Warmlite WL43002YW 5 Fin Oil Filled Radiator with Adjustable Thermostat and Overheat Protection, 650W, White

Once I connected to the electrical source it started to leak oil, I don't know if the reason was due to wrong shipping or due to manufacturing defect.

After only one week of use, the radiator started leaking oil. Disappointing.

Very good heater

I purchased the Warmlite WL43002YDT 650W 5 Fin Oil-Filled Radiator with the hope of heating a small room effectively. Unfortunately, it failed to meet even the most basic expectations. After running it at full power for over two hours, there was absolutely no noticeable increase in the room temperature. The only time you can feel any heat is if you physically touch the heater itself, which defeats the purpose of having a radiator. Even after it supposedly "fully heated up," it couldn't radiate enough warmth to make any difference in the room. For such a low power output and lack of efficiency, this product is a complete waste of money. It might work as a personal foot warmer if you sit extremely close to it, but for heating even a small space, it's utterly useless. Returned it promptly, as it didn’t serve its intended purpose. Look elsewhere if you're serious about heating your space.

It's not very hot, and it turns off after a while and won't turn on. The power cord is not an Australian code, it's a European code, and you have to buy a code separately.

Like many of us, ever since the pandemic the drive to home/hybrid working has meant that I spend a fair amount of time alone in the house working in my home office (aka smallest bedroom in the house). With fuel bills last winter spiralling, I am keen not to have another year where I have to turn the heating on in the whole house when I am predominantly working in one room. Hence this small heater... It is small (about the size of a shoe box I would say) and this is certainly not something for your living room, but if you want to warm up a small space to a comfortable temperature, then so far, this has been great. I keep it under my desk, and though it gets hot to the touch, there is no burn like you would get with a fan heater. Rather, it just slowly heats the air of the whole room up. Now I have only had it a while, and in September the weather outside is not particularly cold yet, but I am hoping that as winter approaches, this will continue to offer good value for money as opposed to heating the whole house. Finally, at a price of less than a take-out for two, what is not to like.

I live in a house with no central heating and one open fire, as a consequence it is permanently freezing as soon as the weather changes. The Landlord installed Oil Filled Radiators which were expensive and not very efficient, and after being here nine years; they have all given up the ghost. As the change in weather this year caught me on the hop and broke, I needed a source of warmth for my son's bedroom URGENTLY. I chose this because although I knew it was unlikely to heat my son's 3.5 x 2.5m bedroom I hoped it would at least warm his bed area as a temporary measure, because it was well-reviewed, AND it was £25.00. Worth a punt, right? Well, I probably should have checked the listed measurements be because when a box the size of a Large DVD player arrived my heart fell and I figured I'd been ripped off. Still, I put it together, (2 steps, easy), read the manual, (standard controls, no timer switch) and carried it to my son's room. (Full disclosure: I have arthritis and a fractured spine, I cannot lift anything heavy....I carried it with one hand. That's impressive!) So, I let it settle for a few hours and switched it on at about 50% and left the room with the door shut. Two hours later, I walked into a greenhouse in comparison to the previous temperature! I left it on low all night near his bed, (the metal does get very very hot, as they all do but he is 10 and not likely to be bothered by it), and when I went to wake him for school he had had to switch it off as he was too hot! Judging by the warmth output so far and price, plus the guarantee I will be buying a few more of these to use in the other rooms. I am not sure what the cost to run is per se, but it's definitely cheaper than the previous outdated radiator so far. Look for twenty five quid, what have you got to lose?