Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This thermostatically controlled heater with filter and remote control does a great job on medium sized rooms. Air is pulled from the bottom and forced up through a filter and routed up and out of the heater at the top. - We all know colder air is denser and warmer air is lighter, thus this design works well. 1). Light assembly needed for the base using a standard sized Phillips head screw driver. I had mine together in about 10 minutes. 4 screws are machine threaded and go in with no effort, the other 4 are a bit more difficult as they go direct into plastic, but with a good screw driver or power driver your all ready in short order. 2). The touch controls are not the best in class but using the remote you don't need to even touch the base unit anyway. - You can turn the unit on/off and set a temp and oscillation all from the remote. The touch controls do work fine but, as you press them the unit wobbles a bit. No worries though. 3). Unit has a high and low heat setting and can be set to maintain a certain temperature you like depending on the room size. - Heating and room sizes are all subjective and depend on the climate you live in. If you have a few cold spots in you home this will most def help, if your trying to heat a house using only this, not going to work too well 4). Oscillation for the fan can be set to cover all the way to 360 degrees, or just in front of the unit, this is a nice feature. 5). Heater is rated at 1500 watts of heating power, good for additional heat; no problem keeping my 12 x 14 at 72. - all things considered; If you need a area heater that has temperature and oscillation control and can SUPPLEMENT you home heating system, this is a very good choice. Compared to all "Area Heaters" this has all the features.