How about Midea garment steamer?

We have a Midea garment steamer at home, which is highly efficient, effective, and saves time and effort. It is really good. I bought the Jane Eyre series because I was interested in its PTC panel heating technology. Later I read the introduction on the Internet. The principle of this technology is to use ceramic semiconductor heating to achieve adjustable temperature of the ironing part. This is not surprising. What's strange is that it has a wide temperature adjustment range, between 80 degrees and 160 degrees. It can adapt well to any kind of clothes and avoids the trouble of repeated operations. In addition, the handle control technology of the Jane Eyre series garment steamers is very easy to use. There are panel heating and steam switches on the handle. In actual use, there is no need to bend down to control the body, making ironing clothes very easy. There is also a five-level LCD display, and the overall design is also very high-quality.