🔥 Efficient Electric Space Heater: 36" Ceramic Tower with Thermostat, Fast Heating, 3D Flame, Oscillation, Remote Control - Ideal for Large Rooms or Personal Use Review

The windows in our apartment are very poorly insulated. Instead of starting the heating system, we tried to choose an electric heater for a large room. We've had the heater for a couple of weeks now and it warms the room up really well. A very good option on the device is a timer and an oscillator. A cozy video screen in front of the moving flame is a plus, and at night when the lights are dim it creates a warm atmosphere. I definitely recommend it.

Bought this unit for a very large bedroom. Judging by the way the central heating works in our house, our master bedroom is much cooler than the small rooms for our teenagers. If I adjusted the sleeping area to a comfortable height for me, it would be too hot in their rooms. hence the need for a separate heater. The unit is attractive, quiet, and has nice features like a timer and variable temperature. To be honest, my room does not heat up as much as I would like, but this is probably due to…

It's November, so it's not "end of winter". For now the heating is working as advertised and I will update this review if colder weather puts it at a disadvantage. However, I will echo what a previous reviewer said and it would be better if the information (at least the thermostat temperature setting) was displayed on the front rather than just at the top. However, it's easier to see when you're standing over him, but if he's in your bedroom in the middle of the night, you'll need to be…

This is a very good heater and it does the job perfectly. I use it to heat part of my house (about 800 square feet), like I said it does the job very well. The device's fan never turns off. I use the temperature control set to 70* and when the unit heats the room to that temperature the heater turns off but the fan keeps running and then just blows cold air. I've tried all the controls and referenced the manual but can't find anything to indicate I'm doing anything wrong. The heater is next to…

A phenomenal concept, so poorly executed I can't even justify keeping it. where to start First, opening the box to find parts and a bag of screws with no assembly instructions should be your first indication that a problem is imminent. If you look through the instruction manual that came with it, you'll see things like "operation" as "operation" or phrases saying "why does the heater work". and "Why can't we adjust the temperature if we are lower?", you know it will be just another cheap…