--- product_id: 1146221 title: "SINGER | Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Portable with A Large Pressing Surface & Auto Shut-Off with Audible Alarm" brand: "singer" price: "€ 397.69" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.be/products/1146221-singer-magic-esp-2-electronic-steam-portable-with-a-large store_origin: BE region: Belgium --- # 1540W Power 25.8" x 21.2" Surface Auto Shut-Off SINGER | Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Portable with A Large Pressing Surface & Auto Shut-Off with Audible Alarm **Brand:** singer **Price:** € 397.69 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > ✨ Elevate Your Ironing Game! ✨ ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SINGER | Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Portable with A Large Pressing Surface & Auto Shut-Off with Audible Alarm by singer - **How much does it cost?** € 397.69 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/1146221-singer-magic-esp-2-electronic-steam-portable-with-a-large) ## Best For - singer enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted singer brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Safety First:** Auto shut-off with an audible alarm ensures peace of mind. - • **Portable Convenience:** Lightweight design makes it easy to store and transport. - • **Massive Pressing Area:** 10x larger than traditional irons for quick, efficient pressing. - • **Complete Accessory Kit:** Includes spray bottle, measuring cup, and pressing cushion for all your needs. - • **Professional Results at Home:** Achieve crisp, wrinkle-free fabrics effortlessly. ## Overview The SINGER Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Press combines professional-grade results with user-friendly features. With a massive pressing surface, adjustable heat and steam settings, and a safety-conscious auto shut-off alarm, this portable steam press is perfect for anyone looking to achieve flawless fabrics at home. ## Description Color: White The SINGER Magic Steam Press gives you professional pressing results right at home. With a large pressing area and adjustable heat and steam settings. you can quickly press tablecloths, curtains, dress pants and more. This portable unit is easy to store and includes auto shut-off with an audible alarm for safety. This SINGER ESP-2 Steam Press is a great time saver. You won't have to spend time and money at the cleaners to achieve that fresh pressed look. The portable steam press features a large work area and adjustable heat and steam settings. It also has an automatic shut-off with an audible alarm for added safety. It comes with a pressing pad, spray bottle and refilling bottle. You will be able to quickly press tablecloths, curtains, dress pants and more. The SINGER ESP2 Magic Steam Press has a locking handle, making it easy to transport and store. It is simple and convenient to use while producing professional-quality results. PRODUCT DETAILS: Brand: Singer Model: ESP2Weight: 22 poundsMPN: ESP2EAN: 0881110010475UPC: 804067325447Product Dimension: 25. 8 x 21. 2 x 8. 2 inches Review: EXCELLENT MACHINE UNTIL...Steamer Broke After 3 Weeks... ;-( - JULY 2012 update. So desertcart very nicely sent me a replacement steam press, because thank God I was within the return period!!! This second machine they've sent me, I use about once a week for 1-2 hours at a time just doing a whole load of pressing, the way I used the first machine which had the steam function conk out. So far, this second one has worked fine. Ironing is *not* fun, but this does a good job at making it quite a bit faster, and the steam function is working on this unit unlike my last unit. I was really a little stumped with my first unit. You certainly wouldn't think Singer makes bad stuff, given their hundreds-year old reputation. And I know there've been comments here that this is "cheap stuff" that's "made in China". But you know, quite honestly China makes some of the most forward and state-of-the art tech stuff out there. Every single Apple product is made in China, I mean. You can't get more cutting edge than Apple right?! Anyway this replacement machine is working fine. Whatever was wrong with the first, is not wrong with the second. And as I mentioned even for the first machine, the build quality is very good. So, pretty happy with this if you can be happy with an iron! I've noticed some of the other steam presses with Italian names, are really this unit re-branded. Don't know if there's any particular advantage to buying those vs this one, they are the same. But I went with Sears to go American, even though it's made in China haha.... Oh well. Works fine! Good buy. ;-) ------------- MARCH 2012... original purchase date... I *hate* ironing, but when i bought this steam press i *loved* this machine! Really, the first time I used it I was there for like 2 hours happily pressing away and all my clothes and stuff looked like they just got back from the cleaners. I did a lot of shirts, and I did some bedsheets too because I had some guests coming. Otherwise I don't iron bedsheets! But boy wow, did that make the sheets (which were expensive anyway!) feel ultra luxurious and brand new. So.. I decided to only do ironing once a week. And to do it in a big batch. (With the TV on in the background in case I do get bored haha...). Second week I used this, still all fine and good. Used it for about a 2 hour stretch. This past week, which would only the the