Infrared Heater 600W Space Heater for Indoor Use Small Radiant Quartz Portable Heater for Home Office Bedroom, Super Quiet and Light Under Desk Heater, Overheat & Tip-Over Protection

I bought this to have a quick heating option for my camper van when I’m in the city and plugged into shore power. Puts out decent heat for the size. I appreciate the compact design as this is replacing a larger dish-style infrared heater. The key to infrared heaters is that it’s like standing in a beam of sunshine. While it gradually heats up the surrounding air, most of its heating power comes from being in its rays.

I love this heater! It’s easy on the eyes, and I love the warmth. I use it to keep my feet and legs warm as I am working at my desk, and to keep my bedroom warm at night. It’s like having a portable campfire, without having to prepare the firewood and inhale the smoke.The reflector is pretty good, it projects the warm infrared beam quite far, exactly where you point it at.I wish they made independent switches for coils #1 and #2. On the low heat it turns on only the top coil, and on the full heat setting it adds the bottom coil.Or, and non-slip padding for the feet would be nice. It slides to easily on my laminated floor, sometimes the stiff electric cord prevents me from easily pointing it where I want.

feels flimsy but does what it should. it's very easy to move around, and heats up within seconds, without any smell or noise. my bathroom is about 40 sq ft, and it got noticeably warmer with the door closed in under 10 minutes. however, it could run for over an hour in my 150 sq ft bedroom and the room temp away from the immediate area wouldn't warm (the description does say 100 sq ft, so i'm not complaining, just fyi). it feels nice if it's facing you and sitting 2-3 feet away. my bedroom is under 60 degrees when the weather is cold, and i was hoping it would warm my bed before i get into it at night. it doesn't, even when i place it on my nightstand facing the bed; it only warms the 2'x2' area directly in front of it, so i can get my pillow comfy. the tip-over button does need rigging on some surfaces, but it's easy to deal with. the front of the heater gets burning hot, so definitely keep it out of reach of small kids. i'm glad i got this but only because i can't find a higher quality one of similar size

I live in a trailer and recently the central AC unit went on the fritz so I bought these two small space heaters the bedrooms since anything stronger would probably trip the breaker (the electrical wiring here is not great). When it gets really chilly, I started up about an hour before bed on high and then I set it to the lower setting and it keeps the bedroom just fine throughout the night without getting too hot. It makes no noise so that is a plus! Very happy with this purchase. 💯

Okey so I got this for my newborns bedroom as I didn't want to get a heater that blows air to avoid dryness. I LOVE IT! It's small but does the job, it's super light, design is minimal and cute for a baby's bedroom and also it has safety features. Bravo!

I read comments before buying and it's true that there's a safety button that needs something tucked under to keep it pressed. Works great on my wood floors but eventually I had to elevate and angle it so that it heats me while I'm at my desk (without my kicking it on accident all the time haha). It works great underneath a desk especially is it's an enclosed space. The heat seems to bounce off the walls of the desk. For its price it really is great. I wish it could be adjusted angle wise but then again simplicity is king in this one. Good buy I'd say and doesn't use much power. The max setting really does put out good heat and this thing is silent so that's a huge plus especially if you do conference calls etc. There's no thermostat or timer but that can be easily fixed with a smart plug if you really needed that feature (while sleeping at night, etc).

The safety switch that I read others had an issue with, is an issue. Does not matter if it's on low carpet or even a flat surface, if you touch it lightly on top, only then will it turn on sometimes. Too much hassle trying to find an orientation where it will work. Also, the handle built in is great for you fingers on the back of the unit, but unfortunately for you to be able to lift the device while it's hot, you'll probably burn your thumb which will need to grasp the front. Poorly designed in both respects.

I used this mostly on low and was pleased with how it kept my office warm. Too bad it didn't last long.