Newly Upgraded AEOCKY Space Heaters for Indoor Use 1500W Metal Electric Space Heater with AI Thermostat Tower Heater

Compact, quiet, and heats up the room quickly. Easy to use and feels very safe. Great value for the price—perfect for cold days. Read more

The 3rd-Gen AEOCKY Space Heater for Indoor Use, 1500W PTC Electric Space Heather with AI Thermostate is a very smart space heater and it puts out some amazing bone warming heat. I love that is can go down to 41 degrees so it could be in a space that needs to stay warm when it gets close to 32 degrees where pipes could freeze. There are several setting from Hi to low and it is easy to dial in the exact temperature you wish to create. It is super quiet and a beautiful heater. The oscillation is smooth and the base very stable. This is a heavy duty space heater, not a cheapy one. That maybe why they did not put a tip shut off on the bottom of the unit because it is more weighted, but to my surprise it had a cool feature. I tried tipping it over while oscillating and it gave me a P4 error and then it took 20 seconds to turn itself off, so instead of a little knob on the bottom that could break off or be unstable on different surfaces, it is built in to know if it tips over. It did the same error code and shut off when the oscillating was off too. When the heater is plugged in it has a red power button that shows on the face so you know it is powered up and the temperature and settings that are digital on the front are super easy to read from a good distance away. I live in the country and heat with wood because this old farm house does not have heat. I am a space heater expert. It says it is a "high-power electrical appliance and is safest to plug into a 15A 120V wall outlet" basically so that it doesn't share the load. It did trip the breaker with the first outselt I chose. You can even turn off the sounds so it does not beep when it turns on or off. It also has H1, 700W, H2, 900W and H3, 1500 W as well as an ECO mode. It is super sophisticated. It even has a timer setting. The remote makes it convenient so you don't have to get up or out of bed to control the temperature in the room. With the 3 year overall warranty, 5 year warranty for the compressor and 60-day no-reason return window it is a winner for me. I am always cold and this puts out a great deal of heat with so many options to make it just right. Definitely a space heater I would highly recommend. I got the Model: Vega-ENFG3A Read more

While this heater has some quirks, I'm so far very pleased with this Aeocky space heater. Its footprint is a scant 6 x 6 inches so it's easy to find space to place it. It's effectively a mini tower fan, just a heater instead (although it does also have a fan function). It can even oscillate, which is a surprisingly rare feature amongst space heaters! This makes it especially great to put in the corner of a room to spread the heat evenly. The fan is relatively quiet, but by no means silent. It's an even, lower pitched hum of a fan that clocks in somewhere in the 50 db range. While I do enjoy a good radiator heater since it doesn't dry out the air, the silent operation can sometimes be a safety hazard. A ceramic heater with a fan like these is helpful when audible since you can tell it's operating without getting too close. Additionally, this heater has a red power symbol that is lit when plugged in. When operating, the screen is also always on. I haven't found a way to turn it off, so it can be an eyesore in a dark room or at night. It would be nice if there was a way to at least dim the display. There is also a beep whenever a button is pressed, either on the remote or the device itself, but luckily there is a way to turn off the beep through the remote. The remote features all the same functions as the on-device controls, with the addition of the sound toggle and a dedicated child lock button to prevent touch commands on the heater. The heater itself doesn't have the child lock button, but the child lock can be accessed through holding the hamburger menu/mode setting button and + button simultaneously. This is a good safety feature to have when young children or curious pets are around. Speaking of safety, I tested the tip over protection by putting the heater on its side while it was operating. It doesn't turn off immediately, but after a second or two, you will hear the click of the heating element shutting off, and it will beep loudly with an error code. Afterwards, it will also run the fan (with the heating element off) for 30 seconds in order to cool down, and then shut off completely. Interestingly, this 30 second countdown and cool down process occurs every time the heater shuts off, even if you shut off the heater normally with the power button. The heater has multiple modes of heating. There's an Eco mode that adjusts heating based on a temperature you can set, and 3 power levels, H1 to H3. Plugging it into a watt meter, the power draw seems roughly consistent with what's listed in the manual (700W on H1, 900W on H2), except for at the highest level. At H3 it might peak at 1500W, but it more stably sits in the 1300-1350W range. I assume this is either an energy efficiency thing or a safety thing (maybe both). Either way, I've found it to be plenty capable of pumping out heat and warming up a room. So far I've used it for the past few months to keep either my bedroom or my office nice and toasty. The build quality is mostly plastic with a metal mesh grill, but feels solid and has a good amount of weight to it. I do wish there was some kind of mesh or dust filter in the air intake for easier cleaning down the line. Overall, however, the design looks very sleek and modern. I can't say it's the cheapest space heater there is, but it packs a lot of function into its small form. Read more