
1. Handheld · The biggest tank in the class
Beautural 1200W Handheld Steamer
260 ml on a 1,200W handheld — the most run time per fill here, bought with output.
Computed from published specifications only — the rubric is published in full.
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Published specifications
| Model | 722NA-0001 |
|---|---|
| Power | 1,200 W |
| Tank | 260 ml |
| Heat-up | 30 s |
| Weight | 2 lb |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Dimensions | 6"L x 4.3"W x 10.7"H |
| Warranty | Manufacture warranty |
Source: BEAUTURAL published specifications (Amazon listing), accessed September 2026.
What the numbers mean
Tank capacity decides whether steaming is pleasant or annoying, and this carries 260 ml against the 190 to 216 ml the 1,875W units manage. More minutes per fill, fewer trips to the sink.
1,200 watts is a real step down from 1,875. On linen and heavy cotton you will feel it — the steam is wetter and you will make more passes. On the synthetics and knits that make up most wardrobes the difference is small.
Two pounds and 30 seconds to heat are both mid-table. Nothing here is remarkable except the tank, and the tank is the point.
Good
- 260 ml — the largest handheld tank in this set
- 30-second published heat-up, faster than the 1,875W Conair
- Auto shut-off published as part of a nine-point safety design
Not good
- 1,200W struggles where 1,875W does not — linen especially
- Filling means carrying the whole unit to the tap
- Two pounds in the hand, the same as the far more powerful Conair
Who should not buy it. Skip this if linen or heavy cotton is most of what you own. Below about 1,500 watts you make three passes where a stronger unit makes one.

