Space Heater Large Room, 30" Electric Heaters with Remote, 120° Oscillation, Adjustable Thermostat, 5 Heat & 3 Fan levels, 8 Safety Protections, 25dB Quiet, 1-12H Timer, Heater for Office, Black

Wow! Amazing heat and nice features! I live in an old loft with brick walls and concrete floors and this unit provides noticeable heat in my fairly large living room area. Quiet? I can barely hear it at all. Heat distribution? Effective and I can feel a good breeze seated about 10-11 feet away. Love the appearance and the remote has good range. I may well buy another one!

Great Heater – Read This Before You Return It There’s a lot going on with the settings on this heater. I’m not sure why blowing cold room air is a feature they included on a heater, but who knows I may need it someday. I fought with the H5, F3 settings and could not figure this heater out. It kept either shutting off or just blowing cold air. Finally, I went with the basic setting. Turn it on, go to temperature, arrow up and put it on 85 or 90, what have you and just leave it alone. Seriously, don’t keep checking to see what it’s doing, just set it and walk off. Set oscillation however you want. This heater senses the room temp (so don’t stash it back next to a bookcase) put it where it can get good airflow. It will come on and off automatically, adjusting both the heat level and the fan speed. When it kicks into high gear, I get warm airflow about 10 feet away. I was nice and toasty all day and night and this thing is whisper quiet. I think it has meh instructions and too many irrelevant manual settings, too short a cord for a unit that has to be plugged into the wall directly, but overall I’m pleased with this purchase. One day I may try to figure out the H5/F3 and if it will heat, or why it’s not (maybe I had the temp set too low?) I don’t know. Like you, I just wanted to be warm. Set the temp degrees, set the oscillation, and leave it be.

I’ve been a die-hard Lasko ceramic tower guy for over a decade — same model, same routine winter ritual. That thing finally gave up this year and I decided to “upgrade” to the Dreo 30" with the remote and 180° oscillation. Holy cow, I didn’t realize how much I was missing. The difference in temperature control is night and day. My old Lasko basically had two settings of “off,” “sauna,” and “wind tunnel.” The Dreo actually holds whatever temperature you set — no more waking up at 3 a.m. roasting or freezing. It keeps the air moving gently across the entire master bedroom (about 400 sq ft) without ever feeling stuffy or overly hot in one spot.The 180° swivel is genius. I can point it toward the bed when I’m sleeping, then swing it toward the sitting area in the morning without getting out from under the covers. it cycles on and off and still keeps the room rock-steady at 70 °F. Build quality feels premium, tip-over and overheat protection give peace of mind, and it’s whisper-quiet on low/medium (I fall asleep to it every night). Yeah, it costs a little more than the basic Lasko, but it is worth it, IMHO. My only regret is not buying this thing sooner. If you’re on the fence, just do it. This Dreo tower spoiled me — I’ll never go back to a basic oscillating heater again.

This is the third heater I’ve tried. One bought at Walmart (forgot the name, sorry!) and one purchased here on Amazon (Gaiatop is the brand). This one I’ve had a few weeks and so far, it operates as promised and keeps my four season porch quite happy! It promised a thermostat as did the other two but this one actually WORKS to keep the temp steady. It’s quiet, sleek and warms the area fairly well. Though the price seemed high (to me anyway at $90) it does a good job of heating my 6’x25’ space. (NOTE: The porch was recently enclosed with windows and sliding doors.) They promised it would insulate the once outdoor space, but it is still cold out there in the winter months here in Texas. Now I find I’m able to spend more time in my new space thanks to this heater. I will update if things change but so far it’s going a good job!

I’ve bought and returned 3 different heaters (not from this brand) before this one and I’m finally happy with the one I have. My room is in the basement so it’s a large cold space in this jersey weather. Since my room isn’t the size of a normal bedroom, it’s tough to keep it warm in here. Even with the other heaters I’ve tried, I’m still shivering when I’m here. I’ve been using this heater all day and I’m warm!! I’m not sure how big my room is in sq ft, but it’s like two normal bedrooms big or like a long living room. This heater can effectively warm up whichever half I have it pointed towards. That’s a pretty good amount of space considering the other heaters couldn’t achieve that. TLDR this heater works GOOD. It’s kinda tall, I’m 5’5 and it reaches to my upper thigh. It’s light though. I expected it to be heavy for how tall it is so it’s easy to move it around wherever. It’s SO quiet, obviously not silent but it’s the quietest heater I’ve gotten. It has heat level settings or you can set the temperature. It has this nice control panel that lights up (the way it looks in the pic) when you touch it which is kinda cool. It looks sleek with no buttons to push. Don’t feel like getting up to change it or turn it off? That’s okay, it came with a remote too. The cord isn’t super long but it’s long enough. Again, my room is big and doesn’t have too many outlets for it to reach to, so I feel like it would be a good length for a bedroom or living room. It’s got a timer too which is nice for when i’m gonna sleep. Only solid con I can really think of is the price. I got it for cheaper than $129 (or whatever it’s at) because I bought a used one for half the price. I was hesitant buying this at first because I saw the initial price. Maybe it’s because student loans take up a good chunk of my money, but I wouldn’t buy this for $129. I’d cap my heater budget at like $80. Overall, it’s a good purchase and you should get it.

