TURBRO Arcade HR1500 Electric Mica Space Heater 1500W, Room and Office Heating with Thermostat and Safety Protection, 2 Heat Settings, Quiet, 120V, White

We just finished November to march in a 38 foot motorhome in Arizona. We used the Turbro in the living area. Temps go down to 26 at night and it kept it warm enough used in conjuction with a wall mounted Steibel Eltron for the bath and bedroom area. We had previously used ceramic forced air heaters by various manufacturers. The Turbro does not dry the air out as much and is for the most part silent. When it cycles off on thermostat there is slight contraction noise and has a very slight hum when it comes back on. Slight click from its thermostat. Less than my Honewell on the wall at home. Has a nice cord management bracket. When our slide out is in it seems large but when its out wish it were larger. So it is usable either way. The wheels work well on tile or carpet and we moved it from the salon to the dinette area during meals. It is aimable to direct the radiant energy but it also works by convection and the heat did seem to spread out more than our previous forced air ceramic heaters. The power cord is quite heavy and did not heat up much, always cool to touch. We always kept its front and rear 2 feet from furniture. Its sides are warm to touch but do not radiate heat. We used it as a plate or cup warmer by setting them on top for a short bit. Very satisfied with this purchase.

I Like the Great heat output, Light weight, No Noise, Top and sides made of Metal, Tip-over safety built in, Simple to operate, light is not disturbing at night. low Price. and looks good.I don't like much No built in timer, when 2nd / High heat mode middle heater is continuously on dis-regards to temp setting. no heater on indicator.

I’ve previously bought three of the DeLonghi Mica flat panel heaters BUT they had tripled in price when I needed another and were showing a shop by date after winter would be over!So I risked this one. Unlike the DeLonghi version which is super stable on all surfaces including carpet I’m afraid to use this anywhere except on hardwood. It has a narrow base and would tip easily if bumped on less stable carpet (would be fine on industrial carpet that doesn’t have padding).Heats well enough BUT unlike the DeLonghi which can be wall mounted this one needs a lot of space on all sides. It cannot be mounted.The vent find inside look like you should be able to adjust them to shoot the air in the desired direction BUT there is no control for this.Works well just far less useful than my preferred brand. At least we have heat (main furnace is having problems and they can’t get the computerized part. Hoping the supply chain will settle down and we will be able to get one. Just a few more weeks of potential for super cold weather…)

I bought this to use in a travel trailer but have been running it in our living room for the last few days as a test. Yes, it did smoke a little and smell when I first powered it on - but that dissipated quickly. Puts out a good amount of heat, the thermostat works well, and it's quiet. The top of the unit does get quite hot and there are warnings not to touch it so I don't know that I would recommend this for a home with small children. Other than that concern, I'm liking this over oil-filled heaters as there is no danger of oil leaks in the event of a failure.

I bought this to replace an oil based radiator that stopped working. The heat output is far faster, but in the same form factor. No moving parts, very light, easy to wheel around the 5th wheel. Keeps the inside comfortably warm until the temps get down to under 20 outside, then it struggles to keep up. Above 20, I don't need to run the furnace at all.

We've used this all winter and the only part of this heater to know is that it takes some fine tuning to get the temperature right. If I slightly move the knob, it's too hot or too cold. But once we found the prefect temperature, that's where we keep it. We've left it 24 hours in a bedroom that stays cooler than other rooms and it's been fine. As an experiment, we cranked up the temperature and the thermostat in the adjoining room went up by 2 degrees. It is also easy to move because it's on wheels. I'd highly recommend it.

Warms up like a heater should but that’s all it does, do not move them around, just pick a spot and never move it. The cheap plastic caster wheels are useless and one has already snapped off at the location it attaches to the stand. Tiny plastic clip snapped right off. Now I can’t use this heater because it won’t stand up. Waste of money when the entire foundation and base this giant metal heater sits on is cheap thin plastic with even tinier plastic holding the casters on. Poor design with cheap parts and I would return if it were possible. Instead I’ve got a heater that’s a fire hazard because of a broken plastic wheel. Kudos TURBRO for the $80 junk, really hope you meant to have the word “Bro” in your brand name, otherwise, you merely misspelled TURBO.

I saw a positive review on YouTube for this heater so I bought it. I bought it for my small restroom, it's located in back of the house so it's pretty cold back there. I have the heater on an automatic timer so in the mornings when I get ready for work the bathroom would be warm. I'd say when you leave the heater on for a long time the room gets warm enough for me to take a shower, but even then it's not warm enough. Previously I had a cheaper/smaller heater that would heat up the restroom faster. So I'm pretty disappointed that this heater didn't live up to the positive reviews I saw. One positive is that the heater is pretty quiet and it's very warm when you're standing next to it.