Customer Reviews for Comfort Zone 750/1,500-Watt Fan-Forced Electric Portable Heater with Thermostat in White

This little portable heater is a power house. Our central heat went out upstairs, and an unusual cold front came in. I used this heater in our 14x12 bedroom and it kept us warm perfectly. It is a little noisy but if you are the type of person who likes to sleep with some white noise, then it shouldn't be a problem. For safety, it automatically shuts off if it tips over. I like that it works well and that it's simple enough to use. Its small footprint doesn't take up too much space.

The Comfort Zone 750/1,500-Watt Fan-Forced Electric Portable Heater with Thermostat in White packs a lot of power in a small package. Our son has a small apartment in the city with baseboard heat. This unit keeps what ever room he is in warm and comfortable. The unit comes with two heat settings (lo and high) and he loves how quite it operated. It also offers great peace of mind with several safety features. Turns off if it tips over or if you lift it to move it. Great unit, perfect for heating a small room or even better the bath room on those cool mornings.

I got this heater for my small 10×15 office, which gets very cold. I am happy that it works well. The included thermostat seems accurate, and the heater shuts itself off when it reaches a set temperature. Don’t be fooled by the size; it doesn’t take long to warm up my office. With the two large knobs at the front, it is effortless to operate and to control. The noise level is acceptable, not particularly loud. The product seems sturdy and is lightweight, which makes this an excellent portable and easy to carry. One safety feature that I like about this product is the tip-over shut off mechanism under the heater, which is to help prevent fires. Another safety feature is the built-in sensor that helps prevent damage to the unit from overheating. The electrical cord is long enough, 6ft (1.83 meters). I would recommend this portable heater to keep any small space warm.

The Comfort Zone 750/1,500 watt electric portable heater is just right for small spaces. For example, it works perfectly to heat a space under your desk at work and it has a fan-only feature to help cool the space if needed. There isn't a huge, noticeable difference when you change the heat dial from Low to High but it should use less energy and still produce a decent amount of heat on the 750 watt Low setting. It throws heat almost immediately when you turn it on and it does, indeed, quit working if it is tipped, a nice safety feature. For the price, this little heater/fan is a great value. I've included a photo of the product next to a soda can so you can get a better idea of its size.

This is a small electric heater loaded with excellent features: small profile at 10" tall, three thermostat settings, and anti-tip auto shut-off safety feature. Our home was built in the early 1900's. Even with central heat, there are cold spots. The main bathroom is one such cold spot. The heater does an excellent job of heating an 8x8 bathroom. It's VERY quiet and looks great. Highly recommend for s small space.

I have only had this heater / fan for a very short amount of time, but have used it quite a bit.   I rely on portable heaters or fans a lot of the year as I don't have central air conditioning or heat.   This time of year (Fall) our temperatures can vary quite a bit from day to day or week to week.  It did exactly that 2 weeks ago when we had an out-of-town guest and the nighttime temperature plummeted to the mid 40's.   The guest bedroom was quite chilly, so I pulled out this Fan-Forced Electric heater.  The instructions were very good and easy to understand and within minutes we had the heater going and warming her room.  It was a matter of setting the dial on the right (Power Control) to High (1500 watts) and the dial on the left (Thermostat Control) clockwise all the way up.  When it's comfortably warm enough for you, simply turn the Power Control to the Low setting (750 watts) and the Thermostat Control counterclockwise to the point it goes off.  It will maintain that temperature for you.   My guest was so thankful to be warm.  Within a couple of days, however,  our temperatures soared into the 90's.   No problem !   This unit is also a fan !   Again, it was easy to switch from heat to fan and it performed beautifully ! This Comfort Zone 750/1500 watt Fan - Forced Electric Portable Heater with Thermostat is so convenient, very efficient up to an 800 sq ft room, extremely quiet and is so easy to operate.   It doesn't take up much room as it is only 10.25" W x 9.25" H x 5.5" D and it has a 6 ft cord.  Several nice safety features include:  housing that stays cool, a tip-over cut-off switch and a built-in sensor that will turn it off if it gets too hot. This heater  / fan by Comfort Zone is very well-made, efficient, has a built-in carrying handle and the price is great for an appliance that does double duty.

We got this portable heater with a fan just in time for the cold season. Its a great little heater that will make a great difference in the room temperature. It has a thermostat to control any overheating and I think the fan speed are just right. It is a bright white and small enough to perfectly fit under a desk. I highly recommend this compact fan.

Our second heater that we have from Comfort Zone, and it's a good one. It's small and lite weight and easy to take from one room to another. It heats up quickly and can heat up a small room with no problem. Even after it has been running for some time, the housing does not get hot. It has two heat settings and a tip over feature that makes it much safer than our old heater.

When I saw how small this heater was I worried that it would not produce enough heat for my needs. Boy was I wrong! This heater puts out a large amount of heat and can heat up an entire small room or area. I use it for auxiliary heat and it is working good for that so far. You can control the temperature and the fan can be set on low or high. The fan can also be used by itself with no heat which may come in handy in the summer months. I am planning for this heater to give me extra heat for years to come.

I live in an old house with high ceilings and even though we have central heat and AC we need space heaters for those cold mornings when getting out of bed. The problem this house has with space heaters is that breakers keep tripping if we have more than two of them on at the same time. This space heater has a 750 watt setting that is low enough not to trip a breaker but puts out enough heat to keep the chill off. It has a fan-only setting for summer use and 750 & 1500 watt settings. It is small enough to not be in the way and has a tip-over safety that turns the heater off if it is knocked over. Perfect heater for my old house.

