Top 5 Best Space Heaters (2020)

Welcome to GetMojo, we do the research so you don’t have to! In this video, we’re offering our picks for the 5 best space heaters on the market.

There’s nothing worse than being chilly, right? And with so many space heater options available – big, small, traditional, quirky – it can be a bit of a headache trying to find the one that’s right for you. Well, fear not. To help you decide, we’ve sifted through websites and consumer reviews to present our 5 recommended products.

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The Front Runner: Lasko 754200 Ceramic Heater

Sure, it may not be the most glamourous heater on sale, but it has a seemingly endless list of happy customers and has been highly praised by everyone from Goodhousekeeping to TheWireCutter. Priced at just $22, this Lasko model is ideal for those that need a heater for concentrated use, like in a small home office or bedroom. Plus, it heats up fast and it’s super compact.

The Comparable: Vornado MVH Vortex Heater

Another compact system, the Vornado MVH is renowned for being small yet mighty! Capable of sufficiently heating medium-sized rooms – and doing so very quietly, this heater comes with three different heat settings and a rather sleek, albeit it slightly utilitarian, design. And for its $60 price tag, you also get a generous 5 year warranty thrown in.

The Deluxe: Dyson AM09

This system may be priced at around $300, but it does have the sophistication to match its hefty price tag. Functioning as both a heater and a cooling fan, the AM09 boasts a smart, modern design that can be utilized all-year round. By using its remote control, you can easily change the temperature, oscillation and airflow type of the system. And consumers have praised its quietness, and ability to heat rooms quickly and thoroughly.

The Wildcard: Dr. Infrared Heater 

If you’re looking for something that will blend into your home decor, then the Dr. Infrared Heater may be just what you’re after. Thanks to its wood finish, remote control, 12-hour automatic shut off timer and range of temperatures, it’s perfect for those that want to discreetly incorporate it into a living room or dining room. It may be priced at around $100, but it’s certainly a stand out option. 

The Oily One: De’Longhi TRD40615T

Some of us like to keep things old school. And if that sounds like you, then maybe a classic oil-filled heater will do the trick. Costing around $110, it may take longer to heat up, and be bulky, but its simple controls and easy-to-clean design make it an intriguing option. Plus, it still radiates heat way after you turn it off, and it can be rolled easily around the room. 

So which space heater should you choose? Well, it’s important to remember that certain heaters are designed for specific rooms – so be sure to check out the recommended room size before buying. 

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