🔥 Black Mini Portable Electric Fan Heater - Safety Energy-Saving Heater for Office, Room, and Desktop Air Warming Review

****Updated Review: My little heater died. I'm so sad. I love it. I wonder if I can return it. However. Worked well for my small space but didn't last long. Previous review: I love my little heater. Works great on my desk

Size matters, warms well. But the fan must be damn cheap because it just started making noise and now it's too loud to use in the office. So it's a good idea but lacks quality. In the video, I turned it off for an hour and then turned it back on. Still noisy. Don't waste your hard-earned money on this.

This amazing heater is about the size of a soda can (but rectangular). I bought it for a specific reason: the fact that it draws only 200 watts of electricity, so it can be plugged into my computer's outlet without blowing the circuit. I needed a small hand warmer on the keyboard where I sit in a cool room. Room. I hold it at an angle to the keyboard and it does a great job of keeping my fingers moving and even putting out just enough heat, a bit of soothing warmth for my body. So for my…

Well I've read a lot of reviews which are pretty mixed - some happy, some not. I add my opinion: I am satisfied, very satisfied. I use it as a hand warmer with a mouse while I have to spend hours every day at my computer in a not very warm environment. I don't use a mount to tilt it - I lay it on its long side so the intake fan can work well, and I aim the exhaust grille at my arm and mouse from a few inches away. I once walked away from my desk for about 15 minutes and left an object pointed…

I bought this little heater for a rather odd purpose and it works great! If you use VR glasses like the Oculus, you are probably aware of the fact that the lenses almost always fog up when you put the glasses on for the first time. You then need to remove the headset two or three times, wiping the lenses each time, until the headset reaches body temperature. I've found that all of this can be avoided by heating the lenses with a hair dryer or similar for 15-20 seconds, but it causes a headache.