Stadler Form2kW Portable Electric Fan Heater Paul with 8 Heat Levels, PTC Ceramic Element, Cooling and Heating Mode, White

Absolutely brilliant fan heater. Bought it to replace my old 2kW electric heater that needed hours to heat up my relatively small bedroom (10 m2). With Paul I can make it nice and toasty in 30-45 minutes on full power that also helps with my electricity bill. Once it is maintaining the desired temperature it consumes 0.3-0.4kW only, very economical to run. It is also very quiet, can sleep whilst it's on. The remote is also brilliant. It looks and feels very well built and comes with a UK plug. The fan function is also great, would definitely recommend it. Not the cheapest option but considering how effective it is it will pay for itself in a year.

The media could not be loaded. This is the most expensive heater "256GBP" on Amazon - Swiss made product by STADLER FORM, the product started making NOISE in its 7 days of working. The product makes an ENGINE like NOISE and stops making it when the product is switched off, PLEASE CHECK THE VIDEO,I reached out to Stadler Form realizing that any SWISS Product has a mark of perfection, sad enough very bad customer service, they did not even bother to call and just simply asked me to take the product to a service center! in UK, how do they even think of suggesting something like this in COVID period. Instead of asking to get it replaced asap or checking the video for the product, They want a customer to take it to service center, a 7 day old product , WHY DOES IT MAKE THE ENGINE NOISE, WHY IS IT DEFECTIVE, WHAT IS THE QUALITY CHECK OF a 250GBP product Stadler seemed to be a nice product design and development company, my first experience with them and their product is HORRIBLE. Please check other CERAMIC heaters which are 60% cheaper from companies like DELONGHI and OTHER BRANDS , this is a BAD PRODUCT and Pathetic CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE from Stadler.

Product seems good but couldnt get working at first. Realised it actually was supplied with 3 amp fuse although plug states 13 amp. Had to change fuse to correct one to get it working. Now seems ok but beware!

It's great to see that someone has sat down and designed the ultimate fan heater (Dyson take note!). It is light years ahead of anything else I've tried. It looks good, is extremely quiet, robust and maintains a steady temperature.I'm really fussy about noise and this heater in auto mode is difficult to hear unless you walk right up to it.I previously had the Dyson AM09 which is more expensive but loud (like a hair dryer) and the case broke when it accidentally got knocked over.Some slight minor points:-There was an initially a hot plasticy smell. But that disappeared after a few days use-The temperature display on top flashes when it has reached the target temperature. This could be slightly distracting-The bright red LED on the front could be more subtle. It only shows if the unit has power. It would be nice if it was dimmer and was green for standby & red for active

I have had this heater for a few days less then 2 years. It was bought to heat a reptile room. We cannot have it swinging from side to side as this could overheat creatures, yet we cannot stop it from swinging. If we put it on 21, then it heats to 22 before settling down. If we put it on 22 it heats to 26 before settling down, so we can never leave it running at that temperature.Last night we left it on 21 and it switched itself off.The reptile room became dangerously cold, so now we are looking for a similar heater which actually works.

We bought this heater for our kitchen which has no radiators and, in Winter, became freezing! Searching around proved hard to find a good looking standalone electric heater and we didn't want a gas heater for the reason of needing to continually replace the gas bottle. This one fit the bill in terms of a good product design and it heats the room up well and quickly. We use the rotating swing mode and have preset a temperature for the heater to maintain. It's a fair amount to invest in a heater but for the above reasons, it was worth it.

Used it for a couple of weeks and it worked well. Then it started playing up. After between 5-20 mins use the heater stop circulating hot air and begins blowing cold air. Sometimes after switching it on it just blows cold air. Have to leave off for hours before it will start blowing hot air again - but only for a short period. Have followed the manual, e.g. and kept it away from any walls, but nothing seems to make a difference.

I have two of these. Once the room gets close to the desired temperature the heater is almost silent. All the other automatic fan heaters I have tried are continually switching on and off again. This just quietly adjusts the fan level so there are no distractions, just a quiet and constant background temperature.Very expensive, but worth the money if you hate noisy heaters.