Indoor Electric Heater 500W Portable Mini Space Heater with Instant Heating & Overheat Protection for Home Dorm Bedroom (White)

Small but mighty. I have an 8x9 room we use as a kids video gaming area and this little thing worked great. It takes about 20 minutes to heat the space but once heated, it holds the heat. The machine doesn’t get hot to the touch and is very good!! Recommend!

This was just what I needed for my office. Very simple and easy to manage. It sits on my desk and gives out very good heat. It's not loud at all.

This is a perfect heater for my 10x10 square foot sewing room. I've used it for a month so far. It heated the room when it was 20 degrees outside. The room became bearable in 5 minutes and toasty in 20 minutes. I love that it only uses 500 watts while heating the room really well. It's small, easy to carry, and stylish. It would look great in any room in a home. It doesn't make a loud irritable sound. It's a quiet relaxing hum. I assume the screen is metal which is heat resistant. I'm guessing it probably will not make a dark heat spot on the screen, that some heaters eventually do, at least for over 2 years. It passes all tests!

Works well but have to frequently blow out the dust from back before every use.

Nice heater quiet looks nice not loud it gets very hot wish it had a controll switch

Works great low energy efficient. I’ve used it in my pump house all winter on a low temperature switch. How’s kept the pipes from freezing all winter.

I was SO PLEASED when I first got this! It put out so much heat. I used it on my feet under my work desk and also to heat up my bathroom on cold days and it heat the room right up. I cut it on a few days ago in the bathroom and expected the bathroom to be warm when I went in there and you couldn't even tell the heater was blowing. You can feel the heat if you're super close to it now, but it's not blowing as far or as hot when I first got it. I don't know what happened to it.

This is perfect to heat a small office area or room area BUT not to heat an ENTIRE large room. Heat output is higher than I thought it would be, but the fan isnt powerful enough to push it that far. Heats a small 9x10 room okay but thats with a ceiling fan on reverse for the winter to push the hot air off the ceiling. Would be great for a cubicle, near your desk at home, or a small dorm room. 0 safety features other than "overheat" protection. Would be great if it had a temperature setting or timer built in. Says its 500 watts, but draws 520 watts on startup for a few sseconds then settles around 480-490.