DREO Space Heaters for Indoor Use with Thermostat, 1500W Electric Heaters

One of the biggest problems with a central heating system is that it heats the entire house, taking more time to heat and use more electricity. If you are living in a big house like us and want just one or two cozy rooms to stay in, a central heating system can run up your electricity bills in no time. At the same time, there are still some nooks and corners that do not feel warm enough in your bedroom or home office. Portable space heaters are perfect answers for such a scenario. They are small, compact, yet powerful enough to heat the space in no time. As only the space you are in is heated

I’m very impressed with the DREO 1500W Electric Space Heater. It heats the room quickly and does a great job of maintaining a comfortable temperature without taking up much space. The remote control is very convenient, especially when adjusting the settings from across the room. I also like the compact 16-inch design, which makes it easy to place in a bedroom or larger room without being in the way. Overall, it’s quiet, easy to use, and provides plenty of warmth. Definitely a great heater for the colder months!

Just buy it. It’s so worth it. I love mine so much. So from no heat on in the house at all. Living in a mountain town let’s say 20 degrees out to be fair. Takes about an hour to fully heat the room from freezing up to temp. It’s quick and hot & good. Now if you just wanna leave it on in eco mode it turns off and on @ whatever temp you set. I live with no heat and keep it on 80 the dreo space heater. It looks nice. Remote is amazing laying in bed and change the temps without even moving adjust it through the night or day. This thing works !! It packs heat & I just leave it on 80 now and my room

My 4 year old quartz tower quit this year. So I got 4 winters out of it but I was happy with it the whole time. I researched all space heaters and decided to try one with the bells and whistles. My old one didn't have a remote and didn't oscillate or have a timer or digital display. All it had was Off, Low, High and a dial for a thermostat. I settled on this one. It came today. I like the bells and whistles I didn't have before but I should have ordered a 24" or 23" instead of a 15". I was used to a 23" and really notice the difference. I have to sit right in front of it to feel the heat. Not

Absolutely love this heater! It's the perfect size for my den, which is ALWAYS cold, I live in an older home. I've tried other heaters in the past but nothing would completely warm the room. This one does. I was originally looking for more of a tower heater but purchased this due to reviews and price - perfect choice.Delivered on time, easiest set up - plug and heat - that's all; love the remote. Once the room is toasty I can turn the fan down and not disturb the dog and cat in my lap (very important). This is one of the quietest heaters I have come across, you literally cannot hear the fan bl

The Dreo DR-HSH003 is one fine unit! From the unboxing, to the setup ease, to it's immediate heating when it turns on, this "dumb" space heater is well worth the investment! I say "dumb" because the only feature this unit doesn't have is Wifi app support. But outside of that, it does exactly what I need it to do!I needed a space heater that runs on 110V for my 1-car, 220 sq ft garage, which is setup in an off-grid electric environment using a Delta Pro 3 power station and two extra batteries, and where I recharge with solar. The 240V ceiling-mounted space heater that I was using, used way too

My day one impressions of this little 16" tall heater is phenomenal. It seems well-built, has a fall-over sensor, has metal parts in front of the coil, looks beautiful, and.. it heats very, very well. I picked this unit initially because I saw that it performed better than many other units in a technical comparison, including noise, and a Warehouse Deals open-box was available at comparable huge discount.When my beloved behemoth of a 1500w space-heater finally died (~0.75'L x 2'W x 2.5'H), I would have been skeptical about replacing it with a unit that's about 1/6th its size. Turns out, the ma

We purchased this space heater to supplement the forced air central heating in our home. Since central heating is seldom central - usually tucked off at some corner of the house - the rooms furthest from the heater have the longest ducting runs and are furthest from the thermostat. Add in the builder's practice of using the cheapest ducting and smallest return air registers that will work, and the remote rooms can get pretty chilly. Our remodeling contractor recommended an inexpensive first step: Replace the undersized return air register! He explained that the openings in the register should