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Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater vs Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat

The Dreo Solaris 718 is the better heater: 5,120 BTU of ceramic output, a 1°F digital thermostat, four oscillation widths and roughly 25dB operation make it a quiet, precise room heater for a bedroom or office up to about 300 square feet. The Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat is the better year-round appliance: bladeless, 10 fan speeds, pivot and twist vents for multi-room airflow, and a large owner base behind its 4.8 rating. Build-wise the Dreo feels like a dedicated heater with a tall tower stance; the Shark is a fan first that also heats, and its 1,400W output is slightly lower. Neither has WiFi or app control.

  • Choose the Dreo Solaris 718 if you mainly want quiet, even heat with fine thermostat control and a child lock for a bedroom or home office.
  • Choose the Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat if you want one bladeless tower that moves air well in summer and heats in winter, with more fan speeds and wider airflow direction.

Prices

  • Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater: $59.99 at Swede Things in America (checked today)
  • Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat: $100.00 at Les Appartements de Juju (checked today)
  • Difference: the Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater is $40.01 cheaper than the Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat today
Dreo
Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater

Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater

4.9(244 ratings)
$59.99at Swede Things in AmericaObserved at 6:36 AM
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Pros
  • Very quiet at around 25dB
  • Fast, even ceramic heat with 1°F thermostat steps
  • Four oscillation widths up to 120°
  • Child lock, tip-over and overheat shut-off
  • 12-hour timer and remote included
Cons
  • No WiFi or app control
  • Heat comes from only part of the front face
  • Fan feels weak while heating
  • Slight odor during first uses
Shark
Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat

Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat

4.8(23,773 ratings)
$100.00at Les Appartements de JujuObserved at 6:34 AM
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Pros
  • Bladeless design is safer around kids and pets
  • 10 fan speeds plus extra fan and heat modes
  • Pivot and twist vents direct air across a room
  • Dust Defense Pro captures dust
  • Huge owner base behind its 4.8 rating
Cons
  • Lower heat output at 1,400W
  • Heating is secondary to its fan role
  • No WiFi or app control
  • Only one color, white

What separates them

Dreo Solaris 718 Space HeaterShark TurboBlade Cool+Heat
Primary jobDedicated ceramic heater with 5 heat and 3 fan settingsTower fan that adds heat, with 10 fan speeds and 2 heat modes
Heat output1,500W, about 5,120 BTU1,400W max
Thermostat precisionDigital, 41–95°F in 1°F steps, plus ECO modeThermo IQ auto-adjusts to a selected temperature
Airflow controlOscillates 30°, 60°, 90° or 120° from one faceBladeless with pivot fan and twist vents for multi-room coverage
NoiseAbout 25dB, widely praised as very quietNot published; bladeless design is quieter than bladed fans but louder than the Dreo at low heat
Design and footprintTall tower, nearly 30 inches, in black, silver or goldBladeless tower in white, with Dust Defense Pro dust capture
Smart featuresRemote, 12-hour timer, child lock; no WiFi or appRemote; no WiFi or app
Track record4.9 from 244 ratings4.8 from 23,773 ratings

Price history

  • Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater: lowest $59.99 on Nov 9 at Swede Things in America.
  • Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat: lowest $100.00 on Nov 9 at Les Appartements de Juju.

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Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater

  • DREONew

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    $129.99Free shippingObserved at 6:36 AM
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    $59.99Observed at 6:36 AM
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    Availability unknownSold by milosko_us (95.6% positive, 41 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

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Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat

  • Les Appartements de JujuNew

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    $100.00Observed at 6:34 AM
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Specs compared

SpecDreo Solaris 718 Space HeaterShark TurboBlade Cool+Heat
Heating MethodCeramicCeramic
With ThermostatYesYes
Heat SourceElectricElectric
FinishBlack, Silver, GoldWhite
Coverage300 square feet—
OscillatingYes—
Remote controlYes—
Heat settings5 heat settings—
Fan settings3 fan settings—
Heightnearly 30 inches—
Oscillation range30°, 60°, 90°, 120°—
Thermostat range5-35 degrees—
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SpecDreo Solaris 718 Space HeaterShark TurboBlade Cool+Heat
Timer12 hour timer—
Noise levelaround 25dB—
With Automatic Shut-OffYes—
Heating Capacity5,120 BTU—
Max Output—1,400W

What reviewers say

Dreo Solaris 718 Space Heater

  • 4.9 / 5244 ratings

Owners rate it highly and most praise how quiet it is and how fast it warms a room. The design and steady ECO mode come up often. Complaints center on the missing app control and the narrow area the heat blows from.

What people mention
  • NoisePraisedOwners repeatedly call it extremely quiet, quiet enough for a bedroom.
  • Heating speedPraisedReviewers say it warms rooms quickly for a heater its size.
  • ConnectivityCriticisedBuyers note there is no WiFi or app control, unlike many competing tower heaters.
  • AirflowMixedOscillation is wide, but heat comes from only part of the grille and the fan feels weak in heating mode.

Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat

  • 4.8 / 523,773 ratings

Owners rate the TurboBlade Cool+Heat very highly, praising its quiet operation, the bladeless safety, and the convenience of a fan and heater in one unit. Complaints center on airflow strength and the size of the unit rather than reliability.

What people mention
  • AirflowMixedSome owners find the breeze softer than a bladed fan at the same speed, while others call it comfortable and even.
  • NoisePraisedReviewers describe it as quiet, especially on lower fan speeds.
  • BuildPraisedThe bladeless housing is called sturdy and easy to wipe clean.
  • HeatingPraised

Questions and answers

Which is better for a bedroom?
The Dreo Solaris 718. At about 25dB it is quiet enough to sleep beside, and the 1°F thermostat with ECO mode holds a steady temperature. The Shark is fine as a fan at low speeds but is a louder, less precise heater.
Which heats a room faster?
The Dreo. Its 1,500W ceramic element puts out about 5,120 BTU and owners report quick warm-up in rooms up to roughly 300 square feet. The Shark tops out at 1,400W and is tuned more for airflow.
Which is better in summer?
The Shark TurboBlade Cool+Heat. It has 10 fan speeds, a bonus fan mode, and pivot and twist vents that push air around a room. The Dreo's 3 fan settings are basic by comparison.
Which lasts longer?
Both are well rated, but the Shark has far more owner data behind it, with 23,773 ratings at 4.8. The Dreo's 4.9 comes from only 244 ratings, so its long-term record is thinner.
Is the Shark worth stepping up to over the Dreo?
Only if you want one appliance for both seasons and value bladeless safety and airflow control. If heat is the main job, the Dreo's higher output, finer thermostat and quieter operation make it the stronger pick.
Do either have app or WiFi control?
No. Both come with a remote only. If you want scheduling from a phone, neither fits, and you would need a smart-plug workaround or a different model.

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Owners say the ceramic heater warms a bedroom or office quickly and Thermo IQ holds the set temperature.