De'LonghiRadia S Radiator, Oil Filled, 1.5kW, TRRS0715E.G - Grey

Small heater for top of my stairs .. nice to look at. I’ve got used to settings now so quick to input two I use each day. Shame it doesn’t keep settings for next time but overall a good heater. I always buy De’Longhi as I think it is the best

I bought this radiator for my garden office. It's a small space and I insulated it as best I can, but it's a wooden summer house with large windows so naturally, the building looses a lot of heat. Previously I'd had one of those faux woodburner electric fan heater, that failed a week ago.I've been surprised by how much I like the radiator. It can heat the room very effectively. I have found that I need to keep it on the lowest setting, turn the thermostat down to 16 degrees and put the heater in eco mode, or the room gets too hot. Now that I've found the right setting, though, the space is really quite comfortable. I'm hoping this also means it's quite efficient.Compared to the previous heater I had, the air quality in the room is also much nicer. My old fan heater used to dry the air out uncomfortably. The gentle heating is also good for keeping the temperature stable. I don't have to turn it up and down to moderate the temperature, like I used to do with the old heater.The timer function is a bit rudimentary. If it's off, you can tell it to turn on after a certain number of hours and vice-versa. You can't set it to turn on and off at particular times every day. It would be slightly better if the timer was a bit more sophisticated or the controls were non-digital so that I could use a segment plug timer to schedule when it's turned on and off.

This is a light oil heater, and has limited heat storage. High capacity oil storage heaters are quite heavy.There is no timer to make it come on at certain times of the day eg during cheap electricity hours. The clock symbol just denotes how many hours it runs for.Once it goes off, it does not come on unless manually switched back on, so forget about using an external clock timer, it just comes into standby mode waiting for manual input.Best buy a cheaper mechanical oil heater.Plus point, it’s De Longhi, so looks nice.

Brilliant little radiator that gives out lots of heat. Can leave it on lower settings and keep a room warm 24/7

My sleek and beautiful heater comes on fast when you need I did because it was 17c this morning ! I put it on 21c with a boost of 4. It's working very fast quietly in the background. I live in a old Georgian house and the heating has gone off. This fits in perfectly.

I searched high and low for the best oil filled radiator that also wasn't expensive. I came across DeLonghi and will never look back. Compared to my electric fireplace, this appliance has knocked £5 off my daily electric bill by just buying this radiator and setting it at 20 degrees on Eco mode. The lounge quickly feels warm in about 20 minutes, and gets up to temperature in about an hour, going from 14 degrees to 20. If its a cold day and the lounge is 10 degrees, it can take about 2 hours for the lounge to get to 20 degrees, however the lounge does feel warm after 20-30 minutes.The only bad thing that I have been able to find is that if you turn it off with a smart plug, when you turn it back on it goes into standby mode, you physically have to press the power button for it to turn on. So there's no way to make this a smart device without a physical button presser.I also use this radiator in the small room, with a dehumidifier and a fan on top of the airier, together I can have my full airier full of clothes dry in about 8 hours. for the low cost of £1.I got this item refurbished, so I paid £80, it has already paid for itself.

This Heater is Great it Heats up Fast and it’s not Heavy on electricity i use the eco mode i would recommend this Heater

OK design. But temperature cannot be set to maintain lower than 14 Deg C. They do not auto re-start to the set temperature after power cut. Do not use these if you need to rely on them to maintain low room temperatures. For example to maintain 5 Deg C to keep a room dry.