This Dreo Space Heater includes safety features, good durability and functionality that really provides excellent heating of large rooms from a small size, light-weight design. It is definitely a good value and is easy to use from your easy chair with the fully-adjustable, hand-held remote control.

Orala dura mucho esta genial contento con el inversion a ver como va en el grande frio

Bought this to replace a noisy 1500w Honeywell ceramic heater, which was reliable and built to last, but simply too noisy with only 2 heat levels (low/high). While this was expensive for a space heater, it comes cross as premium build quality and I would say the extra features are worth it. It's ultra quiet, gives off great heat even at level 2 or 3, so you don't have to run it at 1500w. It has multiple heat levels and fan speeds (Low-speed: 700W (~5.83A), Medium-speed: 900W (~7.5A), Medium: 1100W (~9.17A), Medium-high: 1300W (~10.83A), High: 1500W (~12.5A)), so you won't trip your breaker if you're using other electrical devices (TVs, computers, etc.). I can comfortably run it at level 1 or 2 in a 150-200 sq/ft room and it's barely audible (probably around 25db). If you plan to use it for a larger room and your residence doesn't have good insulation, you might have to run it at level 3 or possibly high, but it's still much quieter than a traditional budget ceramic heater. When run at level 5, if you're sitting 10 ft away from it, you can feel the breeze and warm air, which gives a good idea of how effective it will be at warming a large room. Also, built in oscillation allows you to switch from 30 degrees to 120. It has a bunch of other settings like tip over protection, timer, child lock, etc. but I don't use those myself. Looks great as well. Can definitely recommend, just hoping it's build to last.

Possibly the best space heater out there. It’s very quiet, it has 5 modes (H1 to H5) that uses different wattage (starts at 700w to 1500w) so you can choose the strength. Or you can use the eco mode where you set the temperature and there’s also a fan-only mode. It’s heavy so it doesn’t topple easily. It’s also very quiet, you can barely hear it. There’s a mute option so you don’t have to hear the beeping when switching temps/modes etc. It also oscillates and you can choose between 60 degrees and 90 degrees. The heat output even in the lowest setting reaches far and it’s actually taller than I expected (around 1.5 meters I think). Overall a great heater, I’ve been using it during -15 weather in Toronto and I haven’t used H4-H5 modes yet!

No sirvió, duraba prendido 3 minutos antes de marcar error y apagarse. El primer modo de calentamiento no arrojaba suficiente calor sino hasta el más alto pero no se mantenía. Es una lástima por que estéticamente es muy bonito pero solo los intentamos durante 1 hora antes de decidir regresarlo, el precio era alto para su mal funcionamiento.

I didn't give it a 5 only because it's not -10 to -40 Celsius yet. That's when the real test begins. This heater blows a lot of heat and it's so quiet that I don't even realize it's on. I stopped buying oscillating fan heaters years ago because they were noisy and just seemed to blow and push drafty, cool air. I'm trying this one mainly because of the 'large room' description, the height and its functions. During the past five windy, rainy, 4 Celsius days, in an 18'x15' living space, this heater has been working well at levels H1 and H2 (there are 5). However, I don't know if it'll maintain the whole area at 21-22 Celsius, even after I winterize the windows and patio door. It is heavy so it may not easily tip over. When the heater was hot I laid it on the floor, it beeped about five times, the cool fan ran for 30 seconds, then it shut off. Now, the remote. The surface is smooth with very pale greyish symbols on an all-black surface, rather than a visible highlight colour. I use the heater mostly in the evening and until I memorize where the functions are, I'll have to shine the light from either my cellphone or laptop screen, or turn a light on to find the symbols. So far I like everything about the heater. If it doesn't heat the whole area, I'll purchase a second one to place closer to the exterior wall area.