Tower Heater, 1500W Space Heater Portable Ceramic Heater, Oscillating Electric Space Heater with LED Flame Light, 12H Timer & Remote Control for Home Bedroom Office Indoor Use

It’s great in a smaller space but takes a while to heat up a big room

Warms up living room on a coldnight

Haven't turned on my heat in a week. And it's been 35-55 degrees outside. Not that it heats the whole house but it nicely heats the room or area that I'm in enough that it's all I need, and a pair of socks.

Settings are a little backwards for me where, high is 1 and low is 3. The remote doesn’t turn the unit on and it can be noisy when it oscillates.

This heater is working very well in my office to keep me warm.

Unfortunately mine started making a really loud noise coming from the fan after a month of use. I’ve maybe turned it on 5 or 6 times before it started malfunctioning. Not worth what I spent on it.

Will produce enough heat but the noise is obnoxious!

There were a few things I am not crazy about. The "main" power switch is in the back and all the way at the bottom - so actually turning it on and off properly is a pain in the rear. At the top in fairly large block letters is "DO NOT COVER" which doesn't exactly add to the overall aesthetic. If you don't know not to cover a running heater then you probably need to have 24 hour supervision anyway. The "carry handle" is a joke and a great way to drop this and break it. It is a flat slick plastic indent at the back top and when you try to pick it up it angles downward - unless you have suction cups on your fingers it won't end well. The heat output seems to be typical for this type of heater. The oscillation so far seems excellent. It seems to be capable of just over 90 degrees which is much better than my last space heater of this kind. The remote control could be useful in a number of situations - for instance if you are laying in bed and you need to adjust the heater and don't want to get up. Finally there are the orange-red LED lights in the base (which you can turn off). I know this is just a gimmick, but actually I found myself liking them. I cannot speak to the safety features or longevity.