Objecto T3 Panel Heater, White

The heat coming out of this devise is so weak, with no power to heat the room. Besides, it emits a mechanical smell. This is a cheap toy (simplistic cheap structure inside) with a good sophisticated look on the surface. An over-priced waste...

I returned this item after impulse buying it on a lightning deal for $255 a few weeks ago. IMHO, it's a big silly thing that made about as much heat as a $20 toaster. Just my $.02.

I returned it - the unit came without the remote.

My husband bought this panel heater for me to use in the bedroom. He liked that it had a thin design that was very low key and wouldn't be dangerous to the touch. I didn't want to like this expensive thing but once we started to use it, I found that it works quite well.Our bedroom is the coldest room upstairs because it is north facing and it's the largest bedroom. Sometimes on the coldest days, our built in convector needs help keeping us toasty and the Objecto heater does a great job of it. Once we set the temp and set it to auto, it takes maybe half an hour or an hour to reach 75 degrees, and we find that our home heating system doesn't really kick on when this is on, so it definitely can heat our bedroom on its own.There are several things that annoy me about this unit, though. For the hefty price, I feel that they should have at least sprung for 2 temperature buttons, one for up and one for down, rather than just a single button that toggles through from the 60s to the 80s sequentially, one degree at a time. Every time you hit a button the unit beeps obnoxiously loud, so I am afraid to adjust the temp when my husband is asleep next to me. That's probably the most obvious flaw in my opinion. The second is the remote control. It's virtually useless. It has a timer off, temp, off and mode button. That's it. There is no ON/power button! You can't turn the unit on with the remote, but you can turn it off. No temp up or down button here either, just the temp button that increases sequentially again. Honestly for $300, these user interface issues should not exist!

This is a beautifully designed space heater and very safe for what it is (a space heater). It has a child lock feature and a tip sensor, plus an automatic shutoff switch that acts both as a safety measure and as an energy saver.Objecto makes beautiful products, and this is no exception. At over two feet long, this is not a small heater, but it really is unobtrusive and elegant, especially in a modern setting. The heater itself functions well and is quiet.Whether the heater is worth the price tag depends in part on how much you like its looks and in part on how long it lasts. The former is your call, the latter unknown at this time. However, it appears to be well built.

I was immediately impressed by the beautiful design of this heater. But, of course, not everyone will appreciate its bold beauty as I do. At first I was going to give it only four stars because the unit cannot be turned on using the remote control. Then, after reading the user’s manual, I could see that Objecto was obsessed with making this heater as safe to use as possible. I concluded that being able to turn the unit on from far away could present a huge safety risk because a user might be less likely to inspect the unit and its surroundings for hazards before turning it on. So, its two most deliberate design objectives, bold beauty and safety, are greatly appreciated by me and others but are exactly what some complain about. And yes, my two T3’s work fine. And no, I am not affiliated with Objecto nor do I sell this product.