"A ceramic convection heater that also includes a forced-air fan heats you while heating the air around you. Our tester found that while running the heater on high, her body temperature was raised by between 7ºF and 8ºF, while the room temperature rose by 4ºF. Notably, when she measured the heater’s energy usage after 30 minutes, it hit only.35 kilowatt-hours, which is significantly less than some others we tested."

"Our tester's favorite part of this heater was its tip-over protection feature. With its small size, this heater is easy to overlook—set up on the floor, this can mean an accidental kick, while on a table it might mean getting knocked over. Thankfully, our testers found that the heater turns off immediately when it begins to tip."

"The one point of concern is the fact

"{This is an] amazing little heater. This thing warmed up my whole room without the need of a big, hefty, bulky appliance," said a reviewer. "It’s small, elegant and fits anywhere. The cable is long enough to plug in half a room away. A must need purchase during these cold winter months."

"In the cooler weather to take the chill from the room, I put it on heat, for a few minutes, and don’t have to turn up the furnace. When the chill is gone I put it back to cool. I love having the remote," said a reviewer.

"This space heater is [the] perfect size for my home office. It will surely help me during the brutal midwest winter. Heats up fast and is super quiet," one reviewer said.

"In Consumer Reports’ space heater tests, we found multiple models that work well and even look good. We also found that you don’t have to pay a premium for top performance—many models we rate highly cost less than $100."

"We evaluate space heaters for heating a standard-sized room in 15 minutes and directly heating a person—spot heating—in the same amount of time."

"We also test space heaters for safety, as shown above, including how hot the surface gets (so that you don’t burn your fingers) and whether the model gets so hot that it can ignite a piece of fabric (like nearby curtains, for example)."

"Oil-filled radiators are silent but slow. The TRD40615T is the best of its type because it’s sturdier than competitors, with an exterior that stays cooler to the touch."

"Like most oil-filled radiators, the TRD40615T warms up much more slowly than a ceramic heater, but it also retains its heat for a longer period."

"The Dreo Solaris Slim H3 (DR-HSH003) stands out not only for its stylish appearance but also because it’s the rare oscillating heater that actually succeeds at spreading the warm air evenly around the room."

"Best space heater for a large room"

"Remote control"

"Hidden casters make it easy to move"

"How are infrared ones?"

"Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Infrared-Heater-Portable-1500-Watt/dp/B002QZ11J6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483918648&sr=8-1&keywords=infrared+space+heater"

"Infrared heaters heat only the person nearby, but not the room... so they waste money."

"There was a lifehack I seen on here a while ago that involved three ceramic flower pots and a candle that was supposed to work as a great space heater."

"You should look at some of the other comments I got here, seems like it's not a worthwhile life hack. Real space heaters seem to be more effective and a lot safer."

"I'm trying that this winter. I work from home, and I'm usually the only one home during the day, so, really only need one room heated."

"At just over $30, Lasko's little space heater—under 10 inches tall!—will keep a full room warm without costing a fortune."

"It comes with a low heat, high heat and fan setting and we found it to be lightweight enough that we could carry it from the bedroom to the bathroom to the kitchen and back with no hassle."

"Many users sit it on a countertop so they don't even need to bend down when they're ready to move it to another room."

"The best small space heater is the Honeywell – Ceramic Heater as its tip-over protection is on par with that of the Vornado and has multiple heat settings."

"Unfortunately the Honeywell Heater doesn’t have a fan, which many people would like in a bathroom heater — if that’s the case for you the Lasko 754200 has a fan, but no tip-over protection."

"The Vornado - Vortex Heater has top-of-the-line safety features, is clean-looking and uses a patented Whole Room Vortex Heat Circulation method, making it our most effective electric heater."

"What about something like [this? ](https://www.electricradiatorsdirect.co.uk/ecostrad-iq-ceramic-wifi-controlled-electric-radiators/)? I've been researching a heating solution for my soon to be built garden outbuilding and will probably go for this. The space won't be used all the time so it only needs to be heated up for a short time without taking ages to do so."

"I use one of these without any smart outlet (I do plug it into one to be able to just cut the power we’re no am remote) and it works great for spaces <500 Sq ft."

"Edit: “Hycency Programmable Smart WiFi Thermostat Plug Outlet, Wireless Electric Plug-in Temperature Controller with App Remote Control. Compatible with Alexa” - rated for 1600w continuous, can be scheduled, off and on Matt temperature, controllable from Alexa or an app. This might be it"