Gaiatop Mini Space Heater, 500W Fast Heating Portable Desk Electric Heater

Should not be sold in the UAE. Too high voltage so will likely catch fire. Seller won't refund so be aware!

Es pequeño y tarda en calentar una habitación, pero cuando la calienta la mantiene a una temperatura muy agradable aparte de que gasta poca luz. Lo recomiendo para lugares no tan grandes. Como referencia mi habitación es de 4x5 metros aproximadamente y funciona a la perfección.

FIRST. Do NOT listen to the negative reviews about this little heater! It is the BEST little POWERHOUSE heater I've ever used! 1. Some said it was too noisy. No it's not lol. It's a quiet little heater. 2. Some said it will not heat your whole room. My bedroom is a fair size room. I am not sure how many square feet it is. It's not large but it is not small either. I put the heater on and closed the door. Half an hour later I walked into my room and it was nice and warm! This was on a cold and windy night. I did not have the furnace turned on. Don't let the SIZE fool you! It is a little powerhouse of HEAT. I can also feel it almost 3 feet away! It blows far and the heat output is HOT. It is tiny so it does not take up space and it is super lightweight. I have it on my desk next to my bed and turn it on sometimes in the middle of the night to warm up. I always end up shutting it off because it is too hot! I love this little heater so much I bought a second one right away. On pay day I am buying two more. Bring on winter! :) Please ignore the negative reviews. This little power heater is amazing!! These little heaters also make great gifts! Please don't stop making them! And keep them on Amazon!

Nao liga, nao funciona!! Produto horrivel. E o pior, para devolver preciso levar numa agencia DHL, moro a 6 horas de distancia da agencia mais proxima, nao posso devolver numa agencia dos correios, um absurdo. Dinheiro jogado no lixo. (Moro em MG, agencias ficam em SP)

Ok lets be honest here , this is a 500kw heater so not going to heat a mansion , but as the heating costs have soared over the last few years I am determined not to put my central heating on at all this year unless it goes down to -10c or something stupid , My heating was costing me £3 a day last year and that was on the lowest thermostat setting , so now they took my pension credit off me at a loss of £300 a month , I had to come up with a way to stay warm ish this winter that's on it's way , This is a tiny heater so will fit almost anywhere but does chuck out a fair bit of heat , I tested it for an hour to check the running costs , and temperature of the room . Turned everything that I possibly could off and ran this for an hour in my living room and it works out at 14p an hour as of Oct 2025 . And also it did put the room up a few degrees in that time as I moved my portable thermostat over to the far side of the room by an open door which was letting in cold air to be honest . but may have been more if i had shut the door and not had other windows open in the house , I was just doing an experiment to check the running costs for now . I am going to get another one for my bathroom and one for my bedroom and kitchen too so i can just use it while i am in those rooms and then turn it off when i leave , It does have a fan so is a little bit of noise , but not enough to bother me and not very loud , Simple on / off button , no thermostat or temperature control . As i don't mind the cold too much i think this will be a good little heater for me , even though i will still have to wrap up warm too , and will save a lot on heating bills as it's quite energy efficient . But if you like your room toasty hot then this may not work for you , but the more kw you have the more expensive to run . Looks good on my large tv unit and blends in well . According to my maths this heater will pay for itself in about 9 days . Not tested in the depth of winter yet so we shall see how that goes . But i think it will be enough for me .

Great miniature space heater. I like that it has a safety switch so if it falls over it shuts off. I use it to liquify jars of honey that have crystalized. I put the jars in a tote with this heater hooked up to an Ink Bird temp controller and it works great. Throws a lot of heat for it's small size.