third time I used it... the STEAM FUNCTION conked out. There's a button on the handle to press for steam. Usually the machine makes this type of odd honking noise, which is the steam part / motor activating. But it does sound like an odd honk of sorts! Well after only about 45 minutes -- water tank still quite full -- no honking noise. And no steam. I wonder what the heck. I unplug it, figure ok maybe it needs to reset or something I dunno. It's like when something's wrong with the computer you just restart it right?! Well still. No honking noise / no steam. Now *I'm* the one getting steamed. I continued to do my ironing, but with no steam. Which is certainly one way to iron, but if I just paid $200 for this then the steam should work. Especially since this is called a "steam press"! Before I bought this machine, I *did* see several reviews where people said the steam function conked out or just never worked from the start. Of course when I bought it I thought, "Well that won't happen to me. I think. I hope. I pray...." But it did! I called Singer. I swear I think they have one person answering the line (1-800-4SINGER). After being told "you're the 15th caller..." and it goes down one by one bye one, about 25 minutes later I'm talking to a lady and she says only certain Singer repair facilities can do the steam machine repair. Luckily, there is one in the area -- about 30 miles away from me. If that's "in the area". I could certainly drive it one day when I have nothing better to do right?... So I call the service center, I ask them how long it'll take to possibly repair and he says, "As soon as they send me a new one. It's usually not worth it to repair the steamer part. It breaks because they use cheap electronics." This is literally what the authorized Singer repair guy is telling me! Singer, btw, told me I would *not* be reimbursed for any postage if I sent it in directly to Singer for repair. But that they would "ship it back to me for free". What -- are they supposed to charge me when they ship it back?!!! Given the Singer brand and it's place in American history, I was REALLY a bit disappointed. I specifically bought this storied American brand because who doesn't know Singer and sewing machines?! There's A LOT of steam presses here on desertcart. I decided I was not going to buy some fancy Japanese or Italian one, because what would happen if I ever needed parts?! I figured I'm gonna buy the good old American one. Good... it was not! When I found out the repair store was only going to ship it back to Singer, who would then send them a new or refurbished machine which I would then have to drive 30 miles back to the repair center to pick up, I checked here on desertcart to see what the exchange policy was. LUCKILY... I have 30 days and today is day 29! So I hit that "exchange / return" button and a new machine is now on the way from desertcart, and I have to ship the defective one back to them for a swap. I *LOVE* that desertcart has this pretty easy defective product / exchange policy. Thank God I got it before my 30 days was up too! Gave me quite a bit more faith in desertcart. Definitely a little disappointed in Singer though. The build on the machine is quite good. I would never think it would break. But whatever's under the shell obviously needs some fine tuning. I think my new machine is supposed to arrive by the end of the week. Just in time for my weekend ironing haha. I'll keep you posted on how well that one stands up. I certainly hope it's better than the first one. Review: My wife and son tell me I'd make someone a great wife since I do their clothes as well as ... - This is my third Magic Steam Press. I owned the 4 and the 7 both of these died a natural death do to old age. I'm ex-military and iron everything except my socks and under ware. My wife and son tell me I'd make someone a great wife since I do their clothes as well as mine. Imagine a investment of a little over $200 dollars that could pay for itself in a couple of months. Dry cleaning costs a fortune and no matter what the sign in the store tells you 'IT IS BAD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT'.Buy cotton and this little gem will save you a great deal of money. It is very easy to use and does not take up much space. It sit on happily on top of my drier. I use it almost every day. It does a bang up job....I tell my wife that we have a laundry room staff (me) just like wealthy people. When my Steam Press 7 died I immediately bought the ESP-2 from desertcart and had it in a couple of days. It is a hit. Digital but still the basic Magic Press that I grew to know and love over and very easy to use. The only caveat I have is that the the location of the off and on button is an invitation to burn yourself. Your first instinct is to turn the unit off by sticking your hand through the open press; almost insuring you burn your hand or arm on the top heating element.. The off and on switch is on the side towards the right hand side at the base of the press. So you need to close the press or reach around the side to turn the unit off. Poor ergonomics since the other 2 presses I owned had the off and on button on top of the press where it, in my opinion, belongs. The second issue I have is that the settings (i.e Nylon, Silk,Wool, Cotton, Linen) are to me misleading. The cotton setting is really too hot for most cotton fabrics (such as shirts). I have used the 'Cotton' setting only for things like