De'Longhi Bend Line, Remote controlled Ceramic Fan Heater 2kw, Digital Control Panel, Anti Frost Frunction,Oscillating base, Auto-Off, 24hr timer, For Rooms up to 60m3, HFX65V20, Black and White

Remote works well.Fan has just two speed settings, 1 and 2. That's it, so if you want to power-blast heat into a room to quickly heat it, then you're out of luck. It's not like a Dyson where you can spin the whole room around straight away. That said, it does heat a room up acceptably quickly.

Great heater, worth the money and heats large room very quickly, ended up buying two

Heats a room up fairly well and the swivel action helps distibute heat all around. Remote control settings are useful, easy and comprehensive. Noise level is good - lower than a fan heater. The only slight problem is that I bought this as it was about the only upright fan I could find that had a 'cold' setting. However the fan is not very strong - it would not really cool you down on a hot day. Otherwise A1+

I bought this item for my bedroom. It's quick to heat, quiet for the fact that it operates with a fan, rotation functionality is amazing as it distributes warmth evenly in a couple of minutes. Remote control, timer, and eco mode are a huge advantage. Minimalistic and elegant looks!Although it works perfectly in my bedroom it struggles to heat my living room - consider for small rooms only.

We’ve been using a Butane gas heater for many years, but it was getting old, probably gives out fumes we don’t want and you have to go out to a supplier and carry a fairly heavy cylinder around. The cylinders are getting more expensive and so a decent electric heater was the obvious option. We own basic fan heaters but this has a timer and an Eco Mode, which I was sceptical about and it is quite stylish. That said, at £90 you could get four gas cylinders or use a basic fan for quite a long time.This heater has a remote controller, which is great, it looks stylish, takes up little footprint and is perfect in a medium sized kitchen. The Eco Mode is good because it switches off and on to maintain the chosen temperature. The timer isn’t a clock function which repeats, but a delay where you set how many hours before it comes on, which is fine.It’s shorter than I expected, which is probably a good thing, so it would not be a big statement in a large space and it probably isn’t meant to heat a big room, but it’s perfect for us. Oh, and I like the confirmation beeps, which some people object to.

I wanted to avoid the cost of heating a significant proportion of my home whilst working from home in my study. This heater has proven to be the perfect cost-effective solution to saving energy and money. Looks great, is easy to control and the added remote control is a bonus. You can hear it, but I certainly wouldn't describe it as noisy or distracting.

Instant heat and very portable warms the room quickly thermostat switches off when temperature reachesd

The 1st photo shows the condition of the box when the heater arrived. The 2nd one shows the torn part of the box folded down by me to show the extent of the worst damage. There are also tears, dents and creases on two sides and the back! The box was not taped down anywhere, which, along with the great deal of damage, made me wonder what had been happening.If the product had worked properly I might have left things at that, but the plus switch only works intermittently (19 presses to make it work is the latest record!).Once a replacement arrives I will reassess my star rating, as the three stars is to reflect the deplorable condition of the box and the faulty plus switch. I will also be in a better position to report on what I hope will be the true quality of the heater!Since writing I received a replacement but the fact that this one also has a faulty plus switch is significant enough to merit reducing the star rating to 1 star. I had to press it 65 times on one occasion before it responded!! This, or even just 2 or 3 presses, means that the time setting process times out before a time can be set! The remote works, but remotes, especially tiny ones like this, with a tiny battery to match, can get lost or get a flat battery. Also, the thermostat is too unresponsive to temperature variations. Finally, the tip over safety cut-out does not operate till the heater is laid flat on the floor, so, if it tips over partially against something there could be a fire risk. I can’t recommend it!