It sees the set temperature and stops while the room has not reached the specific temperature

The radiator is very good for its price. It heats up quickly, has good heat performance, and is suitable for rooms. To those who talk about consumption, I will say the following: Since it is 2500W, it burns as much as 2500W. As for the thermostat, yes, it does not work according to the room temperature, BUT this is because the thermostat is on the radiator and heats up along with it, like in all radiators. Whoever cannot compromise with this should not buy a radiator and should go for a boiler installation where the thermostat is away from the bodies.

I bought it for heating in a small house since it doesn't have a radiator. It quickly warms up a 50 square meter room, in half an hour it reaches a very good temperature. It is easily portable because it is lightweight.
I am very satisfied with it, the only thing left is the electricity bill which hasn't arrived yet and I have no idea how much it consumes.

In a house with good insulation, it heats up quickly and quietly, even in large spaces. I don't have an opinion on the consumption yet...

I used it last winter with a 3-month-old baby.
In the bedroom, it did an incredibly good job, often enough to warm up the rest of the house (total 60sqm).
I bought it at half price online (probably due to a pricing error by the store for a certain period of time, or it actually had such a discount), so definitely a value for money purchase for me.
I haven't done calculations regarding the electricity consumption, so I don't know how much it burns or not. But definitely the result is better compared to an air conditioner.
As for the negatives: in the beginning of use, it emitted a strange smell, and its functions are a bit peculiar.

I am very satisfied with the Morris. I bought it for my son's room, who is a baby, and I wanted something that heats up quickly. Because I liked it, I also bought one for my daughter's room. It is affordable and quiet compared to others that sound like fireworks going off until they heat up. I recommend it.

Very good with only one flaw, that you cannot easily adjust it to turn on and off when it reaches the desired temperature.

It is extremely power-hungry....the DEI meter spins like crazy....it heats up instantly but if you leave it on for just over half an hour, with rough calculations, you'll be running around and not catching up with the bill...it is mainly aimed at DEI employees or retirees who have reduced electricity...

Very good tool.
I have it in the living room-kitchen and it does a great job. When I turned it on for the first time, I was a little scared because it started to emit smoke or steam, something like that. However, it immediately settled down and works perfectly.

I recommend it....

It does exactly what it promises as long as we are reasonable... I mean... up to 25 sqm... with relatively moderate insulation (new windows, old construction) in an apartment with high ceilings... Tested in northern Greece (low altitude) during the cold of 2019 as an auxiliary to the air conditioning, which does not perform well at very low temperatures (-3 to -12), although the latter is more economical in terms of power consumption... excellent product!! It really deserves it!!

All devices of this model are problematic. When it is on the low power mode and shuts down, after opening it and despite having a visual indication of high power mode, it operates on low power. This can easily be seen if one has a power meter on the device's cable. The technical support from Morris (Amoiridis - Savvidis) is terribly non-existent to very bad. In fact, they ask you to send the device to Thessaloniki for a problem that is purely factory-related (device programming).

The other major problem is the temperature indication. One would expect that with such a device cost, the thermostat would work correctly, but unfortunately, the indication it has when the device operates for a while is completely invalid.