How much space will it actually heat?

It is rated for about 150 sq ft, so it suits a small bedroom, bathroom or office nook. Expect spot warmth rather than whole-room heating in open areas.

Is it loud enough to bother you at a desk?

The fan is audible, and most owners notice it more on the high setting. On low it is quieter but still not silent.

Can it run on a standard household circuit?

It draws up to 12.5 amps at full power, which is close to a typical 15-amp circuit's limit. Avoid sharing that circuit with other high-draw appliances.

Does it have a thermostat and auto shut-off?

Yes. It has an adjustable thermostat plus overheat protection, a tip-over switch and automatic shut-off.

The heater itself with its cord; it is a plug-in unit with no installation hardware needed. Check the listing for any included documentation.

How does it compare with an oil-filled heater?

It heats up faster and is far lighter, but it is noisier and gives less steady, silent warmth. An oil-filled unit suits long, quiet sessions in one room.

Comfort Zone Compact Electric Space Heater 1500W Fan-Forced PTC Ceramic Heater

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$44.54at SearsChecked Nov 8

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Comfort Zone Compact Electric Space Heater 1500W Fan-Forced PTC Ceramic Heater

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Last seen at $44.54 at Sears on Nov 8.

Our take on the Comfort Zone Compact Electric Space Heater 1500W Fan-Forced PTC Ceramic Heater

The Comfort Zone Compact is a small fan-forced PTC ceramic heater rated at up to 1500W with three heat settings and an adjustable thermostat. It weighs about 1.6 lb, so it moves easily between a desk, bathroom or small bedroom, and it covers roughly 150 sq ft. Safety features include overheat protection, a tip-over switch and automatic shut-off, and it is ETL listed. Against oil-filled and radiant rivals it heats a small space fast but makes fan noise, and owners say it is best as a spot heater rather than a whole-room solution.

Best forDesk and under-desk warmthSmall bedrooms and bathroomsSpot heating a chilly cornerRenters who want a plug-in heater with no install

Pros

Heats a small space quickly with fan-forced PTC air
Very light at about 1.6 lb, easy to carry room to room
Three heat settings plus an adjustable thermostat
Overheat protection, tip-over switch and auto shut-off
ETL listed and simple to set up out of the box

Cons

Fan noise is noticeable, especially on the highest setting
Rated for only about 150 sq ft, so it won't warm a large room
Draws up to 12.5 amps, which can trip a shared circuit
No remote, timer or smart controls
Not Energy Star rated

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Lowest price we've seen: $44.54 on Nov 9 at Sears. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

4.3 / 542 ratings

Owners rate it well as a compact personal heater that warms a small area fast and is easy to move. Complaints center on fan noise and on how much it can heat beyond a small room.

What people mention

Heat outputPraisedOwners say it warms a small room or desk area quickly.
NoiseCriticisedReviewers note the fan is clearly audible, more so at higher settings.
PortabilityPraisedIts low weight makes it easy to carry between rooms.
Room sizeMixedBuyers find it works for small spaces but not for larger rooms.
SafetyPraisedThe tip-over switch and overheat shut-off are mentioned as reassuring.

Specifications

Heat Output: 3 heat settings
Heat Source: Electric
Heating Area: 150 sq ft
Heating Method: Fan-forced heating
Heating Highlights: With Thermostat, Fan-forced heating
Thermostat: Yes
Wattage: 1000 W

Questions and answers

How much space will it actually heat?: It is rated for about 150 sq ft, so it suits a small bedroom, bathroom or office nook. Expect spot warmth rather than whole-room heating in open areas.
Is it loud enough to bother you at a desk?: The fan is audible, and most owners notice it more on the high setting. On low it is quieter but still not silent.
Can it run on a standard household circuit?: It draws up to 12.5 amps at full power, which is close to a typical 15-amp circuit's limit. Avoid sharing that circuit with other high-draw appliances.
Does it have a thermostat and auto shut-off?: Yes. It has an adjustable thermostat plus overheat protection, a tip-over switch and automatic shut-off.
What is in the box?: The heater itself with its cord; it is a plug-in unit with no installation hardware needed. Check the listing for any included documentation.
How does it compare with an oil-filled heater?: It heats up faster and is far lighter, but it is noisier and gives less steady, silent warmth. An oil-filled unit suits long, quiet sessions in one room.
Where is the Comfort Zone Compact Electric Space Heater 1500W Fan-Forced PTC Ceramic Heater cheapest?: At Sears, for $44.54, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Comfort Zone Compact Electric Space Heater 1500W Fan-Forced PTC Ceramic Heater?: Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 42 ratings.