Dreo Space Heater, 1500W Portable Electric Heaters for Indoor Use, PTC Ceramic Heater for Office with Remote, Thermostat, 70°Oscillation, 12H Timer, 5 Modes, Safe Quiet Room Heater for Bedroom

Works great, durable, good value
I love this heater! I was using a crappy $20 space heater and decided to upgrade, and it’s made such a difference! The selling points for me were the remote control, the oscillation, and the thermostat. I love that I can set it to a specific temp and then just forget about it (until I turn it off). With my other heater, I was constantly turning it off and on, rotating it, and adjusting between the two heat settings (high and low). This has 3 heat settings and adjusts itself, so it uses less energy than with me fiddling with it all day. It’s also quieter than what I was using. No noticeable smell from mine. It’s noticeably cheaper than other brand models that do the same thing, which is why I chose it. It even worked after having liquid spilled on it! Although I kinda wish it hadn’t because my friend’s dog peed on it and I didn’t know until I turned it on and urine steam came shooting out of it. That’s a smell I won’t forget in a hurry, and now it’s baked in. Thank goodness I bought the insurance for it! I’m definitely getting the same model to replace it and am sad I’ll have to use the old crappy one until it’s delivered.Note that this doesn’t have a safety switch on the bottom, so it still runs when knocked over. I recommend not peeing on it, if at all possible.

Good heater. More like a 4.5 star, with one minor issue
If I could give this 4.5 stars I would. It’s not quite a 5-star only because *occasionally*, there is some noise when it is oscillating. The heater itself is very quiet, and the oscillation is mostly quiet, but I wonder if over time the currently-occasional noise will become more frequent. For my needs, however, I rarely use the oscillation feature, and I really like the heater otherwise.I’ve purchased and tested several small, 1500 watt heaters recently, and am posting mostly the same review with all four of them.To my surprise the Lasko Ellipse was my *least* favorite. I wanted the Lasko to be the best, since it has the best warranty of those I tested (3 years vs 1 year), but I really didn’t like the way it operated, so much that I returned it.Overall, the three Dreo models and the Lasko performed very similarly, with the Lasko being *slightly* louder, but still what I would be considered to be quiet – much quieter than my older Amazon Basics heater and a couple of other older, analog-control heaters. My problem was with the controls on the Lasko:• If you turn it off, it always comes on in the highest (H3) mode, not the last-used mode (i.e. Eco mode, which is the only thermostatically controlled mode). In comparison, the Dreo’s not only remember when powered off, they remember if they lose power / are unplugged.• Because it starts in the highest mode, that is a surge of power (potentially over 1875 watts briefly).• It consumes the most power when off (1.1 watts). On the other hand, it’s the only one of the 4 I tested with illuminated buttons, which dim so you can still see them in the dark to turn the heater on, etc.Possibly a small plus for Lasko is that the oscillation is a little faster than the Dreo.As for ALL of the digital temperature control models I tried, the all have these issues:• ALL use considerable power (near 1000 W) even at their lowest (H1) setting. At that setting it puts out a lot of heat. For some that may be good, but for one of the applications I had in mind, which was near my feet in my office, it’s simply too much heat. It’s fine if you’re at least several feet away from the heater, but not when too near..• NONE allow you to use the thermostat only at the lowest (i.e. H1) setting. H1, H2, H3 are all CONSTANT ON heat. “Eco” mode is when the thermostat comes into play. They do seem to reduce the power used (to produce less heat) as it nears the threshold you set for it to turn off. This does seem to work well on all models.• NONE seem to have an accurate thermostat, HOWEVER they’re accurate “enough”. For example, if you want it 70, you might need to set it for 73, but that’s not a big deal to me. I just adjust to whatever is comfortable, and let it take it from there. Also, they all have what I believe is a reasonable amount of hysteresis, where they allow the temperature to fluctuate between a bit above to a bit below the set-temperature, much like your home thermostat does. If you’re expecting it to maintain a perfectly constant temperature, good luck finding anything that will do that. (Comparing them to the much less expensive, older, analog Amazon Basics model I have, all of these digital models have less temperature swing.)I would consider all 4 tested models to be quiet. When in the thermostatically controlled mode, they all seem to speed up the fan (and crank up the heat) if the set temperature is well above the room temperature, then slow the fan down (and crank out less heat) as the room temperature approaches the set temperature.Notable features of each heater:Lasko Ellipse CD12950• Oscillating• Illuminated top control buttons, which remain on (but dim after a brief period)• Control lock (great if you have toddlers or pets)• 2 fan-only speeds• Timer has 30-minute increments (vs. 1hr on others)• Does NOT remember last state when powered off and back on! (Always powers on to H3. This was my main reason for returning it.)• Single button to cycle through H3, H2, H1, eco (thermostat), F2, F1 modes, +/- button to change temperature setting when in that mode.• I do not recall if front display stays on bright, dims or turns off after awhile, and I’ve already sent it back so I cannot check.Dreo Atom 316 DR-HSH006• Round design is somewhat unique.• Control lock (great if you have toddlers or pets)• Powers on to last mode.• Single button to cycle between H (always on), “eco” (thermostat controlled) and fan-only, with +/- buttons to change temperature in eco mode or cycle between H3, H2, H1 when in always-on mode.• Front panel (temperature setting, H1,H2,etc.) is always on and bright when heater is on. This may be bad for some if intended use is in a bedroom.• Least expensive of the 4 I bought.Dreo Atom One DR-HSH004 (THIS ITEM)• Oscillating• Electrostatic filter (see photo), which is easily removable for cleaning. IMO, all heaters should have this to keep out dust and extend their lifespan.• No control lock!• Powers on to last mode.• Single button to cycle between H (always on), “eco” (thermostat controlled) and fan-only, with +/- buttons to change temperature in eco mode or cycle between H3, H2, H1 when in always-on mode.• Front panel (temperature setting, H1,H2,etc.) turns off after 1 minute, leaving a tiny white icon indicating either fan, “eco” or constant-on, and a tiny red icon indicating the heater is plugged in.Dreo Quiet Space DR-HSH007• Oscillating• Control lock (great if you have toddlers or pets)• Can turn off beep (so is silent when pressing controls)• Single button to cycle between H3, H2, H1, Fan modes, while touching the +/- buttons switches to eco mode or adjusts temperature while in eco mode.• Front panel (temperature setting, H1,H2,etc.) turns off after 1 minute, leaving a tiny white icon indicating either fan, “eco” or constant-on, and a tiny red icon indicating the heater is plugged in.Of the Dreo models, I’d have to say my least favorite is the round Dreo DR-HSH006. Since I’ve only used it to test it, I may send it back and get another Dreo DR-HSH004 if it goes on sale again before my return window closes, even though it’s a bit more expensive since it oscillates. I definitely like that the DR-HSH-004 has an electrostatic filter to keep dust from being sucked through it and that the display mostly turns off after a minute, unlike the DR-HSH006 Aesthetically, however, IMO, the round DR-HSH006 is a little nicer looking.I’m attaching a picture showing the power consumption of each, which I measured with a Kill-a-watt meter. The chart also includes an older analog model just as a reference.

