Space Heater DTZY, 1000W Efficient Energy Space Heaters for Indoor Use, PTC Ceramic Fast Heating, Overheating & 45°Tip-Over Protection Portable Heater for Indoor Office, Bedroom(White)

I bought for my RV, when parked and plugged in. It is seriously good! I think I will buy another.Only one notable issue, is the amount of heat comes with the front grill getting pretty hot- hot enough for little kid to burn a hand, possibly, but its a heater like any other, so that's a real thing. I am going to buy a second one. Its really great.

I have been searching high and low for a small horizontal placement heater that has a low profile. They are hard to find and this thing fits the bill. I have it tucked inside an old ceramic and cast iron heat insert from the 1800s - it fits away perfect. It doesn't heat fast, but I'd say it raises the temp in the area by a degree an hour. My room is around 300 or so square feet. The room started at 65 degrees and 8 hours later it was at 78 degrees. Now that was in the center of the room, and the edges and corners still felt cool. Overall it fits my needs. The only reason I don't give it a higher rating is that it doesn't have more features and it's a little slow.

I bought this for my wife to keep in her office. She needed something compact that she could easily take to the office and would heat up quickly without making excessive noise in the office. This heater has been really good so far in all these objectives. It's small enough to easily carry around but still provides good heating capability. Wife hasn't complained so far. The noise level is very low as well and it looks decent to be kept in an office space. I'm quite satisfied with it.

re-edit to put my review in a bullet style layout:-built well, but heat doesn't come out straight, but at the top edge, cant tilt it to compensate due to anti tip protections. heat makes the front top bit VERY hot, because of the air not blowing straight out but towards the top.- first fan mode is very weak, so weak, the fan may as well not be on, makes the unit disturbingly hot, i dare say it can probably give you a 2nd degree burn, depending on how long you have the unit turned on for. it gets stupidly hot. the first mode needs a stronger fan, the 2nd fan mode, is strong enough to blow the heat much further, but it still blows at the top rather than straight out so the top still gets really hot.-when turning the unit off, it makes popping sounds, im not sure what its from, but it sounds very disconcerting.-the knob to turn the unit off/on, is very stiff, and requires 2 hands to use. maybe thats a good thing? i find it to be a double edged sword, because the unit gets ridiculously hot on the top, you have limited places to grab to turn the unit off/on.==========IMPORTANT==========-if you plan to use this for gaming or near a keyboard/mouse or anything plastic, make sure its pretty far, i had this a bit too close and melted my keyboard keycaps, idk a good distance but id say about a foot is probably safe, but test it out on your own to find what works for you, i didnt test it im just guesstimating a good distance.

Really puts out heat and runs quiet!

I would have liked this product but it’s not been thought through. First, it’s slim but they added a power cable that doesn’t have an angle and it basically renders its slim form factor useless. Second they put stickers on it which after removing result in permanent residue that’s impossible to remove

Works for my sons room purrrfectly! And is smaller and a plus that it's cute!

I recently found myself in need of some extra warmth in my solarium, where I relocated my Microsoft Flight Simulator. With a room measuring 32x10 feet and just one wall vent, the space occasionally got chilly. Lucky for me, I have a small heater that's become a game-changer for keeping things comfortable.This little heater, although one of the smallest I've ever seen, does a commendable job of heating the area around and under the flight simulator floor. It offers two power settings: 500W for gentle heating and 1000W for rapid warmth. Be warned, the high-power setting is quite potent and can quickly drive you out of the area if you're not careful. However, it's a great feature to have, especially in colder climates.One standout feature of this unit is its "UL" listing, which guarantees safety and adherence to specifications. This reassurance is crucial when dealing with heaters, as it eliminates any fire-related worries.The heater also incorporates a thoughtful safety feature. If it's ever tilted over past 45 degrees, the heat automatically turns off, and cool air starts flowing to cool it down. This provides peace of mind, especially if you have kids or pets around.The only minor issue I found was with the on/off knob, which is stiff and requires a bit of force to turn. It does its job, but I hope it loosens up over time with use.Now, onto the fans – they are the loudest when the heater is set to "high power." After taking the unit apart, I discovered that the fan blades are shallow, which contributes to the noise. It would have been great to see deeper fan blades similar to those used in Noctua fans. This change could have allowed the heater to move more air without causing excessive noise. Nevertheless, it's a minor concern given the overall efficiency of the heater.This little heater is a fantastic addition to my solarium. It's compact, safe, and does an excellent job of warming up the space, even on its lower setting. I'm considering getting another one for my basement work area due to its small size and great performance. If you're in search of an affordable, energy-efficient, and relatively quiet heater that won't break the bank, look no further – give this little unit a try. It's a great investment for keeping your spaces cozy during colder months.

Heats up very fast

Very small. I should have read better maybe. It would be ok for a small bathroom.

Needs a “on” light.Nothing lights up when turned on.Possible danger.

So this heater does work. The airflow isn't super fast, but this allow for the air to become hotter, which can help to bring a small room to temperature.I tested with a meter, and it does use about 500 and 1000watt once it running in the 2 different mode. But it does go over 200watt on each mode at the beginning.It does have a UL logo on the bottom, but it doesn't show the c or us next to it which are normally on device now. So I'm not sure if it a really UL listed device.The power cable does have the ETLc and ETLus logos, but the it feel thin. The wire is 18AWG, which seem fine for this type of application (as the cord is short), but I would really have preferred a bigger gauge cable if it just to appease my mind.The one thing I really don't like with this unit is the Rotating switch. Everything else seem pretty well made, but they went with a round plastic piece that is as smooth as the rest of the case, which mean it slippery.

I lack space, but needed a space heater in my small trailer. This little heater is about the same size as a Bluetooth speaker while capable of pumping out enough heat to warm a small room quickly. The built in fan pushes the warm air filling the space quicker than other heaters, and circulates the air so the heat is evenly dispersed. It tucks away in a cupboard easily when not in use. It has been incredibly convenient at my trailer, where my nightstand and cupboard create a shelf with low headspace that wouldn’t fit the more upright styles, whereas this fits perfectly with lots of space around it for safety, and warms my bedroom quickly and easily in the fall and winter.