Portable Electric Heater with Thermostat, 1500w Ceramic Space Heater Fan - Ideal for Bedroom, Office and Indoor Use, 3 Heat Settings Review

I ordered one for my office next to my commercial building a few weeks ago so that I don't have to turn on the central gas heating. I was amazed at the amount of heat in a short time. I took it to my warehouse just to see how it would work. I set it up near where I work and soon had to switch from high to low because I was getting too hot. I have 2 other large 220v heaters that are not as efficient and suck power. I just plug this little man in and it's portable enough to take to where I work…

I have a two room apartment and I built this heater and experimented with it. I closed the bedroom door and turned the heat on to the living room (including the kitchen and dining area). I don't know the square meters of the area but it heats up the area very well. I also did the same experiment in my bedroom; I closed the bedroom door and turned on the heater and sure enough it warmed up my bedroom (which is of course smaller than the living room) as well as the bathroom when I left that door…

I live in a one bedroom apartment and this heater works great. I keep the bedroom door closed and put a heater in the living room (including the kitchen) and it heats the room very well, it's a powerful little heater, well worth the price, heats quietly and efficiently. I am very happy with this heater and am planning to order another one for the bedroom. I plan to use them extensively while I have a one bedroom apartment and have been experimenting with this heater. I closed the bedroom door…

After reading some reviews I thought it fair to answer some of them. I am NOT affiliated with the seller or manufacturer. "Appearance/Construction: This heater has many cosmetic issues and more than a few workmanship/quality control issues. Every sticker put on this little heater by the manufacturer was a curve. Examples: sticker on the front that says "do not cover". my heater. The "Do Not Cover" sticker is ideally positioned and should be over the heat source. The brand name has also been…

This is one of the first times I've been able to give five stars out of five without thinking twice. I also bought a heater (expensive from a very famous brand that rhymes with Fornado (and costs 3.5 times as much) and it reminded me of one of those drag races where a Ford Pinto and a Chevrolet Corvette line up at the mark, get ready, get ready and the crowd (and I think the driver too) all had their jaws open wide and fell to the ground in shock when the pinto (that heater in this case) did…