DreoSmart Wall Heater, IP24 Electric PTC Space Heaters for Indoor Use, 30° Oscillation, Adjustable Thermostat, Remote Control, Works with Alexa, 24H Timer, Easy-mounted for Bedroom, Office, Home

I've had this heater in my bathroom for nearly 8 months now, and I'm extremely happy with it so far! It works well, is easy to control from either the remote or my phone. It heats the bathroom quickly, and you can program it to turn on during specifically scheduled times. It's sleek and easy to mount on the wall as well. So far seems to be great quality for the price! It also has sensors, so it turns off when your room hits the temp it's programmed for. Perfect for bedrooms or bathrooms, in my opinion!

Purchased as an emergency heat source back up for daycare classrooms. Light weight, easy to hang up out of reach from children and easy to use!

I bought this heater to use in my camper. I wanted something that had an economy mode with a thermostat, was small and compact, and could handle the cold Alaska Winters, and this fit the bill. The thermostat has a minimum setting at 41 degrees, which will keep my camper from freezing in the winter without using too much electricity. It's easy to install, easy to use, has a great app, remote control, and pairs easily with Amazon Alexa. My wife and I are both impressed withxhow quickly it warms the camper. The heater seems safe as it doesn't get too hot. Great value for the money. like it so much, I am going to buy more to use as a backup heat source for the house.

I received and installed the heater yesterday. I bought it to place in the bedroom of a 95-year-old family member who prefers things a little warmer than the rest of the family. So far everything works well. The unit was easy to install and runs quietly in Eco mode.However, there are a couple of setup issues that knock this down to a 4-star for me.- The wall anchors included with the heater are garbage. I had to replace them with self-drilling anchors because they wouldn't hold.- "Eco mode" is a terrible name for thermostat mode. It took me a bit of searching to confirm that H1, H2, and H3 modes are always-on and that I needed to use Eco Mode if I wanted to set a temperature.- "Ambient Temperature" is a terrible name for set temperature. When I see "Ambient" I think of the temperature that the room is currently, not what I want it to be. Again, this took a few minutes of searching to confirm.Other than that, it seems like this is going to work well for me. I like having the ability to remotely monitor status, and adjust settings through Google Home. The combination of being able to lock out the local controls and mount the heater on the wall also makes it less likely that my family member will accidently tamper with the settings and/or knock the heater over.

I absolutely love this little heater. It works exceptionally well in our 44-foot toy hauler, which is attached to the wall. I have small children, and when it’s cold, we use a small 2000-watt generator while we’re camping. This heater, on low, ensures that the back of the toy hauler is warm enough that my children don’t freeze if they kick off their blankets or sleeping bags. Great for when we’re watching movies in the trailer, it’s super quiet.

I love these! I have bought 2 now and they work really well as well as they are so easy to control with the app! They turn on when the temp gets too low and turn off when they reach the temp you want them to get to.

Got this for my downstairs works great and have a great system. Can be on a schedule/time or manually turn on and off. Can also tell the temp of the room so you can adjust accordingly. Perfect for winter season . Pretty good size more then enough to warm a small to big room

The heater is good. Very quiet, but eco mode, which is the mode that lets you choose a temp, does not work. The heat sensor must be too close to the air output. I had the heater set for 85F in a bathroom with the door shut. I walked in, the heater was off, it was cold, but the heater was reporting an ambient temp of 84F. I brought in two different thermometers and they registered 72F. The heater does have a calibration that allows a -/+10F swing, but it was nearly 20 degrees off. I let everything sit for a day and the heater (off all day) is now registering the same ambient temp as the two thermometers. So this leads me to believe that while on, the heater’s sensor is too close to the air output causing the heater to think it has reached its set temp when it isn’t even close. Instead I had to set it for H3, which is the highest of the heat settings (really that only makes the fan run faster not actually hotter coils). The heater won’t shut off in that mode, which allows my bathroom to heat up to about 85F.