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What plate width is listed for this SinglePass Smooth X?
The exact U.S. product page lists a one-inch plate and SKU 201197-UL-10. This is a manufacturer dimension, not a measured section size or a promise about access or styling time.
Explore this need in the finder →Can the Smooth X use more than one heat level?
The exact page lists nine heat settings, so it is classified as adjustable rather than a single-preset model. The reviewed page text does not print a full temperature table; no ideal temperature is inferred.
Explore this need in the finder →What power and travel facts are established?
T3 lists corded operation, 100–240V input and one-hour auto-off. Its reviewed exact page does not give a numeric cord length; confirm the unit label and plug needs separately.
Explore this need in the finder →This source-based assessment covers the T3 SinglePass Smooth X, U.S. SKU 201197-UL-10, in its listed one-inch configuration. I reviewed the exact product page and its linked instructions; I have not used or tested the iron. The image shows the Satin Blush finish, not a different model or a separate performance result.

The comparison point is a documented one-inch plate
T3 lists a one-inch plate size and describes the plates as 20% longer than its comparison design. That gives this model a clear width entry for a shortlist and a maker-stated geometry feature, but the longer-plate wording is not an independently measured dimension or proof of faster styling. A plate-width number alone cannot tell a buyer how large a section to take, whether the tool suits a particular root area, or how many passes will be needed. T3 also names CeraGloss ceramic plates and CeraSync heaters; its smoothness, shine and one-pass language remain manufacturer claims rather than results demonstrated here.
The exact product page identifies nine heat settings and a high-performance ceramic straightener, while the linked user guide is the correct place to confirm operation and cautions. A multi-setting tool is a different fit from a fixed-temperature model: it provides more than one listed heat level, but that capability should not be treated as a personal heat recommendation. Use the supplied instructions and choose settings conservatively; no test in this review measures plate temperature, recovery, hair breakage or finish.
Temperature control and evidence limits
The page describes nine settings but its prominent summary does not list a complete set of exact temperature values. I therefore use the documented count and adjustable-control distinction, not an invented temperature table. T3 promotes even heat and reduced frizz; those are claims, not independent findings. If a specific minimum or maximum temperature is essential to your choice, confirm it from the current instructions for SKU 201197-UL-10 rather than borrowing a range from a related SinglePass iron.
The nine-level control may be useful to someone who wants to select among multiple settings, but it also asks the buyer to understand the device and the chosen setting. It does not reveal which level is appropriate for an individual, and the product page is not a substitute for professional advice where hair condition or treatment makes heat exposure a concern.
Power, reach and travel checks
T3 lists 100–240V input, 52 watts and an automatic shut-off after one hour. This supports universal-voltage filtering for the listed corded configuration, but voltage compatibility and plug shape are separate: check the label on the delivered tool and determine whether a destination plug adapter is needed. A plug adapter does not convert voltage. The reviewed page does not publish a numerical cord length, so the swivel-cord description is not enough for a cable-reach requirement.
The one-hour shut-off is a backup feature, not a reason to leave a hot iron plugged in or unattended. Follow the current safety and cleaning instructions for the exact tool, keep heated plates clear of skin and water, and unplug after use. If the cable length, travel plug, heat range or included storage accessories matter to your decision, ask the seller to verify those exact details before ordering.
What the image and offer do—and do not—identify
The image is an official Satin Blush model image. It helps identify the pictured product family and finish; it cannot prove the one-inch width, internal controls, voltage or package inventory. The page's precise model number is 201197-UL-10, so compare the offer against that identifier and the one-inch specification. A generic T3 flat-iron listing or a result for another SinglePass design is not an adequate identity match.
Bottom line
The SinglePass Smooth X is a clearly identified one-inch corded iron with nine listed heat settings, stated 100–240V input, 52W rating and one-hour auto-off. It belongs on a shortlist when those sourced attributes fit the buyer's requirements. Its important unknowns are the exact documented setting values and numerical cord length in the reviewed page material, while its performance language remains the maker's. Verify the exact SKU, heat instructions, appliance label, seller package and cable reach rather than treating related T3 specifications as interchangeable.
Key specifications
Key details at a glance
| Plate width | 1 in |
|---|---|
| User-adjustable heat documented | Yes |
| Heating system | T3 lists nine heat settings and describes digital singlepass technology, ceragloss ceramic plates, cerasync heaters and 20% longer plates as maker claims; the exact page gives no full temperature table. |
| Automatic sleep after inactivity | 60 min |
| Universal-voltage support stated | Yes |
| Corded operation | Yes |
Use the exact model’s instructions for operating limits, supplied equipment and version differences.
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Check your own fit against the published facts
Use the finder to compare plate width, heat controls, cord and voltage needs. A fit is not a performance guarantee.