Welcome to Geek World, we are introducing our Geek Aire turbocharging tech single air piping space heater fan. Even if you have read those bullet points, there are still some deatails you don't wanna miss, so read on. Imaging that you're in a living room, pick up the space heater remote and press the key to wake up your tower heater, told by the clear"beep" that everything is ready. Now it is winter, press the space heater mode key. And increase the speeds by pressing the "+" at left, making the heat more perceptible. The hot airflow will be released from the space heater piping after 15 seconds waiting ,it should be mentioned that the built-in thermostat is counting the temp of ambient at this 10 seconds interval. it is intellectual that detecting the temp to conclude if heat is in needed before heat up to avoid wrong setting, thus, the temp should be set above the ambient temp, or this space heater will default into fan mode. Actually, the hot-wind touch sense made by this space heater can be described as your skin is crashed by feathers with high-speed, so-called the soft hot-flow. Your most intuitive feeling is no skin scorching-dryness, making your skin less sensitive. To transform this intention into technology application, the turbocharging tech is the best one to apply in this space heater. Turn to the shape of this space heater, It's not hard to find that the length of the air piping is two times that of a general space heater model, consequently, the space heater built-in PTC will be much longer. This design is mainly to solve the awkwardness when use that your sofa or chair is higher than your space heater. Another words,improper hight design of a space heater will lead to only part of your body feeling the warm or feeling overheated while the rest feels so chilled.
H**I
Too loud and poor feature design
On "low" (not economy), for a bladeless device it's extremely loud. On high, it's almost deafening. It's skinny outlet holes do more to create noise than to actually improve or assist air flow. I've got a 10 year old "standard" oscillating tower fan which, on high, is about 3 times stronger and reaches about 6 ft farther from the device. It's also about 10 inches shorter than the tower fan, so most of air flow is blocked by furniture. Unlike the Geek Air, the tower fan is nearly silent on high.Heat is one-off. Set the temp, start the heater, it attempts to heat the room. Eventually, it gets approx a a 6' bubble around itself close to the set temp and turns off. It does NOT heat any of the space further than the 6' bubble. Worse, IT DOES NOT restart to maintain even that minuscule space! When that temp drops, you have to manually turn the Geek Air back on, activate the heater and reset the desired temp.A medium sized room (say, 10x10, maybe a foot larger on either dimension) is considerably larger than a 6 foot bubble - so, as a space heater it's worthless. As a fan, it's fine if you want to wrap yourself around the pillar. Which means it's a poor substitute for a tower fan for cooling as well.All in all, look elsewhere if you want an actual space heater. This one isn't up to the task.
J**K
Innovative
It is very innovative. New way of cooling and heating. I thought it was not going to be strong, since it is blade-less. It turned out to be great.
Trustpilot
1 week ago
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