The Comfort Zone 750/1,500-watt Fan Forced Electric Portable Heater is exactly what I needed to keep me warm. I currently have the small heater sitting on the floor under my desk in my home office. I like this heater because it's simple. It's super easy to operate with no confusing features. It has just one fan speed and two heat settings, low and high, plus an adjustable thermostat that helps keep the temperature perfect. It measures 11 inches tall, 8 1/2 inches wide and just 4 inches thick. It does have an automatic shut-off switch in case the unit tips over. The price point of this heater makes it a bargain. I would definitely by this again.

Comfort Zone 750/1,500-Watt Fan-Forced Electric Portable Heater with Thermostat in White Foremost this is a good value. It is simple to operate and has what I would call the standard range of features for a small bathroom space heater. Sometimes these basic product manufacturers try to get too creative and offer too many poor quality features like LEDs and remote controls. This is a basic heater. It does have a safety shut-off in case it is tipped over. Beyond that, there is a thermostat and fan/low/high switch. Our lower level bathroom can be a bit cool in the mornings and this takes the edge off.

At this price point we have a winner. This small heater can be easily set anywhere and light weight and can be moved easily. It is very "cute" and won't stick out like a sore thumb. I love it has a fan only feature. I can take it to my daughter's home where there is no ceiling fan in the bedroom and I can get air circulation I am use to at home. The 2 heater settings are perfect and thermostat, such as simple as it is, is a plus. It is quite. Has a tip over button on the bottom and will cut off if any overheating happened as safety features. Longer cord than some to reach the wall plug in most applications.

I see this Comfort Zone Portable Heater fan as very practical. You can set it on a table/desk-top or on the floor and not worry about it. The safety feature is nice. If the the fan somehow tilts it will automatically shut-off. The Heater is hot and the thermostat works well in adjusting the temperature. There is also a plain Fan option (no heater) that's handy. I like it.

A cute little heater. Perfect for a cubicle workspace or a small room. Clean lines and won't standout. It has a rotary temperature dial. Although there isn't a temperature readout, simply rotate it till the heating element starts and adjust according to personal preference. The element has hi/low settings 1500/750 watts. Additionally it can be run as a fan only. I like the safety switch underneath. If it is accidentally tipped over it will automatically shut off. It's not noisy, just right for a fan that size. Overall, a nice little portable, personal heater to take the chill off.

Works well heating a room. This is easy to use with just two dials: one for thermostat control and one for fan control. Using the thermostat control dial you can set your comfort temperature. The fan control seems to have little affect on the fan level, but it does double (from 750 watts to 1500 watts) the energy usage. An excellent feature is the tip-over protection. A simple knob on the bottom of the unit must be depressed for the unit to work. If the unit tips over, the knob no longer is depressed, and the unit shuts off. Nice safety feature. Although it appears cheaply made, it works well.

If you have a need for adding a little heat to problem areas of you house or office, this could be the answer. I would consider this a household unit. It’s not For heavy duty commercial use. If you have a desk space at work or a small area at home you need a bit more heat on those chilly toes, this will work. IT can double as a fan only unit. The heat settings are low and high. The thermostat simply controls the amount of time it turns on and off. You can’t set a temperature to be maintained. The great thing is the unit has a safety button on the bottom. If it tips over, the button pops out and shuts down. The fan claims to be quiet. It is not the quietest fan I have had.

Great little compact heater/fan! It was chilly this morning and this heater worked great! It has a safety tip over feature that shuts it off when picked up or knocked over.It has 3 settings- High- 1500 watts/Low-750 watts and fan only.comfortable molded hand carrier. Heater has a thermostat that you can regulate the temperature. When your heater has reached the desired temperature in the room, slowly rotate counter clock wise until the heater shuts off ( you will hear a click). By leaving the thermostat in this position ,it will automatically maintain this temperature.Great instructions included. This Comfort Zone heater/fan can be used on your desk,in a dorm, bedroom or anywhere you need it. It doesn't take up much space!

I got the Comfort Zone 750/1,500-Watt Fan-Forced Electric Portable Heater with Thermostat in White as it is getting into winter time and I do not have any back up electric heaters, or at least I did not have any, now I have 2. The fan / heater works good. their is a thermostat that controls when it turns on and off you set on a dial knob. The first setting after off is fan, their is no fan speed control just off or on. next is low heat followed by high heat. I could feel it blowing about 4 - 5 feet away. when in on position but off due to thermostat setting uses less then 1 watt. on fan it uses 15 watts. on low it uses 715 watts [ rated for 750 watts ] on high it uses 1350 watts. [ rated for 1500 watts ] Rated BTU 5120 output. it is light weight and does have a auto shut off if tipped over as it did shut off on me when I tipped it backwards to look for a fan speed control. 1 year warranty.

This comfort zone 1500 watt fan-forced electric portable heater was immediately put to use in our guest bedroom. The guest end of our home is cooler ... thus there can easily be a need for supplemental heat. We currently have a guest with health issues, thus needing a much warmer room than is our standard for our home. This little white heater looks good and easily adds the warmth needed. Having two speeds is good; having a thermostat is an absolute requirement. We set the temperature wanted and then ignore it. Adding this one small heater means we're not "moving heaters" throughout the house. This one for the guest bedroom, another for the office, one for the mudroom entry ... and one more in the camper ready for travel. Each in its own spot. This is my first heater in white, but it looks very clean in a bedroom.

Not as hot as I would have hoped.

This is the best heater and the second one I have purchased, work and home.

This space heater heats my living room quite well and is surprisingly small. But is more noisy than my other electric heaters.

Not anywhere near description

DON'T BUY THIS HEATER It a fire Hazzard I plugged my in and it didn't work I try another outlet and the same then next thing I noticed it came on for about 5 seconds and it started to smoke so I unplug it and my room smell like smoke Please be care it a fire trap it all plastic if it catch on fire it going to burn fast don't buy it Thanks

Safety tip-over switch broke off in the first week of use.