Let me start by saying this little white box has been a game-changer for my chilly home office. The Pro Breeze 1500W heater arrived looking sleek and modern - way prettier than most utilitarian space heaters. Setup was laughably easy: plug in, twist the thermostat knob, and boom - instant warmth.

The ceramic heating tech really delivers. On high (1500W), it transforms my 10x12ft office from 'arctic tundra' to 'cozy cabin' in about 5 minutes flat. I was shocked how effectively it handles larger spaces too - it once kept my entire living room (about 300sq ft) comfortably warm during a winter storm when my furnace died.

What I love most is the thermostat control. Unlike cheaper heaters that just blast heat continuously, this one actually cycles on/off to maintain your set temperature. The dial takes some getting used to though - that initial 'click' when you turn it past current room temp had me confused at first.

Safety features give serious peace of mind. The tip-over switch works flawlessly (tested accidentally when my cat knocked it over), and the overheat protection means I don't panic leaving it on during bathroom breaks. That said, the rattling safety ball mechanism startled me the first time I heard it - thought something was broken!

Now for the not-so-great: The fan noise is noticeable, especially on high. It's not obnoxious, but if you're sensitive to white noise while working, this might bug you. Also, after six months of daily use, mine developed a faint bearing whine - still works perfectly but sounds like a tiny mosquito.

The biggest surprise? Energy efficiency. Compared to running my central heat, this cut my winter electric bill by about $30/month heating just the rooms I'm actually using. At just $0.19/hour on high setting (less on low), it's way cheaper than warming my whole house.

Would I buy again? Absolutely - in fact I already did for my bedroom! Just be aware of its limitations: best for small-to-medium spaces, not whisper-quiet operation, and requires occasional filter cleaning (which nobody tells you about). For under $50 though? This little heater punches way above its weight class.