WM is mainly engaged in household appliances, and is the first electrical appliance brand to obtain the "Hong Kong Product Safety Certification", and its products are mainly sold in Hong Kong, and its domestic popularity is relatively limited. In the 2012 evaluation of the Hong Kong Consumer Council, WM G-976STJ-E-M was recommended by the General Council of China with a four-and-a-half-star (out of five stars) recommendation, ranking first.
 
Weimar electric irons are all produced in Shenzhen, mainly in the mass market, and the price does not exceed 600 yuan. The industry's highest 3-year warranty is its main selling point. The price of TR-900 and G-298STJ is about 180 yuan, and the TR-900 is small in size, weighing only 0.5kg, which is suitable for business travel. The G-298STJ has abundant steam holes that create uniform steam when ironing clothes, smoothing out wrinkles faster. The price-effective product G-892STP launched by WM is similar to that of Philips, and the rated power and temperature adjustment gear are not much different, but it lacks an automatic descaling function, and it is more troublesome to clean up the iron after dirt accumulation.
 
The highest G-966STJ-E is priced at about 500 yuan and is equipped with an automatic power-off function, but unlike the design of most products on the market, the G-966STJ-E will only trigger the power-off when it is placed directly or horizontally for more than 60 minutes, in order to prevent users from ironing for a long time and causing the machine to overload. Overall, this design does not improve the safety of the product much.
 
Like Panasonic, WM is not enthusiastic enough in the upgrading of the electric iron category, the latest product is the TR-900 launched in 2011, which has seriously lagged behind the market trend, but for consumers who pursue plain functions, WM electric irons still have a certain appeal.