I bought 3, in white and pink, for the children's rooms and the bathroom based on their small size and low consumption. They are beautiful, take up no space at all, and do the job! In the bathroom, they have excellent performance, heating the space effectively in just 2 minutes and functioning normally even when the space is filled with steam. It should be noted, of course, that the winter was mild this year and they have not been tested in truly heavy cold, but they have worked many hours and have not had any issues! In the bedrooms, which are rather large, they obviously do not do great things on their own, but from the beginning, the purpose was to use them as supplementary, mainly in the mornings to dress the little ones or to warm feet, etc., so for the purpose they were bought, I consider them excellent. On the downside, the short cord and the need for great care to ensure nothing is behind them because the resistance overheats very quickly if the air does not flow freely, and they must be on a perfectly flat surface to press the safety switch located at the bottom right; otherwise, the motor stops!

Update 12/2/2025
Ultimately, if used enough (like the one in the bathroom), they do not last a second year! About a month ago, the one in the bathroom started to overheat and stop after 10 minutes of use at most, so I replaced it with the one from the bedroom that had not been used as much. Now that one has started to overheat as well and has reduced air output. Obviously, the fan has a short lifespan!

Although in a large room (over 60 square meters and with an open entrance leading to another equally sized room), I used a 2000W ceramic heater at "half" (if not exactly 1000W, somewhere around there), but I didn't like it because it had many buttons and a thermostat that made it blow cold air when it reached the desired temperature. Previously, in another 30 square meter room, I had a 1500W ceramic heater with two switches, which I used at 750W for the entire room.

I bought this one to have it close to me because the 750W was too much and I simply left it far away to consume electricity for the whole room without reason. It does the job just fine. The only problem is that when I bought it, it was listed on skroutz as ceramic. I haven't measured it yet, but I estimate that it will consume roughly the same as the 750W ceramic heater. Maybe it's worth it for its significantly lower price, but on the other hand, it may break faster. Time will tell.