denim. I use the 'Wool' setting for most 'light' cotton items (pants/shirts). I afraid to even try the 'Linen' setting. Maybe this is because my last press was old and gradually lost some of its 'heat up and go'. Just be aware of this issue and adjust according to your own needs. Otherwise this press is a wise investment even if you only iron occasionally, because it does a professional job in a very short period of time. I do some picture framing and the unit is ideal for 'flattening' the brown paper used as the backing on most picture frames. I makes putting on the backing a breeze. So there you have it; if you iron order one of these and spend less time ironing and save money on dry cleaning. ## Features - SINGER ELECTRONIC STEAM PRESS: The SINGER Magic Steam Press gives you professional pressing results right at home. With a large pressing area and adjustable heat and steam settings you can quickly press tablecloths, curtains, dress pants and more - PORTABLE STEAM PRESS: This portable unit is easy to store and includes auto shut-off with an audible alarm for safety - STEAM PRESS ALARM: It has an Auto Shut-off with Electronic Alarm that sounds every 10 seconds if the handle is left down to remind you to lift the handle to ensure that fabrics are not exposed to the heating plate too long - EXTRA LARGE PRESSING SURFACE: The SINGER ESP-2 Electronic Steam Press is 10 times larger than the surface of a conventional iron - SINGER ESP-2 ACCESSORIES: Spray Bottle, Measuring Cup, Pressing Cushion - This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000WOG7NI | | Brand | SINGER | | Brand Name | SINGER | | Color | White | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,227 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00037431881809 | | Included Components | Measuring Cup, Pressing Cushion, Singer Esp-2 Magic Steam Press, Spray Bottle | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 25.8"L x 21.2"W x 8.2"H | | Item Type Name | Sewing Machine | | Item Weight | 22 pounds | | Manufacturer | Singer | | Manufacturer Part Number | ESP-2 | | Material | Aluminum | | Material Type | Aluminum | | Model Number | ESP-2 | | Product Dimensions | 25.8"L x 21.2"W x 8.2"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Curtain, Dress Pants, Tablecloth | | UPC | 037431881809 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Upper Temperature Rating | 154 °C | | Voltage | 120 volts | | Warranty Description | The warranty for the garment steamer’s wiring and electronic parts is for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase. The warranty for all other parts of the garment steamer is for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase. | | Wattage | 1540 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** SINGER - **Color:** White - **Product Dimensions:** 25.8"L x 21.2"W x 8.2"H - **Item Weight:** 22 Pounds - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Curtain, Dress Pants, Tablecloth ## Images ![SINGER | Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Portable with A Large Pressing Surface & Auto Shut-Off with Audible Alarm - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51GIt2zOVFL.jpg) ![SINGER | Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Portable with A Large Pressing Surface & Auto Shut-Off with Audible Alarm - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61TLK8Z1yKL.jpg) ![SINGER | Magic ESP-2 Electronic Steam Portable with A Large Pressing Surface & Auto Shut-Off with Audible Alarm - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41rZvdvQ9ML.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: What kind of stand should I get** A: We tried the stands offered on amazon which caused you to sit too low. We ended up purchasing a regular craft table 2'3" in height x 2'8" in width.For longer items such as curtains and sheets we use a standard ironing board. Comfort is key if you are constantly pressing items. No matter what you choose for comfort you will enjoy the steam press. It works great. **Q: A complete suit gets wrinkled much earlier than it needs getting dry cleaned, that's why I was trying to see if it's worth the investment?** A: Paul, I've never tried to press a complete suit, but there are places that seem to wrinkle first like the lower back of the coat and the crotch area of the pants. The press works real well on this areas. I do the same thing with shirts --both the shirt tail and the area around the waist wrinkles before the collar indicates that the shirt needs to be cleaned -- a quick application of the press restores the pressed look. **Q: How long does it take to heat up and be ready for pressing?** A: In heats up within a few minutes/nearly seconds at the most - just make sure you have your water in it if you desire steam, lift the lid and walk away (if you want to) for a few seconds. The lights on the top will let you know when it is ready; plus it will also give off a sound like a steam engine (not loud just letting you know when ready for steaming when you press the buttons). Not sure if I have the exact model that is shown here but I do love mine. I use it for sewing projects, jeans and most clothing when I have a huge bundle. I have had it for sometime and do not regret the purchase. It actually sits in my living room if you can get my drift (lol). Love it! Enjoy. **Q: what is the temperature range? I would like to do iron-on decals** A: You can control the amount of heat you want by adjusting the temperature. So you can iron satin, lace to heavy linens, jeans and drapery. