Comfort Zone 1200W Radiator Space Heater

This thing is small but it makes our office a furnace when the air-conditioning is too much! Works fine so far!

Nice and warm heat.

Needed a space heater in our home theater/media room, the first one I went with was the Lasko Oscillating Digital Ceramic Tower Heater. Due to having an older home with old wiring, it kept blowing fuses (yes, we have a fuse box), and this was never going to work for us. A friend has this heater and recommended it - glad he did, we're very pleased so far. In CLE we do get a few cold days before winter sets in and we had an opportunity to give it a try - we also bought this BEFORE winter on the chance that it may be out of stock or of course the price might significantly increase, which it did (we bought this Aug 27, 2025 for $53.62 and today 09-20-2025 the price is $68.00). The heater came well packaged with no damage. Unpacking and assembly is simple and easy. The included casters attach easily but are not super stout and do not roll easily on our hardwood floors but are sufficient enough when care is used to move it where we like. Take the time to read all of the instructions and be certain you have removed all of the warning stickers which are applied by the factory in several places on the heater including across the "fins". I've read reviews about unpleasant odors and I suspect this is due to the stickers being left on the heater which certainly will be the cause of the odor and in my opinion become a potential fire hazard. We plugged it in, set it on low heat with the thermostat at 50%. Got some warmth after about 10 minutes and it heated a portion of the room where we are using it. So we threw caution to the wind (will it blow a fuse?) and turned it onto medium with thermostat at 75% and got more heat over a larger area in about another 10 minutes - and the final test, full heat and thermostat all the way up so it would stay on for a longer period of time. We got great heat permeating the room - enough that when we left the room and returned a few minutes later there was significant warmth in the room where it will be used. No fuse issues, the power cord didn't seem to get hot or warm, and we got plenty of comfortable warmth in the room, so it has passed the tests for us. The heater produces no sound while in use. When turning on you may hear some pinging when it's warming up, and when you turn it off it will also make some pinging sounds. This is simple physics of thermal expansion/contraction. I wouldn't suggest leaving it on all the time, especially overnight - I'm overcautious. Take care with placement because it is radiant and not directional heat, so you won't want it close to anything that could be damaged by the heat it emits. Overall we're pleased and recommend this heater. Although not looking forward to the brutal CLE winter cold, we are looking forward to seeing how this little heater combats the sub-zero temps here. I'll revise this review when the winter sets in if we have any issues.

I used to have a small heater that blows air. It was not very functional. I thought I would try this oil heater and boy I am glad I did. It radiates enough heat to fill a small room. You have to be careful not to touch it because it will burn you but it is so well worth the money and it is far less quiet than a heater that blows heat. It is built well and very safe. It has two different heat settings and it comes with wheels so it is easily moved. I am so happy with my purchase and I recommend it to anyone that needs a small space heater.

Excellent! Puts out a lot of heat. Easy to set up

The description says it will do 300 sq feet, but then the front of the box says for a medium sized room. It is 1200 watts. It would not warm a 12x15 bedroom and I checked after 4 hours. I just moved it to a 9 x 9 room. It’s in the 50s outside today. Going to the teens tonight. I just don't think you should expect too much. Update: When it went into the teens outside, the 9x9x9 room was not warm and the temp is not steady. It's just not a great heater. I am getting a Dreo oil-filled radiator with a thermostat today to replace it. Also says 300 sq feet. UPDATE: the Dreo is 1500 watts and it heated the bedroom nicely. It was $28 more, but it works and the temp seems steady and it has the temp on the screen. Also a remote.

I needed this item for a very small bedroom that doesn't have heat vents. Within five minutes of turning this heater on, the room was comfortably warm. All of the features are exactly what I needed. Highly recommended!

Hester is too small for area I needed heated.