It is just right. I put it at my feet to keep them warm when I sit at my desk. It heats up enough if it's close and it doesn't burn me. Plus, I don't feel guilty about using too much electricity.
BUT it bothers me that it doesn't have a SEPARATE button to turn it off.
Let's see how many months it will last... I will keep you updated

Top device, does everything you could ask for. I solved the small issue with the not really existing on/off switch using a "smart" socket - I now turn the little heater on and off via my phone.

I like: It heats well, not the space but the person, used in a room without any other heating device, it replaces the air conditioner that is in the other room and which in any case does not perform better. Consumption is 1/3 of that of the air conditioner, so it's a win-win. Disadvantage: That it doesn't have an on/off switch so you either unplug it or lay it down

I got it to keep myself warm and not the room. It works perfectly! It's worth the money. It's meant to provide warmth in the area where you are or work, not to heat the whole space. Everything I expected from it, I have!

Quality construction. It was placed under a desk to warm the feet and that is the only job it can do. Ideal consumption for many hours of operation. I chose it exactly based on these two conditions. It cannot heat a room under any circumstances. Safety is also important as it works next to cables and devices, so it is recommended for this job. The noise is expected based on the watts and the fact that it is a fan heater, generally not particularly annoying. There is the possibility to adjust the intensity and it also has a thermostat. On the negative side, it is a relatively expensive product for what it offers, but for the job I bought it for, it is by far the best choice as there is nothing similar. Also, the on/off is controlled by a small button-lever at the base. When it is pressed somewhere, it works. To turn it off, you have to lay the device down. I would have preferred it to also have a classic button. Overall 4.5, it does what it promises but is a bit expensive.

Very small in dimensions. Quite a quality construction. Nice large thermostat button. Its strap is fixed but made from good material. Its cable is about 1.8 meters. The front part can tilt about +-13 degrees. At the bottom there is a piston/switch that, in case it falls, cuts off its operation. The heat it produces is more than satisfactory for a device with such low consumption. Ideal for small spaces, especially if you can't fit something larger. I'm already considering buying a second one.

The Italian fan heater is stylish and elegant. It is only for late autumn and early spring, not for harsh winter. It is expensive. Nice rubber strap.

good quality, durable, just right for portable use, and camping due to the low watts it can work with a small inverter on a boat or caravan.

Good construction and does its job well, just because it is small you need to be very close to warm up a part of the body.

It is meant to keep you warm and not necessarily the space, especially if the room you have it in is large. I prefer it because it consumes less electricity and does its job well.

Works without problems. For use quite close to you. I use it for warmth under the desk (feet, that is) or at a distance of no more than half a meter. It doesn't work to heat a room. It might warm up a very small room if it runs for a long enough time.

I got it for use in a tent, I haven't tried it yet, but in a 7 square meter room, it provides good warmth.

+ Small, economical, beautiful
- Weak, relatively short cable

You need to have it very, very close to you for the heat it produces to be effective. And for this reason, its cable is relatively short.
What is mentioned as a problem with the switch is not true. Yes, there is no on/off button, only a thermostat, but at the extreme 'cold' it works like 'off' and at the extreme 'hot' like 'on' without being affected by the actual temperature

Simply excellent....I have it in my office low in the corner. Don't expect it to heat the whole space...but it will keep you warm. Very economical in consumption. Buy without hesitation!

don't expect it to work miracles. if you are close to it, it's fine to warm you up. quality construction with a switch to turn off if it falls. I got it due to low consumption to operate it with a power station.

First of all, it is affordable at 340-360W (with confirmed meter). At these Watts, it obviously produces the corresponding heat. In a 4x4 room, however, in the office and with the door closed, it satisfactorily raises the temperature in the surrounding area, I can say satisfactorily. It is definitely not the same as a 2000W fan heater, but that is logical. I would recommend it for something small, easy to transport, and almost silent. Especially for an office, it is just what you need!

It heats as much as 360 watts. Made for small performances and specific uses.
It is small, economical, and quiet, with quality construction and a cute design.
In my device, as shown in the video, the rotary thermostat is also an on/off switch.

It is not for heating a room but for warming yourself up while sitting at the desk on the computer. I knew this, but I bought it because that's exactly what I wanted it to do, while also saving money on electricity. Usage suggestion: in a wooden office with a drawer for the keyboard, place it on top of a box like a "Xiaomi filter replacement box", with the air going to your feet on the left or right and swirling under the keyboard drawer. (obviously the desk is almost completely against the wall). The swirling air warms up your feet, etc., and comes out warm between the keyboard-mouse drawer and the main surface of the desk, gently warming your hands as well. With such placement, it is E X C E L L E N T! Otherwise... if the 360 watts are not enough for you and you want something else to work. (0.36 kilowatts per hour). Oh, and just so you know, it smells a little during the first few days, but it goes away, so be patient.

In a room smaller than 20 square meters, with a closed door and window, it raised the temperature by 1 degree in 50 minutes. It is quiet and at a distance of 1 meter, it emits satisfactory warmth and appears to be of good quality. With an energy consumption meter, it shows a consumption of 330-360 watts, making it one of the most economical on the market. The only negative is that it does not have an on/off switch and it is a bit expensive for a small office or room heater.

It is useful if you work and have it on your desk to keep you warm. It does not heat up a room under any circumstances. The negative aspect is that it does not have an on/off switch, so if you want to turn it off, you will either have to unplug it or turn it to the side because it has a switch on its base that starts functioning when pressed down. I think the 43€ I paid is too much for the quality of the product.

I will not elaborate, most things have been said by others. It is small, manageable, good for warming your hands or feet at a desk. It definitely does not heat a room with 360 watts, unless you are inside a 2 sq.m. closet.

However, for me it has something shockingly negative. It does NOT have an on/off switch, it only has the thermostat that simply rolls without any "click", which obviously for such a small device is pointless since it does not heat a room to activate the thermostat. This means that even if you set it to the lowest temperature, if the room is very cold (if you open windows, etc.) it may start working on its own. I find it unacceptable that they included a whole thermostat, and not an on/off switch (plus the huge red LED) that is always on whether the device is working or not, just to stress you out.

For this reason, I am forced to turn it sideways when not in use to activate the safety switch it has on its base and turn off the device or unplug it.

The air is quite warm......the noise and intensity of the air is like a computer fan....for an office it is very good, for a bathroom it is good, for a room I would not recommend it unless it is within half a meter distance. Overall, in terms of consumption and quality, it is commendable.

Office fan heater is only 360 watts.

You definitely don't expect many things from it and you don't heat a room with it, even a small one.

It is good for a desk or near a bed.

It is quiet and its plastics are of good quality.

It must be the smallest wattage fan heater available on the market.

I bought it for my office for the hours when the central heating is off. It is completely silent. It has very good construction, it doesn't creak. It produces a lot of heat, I didn't expect that. It comfortably warms up the office. It has a thermostat that turns off when it reaches a good temperature. The air it emits has low intensity and is always very hot. It never blows cold or lukewarm air. 360 watts, very economical compared to other heaters.