GiveBestCeramic Space Heater, 750W/1500W Portable Electric Heater with Adjustable Thermostat, Normal Fan and Safety Tip Over Switch

We live in Florida where it could be 40 degrees one day and 75 the next so we do not like to turn on the central heat. Taking a shower is challenging when it's cold though so we got this little heater for the bathroom. It is wonderful, warms the room nicely, it has a safety feature that if you move it or tip it, it turns off immediately. I just set it on the vanity and turn it on a little while before my shower. Love it!

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I have had several small heaters over the last few years, but none like this one. First off, it's tiny - I mean tiny. But it heats better than any other heater I've used. I live in a basement, so it gets cold down here. This little heater not only heats up the entire room, it does it at a low heat level. Once I get the basement to the right temp, I can move the switch so it turns off and then turns on to bring it back to the right heat level.It's so tiny it is easy to move from the main room to the bathroom. It heats up the bathroom really quickly (and I have a large bathroom). I like the safety switch so that if the fan is lifted off a base or is accidentally tipped over, it turns off. (though it's so sturdy, I can't imagine what would knock it over except maybe a child or dog? But then, keep it off their level and there shouldn't be a problem.)The front does get hot, but cools off quickly.Definitely two huge thumbs up on this itty-bitty heater with a whole lot of power.

This space heater is incredible -- tiny but powerful and able to heat an entire bedroom in several minutes. Whisper quiet and wonderful, its only flaw is the safety feature on the bottom. To be fair, the manufacturers don't want anyone to start a fire with this thing if it tips over, but unfortunately, if you don't duct tape the darn sensor button down, the heater will only engage maybe 20 or 30% of the time (if you're lucky). You'll sit there fiddling with it and banging it around until you break it out of frustration. Do yourself a favor and grab a piece of duct tape and tape it down. Then, just make sure that it's not near anything that might knock it over face-forward, and for pity's sake, don't put the unit on shaky ground of any kind. If you use it sensibly and carefully, you won't need the safety feature and will enjoy a really spiffy heater for pennies on the dollar. Oh yeh, don't expect this to last too long. My first one lasted for about one winter and I had to replace it, but it's so inexpensive and saved me so much on my heating bill that the replacement was more than worth it.

This little heater works so good in our cold bathroom