I have this dress that is hell to iron because of the double row of flouncing at the bottom and ruffles at the neckline. It's much easier to iron with this iron with the garment hanging from a coat hanger than on an ironing board. I also ironed my husband's shirt in less than 3 minutes with this iron. It's electric and not rechargeable. It's easy to burn yourself so be really careful when handling. It cools down quickly once unplugged. It's light enough to be thrown in a suitcase if you'll need to iron stuff.

This clothes steamer has been a really useful addition to my morning routine. It heats up quickly, taking around 30 seconds, which is convenient when I need to get wrinkles out of clothes without waiting around for a traditional iron to heat up.

The steam is powerful and does a good job smoothing out wrinkles, especially on shirts, pants, and other everyday clothing. I also like having multiple steam levels, since it gives me more control when working with different types of fabrics. The 370 mL water tank is a good size and provides plenty of steaming time without constantly needing to refill it. The LCD display is clear and makes the settings easy to see, while the one-button operation keeps everything simple. So far, I have zero complaints with this as well which is good.

Overall, this is a convenient and easy-to-use garment steamer that heats quickly, produces plenty of steam, and makes dealing with wrinkles much easier. The larger water tank and multiple settings are especially useful.

This dual steamer is quite versatile, as it not only steams your clothes, but it also features a dedicated mode where it can be used as a traditional dry iron. It features four different modes in total: one for dry ironing and three different levels of steaming. This variety allows it to be safely and effectively used on many different types of fabrics. It heats up incredibly quickly, taking only about 30 seconds to be fully ready to go, and it works very well for handling a small amount of clothes at a time.

While the overall performance is great, there are a few drawbacks to keep in mind. First, the unit is simply too heavy and bulky to bring along when you travel, so it is definitely best kept strictly for home or office use. Additionally, there is no actual "off" button on the device itself; you have to physically unplug it from the wall to turn it off completely. Because of this, whenever the steamer mode is not actively engaged, the iron mode is on by default. As long as you keep those minor design quirks in mind, it is a very effective and powerful tool for keeping your clothes wrinkle-free!

So I picked this up because it looked like a more robust version of a steam iron. We had one of those older steam wrinkle removal devices and it just took forever and really didn't feel like it was very effective. This is a night and day difference.

First off, you get three modes for steam strength. Depending on the fabric, you're going to want to choose the appropriate one. I used it on cotton and had no issues taking the wrinkles out of a T-shirt that had dried wet and was really crinkly. It just steamed them right out.

The other thing that is really cool about this type of steamer is that you can just flip it over and use it like a traditional iron. Yeah, it doesn't have as much surface area as a traditional iron, but in a pinch this thing works great and has plenty of steam to back it up.

It also comes with a steam brush attachment. I haven't used that yet, but I really dig the steam output and the functionality. It's actually working unlike our old one.

This is just about a perfect steamer for clothes around the house!

Pros:
- we'll start with the main thing - the steam. It has 3 levels and even level 1 is pretty good. Level 2 and 3 are a noticeable difference, and 3 is quite a bit, with force too so it does a good job of getting wrinkles out. I even used it on curtains and it worked well (more on that later).
- I like the adjustable steam, the LED indicator shows when preheating is done, and what level you are at. Simple feedback but it's nice to have.
- the base is sturdy, easy to pop off to refill and wrap the cord around to put away. it sits nicely when put down.
- it doesn't spit a lot of water out, even at the start. I'd say due to the power it has it doesn't have much condensation.

Cons:
- only little con I have is that the cord isn't very long. I had a plug next to my curtains but I couldn't reach the top of them with the short 5' cord.
- the water fill hole is a little small, but thats minor.

Overall I like this and like how fast it heats up, runtime and adjustable steam.

