It's worth its money!!!! I use it in an 11 square meter room. At the first setting of 2200w with the thermostat in the middle, it reaches temperature in the first 15 to 20 minutes and the thermostat turns off. I then lower it directly to 1300w and it maintains a steady temperature at 21 degrees. The windows of the house are wooden with thin glass, on the 5th floor facing north. I have a thermometer near the window and it showed 21 degrees Celsius. At 1300w, the heater operates for 8 to 10 minutes and the thermostat turns it off for 4 to 5 minutes, maintaining this temperature. I timed it several times and this is the average operation and shutdown time. Attention, at first I had the heater near the window and the thermostat would only turn off for 1 minute because that spot would cool down quickly. As soon as I moved it away from the window, it operated according to the initial times I mentioned. It indeed does not dry out the atmosphere of the room. Definitely value for money!!! The only thing left is to see the electricity consumption on the bill, which if I judge by the thermostat's flawless operation, the electricity bill will be within reasonable limits.

Quite heavy for its size and the cable is somewhat short, but well-made, with quality materials, sturdy and particularly elegant for its category. The transport packaging is impressively organized and well-crafted (it even includes a screwdriver for the legs' assembly)! When it turns off and starts to cool down, it makes a small contraction noise, which is not annoying at all, unlike some halogen heaters. Its operation is silent and odorless (after burning for the first 2-3 hours). It has 3 power levels (900-1300-2200W) and a thermostat, so you can adjust it to your current heating needs.
Now, the problem is that in severe cold, all these electric heaters are power-hungry, and if you need to heat a space continuously for 24 hours without interruption, the cost of usage skyrockets, significantly increasing your electricity bill, so I would not recommend it in this case. However, for occasional and mild cold use, I consider it a very convenient solution. It requires no maintenance or cleaning. I have been using this particular one for a few weeks for a 10 sqm room, and I am quite satisfied. It takes a bit longer to heat up the room compared to a fan heater, but it is more reliable, durable, and healthier. For the record, I had another (old unknown brand) electric heater for 15 years without any issues, until it fell during transportation, so I had to urgently buy a fan heater (tempted by its low price and small size), which, however, burned out in a few months. I replaced it with another (more expensive) one, which also burned out in a year. And finally, I returned to the solution of this (now branded) electric heater! In the meantime, I have tried... a gas heater, a halogen heater, and an oil-filled radiator, which I rejected the first two due to their strong smell, while the oil-filled radiator due to its slowness and excessive power consumption...