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ EXCELLENT MACHINE UNTIL...Steamer Broke After 3 Weeks... ;-( *by P***. on March 19, 2012* JULY 2012 update. So Amazon very nicely sent me a replacement steam press, because thank God I was within the return period!!! This second machine they've sent me, I use about once a week for 1-2 hours at a time just doing a whole load of pressing, the way I used the first machine which had the steam function conk out. So far, this second one has worked fine. Ironing is *not* fun, but this does a good job at making it quite a bit faster, and the steam function is working on this unit unlike my last unit. I was really a little stumped with my first unit. You certainly wouldn't think Singer makes bad stuff, given their hundreds-year old reputation. And I know there've been comments here that this is "cheap stuff" that's "made in China". But you know, quite honestly China makes some of the most forward and state-of-the art tech stuff out there. Every single Apple product is made in China, I mean. You can't get more cutting edge than Apple right?! Anyway this replacement machine is working fine. Whatever was wrong with the first, is not wrong with the second. And as I mentioned even for the first machine, the build quality is very good. So, pretty happy with this if you can be happy with an iron! I've noticed some of the other steam presses with Italian names, are really this unit re-branded. Don't know if there's any particular advantage to buying those vs this one, they are the same. But I went with Sears to go American, even though it's made in China haha.... Oh well. Works fine! Good buy. ;-) ------------- MARCH 2012... original purchase date... I *hate* ironing, but when i bought this steam press i *loved* this machine! Really, the first time I used it I was there for like 2 hours happily pressing away and all my clothes and stuff looked like they just got back from the cleaners. I did a lot of shirts, and I did some bedsheets too because I had some guests coming. Otherwise I don't iron bedsheets! But boy wow, did that make the sheets (which were expensive anyway!) feel ultra luxurious and brand new. So.. I decided to only do ironing once a week. And to do it in a big batch. (With the TV on in the background in case I do get bored haha...). Second week I used this, still all fine and good. Used it for about a 2 hour stretch. This past week, which would only the the third time I used it... the STEAM FUNCTION conked out. There's a button on the handle to press for steam. Usually the machine makes this type of odd honking noise, which is the steam part / motor activating. But it does sound like an odd honk of sorts! Well after only about 45 minutes -- water tank still quite full -- no honking noise. And no steam. I wonder what the heck. I unplug it, figure ok maybe it needs to reset or something I dunno. It's like when something's wrong with the computer you just restart it right?! Well still. No honking noise / no steam. Now *I'm* the one getting steamed. I continued to do my ironing, but with no steam. Which is certainly one way to iron, but if I just paid $200 for this then the steam should work. Especially since this is called a "steam press"! Before I bought this machine, I *did* see several reviews where people said the steam function conked out or just never worked from the start. Of course when I bought it I thought, "Well that won't happen to me. I think. I hope. I pray...." But it did! I called Singer. I swear I think they have one person answering the line (1-800-4SINGER). After being told "you're the 15th caller..." and it goes down one by one bye one, about 25 minutes later I'm talking to a lady and she says only certain Singer repair facilities can do the steam machine repair. Luckily, there is one in the area -- about 30 miles away from me. If that's "in the area". I could certainly drive it one day when I have nothing better to do right?... So I call the service center, I ask them how long it'll take to possibly repair and he says, "As soon as they send me a new one. It's usually not worth it to repair the steamer part. It breaks because they use cheap electronics." This is literally what the authorized Singer repair guy is telling me! Singer, btw, told me I would *not* be reimbursed for any postage if I sent it in directly to Singer for repair. But that they would "ship it back to me for free". What -- are they supposed to charge me when they ship it back?!!! Given the Singer brand and it's place in American history, I was REALLY a bit disappointed. I specifically bought this storied American brand because who doesn't know Singer and sewing machines?! There's A LOT of steam presses here on Amazon. I decided I was not going to buy some fancy Japanese or Italian one, because what would happen if I ever needed parts?! I figured I'm gonna buy the good old American one. Good... it was not! When I found out the repair store was only going to ship it back to Singer, who would then send them a new or refurbished machine which I would then have to drive 30 miles back to the repair center to pick up, I checked here on Amazon to see what the exchange policy was. LUCKILY... I have 30 days and today is day 29! So I hit that "exchange / return" button and a new machine is now on the way from Amazon, and I have to ship the defective one back to them for a swap. I *LOVE* that Amazon has this pretty easy defective product / exchange policy. Thank God I got it before my 30 days was up too! Gave me quite a bit more faith in Amazon. Definitely a little disappointed in Singer though. The build on the machine is quite good. I would never think it would break. But whatever's under the shell obviously needs some fine tuning. I think my new machine is supposed to arrive by the end of the week. Just in time for my weekend ironing haha. I'll keep you posted on how well that one stands up. I certainly hope it's better than the first one. