Compact 1500W Portable Electric Heater: Ideal for Indoor Use – with Thermostat, 3 Modes, and Overheat Protection Review

The product worked well on the first day and the heat output was great. I tried turning it on the next day and it didn't work. The light is on but there is no heat.

This will quickly get the cold out of the room. We usually turn the heating down at night so my office is cooler than I want when I wake up. I turn it on and go make coffee and when I come back it's hot in my office.

Love the twist to point the heater up instead of forward! The heating works great and so does the thermostat. Easily heats the bathroom on a low setting. The large power cord doesn't get as hot as other inferior cords, making it much safer for long-term use. I love it and highly recommend it!

This heater is compact, portable and provides instant heat that can cover a small space well. It comes with a thermostat and three heat settings (fan only, low heat, high heat). The angle of the heating element can also be adjusted, which is very convenient. I use a wattmeter to measure the power consumption of this heater. In fan-only mode, it consumes about 37W of power. The low temperature mode consumes around 1840 watts and the high temperature mode around 3100 watts, which is more than…

This is a great little electric heater. It generates an enormous amount of heat for its size. I have a larger heater for a large room and this heater puts out almost the same amount of heat but much less. The included handle is a nice feature, especially if you need to move it after it's done. The price is very competitive compared to other heaters in this size/function range and a 5% instant discount coupon is currently available. I wish it had a rollover sensor. I understand this is usually a

When I was a teenager a few decades ago, I saw one of those old gray farmhouse heaters set a neighbor's garage on fire. They were lucky that some old overalls and a stack of newspapers burned down, but the building itself didn't catch fire. So it was that in winter the owner would heat his shop and leave it unattended, and the lap dog would knock him over. It had steel guards on the opening to prevent it from falling to the ground, but it fell on newspaper soaked in motor oil. Thus, intense…