They claim to heat the room up in “half the time while saving energy”, but how did they fare when we put them to the test?
While the temperatures might be finally starting to rise after a bitterly cold January, we're not out of the woods yet. For many, heating the home is a luxury rather than a given, with the odd small heating gadget going a long way to ensure the house stays warmer for cheaper.
Setting them up Setting them up is simple enough, and only takes a few minutes. You just have to fiddle around with the magnets on the fans and sort out the wires, then once plugged in, they’re good to go. The front room is now getting warmer quicker, while, if you leave them running for a while, I’ve found it to get swelteringly hot. Samuel went for a dog walk recently and when he got back in the house it was so hot he considered reaching for a fan.
What’s not so great? There is one big problem Samuel can see with these - the price. They’re a good product and do what they claim, but they’re really not cheap and it’s hard to see how they’ll be a viable solution for a lot of people.I’d envisage the reason a lot of people would look to buy these in the first place would be to save money on their bills, and it’s a difficult one when you have to spend so much up front.
I’m not a fan of visible wires as they look a bit unsightly, so I’ve done his best to disguise them, but it’s something that’s not ideal and worth considering before you buy.
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