Scalda in fretta ambienti ristretti come bagno o camera da letto.
Ottimo il termostato che raggiunge e mantiene la temperatura, forse solo un po’ lento a percepire i cambiamenti.
Ha due diverse potenze di funzionamento ma secondo me conviene sempre usare quella pi potente perch scalda molto prima e quindi consuma meno se si considera il tempo che rimane accesa. Forse la potenza inferiore ha senso solo se ci sono altri apparecchi accesi e si vuole evitare di far scattare il contatore.
Apparecchio ottimo, nemmeno eccessivamente rumoroso, forse troppo caro.

I simply cannot fault this DeLonghi fan heater. It’s a smart looking and well made device, and I rate its performance as outstanding in every respect. Particularly good point are:

Quietness – it genuinely is quiet, even more so when set to the lower power output, wen the fan speed is automatically reduced.

Temperature control – the desired room temperature can be set to the exact degree C required, which is clearly displayed on the front panel.

eco function – this “manages” the heat output and fan speed to minimise the amount of power used to maintain the set temperature.

Remote control – the remote control unit exactly replicates the controls on the heater. All the controls are simple and easy to use.

There are various other gizmos, including an oscillating function, switch-on and switch off and timers and a delayed shut-off option which I haven’t used yet but seem simple enough.

Altogether a top performing product at admittedly a price to match – but well worth it!

Nice small remote, not too noisy, love all but spongy remote buttons and having to reset temperature and eco button every time I turn it o

So far it’s done the job it was meant to do – warm up the room. Plenty of reviews saying this may not be the case a few months down the line but for now it’s a relatively quiet, effective and discrete way to take the chill off – especially when your only source of heating (Rayburn) was condemned between exchange and completion (you know who you are vendors)

Heats our studio flat (which has a very high Victorian ceiling) within a few minutes! Incredibly useful in this cold weather, particularly during the morning and evening when we get home from work, when we would have to wait a long time for the central heating.

Winter is coming! What better way to keep the cold at bay than using this heater?

It is very easy to use – the buttons are self explanatory but even if not, the manual shows exactly what each one does.

It easily keeps the entire room warm as the warm air circulates everywhere instead of just one direction. It takes a few minutes to heat up to the required temperature but once there, it stays constant and gives you a nice homely feel.

As it weighs very little, it can be moved around the house easily. The power cord is a decent length but even then, I tend to use my own extension cable to ensure it can get into a position where it will heat the entire room up.

My only negative with this is the beeping sound that happens when a button is pressed. This is too loud – especially when I want to turn the heat down in the middle of the night – I do not want to be waking anyone in my house up.

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The heater is quite compact and with the grill on the front, rather than the top there is less at risk of having any thing fall onto it and it over heat.

Unlike some convection heaters its not silent, but is pretty quiet, fine to have it on whilst watching TV.

The heater has several functions:
Temp control -you can adjust the set temperature by 1DegC intervals which are displayed on the front of the heater. The heater does cut off/on when the temperature is changed. However unlike some other heaters which are set to maybe ‘medium’ it doesn’t seem to cut in/out when left running. This might happen if it was being used to heat a smaller space. There are two fan settings, use the higher one to boost the heat, although it is slightly noisier in the higher fan setting.
ECO setting- the manufacturers claim optimise the power level at the set temperature.
Timer – you can set up an on/off timer in half hour intervals for up to 24 hours ahead, for the heater to switch on, or when on off. This is useful if you want it to come on in the morning without getting out of bed. But you have to set it when its on and then reset it each time you want to use the function unless you want the same setting. For example turn it on and set it to go off in 30mins. When it next comes on it will remember the timer and go off again after 30 minutes. This does mean that if you go away you don’t have to worry about the heater coming on, but you have to remember to set it daily or use an external timer.
Pure fan-For warmer months there is a pure fan function which just circulates the air at what ever temperature it is.

Oscillation function-You can feel the warmth from the heater when its positioned a couple of metres away, but there is an oscillation function which rotates the fan a little to spread the heat.

The heater comes with a small remote control. With this you can change the temperature, set the timer, change the mode, oscillate the fan and put it on stand by. It beeps when you change any setting.

The power lead is not very long so the heater may need to be near a plug socket.

At 70 quid, I was wondering what I was getting with this little heater. I didn’t find the buttons intuitive, but that’s because it does quite a few things. It has a standby switch and an on switch. This means it doesn’t work with a smart plug, but this doesn’t matter because it own digital timer.
It has a digital display on which you can adjust the temperature up and down. You can work all the functions for the remote.
It has an Eco-plus function. Apparently, this automatically selects the most economical setting for the temperature you want.
Its 2 USP features are these: you can have it just as a fan for ventilation when no heat is omitted.
You could also have it on the snowflake setting where it only comes on if the temperature goes below 7. There is no choice with this. It is set at 7 permanently.
I wouldn’t say it’s silent. You can definitely hear it whirring.
The heat settings themselves come in 2 power levels: maximum and minimum. You can have the temperature shown in centigrade or Fahrenheit.
There is a dust filter on the back which you can remove and clean. It had a safety function whereby, if it topples, it shuts off automatically.
This is a nice little space heater, it heat our conservatory very well and I’m quite attracted by the fact it doubles up as a fan in the summer.

