Princess 2-in-1 Smart Tower Fan Heater and Cooler, Bladeless, Smart Control and Free App, Compatible with Alexa, 4 Heat Settings, Oscillating

I don't normally write reviews but I felt compelled to do so because I am so pleased with this purchase. I don't like anything in my small flat that doesn't look stylish so I chose this mainly on looks- it's far better looking than the dyson equivalent. But it's really much more effective than I thought, I've just tried the heat and it distributes the heat quickly and beautifully. The remote control is super useful and although I found the app impossible to setup, I am still giving 5 stars because this is a space saving, stylish and very effective fan/heater. :)

Easy to set up, pity that at the price I paid ( just under £200 ) you would expect the remote batteries would have been supplied.

Tall and thin really works for heating a room quickly and a great help in cold shed as a personal heater on really cold days keeping you heated top to bottom in an office chair rather than just cooking your feet. Bit fiddly to set up the WiFi (have your WiFi password ready to type in fast!), but once it’s done it’s great I can turn on to warm up my shed before I get to work either from home over WiFi or while I’m out on the school run it connects from anywhere. A good rule of thumb is to always check its in a safe position when you leave the room (leaving my office at the end of the day so you know it’s safe to turn on remotely next time) and when you turn on remotely always set the timer for an hour (this is the minimum) as I once forgot I’d turned it on and it ran for 6 hours full blast up in the shed before I remembered as I ended up working from the kitchen that day. Will heat a room from Cold in 15-20mins and even heats our 5.5x3.5m very uninsulated conservatory from Ice on the windows cold to cosy warm in around an hour. Currently being used to dry washing on the indoor racks in record time too cheaper than the tumble drier And doesn’t shrink stuff as it’s gentler.

Very stilish heater and probably, for me , the best looking heater in the market but for the price I expected a bit more power. Is not noisy but not even particularly quiet , it’s easy to install and the app is nice but it takes ages to warm up a large room and temperature doesn’t go up more than 2-3dergrees max. For me , as a heater , doesn’t make any difference for that price you can have the radiators on a lot more during the 5 months of winter and pay the difference .

This is a very good heater. Being tall it heats more area and it doesn't take up a lot of space in a small room. The manual mentions that the remote may interfere with other remote controlled applications and it does tend to switch my tv off since it's in close proximity. However, if I turn the tv away when I use the heater remote there's no problem. It's a very good device.

This is a great design. Lightweight. Doesn’t take up too much room. You need to download the app and pair it. I managed to do it after a few attempts. Have your wifi password handy. It heats up pretty quickly and I used it for my front room, I will also use it in the summer as it has the cool air function. I think it would be too loud for me in the bedroom but it does have a timer and oscillation. A good buy if you can’t afford the Dyson!

Ideal for a 4m x 4m room. Shows you the current room temp, it’s quiet enough, oscillation works well, good range of temperature setting, auto switches off when the desired room temp is reached and auto restarts when the temp drops. Remote works perfectly. I would recommend.

I paid the extra for this fan thinking it would be able to be integrated to google home/assistant, but clearly they have not kept the software end updated and working. First worry was unboxing the product where you no longer us the manufacturer's app, but instead you have to use "Homewizard Climate", I only found this out because I messaged the manufacturer, there's nothing in the box to tell you. Once you then have managed to set up the Homewizard app the google integrations just lead you to a 502 error, even the troubleshooting page no longer exists on the website. So, if you don't care about any smart integrations then it's great and go for it, but know that you're getting a dumb fan.