Heating — Electric Heaters (2026)

Pros

• 3 heat settings plus fan-only mode
• Built-in overheat and tip-over protection
• Strong review volume (2.7k ratings, 4.6★)

Cons

• No oscillation on this model
• Runs loud at max setting

Pros

• Oil-free Thermocore tech for faster warm-up
• Adjustable thermostat with 3 heat settings
• Castors for portability, overheat/safety shut-off

Cons

• Slower to warm a room than a fan heater
• Lower review count than other picks

Pros

• Well-established premium oil-filled radiator line
• Enhanced chimney-effect heating, anti-frost thermostat
• Castors for mobility

Cons

• Heavier than column radiators without oil fill
• Stock can run low — check availability before buying

Pros

• WiFi app and Alexa voice control alongside the touch panel
• Daily and weekly timer scheduling for automatic heating
• IP24 water-resistant rating suits bathrooms as well as living spaces

Cons

• Needs a WiFi connection to unlock the smart scheduling features
• Glass front shows fingerprints and needs occasional wiping

Pros

• Micathermic panel heats up in about a minute
• Oil-free design is lighter than a traditional column radiator
• Adjustable thermostat with 2 heat settings

Cons

• Cools down quickly once switched off
• Better suited to topping up warmth than all-day heating

Pros

• Full metal casing suits garages, workshops and basements
• Frostwatch mode auto-starts below 5°C to protect pipes
• Overheat and tip-over protection built in

Cons

• Fan noise is noticeable on the highest setting
• No smart/WiFi controls on this model

Pros

• WiFi app and Alexa voice control alongside the physical thermostat
• Wall mounted or floor stand use with Lot 20 energy-efficient technology
• Programmable weekly timer for scheduled heating

Cons

• Needs a WiFi connection to unlock smart scheduling
• Slimline panel design suits background warmth rather than instant heat

Pros

• 9 fin design with 800W/1200W/2000W output settings
• Adjustable thermostat and castor wheels for portability
• Warms rooms up to around 25m²

Cons

• Slower to warm a room than a fan heater
• Bulkier to store than a flat panel heater

Pros

• Digital display with ECO function and remote control
• 9 fins with three power settings for flexible warmth
• Castors for easy portability between rooms

Cons

• Slower to warm a room than a fan heater
• Bulkier to store than a flat panel heater

Pros

• 11 fins with 3 power settings and adjustable thermostat
• Thermal safety cut-off and 24-hour timer
• Warms larger rooms up to around 28m²

Cons

• Slower to warm a room than a fan heater
• Heavier than smaller-fin models

Pros

• 5 modes with 70° oscillation spread warmth around a room
• Overheat and tip-over protection built in
• Compact size suits desks and small spaces

Cons

• Fan noise noticeable at the highest setting
• Best suited to small rooms rather than whole-home heating

Pros

• Ceramic tower design heats up fast with 2 power levels
• Remote control and 24 hour timer for scheduled warmth
• Eco function and safety thermostat included

Cons

• No oscillation on this tower model
• Taller footprint needs stable floor space

Pros

• Fully programmable 7-day hour-by-hour heat schedule
• Slim panel design mounts flat to a wall or stands freely
• Touch pad control with LCD screen

Cons

• Lower wattage suits topping up a small room rather than a large space

Pros

• Integrated carry handles make it easy to move between rooms
• 3 adjustable heat settings with overheat and tip-over cut-out
• Slimline convector body warms a room without a noisy fan

Cons

• No smart or app controls on this model

Pros

• Simple freestanding convector warms small to medium rooms
• Adjustable thermostat with multiple heat settings
• Compact white finish blends into most rooms

Cons

• No timer or remote control on this budget model

Pros

• Oscillating tower design spreads warmth around a room
• Digital display with 7.5 hour timer and remote control
• 3 heat settings plus cool fan-only mode

Cons

• Fan noise noticeable on the highest setting
• No smart/WiFi controls on this model

Pros

• Near-silent convector operation suits bedrooms and studies
• Built-in thermostat with anti-frost setting
• Freestanding or wall mountable to suit the room

Cons

• Slower to warm a room than a fan heater
• No digital display on this model

Pros

• Far infrared panel warms objects and people directly rather than just the air
• Low running cost thanks to modest 180W draw
• Slim wall or ceiling mounted profile saves floor space

Cons

• Best suited to small rooms rather than whole-house heating
• No built-in thermostat on the base model

Pros

• WiFi app control lets you schedule heating remotely
• Ultra-slim glass front looks sleek wall mounted or free standing
• 2500W output suits mid-sized rooms

Cons

• App setup can be fiddly on first use
• Glass front shows fingerprints and dust

Pros

• Remote control and touch display for hands-free adjustment
• 70° oscillation spreads warmth around the room
• Overheat and tip-over protection built in

Cons

• 1500W output suits small rooms rather than whole-house heating

Pros

• Ceramic PTC tower design oscillates to heat the whole room
• LED display and remote control with 2 power settings
• Slim upright footprint suits living rooms and offices

Cons

• No thermostat memory between uses on this model

Pros

• Adjustable thermostat with anti-frost setting for spare rooms
• Quiet, consistent oil-filled heat with no fan noise
• Trusted De’Longhi build quality at a budget price point

Cons

• Slower to warm a room than a fan or ceramic heater
• No timer on this entry-level model

Pros

• Lightweight with a carry strap for moving room to room
• Can be placed upright or flat depending on space
• Adjustable thermostat with overheat protection

Cons

• Fan noise is noticeable on the higher 2kW setting
• Best for spot-heating rather than a whole room