The safety features were important for me since I have a dog. It shuts off automatically if it tips over, which gives me peace of mind. Feels very well made.

The lowest temperature of 45 degrees uses about 146W when first heated, then switches to 0W when reaching the set temperature, and when it drops to about 35 degrees, it heats again using about 110~140W repeatedly. The maximum temperature of 70 degrees uses 215W during initial heating and consistently around 180~195W after reaching the set temperature. Please note that as the temperature rises, the power used to maintain it also increases, and the power consumption varies depending on how cold the room is. The set temperature is quite accurate, and the heating parts are well distributed across all areas. When viewed in thermal imaging photos, the outer part shows a lower temperature, but this is due to insulation, and the inner part is all measured at 45 degrees. I have cold hands and feet, so my feet sweat even in winter. I needed a low-temperature heating device and made a great purchase.

I work from home and my feet are always freezing, even with the heat on. This is the first thing that actually keeps my legs warm without blasting hot air. Super quiet and cozy. I use it every day now.

Bought one for myself and ended up ordering a second for my girlfriend. She’s always cold. We move it from the office to the living room all the time.

I’m very sensitive to noise and hate space heaters. This one is completely silent. No fan, no air blowing. Just warmth where you actually need it.