Ballu Convection Panel Space Heater for Large Room 1500W Electric Heater with Programmable Thermostat WiFi App Control Standing

This heater does a great job warming up a large room quickly. It doesn't take up a lot of space on the floor and can be wall mounted. The app is very convenient and makes it easy to control settings and schedules without having to adjust it manually. The child lock feature is also very nice. The only downside is that it’s definitely hard on the electric bill, especially with frequent use. Overall, it’s a solid, effective heater with great smart features, but something to be mindful of if energy costs are a concern. Read more

This is a great product for a very responsible price for something the size of a 32in TV that can pump out great heat. The features are great from the ambient temp readings, timer settings, remote and heater LED read out. Eco setting was exactly what I'm looking for to help control my energy cost, but keeping warm the same time. I intend to purchase 1 more! Read more

I am really surprised with all of the positive reviews. My furnace went out, and I was looking for a large-space heater to heat my living room and dining room. I'd been using a small, inexpensive space heater, which added a little warmth, but felt I needed more. Almost all of the reviews for this rave about how hot it made their rooms, so I got it. I put it on 88 degrees for several hours, and didn't feel a difference at all. The unit itself got very hot, so I know it was working, but without a fan or any type of radiation it was just a hot thing in the room. I thought that the heat would cover the entire surface of the panel, but it only exists right at the top, and you can't even feel the heat unless you put your hand inches above the unit. I left it plugged it in at 86 degrees overnight, and in the morning there was still no difference in the room temperature. Then I took it to a smaller bedroom where a space heater had kept it reasonably warm. Within an hour that room's temperature actually went DOWN, which means that this big expensive heater not only doesn't work to heat large rooms, but will also cause rooms that were previously warmed from another heater to cool down. I'm not sure if humidity has something to do with this heater's ability to work well? Like, if the air is more humid, maybe the heat travels more? And since my environment is drier, the heat just stays near the heater? I'm not sure why my experience was so much different than everyone else's. Needless to say, I will be retuning this and continuing my quest to find a heater that can warm up a large room. Read more

This little heater is amazing. It feels slow to heat at first but it heats the room in pretty quick order. I live alone with my pup. I close off all the rooms but the kitchen and living room and only heat the room I'm in. I have central heat but if I turn it on, I'm looking at a $300 elec. bill. Takes a bit longer to heat the living room that's 300 sq ft. It heats the kitchen and dining area in short order and I don't have to set it high, like 68 or 70 degrees and the room is comfortable almost immediately. The thermostat is built into the remote so I can place it near the heater and it'll just heat the area it's in. It has a timer so I can set it to turn itself off in the middle of the day when it warms up...perfect for my pup so she doesn't get too cold when I leave for work. The jury's still out on how much it's costing me to run it as I haven't gotten my elec. bill yet. I can put it in my bedroom and close the door an hour before I go to bed and it's toasty in there. I'm going to order another one so I won't have to shuffle it around from room to room. Read more

If you like feeling the direct heat from a space heater, this type is not for you. Otherwise, this is a nice, quiet heater and it eventually warms up a room nicely. Read more

Love this heater already! 10/10! It was quick and simple to set up. I have mine hanging up. It’s sleek and flat so it doesn’t look bad on the wall. It heats great and is completely silent. Love it. I definitely recommend. 👍 👍 Read more

UPDATE: I don’t know what I did but it functions much better now. I still wish I would have went with the Dyson or similar heating fan unit. But it does heat up my room, just takes a decent amount of time. Design/Looks 10/10 Functionality 1/10 Product looks great but gives off little more than a matches worth of heat. Do not buy this if you are trying to heat any room larger than a linen closet. For $200 there are options far more functional. Read more

What a relief to have a space heater that doesn’t make a racket or emit loud clicks every time the thermostat relays hits a limit. This makes a light clicking sound as it powers on but then is completely silent until it is powered off. The metal contracts at that point and makes some small sounds, but that’s physics. You won’t be bothered by this heater as it’s operating. Well. . .one minor issue is the power light. Even with the light panel turned off it’s still going to be bright in a dark bedroom. That panel gets hot, 124F by my measurements. I’m not sure what I will do to dim it this winter. Maybe a dime? I didn’t wall mount it, but I put it as close to a wall as the castors would allow. The area directly behind the heater rose to about 105F. A framed painting 3 feet above got to about 94 degrees, which probably wouldn’t affect the wood—but I keep the heater a bit farther from the wall now. If you’ve ever used a radiator-style heater you know how hot the top gets. This is, of course, much the same. Again: physics. I made a foolish mistake when I tried to verify it was working properly. It is rated at 1500 watts but as you see, my meter measured only 1324 watts at full power. That’s because a heavy load draws down the voltage in my 55-year-old house; there’s nothing wrong with the heater. I mention this for all you other geeks with Kill-A-Watt meters—don’t make the same mistake. Now that I have solar panels I hate to run my noisy forced air gas system. This is the best space heater I’ve found and I highly recommend it. Read more