I have this heater about 2 1/2 feet behind my back on a table top. I have it set to medium and it warms me and this little 6 x 10 foot room perfectly.

Wow, this little things really heats up a room fast! I love how there is an Eco setting and how powerful it is for being as small as it is. Highly recommend.

Great heater

This compact heater generates an impressive amount of heat! Its primarily stationed in my living room, effectively eliminating any chill. However, it proved to be a true lifesaver during a cold snap. I brought it down to my basement and directed the heat towards my water pipe. While neighboring houses experienced frozen pipes, I encountered no issues whatsoever. This alone justifies its price, and the cozy warmth it provides in my living room is an added bonus. The auto-shutoff feature is incredibly reliable. Even a slight jostle while repositioning the heater triggers it to turn off instantly. Once it settles, it automatically resumes operation. Given the common warnings about space heaters, I genuinely appreciate this safety precaution.

Bought one for my office and one for my boyfriend’s office. We are both impressed by how quickly it heats up the room.

Good value, good heat. I use it in my 27ft RV and it keeps me toasty. I only wish it had a thermostat to turn it off once its really toasty. Next time Ill remember that,but this one is doing its job.

I do not yet know the electricity consumption. But overall, it works well. Particularly, if I need to change its position, it automatically turns off upon lifting and resumes once placed in a different location .

Ive only had this heater for a short time, but its been working out very well. I have a 450 ft studio apartment and Ill be it we do have heat sometimes so I use this as a supplement and it really heats the apartment well. I like the fact that its digital and its really easy to use you can set a timer up to 12 hours if you want. Very many safety features. Most noted is the one you notice because when you said it on the table theres a little disc like thing on the bottom and its like a pressure thing so when you set it on the table it goes flat so its pressured but if you knock it down or even if you just lift it up the heater immediately turns off. Great safety feature. It really warms the apartment the output for me is just fine. UPDATE: I still like the output of this heater, but I dont like the fact that when you knock it down or lift it up and you have to restart it that it automatically starts at 95° and you have to bring it down to the temperature youre looking for thats an annoyance. I wish you could just set it at the temperature you want and have it worked the whole time. Except for that Id like the heater otherwise. Its safe and it does have good output.

THIS REALLY HEATS UP A ROOM. AND I LIKE THE SAFETY FEATURES, WHEN NATURAL GAS PRICES TRIPLED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THIS REALLY HELPED KEEP THE BEDROOM WARM AT NIGHT SO WE COULD TURN THE THERM DOWN.

The heater works well, and that is covered in the other reviews. I have three of these, and two have failed in the same way. Eventually the safety switch on the bottom (which requires the heater to be upright) will fail and render the heater inoperable. Once this happens, the heat will not work and the small orange LED will not light either, as it is completely dead. But never fear, I have fixed two of these and will likely have to fix my third whenever it fails. It is easy and takes just a few minutes. Of course, UNPLUG the unit. Remove the six screws from the back of the unit, and then the two screws underneath the black adhesive pads which are at the front of the unit. With these removed, you can pull apart the front and back sections and see the wire running into and out of the switch at the bottom of the unit. Simply pull the wires off the switch (or if you must - cut them in place). Strip them and join them together. I used solder and shrink wrap but you could also use a solderless butt connector of an appropriate size. Once this wire is joined together again you will not only have a working heater but the switch will not matter if it is depressed. Some might think its a small risk, but I dont exactly go around knocking over my heaters and not sure its even hot enough to cause a problem if I did. I hope this helps somebody continue the use of their heater without having to buy another.