💨 Ultimate Comfort and Control: Digital Ceramic Oscillating Electric Tower Heater/Fan with Remote Control Review

Bought as an office heater. After about 4 months it was 75% functional. Hesitate no more. The values on the control buttons have been cleared. Now this is an expensive fan. And like I said loud.

I chose this heater because it said so in the remote control description. There was no remote control. If I hadn't destroyed the packaging I certainly would have sent it back quickly for a refund. I am concerned about this and I am VERY disappointed.

Oscillation and thermostat are nice additions. Basically I just let it up and run it under my feet. The timer function saves a lot of money. The inscriptions on the buttons are quickly erased, but there are duplicates on the front panel next to the buttons.

I don't know if I can give the name of the consumer review company that led me to my purchase, who gave it very high ratings for a reasonable price. I've had problems with my oven and it's been running 24/7 for weeks and works great.

Major design flaw: To see the display you have to bend down to eye level of the display located on the side of the heater. It should be at the top for easy reading. Completely unintuitive control buttons. But it heats well.

Love the size and the fact that it auto shuts off if tipped over or turned over. The one I ordered did not have a remote control. The temperature sensor can be moved up and down, but I can't select a specific temperature. This could be improved to be more user friendly.

This heater seems to work well, the thermostat and remote control are good features (especially at this price point) but the unit is definitely quite noisy. I bought this to replace a simpler, smaller heater that died this winter that I use in my home office. The noise level may be higher than is acceptable in a smaller room. I'm not sure I would recommend this device unless you're using it in a large room where you can place it away from you.