An incredibly smart and sleek looking ceramic fan heather which really quickly warms the room up in no time at all, I love the design and it compliments my lounge well, to be honest, I’d use this in most rooms. It’s a decent size, not too big. The remote control function is really handy, it’s really simple to use. I love the fact this has an Eco function as I find other fan heaters from experience expensive to run. This is absolutely fantastic quality and I’d highly recommend anyone purchase this if needed. It had a safety feature is knocked over, it cuts off. Great as I have a clumsy dog! Incredibly quite also, doesn’t sound like I’ve got a jet plane in the lounge. Really satisfied with it so far.

This little heater is a quality product. It’s very simple to use. The lead provided is adequate – any more would present a possible trip hazard. The controls are simplicity itself and the fact that you can use them from a small remote control from your arm chair adds to the desirability of the product. The oscillator means the heat isn’t just directional but spreads around the though – although if you wish to direct the heat, simply allow it to oscillate until it’s pointing where you want it and turn off the oscillation.

It’s a great addition to the home as it will give a boost to a room in which the central heating has not yet come on. This means you don’t have to boost heating for the whole house just to take the chill off the room you want to use. A really great feature is the ability to set a timer so that either the heater will turn on just before you want it, or to turn off at a preset time. It’s an expensive heater but, to my mind, you get a lot for the money.

There are two things I like about this fan heater which, for me at least, make it stand out from others I’ve previously tested – it’s whisper quiet in pumping out its heat at maximum, and, just as importantly, whisper quiet when in oscillation mode. These advantages alone would cause me to prefer it over others, despite any other drawbacks it might have. And there really aren’t any.

It’s true I found the digital touch screen controls slightly less than user friendly at first, but once you’ve played around with them a bit, that problem disappears. I was caught out initially by the built-in slow responses; in some cases a few seconds elapse between touch and action.

An earlier reviewer also complained that it beeps. Mine doesn’t beep..

The supplied remote control, duplicating the touch screen functions, is a necessary accessory, and a joy to use, especially if you have a bad back or, say, BPV, because you obviously have to bend down very low to operate the screen on the heater, when it’s likely to be blowing warm air into your face.

One is left only with the problem that there are so many heaters like this on offer these days, all, like this one, made in China, and one can never be sure that the expensive one with the well-known European brand name hasn’t been made in the same factory as the one at half the price with much the same specification and a strange name.

And with little to choose in terms of performance, appearance becomes much more of a significant factor in making a choice.

In my view, you don’t want portable space heaters to force themselves on your attentiion; but in most surroundings, making this one black and white mostly has exactly that effect. (and it’s not white, incidentally, more the much-maligned magnolia of years gone by). Whilst neutral colours in themselves, their stark contrast makes them stand out anywhere other than, say, in a totally black and white room – where they choose to illustrate it in use…

However, black and/or white/offwhite are unlikely to clash horribly with any colour scheme, and perhaps this is why space heaters generally appear in these colours. Disney researchers came up with a colour, variously known as “noseeum geen” or “go away green” to make dustbins and suchlike disappear from their fantasy worlds, and the same principle could well be applied to make ugly space heaters disappear from your otherwise elegant surroundings; but I suppose they might think it would make them disappear from view on the shop shelves, too.

But I can’t say other than that I really liked this quiet little heater and its RC, and leaving aside any issues about the price – and it’s worth bearing in mind that here are plenty costing a lot more – I can find no grounds for awarding less than five stars. Operating for two hours in my 16x12ft wooden but insulated studio on this very cold day, it raised the temperature from 43f to 60f. I’ve now been using it there for six weeks, and I’m delighted with it. I don’t think I’ve EVER said that about a fan heater before.

We already have a cheap, basic non-fan ceramic heater, bought from a supermarket. All it does is heat, but it’s effective for providing quick heat for a small area when you want it.

This De’Longhi fan heater is much more sophisticated. The fan means that the heat is more widely dispersed. (You can use it as a non-heating fan, which means you don’t need a different unit for the summer months.) It has several other good features:
-An oscillating function to spread the heat still more widely
-Four heating modes: low power, high power, antifreeze (keeps the room at a constant 7C) and an “ECO PLUS” function to keep the room at a specified temperature up to 26C
-A 24-hour timer enabling delayed switch-on and shut-off
-Operation from either from the heater console or a remote control with the same control panel (the remote uses a lithium battery, which is supplied). I am notorious in our family as an old Luddite who gets stuck on using controls, but even I had no problems

On the aesthetic side, it’s smaller and better-looking than our old cheap one; as my wife commented, it’s very unobtrusive. At under two kilos, it is also very light to move around. It is very stable, and has four rubber pads on the base, avoiding the risk of scratching surfaces.

If you want to store it, the box is fairly large (37 cm x 27 cm x 21 cm). To keep this in perspective, the heater is shorter than our old one is minus its base (which you have to remove to store it in its box) — it really is very compact.

The only downside is the loud beep when using the controls. Obviously you need this for confirmation/safety, but it really is too loud. Not a big enough flaw to reduce the five-star rating, but a bit of a bind.

There are all grades of these heaters on the market, and I haven’t done any serious price comparisons. However, as our old basic heater cost around 25-30, this one — from a recognised manufacturer like De’Longhi — is good value for 68.