Great to use. Turns off automatically so it doesn’t over heat. Perfect for heating a small room.

Good little heater - warms up a small room perfectly - A Godsend in the snow!!

Very happy with this fan heater, stylish item, lovely grey and black colour matches my room perfectly,
Arrived very quickly and excellent customer service.
Terrible smell when you first put it on but this is easily sorted by running it on full power for 2 hours by an open door or window to burn the smell off, now its odour free. Heats up very efficiently.

Very happy with this fan heater, stylish item, lovely grey and black colour matches my room perfectly,Arrived very quickly and excellent customer service.Terrible smell when you first put it on but this is easily sorted by running it on full power for 2 hours by an open door or window to burn the smell off, now its odour free. Heats up very efficiently.

Very good

Works well

This is a good looking little fan with smart black and silver colouring. It's sturdy and I had no concerns about ittipping over. Although other reviews say it's noisy, I didn't find it so.3 settings - fan only (for hot days) and 2 levels of heat. It efficiently warms an average medium sized room andhas thermostatic control to maintain the room temperature and to provide a frost guard. There is a safety featurethat will automatically shut the heater off if it overheats.The front grille does get hot if you use it, but that's to be expected.

The fan heater looks good but is very noisy for its size. I like the option of choosing between 1000 and 2000w as well as a variable thermostat. It is helpful that it cuts out when it reaches a certain temperature based on the thermostat; it saves getting up to switch it off and on again.The cord is not much over a metre and is too short for my liking; I need to use an extension cable to get the heater in the best place. Although the casing doesn't heat up, I don't like sitting it on the carpet as it isn't completely steady, so I've been sitting in on the box it arrived in. Not glamorous, but it works. It's a good flexible heater and heats up the room quickly, so I like it.

This is a nice compact little heater ideal for smaller rooms, it works really well and heats very quickly.There are three power settings, cool, low heat and high heat and this is he only downside to this fan that you can only use the thermostat when it is on high heat, on the other two settings there is no way of it turning itself off except manually.Shame really as it is almost a 5 star heater

Used this for a few hours as a fan last night and it worked perfectly in keep my room at an even temperature although it does make a lot of noise which is suppose the price you pay to stay cool.

OK, so it blows hot & cold air; it has a frost guard and variable thermostat setting (handy!), & in addition to no heat, has 2 heat settings. It is has a 'cord storage'; you stuff the cord in the base, though the plug will have to remain out the back. There is a handy handle, which is genuinely useful, compared to my old fan heater.Build quality wise, it's got a decent heft and seems solid enough, the materials (plastic) are fine and do a reasonable job of making it look up market. It has a 2 year warrenty, so I'd expect it to last reasonably well.For the size of the fan and the amount of air it actually moves however, the thing is pretty hefty. Additionally, it makes a noticeable 'fan' noise. Though it advertises being IP21 water protection, I wouldn't suggest letting this thing anywhere near anything wet.However all in all, not a bad little heater at all - it seems to have more features than most and seems well built - and designed and built in Europe as well.

This is a small ,tidy, good looking heater but reaction is somewhat mixed. First of all the cord is very short . That seems to happening on lots of appliances now and I do not approve of it. It leaves you with no flexibility and having to find and extension lead. Also, as I am on minus points, it is noisy!! It could ,for the price it is , be a lot quieter. I think more market research is required. It does give out good heat and I like the 2 setting. The automatic feature is good and there is an automatic cut out to stop and fire hazard. It is small enough to put on a table or counter out of harm's way and out of the reach of children and dogs so that is nice and quite safe. To me it seems to give good warmth and to be stable and have good safety features. Over all, even though a bit louder than I like , it is good and seem very useful in situations where you need extra heat.

I have often used a fan heater in the mornings and evenings when I first wake up and before I go to bed. I don't find them suitable for use more generally because you get so used to the heat that you feel cold immediately that you switch it off.This one has two powerful settings, along with a thermostat which you can set so that the heater cycles on and off to keep the room at your desired temperature. It does not have a swivel feature which is a shame, as I find that particularly handy on my current heater.One feature that I don't like the idea of is the frost guard - you set the machine to automatically come on if the temperature in the room drops below 5 degrees. This means that you are going to be leaving the machine somewhere switched on and unattended (if you were in the room yourself you would switch the heater on long before the temperature in the room dropped to 5 degrees) and I would be concerned about safety.

My old heater is a halogen one and we have had it several years. It still works but the casing has seen better days and I thought this might be a good replacement. After getting to grips with it and comparing it to what we're used to I have to say it has both pro's and con's in comparison.

It is much nicer to look at than my halogen one which was just an inexpensive one but this is also a lot smaller and seems to get tripped over a lot when it's on the floor. Our German shepherd is clumsy and more than once has knocked the heater over easily due to it's light weight and the base is quite small with no stand to keep it steady. We've moved it up onto a drawer unit but really prefer our heater lower down so that the hot air rises instead of starting halfway up the room.

I really like the auto feature though which will turn it on when temperatures fall below a set level. We just have to remember to switch it off after every use because I worry that it will turn itself on when we're out and not there to keep an eye on it, or rather keep and eye on our exuberant dog while it's on. It says it has a cut-out feature when it is covered but I haven't tried to see if face down on the carpet while it's on counts as 'covered'.

It's not silent in operation (using the fan) but it's not too noisy and we're probably just more attuned to the noise as our halogen is totally silent. To be fair the halogen doesn't have a fan which is where the noise comes in but it does have a switch to set it to twirl in an arc side to side.

Overall it works fine as a fan heater and it has the nice auto feature, the fan isn't too noisy and the whole unit looks stylish. I think it might be more expensive to run than our halogen and it's quite easy to knock over but it does what it's supposed to and heats the room. Probably won't run it as much as our halogen but it's nicer to look at so we can leave it out even when not in use.

My old heater is a halogen one and we have had it several years. It still works but the casing has seen better days and I thought this might be a good replacement. After getting to grips with it and comparing it to what we're used to I have to say it has both pro's and con's in comparison.It is much nicer to look at than my halogen one which was just an inexpensive one but this is also a lot smaller and seems to get tripped over a lot when it's on the floor. Our German shepherd is clumsy and more than once has knocked the heater over easily due to it's light weight and the base is quite small with no stand to keep it steady. We've moved it up onto a drawer unit but really prefer our heater lower down so that the hot air rises instead of starting halfway up the room.I really like the auto feature though which will turn it on when temperatures fall below a set level. We just have to remember to switch it off after every use because I worry that it will turn itself on when we're out and not there to keep an eye on it, or rather keep and eye on our exuberant dog while it's on. It says it has a cut-out feature when it is covered but I haven't tried to see if face down on the carpet while it's on counts as 'covered'.It's not silent in operation (using the fan) but it's not too noisy and we're probably just more attuned to the noise as our halogen is totally silent. To be fair the halogen doesn't have a fan which is where the noise comes in but it does have a switch to set it to twirl in an arc side to side.Overall it works fine as a fan heater and it has the nice auto feature, the fan isn't too noisy and the whole unit looks stylish. I think it might be more expensive to run than our halogen and it's quite easy to knock over but it does what it's supposed to and heats the room. Probably won't run it as much as our halogen but it's nicer to look at so we can leave it out even when not in use.