The efficiency improvement of magnetic machinery, such as electric motors, has always been a topic of interest in the industry. However, measuring the power loss in the iron core directly is challenging, especially during startup phases or under non-sinusoidal operating conditions. As a result, many transient iron loss models have continued to be researched and discussed in recent years, particularly for small transformers operating at high frequencies and under non-sinusoidal conditions. This article compares two transient iron loss models that converge across the full frequency spectrum, capable of estimating the iron loss in magnetic machinery from low to high frequencies and under non-sinusoidal waves. It specifically compares the relative errors using the 35CS300 electromagnetic steel grade from China Steel.