Good product
I’ve had this a month so far I like everything about it. It’s small and very efficient. It’s not silent, but it’s not noisy, but it blows heat almost instantly. The remote is a little hard for me, but that’s my issue. It’s a full function and very, very handy I love it. I just bought a second one this evening.

No cabe duda de que hay que comprar aparatos dedicados. O sea, productos que hagan una sola cosa pero bien hecha. Purificadores de aire, calefactores, ventiladores, aspiradoras, licuadoras que hacen dos cosas NO sirven ni duran. Medio calientan o medio ventilan o medio aspiran o medio purifican; ni una ni la otra cosa desempeñan bien;, en el peor de los casos, se descompone una función y nos quedamos solo con la otra que medio la hace bien, habiendo pagado por las dos. Este calefactor Dreo Space Heater hace una sola cosa y la hace súper bien, es una Maravilla. Constaten: elegante, pequeño, poderoso, control remoto (que funciona), control de temperatura, timer (programación de tiempo), tecnología de cerámica, seguro, nada ruidoso (en H1 no se escucha nada, en H2 es como ruido blanco, en H3 es como un ventilador). Mi cuarto alcanza la temperatura deseada en treinta minutos o menos, según el clima, y lo tengo que apagar o quitarme el suéter (es un espacio de 4m x 5.5m). Para mayor comodidad, puedo programarlo para alcanzar cierta temperatura y que se apague solo. Es mentira que el aparato o cable se calienta en exceso, falso; el mío no se calienta fuera de lo normal, ni su cable ni su gabinete, con excepción, claro, de la rejilla que, en efecto, alcanza temperaturas que queman la piel. No tiene componentes de metal que se pongan al rojo vivo incandescentes porque su tecnología es de cerámica, no de resistencias, por lo mismo no irradia luz visible (anaranjada, rojiza), clásica de los calefactores tradicionales (la imagen que presentan en la publicidad es engañosa, pues parece insinuar que el aparato irradia una luz anaranjada, pero no es así, esa imagen representa calor, no luz visible). Yo no conocía esta marca y dudé en adquirir el equipo, creí que era una marca de esas patito que pululan en esta tienda. Sin embargo, investigué y comprobé que Dreo es una buena marca de aparatos para el hogar. Agrego esta marca a mis favoritas: LG, Apple, Honda, Breville, Dreo.

The size is very convenient and battery lasted longer than expected