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I’ve Never Seen A Space Heater This Good!
Top Picks
Best Performance
Safest & strongest overall
Average Finish: 1.9
Purchased for: $90
Made In: Vietnam
High/Med/Low + Eco/Fan; ~70° oscillation; remote. ~6.9 lb. Top safety: overheat ~24s at ~190°F; strong heat broadcast; very quiet.
Average finish ~1.9 with class-leading overheat protection (~24s at ~190°F) and top-tier heat output.
Best Value
Under $50 stand-out
Purchased for: $47
Made In: China
1500W/900W; oscillation; thermostat; overheat protection. <4 lb. Fast overheat shutoff ~24s at ~291°F.
Quickest overheat cutoff among budget electrics (~24s at ~291°F) with solid broadcast performance.
Runner-up
Premium features
Average Finish: 3.7
Purchased for: $440
Made In: Malaysia
Heater + fan + air purifier; up to 350° oscillation; remote; no thermostat click. ~11.69 lb. Overheat cover took ~307s (~320°F).
Silent thermostat, purifier + heater combo, strong output—though pricey and slow overheat cutoff when covered.
All prices are the purchase prices used in the video at time of testing.
Lower is quieter. Mr. Heater has no fan; DREO units are the quietest among fan-based heaters.
DREO Small is the quietest on high among fan-based heaters.
Lower is better. Dyson has no audible click (0 indicates 'no click').
Sum of temperature increases across three thermometers (left/center/right). Higher indicates stronger spot heating.
Only models with oscillation tested. Higher indicates better whole-area heat distribution.
Time until heater shut down when covered by fabric. Lower is safer/faster cutoff. Mr. Heater excluded (test produced flame).
Lower is better. Mr. Heater exceeded the thermal camera’s limit (>752°F) and ignited fabric; value shown is a minimum.
Measured ~30 seconds after switching to high (electrics). Higher wattage translates directly to more heat output.
Lower is better. Note: Aikoper and Mr. Heater melted plastic on contact despite fast cutoff.