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My wife and son tell me I'd make someone a great wife since I do their clothes as well as ... *by F***N on January 20, 2017* This is my third Magic Steam Press. I owned the 4 and the 7 both of these died a natural death do to old age. I'm ex-military and iron everything except my socks and under ware. My wife and son tell me I'd make someone a great wife since I do their clothes as well as mine. Imagine a investment of a little over $200 dollars that could pay for itself in a couple of months. Dry cleaning costs a fortune and no matter what the sign in the store tells you 'IT IS BAD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT'.Buy cotton and this little gem will save you a great deal of money. It is very easy to use and does not take up much space. It sit on happily on top of my drier. I use it almost every day. It does a bang up job....I tell my wife that we have a laundry room staff (me) just like wealthy people. When my Steam Press 7 died I immediately bought the ESP-2 from Amazon and had it in a couple of days. It is a hit. Digital but still the basic Magic Press that I grew to know and love over and very easy to use. The only caveat I have is that the the location of the off and on button is an invitation to burn yourself. Your first instinct is to turn the unit off by sticking your hand through the open press; almost insuring you burn your hand or arm on the top heating element.. The off and on switch is on the side towards the right hand side at the base of the press. So you need to close the press or reach around the side to turn the unit off. Poor ergonomics since the other 2 presses I owned had the off and on button on top of the press where it, in my opinion, belongs. The second issue I have is that the settings (i.e Nylon, Silk,Wool, Cotton, Linen) are to me misleading. The cotton setting is really too hot for most cotton fabrics (such as shirts). I have used the 'Cotton' setting only for things like denim. I use the 'Wool' setting for most 'light' cotton items (pants/shirts). I afraid to even try the 'Linen' setting. Maybe this is because my last press was old and gradually lost some of its 'heat up and go'. Just be aware of this issue and adjust according to your own needs. Otherwise this press is a wise investment even if you only iron occasionally, because it does a professional job in a very short period of time. I do some picture framing and the unit is ideal for 'flattening' the brown paper used as the backing on most picture frames. I makes putting on the backing a breeze. So there you have it; if you iron order one of these and spend less time ironing and save money on dry cleaning. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Product and saves big $$ from sending pants to cleaners *by S***E on July 4, 2010* I have always wanted to have one of these presses for my pants. I am very particular about creases in my pants and also like well pressed table cloths. After much research and reading many reviews I bought this press. I did get some great knowledge from the other reviewers, but one thing that is not mentioned is that when you use the steam shot and then press your pants (or whatever) it leaves little steam hole marks. I solved this by using an old pillow case on top if what I am ironing and it works beautifully. This also keeps your clothing from getting that "iron shine". The only issue I have is one that is mentioned quite often in other reviews - the time that the press heats when actually pressing the clothing is too short, I don't mind the alarm, but 10 seconds is too short - quite often I use two pressings per area. This also may be due to the fact that I like really strong creases in my pants. The other thing is that this will not press small or intricate areas like shoulders in shirts very well. I use an iron for that still. I also do not use that little water bottle that comes with the press. I use a normal size one that sprays much better. Additionally, pressing your pants (or other clothing) when they are a little damp works well. One reviewer made the suggestion to try working with the machine cold when you first get it so you have the hang of it when it is hot - very good idea and it helps you to understand the positioning that you need for the clothes to get pressed properly and not get burned. I did not buy the stand since it fits perfectly on my ironing board and is very stable. All in all a great machine and it has saved me a large amount from my dry cleaning bill. I would recommend this press whole heartedly. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.be/products/1146221-singer-magic-esp-2-electronic-steam-portable-with-a-large](https://www.desertcart.be/products/1146221-singer-magic-esp-2-electronic-steam-portable-with-a-large) --- *Product available on Desertcart Belgium* *Store origin: BE* *Last updated: 2026-08-14*