Oil Heater, 700W Air Choice Oil Filled Radiator Heater with Thermostat, Indoor Quiet Heater Heat Up 120 Square Feet quickly, Automatic Power-off and Durable Radiator Heater

I have bought other heaters before, but most of them are either noisy or consume too much electricity. I saw this oil heater on Amazon a few weeks ago and decided to try again. I was upset when saw its small size, but to my surprise, it works efficiently and provided heat quickly. More importantly, it saves a lot of energy!

Like many of you, I also scoured the product reviews before buying this heater back in Nov/Dec. I wanted a heater that was small, but powerful, and help reduce my utility bills.I had read some wonderful reviews and bought this heater, following my gut feeling. When it had arrived, I was slightly disappointed that the heater was so... compact looking. I was planning on using this in my 10 feet by 10 feet bedroom in the winter weather in Southern California.When I plugged that bad boy in, wow! I was extremely impressed! When the door is shut, and you trap the heat in, you can already feel the heat radiating pleasantly. It's much like a soft toasty heat. It is not too hot, and not too cool. I stay up late at night studying and this heat keeps me very much warm!The cat, previously, preferred the internet and modem devices as her "heater". Now, as seen in this picture, she is cozy next to the heater! I absolutely LOVE my heater.It does cycle on and off, so it doesn't suck all of your electricity bill. So I very much appreciate that feature. When it is briefly off, you don't even notice the heat dying down. It still gives off an ember glow.

I needed a small oil filled heater and this is perfect. Works great! Couldn’t find one locally so I’m so thankful I got this one through Amazon and with speedy delivery! Thank you!!!

Very small heater , gives a decent amount of heat that heats up slowly without the risks of tower heaters.

Bought 2 of these for use in a small yacht. Running constantly, one could barely keep the salon 10'x9' at 65 degrees with an outside temperature in the low 50's and air circulators running too. I need these for use in the winter months to keep the boat at around 50 degrees. 700 watts isn't enough. There is no auto-shutoff if the unit tips over. They do get hot to the touch, but you would have to hold on to it to get burned. May not be suitable for use near small children. And certainly not within 4 inches of combustible material on the sides. Safe to set on cabinet or floor as the feet provide necessary clearance. Returned them.

I'm working from home in a cold basement these days. Needed something to warm my hands but all the electric heaters were 1500 watts - too much to share a circuit with my computer. if I bought one I'd have to remember to only run it on low so I purchased this little oil-filled radiator instead.It's cute - a miniature radiator. I initially put it under my desk and never felt the heat unless I put my hands under the desk right over it. I've since figured out that I should wheel it out next to me so there's space for the warm air to go. If I turn it up high then the air around me warms up a bit - legs are good but I have to put my hands very near every so often.I have forgotten to turn it off and when I've returned hours later it's still running. I know that doesn't sound good, but honestly if puts off so little heat that I don't think it can cause much harm. I think this would be ideal for a small bathroom, something like that. It lives up to expectations as long as your expectations are low.

This is a great little heater for a single room. I have two. Bought the first for the living room and decided to get a second for the bedroom. It was no longer available from the first seller, so I ordered the identical heater from a different seller. Unlike the first, this arrived with massive super sticky advertising labels over the entire front of the heater. Besides being annoying this doesn’t even seem safe. These are not your typical hard to remove labels either. I don’t know what kind of adhesive they used but I had to cover the area with Goo Gone and then use a razor blade and finally alcohol to clean it off. Then wash well and run it in the garage for a couple hours to make sure none of all that was giving off fumes when heated. It’s a great little heater, buy it elsewhere.

Our home uses radiator heat, but it can get so noisy at night that we have resorted to using oil-filled radiators in our bedrooms at night. (I live in the mid-Atlantic, so our winters aren’t super cold.)This little radiator was a replacement for a larger (and more expensive) heater that stopped working. But I gotta say, this little baby can put out the heat! It keeps my 300 sq ft bedroom at a perfect 71 degrees all night! That’s not even at full power.I would highly recommend using this to keep warmth in your smaller spaces.