POWER Convector Radiator, Energy Saving Freestanding or Wall-mounted Heating with 2 Heat Settings Safety Cut-Off, Black

I got this to take the chill out of my sons bedroom at night, without having to heat the whole house with central heating. It has no smart features, and is very simple to use. I set it up with a smart plug, so that I didn't forget to turn it on when he goes to bed. Tried it last night for the first time, the smart plug did its job and the room was warmed up 20 mins before he went to bed. I set the temp low and his room was noticeably warmer when we put him to bed. When I went to bed a few hours later, I checked in on him and the room was still nice and warm (about 14degrees) and he had fallen asleep with his quilt off, so he must have felt comfortable. I'm a bit of a nerd when it comes to energy consumption, so in the morning I checked how much electricity it had used during the 12 hours it was switched on. I worked it out at less than 30p electricity for the whole time it was on. This was with temps outside at around 6 degrees. I would also like to add that his room is extremely cold compared to the other rooms in the house, hence the need to just heat his room up. His room is also quite small, about 7m2. The unit will also have been running at its lower power consumption rate, of 650wph. This definitely seems to be doing the job for what I wanted it for, and for the price, I can't complain at all!

Putting the wheels on was a little fiddly. Each wheel set requires four small screws to be screwed in. Would be better if it was one or two big screws. The units are supplied with two wall plugs and screws for hanging on a wall. The power cord is only 1.5metres long, it needs to be doubled (or longer) in length. I wanted to hang this on a wall but my plug sockets are too far away. With the above issues set to one side, the heater is very good. The front and rear panel heats up to radiate warmth. It has a plastic carry handle that stays cool to touch. It is light weight to move around.

Ordered and delivered quickly , wanted something to take the chill out of our bedroom and this little heater does just that. No noises whilst working, warms pretty quickly and seems to be pretty decent on energy - cannot accurately rate this as we have a busy house so something is always on! Left on low temp for most of the day and our room is definitely warmer . Ideal for small or larger spaces and perfect to fit on the wall easily with 2 secure screws.

Heats up quickly and even on a low setting it keeps my large-ish living room warm (as long as I keep the door shut). I prefer it to my digital ones as it’s a lot simpler to alter the temperature and generally more reliable. Also runs quite economically.

The reviews say it good, economical etc....but in reality, it's horrendously expensive! It's now switched off & not used. Try to find one that's more economical to run in a small conservatory. ++ - 12/11/24 ran a test & the heater throws out 750w on setting 1. This is NOT good for a simple heater for taking the chill out of a conservatory. I'd hate to think of what the costs would be on setting 2!!

I have the electric heater in of large kitchen. We have had two heaters which had electronic timers, temp gauges and thermostat. They both broke after a year and were a total pain to set up. In both cases it was the cheap electronics which broke , not the heating element. The HOMCOM is basic. Plug in, switch on. Turn knob to what you think might be right. Wait and soon the room is warm. Too hot just turn knob. Thermostat kicks in when temp reached and again when temp drops and the heater comes back on. We have it wall mounted and it looks great. My advice: dont be suckered into buying technology you don't need. Its a bloody electric heater not a Kray computer. You have legs..you do not need wi fi and you can switch it on when its cold and off when it isnt. This was half the price of the heaters with electronic control BUT it is a far more effective heater. Buy this and use what you save to go towards your lecky bill!

It’s as basic as it gets. A convection heater. With zero bells and whistles. Analogue to its very core. Cheap and cheerful. On off switch and thermostat setting which indicates no temperature but ‘min’ - ‘max’ whatever that means. Due to thermal expansion, whenever there’s a significant temperature change, it makes a banging noise or if you’re lucky, a loud tick or snap.

It is easy to use and install. You can hang it too very easily. It warm a lot but it depends also on the setting. I think that it is electric so you can't expect it is not consuming a lot , but it is still reasonable. At least, even if the electricity bill is not low, it really heats the room , and after you switch off it takes time to cool so it is still warm for a bit. the price is good. My studioflat is just a well equipped kitchenette and it is able to warm enough. You can buy it if you don't want to keep it always on, just to get by with the cold weather. the price is quite low so you can purchase it and give it a chance.