This white handheld garment steamer features a 370ml water tank, an intuitive LCD status screen, and a heated press plate--delivering rapid, 2-in-1 vertical steaming and flat ironing for home or travel.
? Fast 30-Second Preheat & LCD Screen: Heats up almost instantly, displaying clear operational status and 3 adjustable steam intensity levels on a crisp LCD screen for tailored fabric care.
? Generous 370ml Water Tank: Large capacity reservoir allows for extended steaming sessions across multiple garments without constant refilling; includes a fill cup for spill-free top-offs.
? Versatile Dual Steaming & Ironing: Performs exceptionally well for hanging touch-ups, while the heated metal faceplate doubles as a traditional iron for pressing crisp collar and cuff creases against a board.
? Fabric Brush Attachment Included: Comes with a clip-on lint/fabric brush that opens up woven fibers for deeper steam penetration and smoother wrinkle removal on heavier fabrics.
The Verdict: A highly effective, fast-heating garment steamer that bridges the gap between a portable steamer and a traditional iron. Excellent for quick morning touch-ups, delicate fabrics, or keeping clothes wrinkle-free on travel trips.

I think this handheld garment steamer is easy to operate, and very convenient for daily use. The heat-up time is very short. Once the water tank is filled and the power cord is plugged in, steam is ready almost immediately.
While the nozzle can be directed downward to use it like a traditional steam iron, it is most practical for steaming hanging clothes to smooth out minor wrinkles. I think conventional flat iron is far more efficient for deep wrinkles, but this steamer was quite useful for refreshing fabrics. The operation of the steamer was reliable and I had no mechanical issues.
My only concern is that it does not display valid Canadian electrical safety certification marks (such as CSA, cUL, or cETL) on the body. Visible external parts, such as a power cable and plug, seem to have individual certifications, but I was not certain if the entire steamer has proper safety certification.

This steamer is so handy! I ordered this as I hate ironing and while I thankfully don't need to do it often, it takes a while for the iron to heat and I have to get the ironing board, etc. This steamer heats up very quickly and is ready to go in about a minute. I can use it almost anywhere and if the steam alone doesn't do the trick the head heats up and can be used to press the material. I prefer to hang the garment and use the steam as it's very easy but sometimes you get a stubborn crease that needs an iron and being able to switch between the two quickly is great. The steamer is lighter weight than an iron and it's small enough it can be packed if you're travelling and need one.

This set comes with the steamer, a water tank, a brush attachment, a manual and a small container for filling the water tank (not really necessary). There are four modes for the steamer, low/medium/high steam and dry mode. There is a trigger style button on the front that releases the steam and a screen on the back showing what mode it's in. The brush attachment is handy for getting lint and especially cat hair off. The cord is long enough that you have good range of motion and can easily go all the way up and down a dress with ease.

The only thing I don't like about this is that it's very difficult to clean the water tank as it doesn't come apart and there is only a small hole for water so I'll either need to use distilled water with it or give it regular cleanings; since I have hard water I'll probably just stick with distilled water for this to be safe.

All in all I would recommend this to others.

I have tried probably a dozen handheld steamers in my life as I work in theatre and need to steam garments regularly. This steamer was a great value and works very well for a non professional grade handheld steamer. I love that is comes apart to pack down smaller, and that the tank holds a much larger amount of water than many handheld devices meaning you can steam many garments without refilling the tank. It heats up quickly, and works well, and the metal plate across the front is wonderful as it can be used directly against the fabric for harder creases to work like a small iron without melting or burning the fabric. It is quite lightweight for it's size and compared to other models, but does not feel light in the way of being made of cheap plastic and breakable materials. It feels sturdy and well made and like it will last. Great small size for travel or to have on hand to steam dresses and suits. Overall the price and performance are great and the steamer provides wonderful results.

