DREO Radiator Heater, 1500W Portable Space Oil Filled Heater with Remote Control, 4 Modes, Overheat & Tip-Over Protection, 24h Timer, Quiet, Large Space, Anti-scald Handle, Large Carpet Caster, Indoor

Nice heater. Gets hotter than expected based on my existing oil-filled Kenwood heater I have in a different room. Really like the LCD display and how it turns off in low-light, so if you were using this in a bedroom it dims when you turn the lights off. The only critique I would give is that I'm not crazy about the remote control. There's nothing wrong with it, it's just that over time these little remotes have a tendancy to get lost. Was looking for an oil-filled heater without a remote and ironically, the ones without a remote are all more expensive. If you're like me and probably a lot of others, by now you have so many little remotes you don't even remember what they are all for. There are two functions that can only be done from the remote: turning off the "beep" sound on button input, and turning off the LED display manually. Would prefer if ALL functions could be done on the front panel. Would be nice if there was some sort of storage onboard the heater for the remote. Now Have to really be careful to not lose it. Just personal preference, not worth docking a whole star. It's a very nice heater and "space gray" goes with my home office nicely.

Wish I had tried this type of heater sooner. Even on low (600W) it puts out a good amount of heat. It quickly heated up my living room, as I put it under the ceiling fan which was set on upwards on low to help speed air mixing in the room as convection alone would take longer. Sitting near it was like sitting near a fire place. I could feel the warmth radiating from it. It is silent except for the occasional creak of thermal transients as the unit cycles. In a well lit room the display remains on but in low light it does turn off after the 10 seconds mentioned in manual. The Comfort Indicator performs the same way. The thermal mass of the oil provides a a much more stable/continuous level of heat than a forced air type heater. There is a slight chemical smell when first powered it on that I suspect is just because it is new out of box and will stop with use, not objectionable but noticeable. It rolls easily on tile or wood floors, I don't have carpet anywhere so I don't know how easily it would be on carpet. The Burn Warning is real, my IR thermometer shows the fins at 195 degrees F when on low so DO NOT touch when running and follow the 3 foot distance recommendation. Take caution when children are around. Don't place the remote on it either for this reason. This would be a good choice for a survival heater as many of the lower end solar power stations would be able to run it on low (600W) or even medium (900W) BUT due to its electronics, be sure it is a Pure Sine Wave power station as not all are.

If u need a good electric radiator get this one I've had it for 3 years it's cute and ofcourse the best part is it's digital with a remote, so if i get too cold or hot i just grab my remote and the battery still hasn't been replaced. This radiator heats up a Med to large room in about 20 min with the door closed. doesn't make any noise unless maybe when u first turn it on, sometimes you can hear the oil or whatever, but not all the time. If whenever I need another I'm going with this brand.

I bought these heaters specifically because of the price, reviews, look, and the fact that I could set the temperature to maintain a more level household temperature. However, the important thing to remember is that the air around this heater is not moving, and it is not blowing the heat. With this being the case, the heater will shut off well before the room actually gets to the set temperature as it only senses the air immediately around it. To get around this issue, you have to set a box fan next to it, blowing across the fins. At that point the temperature setting works great! High and Low heat settings work great no matter what, and I like that you can child lock the settings.

Our master bedroom is above garage, the garage ceiling I suspect was poorly insulated. It is So cold you could see your breath evaporate as you exhale. So I would keep the door closed to that room, so the rest of the house stays warmer. This winter I really wanted to stay in master bedroom, so I decided to try the heater option, until we fix the insulation someday. I was pleasantly delighted how powerful this heater is. It keeps our bedroom warm. On warmer days I keep it at H1 setting, on coldest days when it was -3, -4 F° I keep it on H3 setting and our bedroom is comfortably warm. Turns out we had a problem with furnace as well, we fixed it and now whole house is much warmer but master bedroom is the coolest room anyways, so this heater is here to stay with us. Another bedroom is slightly cold due to window issues, I got second one, so our son is warm during the night. That bedroom is smaller so we run it on weakest setting and it is enough. Recently furnace completely stopped working, while we got it fixed , I put two of these heaters in master bedroom and we were able to stay warm in that room with doors closed, almost two days without heating at -4F with two kids, one of which is 3 months old. I freaked out, my baby could catch a cold or smth due to cold house, almost went to hotel or to parents house, but with two of this heaters running at the same time I was able to stay home, and keep my baby warm until we fixed the furnace. I don't really like to spend my time writing reviews, but for this company I will, I feel grateful this company manufacture decent quality product. We owned fancy stylish oil heater few years ago and it was not doing it's job. However this one is really a good product. So I do recommend it to anyone. Update: Our electricity bill arrived this months doubled. As mentioned above due to furnace problems we run two of this heaters almost non stop. So be careful about that. Now I make sure not to forget to turn it off during the day. And use it at night only until spring.

Shuts off after ten minutes. Less than a year and doesn't work. Used like five times.

La verdad el radiador funciona muy bien, aunque debe aclararse que tampoco es como que sea un horno y vaya a sentirse caliente el área en donde se ponga a calentar, pero si hace que el ambiente sea más cálido, mi habitación es de aproximadamente 16 m2 y si se siente cálida en comparación con el resto del departamento. Las primeras veces de uso si se puede sentir un olor peculiar por el aceite pero no es algo precisamente molesto. Había leído algunos comentarios acerca de que el cable se calienta pero hasta ahora yo no he tenido ese problema. En general es un buen electrodoméstico, funciona bien y realmente ayuda en estos tiempos de frío, por lo menos para poder dormir calidamente.

Funciona bien

Calienta muy bien la habitación y a la temperatura deseada

Me decidí a comprar este calentador porque ya tengo un ventilador de esta marca y me gustó la calidad y el acabado, y en definitiva es como esperaba, calienta muy bien la habitación aunque es un poco tardado en que se note la diferencia más o menos unos 30 min, es muy silencioso, me gusta la forma minimalista, su pantalla y el indicador de temperatura led le dan un toque único y elegante. Lo único que si veo es que sus ruedas se ven algo frágiles y a pesar que es un modelo reciente es lamentable que no traiga wi-fi para que sea controlado por alexa como otros productos de la marca y que solo venga configurado en grados fahrenheit ya que hay que hacer conversiones a celcius para saber a que temperatura lo queremos poner. Actualización después de un año y como un total de 2 semanas usandolo: habiendo una temperatura exterior de 2⁰ C pongo el calefactor a maxima potencia para sentir el interior del cuarto a unos 27 ⁰C solo el aparato ya que el cuarto nunca llegara a esa temperatura y noté después de 3 días continuos de uso apagandolo unas 8 horas diarias que el enchufe se estaba derritiendo por el paso de la corriente además de que empezó a salirle como un tipo de aceite en el mismo, además de que olia a plastico quemado, si no me fijo que ya estaba derritiendo el toma corriente también yo creo que hubiese pasado algún cortocircuito, hay que tener cuidado con eso, yo a pesar de tener independiente la línea eléctrica para el calefactor igual consume mucha corriente, estuviera bien qué sacaran uno compatible con 120V y 220V para que la carga de ampere no sea mucha para una sola línea del cable.

Tenía un calefactor de convección pero aunque cumplía su objetivo también hacía mucho ruido. Este en cambio funciona perfectamente y con cero ruido. Hay que considerar que es necesario encenderlo con tiempo ya que por su funcionamiento tarda más en calentar el espacio completo, aunque una vez que lo hace, el cuarto dura más tiempo caliente aún cuando se apague el equipo.