
- Good amount of steam
- Automatic shutoff
- Drips more than high-end irons
- Digital controls can fail
Reviewers indicate that the Sunbeam Professional 4238 strikes a good balance between price and performance. Many owners praise it for the amount of steam it produces and claim that the burst-of-steam feature is also powerful. Some, however, report that the steam power diminishes over time. History shows that all irons break down eventually and that even more expensive irons break down as frequently as budget models do. The Sunbeam has digital electronic controls (which some say can fail), a self-cleaning system and a nonstick soleplate.
Consumer reviews at Amazon.com provide the most current and objective perspective of the Sunbeam Professional 4238. Good Housekeeping magazine tests the iron's predecessor (the Sunbeam Professional 4239) and compares it with three other irons.
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1. Amazon.comDetails/Subscribe
About two dozen owners at Amazon.com give the Sunbeam Professional 4238 an average score of four stars out of five, praising its price and steaming ability. Some complain of leaks, and a few others had trouble with the digital controls.
Review: Sunbeam 4238 Professional Iron, Contributors to Amazon.com
2. Good HousekeepingDetails/Subscribe
The Sunbeam Professional 4239 Iron is tested and rated, along with three other steam irons. The Sunbeam is chosen as the easiest to use and is praised for having all of its settings within easy reach of the thumb.
Review: Super Steam Irons, Editors of Good Housekeeping, April 2005
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