I've always liked the look of pressed clothes and used to make sure both my husband and I were wrinkle free for work but since retiring, that practice has long gone. The thought of setting up a bulky stand up ironing board has long lost its appeal and now with some home renovations in full swing, I'm not even sure where we stored it.
I've never used a steamer before and when I saw this one, I was eager to give it a try. It comes as described and includes a useful manual about usage, tips and maintenance.
Features And My Take
1. Looks solid and well made. Has a wide grip handle that's comfortable for my small hands.
2. The cord is about 5 1/2 feet long; enough length to plug into an outlet and steam the full length of an article of clothing.
3. Comes with a small measuring cup. When steamer unit is assembled it weighs approximately two pounds when holding 2 measures of water.
4. Attaching the reservoir base to the steamer can be tricky at first. Line up the groove tabs and gently twist in place until you hear an audible click. I noted no leaking no matter how I tilted it.
5. It was easy to operate and I got excellent results the first time I tried it. Can be used as a hand held steamer (my preference), a flat "iron" or to remove lint and hairs from clothing using the brush attachment. I tested all the features and different steam modes and was really pleased. It needed a few passes over the clothes depending on the depth of the wrinkles or amount of lint but it removed them completely and left no noticeable dampness or water spots.
6. The handle of this steamer stays cool while you use it but the head gets hot. The steam it produces is hot as well so don't direct it towards your skin. I would careful of young children while using it or after unplugging as it stays hot for awhile before cooling off.
7. There's no on/off switch, you need to unplug it. You must toggle through all the modes to stop the steam which is a bit inconvenient.
8. For the "iron" feature, the fabric may shift if you don't keep it in place because the steamer is not weighted like a regular full size iron.
9. I found two measure cups of water steamed both sides of four articles of clothing.
10. Would be handy for traveling but I think it would take up quite a bit of room in a suitcase. Could be useful for more than clothing including table cloths, curtains, and bedding although you may need an extension cord to make those jobs easier.

Overall, I'm very pleased with this steamer and know it will be put to good use. It requires minimal set up, heats up quickly, makes quick work of getting rid of wrinkles and is easy to store away.
I recommend it.

We have a typical iron and ironing board combo but it's not exactly portable. This handheld steamer is something you can take with you or store and use at home without requiring much space.

The steamer arrived in its box with a small 100 ml measuring cup, a lint brush attachment, and instructions. Using it was easy. You fill the reservoir at the bottom with water, twist it back on to lock it to the bottom of the steamer, plug it in, wait while the light blinks indicating its heating up, then press the trigger button to cycle through the three different steamer strength settings.

I had a wrinkled button up shirt that I hung up and used the max steamer setting. It took a minute until I got accustomed to using it. You have to hold the end up against the fabric and sometimes do a couple passes. You may also have to hold the fabric straight as you pass the steamer over it.

I didn't notice as I was doing it just how effective it was but once I compared the before and after photos it was clear it removed most of the wrinkles. It won't match an iron as you don't have a method to sandwich the fabric flat but it's the next best thing.

If you're looking for a method that's portable to get most of the wrinkles out of clothing this will get the job done. Recommended.

I've been really happy with how quickly this steamer gets ready to use. The 30-second heat-up is especially convenient when I'm getting ready in the morning and just need to quickly freshen up an outfit rather than setting up an iron and ironing board.

The steam output is strong and the different settings are useful depending on the fabric. I've used it on everyday clothing and it does a good job of relaxing wrinkles without needing to go over the same area repeatedly. I also like that it can be used vertically on hanging clothes or horizontally when you want something closer to a traditional ironing setup.

The water tank is a good size for a handheld steamer. I can get through several pieces of clothing without constantly stopping to refill it, and the LCD display makes it easy to see the selected setting while using it.

The controls are straightforward and don't require much of a learning curve. Fill the tank, turn it on, select the steam level, and it's ready to go. The overall size is also manageable for keeping in a closet or laundry area without taking up too much space.

Overall, a convenient and powerful garment steamer that works well for everyday wrinkle removal. The fast heat-up, strong steam, multiple settings, and relatively large water tank make it a useful alternative to pulling out an iron for quick touch-ups.