Purchased in 2019 for around €50. I have it to warm up my room and bathroom when it comes to bathing/showering. I give it 4/5 stars because for about a year now, the power switch gets stuck and repairing it will cost as much as buying a new one. Other than that, it heats satisfactorily and quickly.

Unjustifiably difficult handling (especially for people unfamiliar with electronics/technology). The one button for setting will eventually come off from required presses. Also, quite slow response and questionable performance.
Last but not least, the short length cable was already tangled. It was returned as it was... (it also had rust on the screen at the top)

Difficult to handle with unnecessarily complicated settings. At least it's okay once temperatures are adjusted, but it doesn't emit satisfactory heat, not even at full 1800 watts. Measured with a power meter, another Singer heater at 1200 watts (second level) produces more heat and warms up the room faster than the Morris at its full 1800-watt operation. Truly strange and almost useless, the heater struggles to warm up a small to medium-sized room.

I had it in my daughter's room last winter. From evening until morning, it turned on and off by itself when the temperature dropped because the door was slightly open. No significant increase in the electricity bill. It's worth its money for small spaces!

Very good but not for heating the room, only for maintaining the temperature mainly. It is quite silent and easy to use. It is a bit pricey, I would have liked it to have more speed levels, not just one.

It makes almost no noise at all. It is generally for a small room, it doesn't make it a furnace, but it breaks the cold's stubbornness. There is no significant increase in the electricity bill.

I consider it one of the most successful purchases I have made. If you leave it working all the time, the room becomes a sauna. But it has a digital thermostat that keeps the temperature at the right levels! I leave it on at 21 degrees at night so that the room doesn't get cold. It has only one 'trick' that I learned through experimentation. The radiator starts when the temperature drops 3 degrees below the one set on the thermostat. So, if you set it at 21, it won't turn on until the temperature drops to 18. It will raise it to 21, turn off, and turn on again when it goes back to 18. As for consumption, I didn't see any difference in the bill with this usage...

Combining with a 9,000 BTU air conditioner that ran an average of 4 hours per day, along with a dehumidifier running 12 hours per day, and this heater running 10 hours per day, the electricity bill from the power company came to 320 euros in a 67 square meter house. I don't have any other heating source and I consider the bill to be reasonable. Additionally, it produces a lot of good heat and quickly warms up the room.

Very good performance. Unfortunately, in the two years, the On-off switch broke and the store from which it was purchased said it is out of warranty. The cost of repair was like buying a new one.

Unacceptable machine, in a room 3*3.5 with double windows and moderate insulation, after 3 hours of continuous operation it does not exceed 17 degrees.

In combination with an air conditioner outside the room, it takes about 4 hours to raise the temperature to a moderate level of approximately 15 degrees Celsius

Guys, it's worth the money and more. BE CAREFUL ONLY where you buy it from because some offer a 2-year Greek warranty...while the company's website offers a 5-year warranty! Hope I helped!

The heater was used in a 35 sqm room. Noticeable difference in the space within 15-20 minutes from 16 to 22 even though the square meters are beyond the specifications (up to 30 sqm), for a 20 sqm space I believe it will work perfectly. The thermostat is for the device and not for the space. The pros for this price are the electronic thermostat and timer, 5-year warranty. Unfortunately, I returned it because the screen had a problem from the beginning and the settings, but I highly recommend it nonetheless. I hope I helped.

I have it in a 15 sqm room and it heats it very satisfactorily. The consumption in relation to the performance is quite low, the device burns very little. Overall, a very good product

It heats up the bedroom in no time, with better heating than an air conditioner, maybe even better than a radiator.
Completely silent and odorless.
Electronic thermostat (for better control) that allows you to set the desired temperature and automatically turns on and off.
I don't know the consumption yet, as I have only had it for a week, but I can see that it easily maintains a temperature at 23 degrees, turning on and off in short intervals