Review on Infrared convective heater Electrolux EIH/AG2-1500E, white by Mateusz Cieciora ᠌

To tell the truth, I have nothing to compare this model with. It fulfills its task - it saves from the cold in an apartment with mediocre heating and leaky plastic windows, at the same time it also eats electricity, be healthy (do not forget about the lying sensor), in general, there are no complaints, but there is nothing to admire either. Pros: + Efficient. Warms up a room of 15 sq. m. from 17 to 26 degrees in a few hours + Nearly silent. Sometimes it clicks, but at about the same volume as the TV does when the plastic cover cools down in the telly + Compact. Takes up much less space than oil heaters Has some cons: - The temperature backlight is just awfully bright - as if there is a phone on the floor with the screen on. I also don’t want to cover anything for security reasons, because the area with the keys also becomes hot during operation. - Very short power cable, slightly longer than in a mobile phone charger. But the heater eats be healthy (one and a half kilowatts in operation) and anyhow you can’t connect any extension cord to it. - The temperature sensor. not that it "lies", but it shows the temperature of the bedding under the heater, not the temperature of the room. That is, you have to constantly indicate the temperature "with a margin" so that the room warms up properly. - It is inconvenient to move it around the room - you either have to wait until it cools down, or grab onto the plastic legs, which will not last long with such movements.