KLARSTEIN Bornholm 1500 Watt Curved Wall-Mountable Convection Panel Space Heater with LED Display, Remote Control, ECO Mode, and Timer, White

Works vety well but changing from Celsius to Fahrenheit is a struggle.

Noise:This heater is somewhat quiet, it is much quieter than fan ones but it does make some annoying tapping noise due to metal expansion and contraction so don't expect it to be totally silent. I ordered this after returning one of the highly popular forced air heaters on amazon because it made noise every two seconds, so in comparison it is much better and I will keep it.Temperature Control:I don't know if It can be switched to F but I don't care because all these heater thermostats are a bit off and you have to find the right temp anyway be it in C or F. So 23C works well for me. One big negative I see is I cannot control what state the heater comes on in, after loosing power. So if you need this to heat an area with pipes that can burst while you are away this doesn't seem like the right heater for that. After losing power it will be off until you push a button. And then it will be set to maximum temp of 35C (95F) heat at 1500W mode. You also cant use an external thermostat outlet for this because again it does not come on when given power.Overall:The heater is nice, quiet but not silent and you do have to turn it on and reconfigure with every power loss. Cant use external thermostat. It looks quite nice (I have it in white) and heats a 150sq ft room with ease on low mode.

I got this heater just in time for weather to cool off here in FL. I have a toddler with eczema and do not like using the central heat because of his flair ups. This really kept us nice and cozy without feeling like forced heat was being jammed down our throats. Sleek design makes it fit into the house nicely without being an eyesore. Will most likely be grabbing another one for better coverage through the house.

The controls are not remotely intuitive. No only that but they don't work. I have gotten this pretty thing to work twice. I typically read reviews and when I see people complain about things like this I think they probably did something obviously wrong. Nope the controls don't work. I sat there with the manual and set it up the first time and it worked. 12 hours later it shut off and never came back on. I tried it again several times but didn't have time to bust out the manual and reprogram it. I went out of town with it unplugged, came back and set it again (using the manual) this time for 24 hours. It was on for 24 hours and then it stopped. I have now tried daily with the manual, unplugging for awhile, trying everything but the thing wont turn on. It stopped even displaying the settings to modify. It's a hassle. I don't want a heater I have to spend 20 minutes on every day and I certainly don't want one that I can't get to turn on even after that. It's pretty I wanted it to work so much but unless they get the interface issues sorted out this is just a paperweight.

The unit does a good job of heating a large open space from its wall mount position. The problem for me is that it operates only by the internal timer. I needed a unit that stays on based on the thermostat setting to 10C (50F). The unit does clearly report temperature, but does not operate based on the temp.

I use the space heater in my bedroom. It is highly recommended. The only downside is because it is digital with remote control, I cannot set it up with my smart power outlet to turn on an off remotely. Nonetheless, it is awesome and highly recommended!

First, regarding celcius to fahrenheit, the manual states to push set and up arrow for 10 seconds to switch celcius to fahrenheit. That's it. It doesnt state when or where to do this. I grabbed the remote and pressed the two buttons at every conceivable steps. Nothing, no beep or flash and no fahremheit. Then I realized this thing is also touch based. Voila, fahrenheit. Push the two buttons on the glass itself, not the remote.The unit is very good looking imo. One of the main reason I ordered it. Does it heat up a room? Yes. It's a fine room (180 sqft in my case) heater.