Review on 🔥 Optimus H-1322 Compact Fan Heater with Variable Speed and Thermostat by Todd Saunders

Ok first of all for those who say it's noisy. It's an 8-inch fan that pushes air through metal rings and a narrow tunnel. It's not quiet, but it's not annoyingly loud either. Certainly no louder than other heaters of the same size. It has a slightly sensitive thermostat, which I think is actually a good thing. It also turns off the fan when it heats up and the thermostat hits the temperature. These cheap guys don't usually do that, they just turn off the heating coil. It doesn't get too hot, I'm actually leaning on the couch with a perfect mind. The office I heat in is about 10 by 15 and it's just 30 degrees outside. This easily keeps the room at level 78 and still turns off. Let's look at durability as it will be the only source of heat for this office all winter long and will run 12-15 hours a day. If it's not reasonable I'll update. But let's face it, $15 if you work 2 months is still cheaper than natural gas. (By the way, right after opening it I could see the weak points of the heating element. Someone who could solder could easily fix it and get another no matter how long it was). The office was so busy I don't know what it was, but now I know it was my fault. I turned it off, fiddled with it, played with the dialed number and I just couldn't get it to turn back on even though the light was on. The screwdriver in hand is preparing to open, it starts to work again. Apparently I somehow triggered one of the safety mechanisms and it turned itself off. It's been working great for a few hours since then. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the lack of airflow and it shut down due to overheating issues. So be careful if it dies on you it could be fake and it could be your fault lol.