GiveBest Portable Electric Space Heater with Thermostat, 1500W/750W Safe and Quiet Ceramic Heater Fan, Heat Up 200 Square Feet for Office Room Desk Indoor Use

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Not good quality

once connected to power smoke started to come out and i had to shut it off and it never worked again

I'm not sure about the thermostat as it's never shut off on its own while using the heat (it doesn't turn on for the fan unless the thermostat thing is set at a certain point though). It does get a bit warm but nothing disturbingly so. I have a small living room and kitchen - in the living room I'll put it across from the electric fireplace and turn it on and in no time my cold basement suite is a nice toasty 75. It's a little noisy but not overbearing. In the kitchen I'll put it on one side and another smaller space heater on the other and my kitchen, which is always cold, warms up in about 15 minutes and stays warm long enough for me to cook some food. My basement suite loses heat rather quickly (landlord's special) but running this for 5-10 minutes warms it up enough to be comfortable. I also like that it has a fan - since my kitchen doesn't have a vent or ventilation of any sort, I open the window in my living room, set this fan at the window and aim it towards the kitchen, and set another fan on the oven and force air from outside through the house and into the bathroom which does have a fan and ventilation. It's powerful enough to send the air across the living room. Would recommend. It's a good heater.

This was for sale in UK Amazon site and did not state it is only for use in North America. It has US plug and is 120V 60Hz so cannot be used in the UK. Don't buy in the UK unless you want to take it to the USA.

I rent an apartment in a 100 yr old house that has minimal insulation and serious draft issues, so it devours electricity during extreme weather. I use space heaters in closed off rooms/sections as needed rather than wasting money trying to heat an entire 900+ sq ft wind tunnel with 10 ft ceilings with heat pump/natural gas. It’s wasteful- Economically, eco-energetically, and financially. Winters here in the mid-southeast have become incredibly mild over the past couple of decades, so it’s just not necessary to add yet another utility bill to the monthly list of “things I give other people money for”. lol. I bought this heater to use during our unusually cold winter of 2025/26 to warm the air around water pipes in a crawl space during the sub freezing weeks. If those pipes freeze up, all three of the occupied apartments in the house are in big trouble. The set up: To keep the heater as level and upright as possible and to ensure that the safety shut off switch was correctly engaged, I placed it on top of an old heavy duty cookie sheet on a level spot of ground (unfinished dirt crawl space - no flooring) near the pipes but well distanced from any flammable surfaces. I ran a heavy duty weatherproof extension cord out from the slightly open kitchen window(which I later sealed off with plastic and gaffer tape), through the ground level wooden door, and into the crawl space. I checked every few hours to be sure my set up stayed put and that the heater continued to run safely. {Very fortunately, we never lost power. Knock wood for future.} It never overheated - partly due to the chilly ambient air and partly from the auto controls on the heater itself - and it worked perfectly to keep the pipes from freezing up. It puts out great heat for its size, works better than I expected it to, sturdier than I expected it to be, too. On colder but not sub freezing nights, I used it to keep the cat’s personal bed area comfortable so she wouldn’t keep crawling and jumping on me all night trying to to 1)get under the covers with me to get warm and/or 2)thrashing her way out from under the covers after she’s become too warm or needs more oxygen. Conversely, I’ve used the “fan only” option (not to be confused with only fans) to keep my iPhone and iPad from overheating on the handful of 90 degree days we’ve already experienced this spring. So, A+ for versatility. I’ve been sure to keep the little heater clean, to keep it’s motor debris free and in good shape. It’s demonstrated no signs of functional difficulties at all thus far. ***In my estimation, it paid for itself the first night I used it. Pipes are intact, all housing occupants safely survived the blizzards of ‘26. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

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