2 shops · prices as of 14 October 2026
Philips 3000 Series DST3040 Iron
A reliable steam iron designed for fast heat-up and smooth gliding across fabrics.
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Best price right now
€54,00
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€51,00 · last seen on 12 September
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Description
The Philips 3000 Series steam iron delivers consistent performance with continuous steam and a powerful steam boost for stubborn creases. Equipped with a scratch-resistant ceramic soleplate, it glides smoothly over clothing and heats up in just 35 seconds. An automatic shut-off feature provides peace of mind, while the built-in Calc Clean slider ensures easy descaling for long-lasting steam performance. Vertical steaming capability also makes it convenient to refresh hanging garments and curtains.
Pros & cons
- Pro: Heats up quickly in just 35 seconds for fast ironing sessions.
- Pro: Features a scratch-resistant ceramic soleplate that glides effortlessly across fabrics.
- Con: The corded design requires access to a nearby power outlet while ironing.
Price history
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Usual price
€54,00 today, close to the usual price.
- Cheaper than usual
- under €49
- Usual price
- €49 to €56
- Pricier than usual
- from €56
Lowest and average price since 5 June 2026
The lowest price we have seen for Philips 3000 Series DST3040 Iron since 5 June: €45,99, on 2 July. Today the lowest price is €54, 17% more than then.
Specifications
APPLIANCE
- Capacity liters
- 0,3 L
Frequently asked questions
How much does Philips 3000 Series DST3040 Iron cost?
Now €54 at online shops that deliver to Belgium. Prices as of 14 October 2026, updated daily.
Is Philips 3000 Series DST3040 Iron cheaper than usual right now?
No. €54 is 11% above the average lowest price since 5 June (€49). The lowest point was €45,99, on 2 July.