TaoTronics Space Heater 1500W Electric Small Portable with Remote Control for Indoor Use, 65°Oscillation ECO Mode Tip-Over Switch & Overheating Protection LED Display, 18Inch, White

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Since the weather is getting cold, I started looking for space heaters for my living room and basement. I didn't expect too much since I only need it for heating in these rooms occasionally. I browsed the website and read lots of positive reviews on this brand and decided to give it a try.It arrived on last Wednesday, kind of slowly. But I was pleasantly surprised when I started using it. This heater is very compact, lightweight, but it has an impressive 1500 watts output and a range of settings and eco mode to choose. Now it's in my basement, about 12x14 space. It warms up very fast, and is very quiet when running. The rotation function is nice and quiet too. The remote control is a plus. It's small and easy to use, so I don't need to walk close to adjust the heater. The timer function is another plus, allowing turning-off automatically. BTW, the heating is through infrared, so actually you won't see any red lights/radiations from the heater. No heating part is exposed so it's safer than many other heaters, especially you have kids around.I love this heater very much and will buy another one for the living room. Would definitely recommend it to my friends. A great buy!

I love everything about this little portable heater. I purchased two actually to use in our outdoor closed off gazebo for the holidays mostly b/c it oscillates. The size is a perfect for our metal framed ledge inside the gazebo which is wired for electricity. It will be mild in Arizona around December but later in the day enough to take the chill off and enjoy the outside patio. We will double duty these portable heaters for our bathrooms or guest bedrooms when the temps dip down lower in AZ. These are Small enough to move around but packs a big output of heat! Love the controls and remote features. Safety feature especially the tip over mechanism works. Also, they look great! The packaging was really nice using a box within a box and fitted foam to protect the units. I had no issues with the units and shipping was really fast!

My office is in our bonus room, which is above our garage. Because of this, the room tends to be a bit warmer in the summer and a bit cooler in the winter. Even with the normal heat on, I tend to get cold in the winter. I found this small space heater and thought it would be perfect for under my desk.We've had a few cool mornings, so its been the perfect chance to test it out. Its been awesome so far. It heats up almost immediately. I've used space heaters before - and they all just blow out heat....nothing too special. The things this heater has going for it are: 1. The aesthetics - it looks nice! Its a nice simple looking column and it doesn't scream "look at me, i'm a space heater!" and 2. The oscillating feature - this is by far my favorite feature. It does a nice job of moving the heat around. With normal space heaters - it can feel like they are trying to melt your feet off, with this, it distributes the heat in a small area so you feel more warmth without getting overheated. 3. The remote control is nice - I keep the heater tucked under my desk, so its nice to use the remote to turn it on/off, adjust the temp without having to get under my deskSo far, I am loving this. Will update my review if things change as the fall/winter go on and i use it alot more.

Very solid little heater, great addition to my home office space. It's a little bit noisy - enough so that I don't like having it on during zoom meetings, as the folks in the meeting can hear it - and it blows cold air for a minute after you turn it off, which I find very odd - I've learned to turn it away from my chair before turning it off, so that I don't have cold air blowing at me once I'm comfortably warm. But aside from these things, it's a great heater - it heats the whole room up quite effectively, and you can set it to a temperature (not ANY temperature, but 70, 75, 80 or 85 degrees) and it will then turn itself off and on as it senses the room has reached that temperature. In terms of value for cost, this heater is worth every penny, and puts out more heat than more expensive radiator-style heaters I have previously owned.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I moved to middle TN at the end of the summer from Illinois. It still gets cold here some days and definitely at night, but not enough for me to want to turn my entire heating system on just to add a little warmth to one area of the house while I am in it, so after looking at and reading reviews for different ceramic heaters, I decided to give this one a go. The two rooms I will use it most in are both just barely under 300 sq ft each. I like that it is lightweight and easily portable. My office gets pretty chilly so I used it in there first. The unit itself heated up within a few seconds (Literally...I think I got to 4 Mississippi and it was pushing out warm air). It has a remote (batteries included which again is nice). Within 10 minutes of the unit being on, I could feel the air temp in the room was already warmer ( not just the air around me). It oscillates which is a feature I really like. My dog immediately went to sniff the unit once I turned it on and didn't get hurt or burned which is key for me since my dogs are quite curious.

I looked at probably 100 different heaters before selecting this one. A few of the reviews I read had mentioned that it was quiet and that was important to me since it was going to be at my desk at work (home office) and I didn't want to turn it on and off every time I was in a web meeting. I am very happy with my purchase because this little heater is quiet and puts out some tremendous warmth. I have been keeping it on the eco setting, oscillating, about 3 feet away from my desk and it warms me and my room very well. Size comparison, it is just a bit larger than 2 paper towel rolls stacked on top of each other and has a decent length durable cord. I haven't bothered to test the safety features, but really never hope I need them.