Dreo Space Heater, Portable Electric Heaters for Indoor Use with Thermostat, Digital Display, 1-12H Timer, Eco Mode and Fan Mode, 1500W PTC Ceramic Fast Safety Heat for Office Bedroom Home

Heater has many settings and is easy to operate. Thermostat works great or set one 1 of 3 levels (low, mid, high). Awesome heater for average sized room. Quiet.

*** NOTE: The heater I received doesn't have the buttons on top outlined. Looking at other reviews, this seems to be a quality control issue. One reviewer even posted a picture of the two he received: one with the buttons outlined, and one without. I'm going to exchange the one I received in the hopes that I'll get a replacement with the buttons outlined. I called Dreo, and they suggested I exchange the heater for a new one. ***I bought these to keep old pets warm during the cold of winter. I like to keep my house cold because I like it colder and I want to keep my energy costs down.What I like:- Excellent ability to direct warm air to your target. This isn't one of those warm-up-the-room heaters, which is perfect for keeping my pet's sleeping area warm without attempting to warm up an entire room to do so.- Excellent safety features. Actually turns off when tipped over. But what was really cool was that, when you turn this heater off, it'll blow air for another 30 seconds (which you see counted down on the side display) to cool of the exterior of the fan. When that's done, the heating grill is cool to the touch. Brilliant.What I'm "meh" about:- I don't need a child lock on my heater, but there's no way to turn this feature off as a default. It's simple enough to turn off when using the fan (hold a particular button down for three seconds), but I wish I could turn this feature off completely. BTW--there are lots of reviewers whining about how difficult this feature is to disable. It takes literally three seconds to do so.What I don't like:- The user interfaces are terrible #1: All of the buttons are on the flat top of the unit, but they're merely embossed into it so that the characters/symbols are the same color as the rest of the top. They are also not raised, but completely flat. I literally have to get within a couple of inches to know which buttons I'm pressing. I am not going to use this heater enough to memorize where specific buttons are located. Another reviewed used a white paint marker to color in the embossed areas. I'm going to do the same. But the manufacturer should do this in the factory. Or, better yet, make they symbols on the buttons backlit. That would be great.- The user interfaces are terrible #2: While all of the controls are on top of the unit, the display is on the side. So you're pressing invisible buttons on top while looking at the results on the side. I find myself looking back and forth rapidly as I mess with the heater's settings while it's blowing hot air. Put the display on the top of the unit with the buttons, and make the buttons backlit!Overall, I'm very happy with this unit, in spite of the lousy control interfaces. It's reasonably priced, and it excels at directing heat where I want it to go.

I have a freezing little office and I start work early in the morning. This little guy has solved my problem! I love that it is small, quiet, has a remote control, and heats up my office in no time. It did blow the extension outlet, so I put the cord straight into the socket. No problem. I still love it. I don't use the controls on the top. My remote works just fine.

I bought two of these this winter. I love them! If one dies I will buy it again immediately.I WFH and keep one of them in my office, under my desk. It allows me to keep the house really cool in the winter and only heat the room I'm in. I run this one full blast and turn it on and off manually when I feel warm enough.The other one went into my 3-season room. It's a big sunroom, the length of my house (the biggest room in my house, actually!) and even though I live in the south and have mild winters, it can be very cold in that room. I usually just close it off and don't use it at all until spring, but this year I was fostering kittens and keeping them out there. For their sake, we needed a heater. For this room, I put the heater on thermostat mode - setting a temperature and relying on it to turn on and off as needed even when nobody is out there checking.In both cases, it's worked perfectly. Even with tiny goblins tearing all over that room, I never felt they would injure themselves on it or that we would have a fire. If you lift it up at all, even a tiny bit, it shuts off. They're wide and sturdy and hard to knock over anyway, either from kitties or from me kicking it by accident. The high heat is very hot and heats my small office quickly. The heater is small, like the size of a coffeepot or so, and was plenty strong enough to keep my big sunroom at a reasonable temperature.They don't seem to get as dusty and gross as many others I've tried, because the grate is very small on front and nothing gets trapped on blades or whatever. They look really nice - people usually think it's a smart speaker and compliment them. They're small enough to store easily, could even be stacked in a closet because they are flat, and super easy to pick up and move to another place when needed. They never smell like burning and aren't too loud. Great buy!TEN STARS, no complaints!

My classroom is always freezing so I bought this space heater to keep under my desk. It works amazingly and is so quiet, it's hardly noticeable when it's on.The heat also warms up the whole classroom a bit, which I didn't expect from such a small heater.I definitely will be buying a second for my bedroom. Perfect for the coming winter.