I can't understand why they released it in production! Didn't they see that it doesn't do anything?! It doesn't warm you up even if you have it close to you in the room. The only good thing is the design and that it didn't smell at all.

(9/10)
If you want to warm up a kiosk, it's suitable... for a room, not at all. Also, it's poorly made... I bought it and besides not getting warm even for a day, I noticed that one slice is also crooked

Only the design is worth it. Suitable only for a 2X2 room. It's funny that they produce such a thing.

I bought the same radiator for the second time since I was very satisfied with the first one. It is a good quality oil radiator with satisfactory performance.
The most important thing for me is the reliable thermostat, as it is one of the few oil radiators I have tried that has a meaningful thermostat (not the classic numerical one that you never know when it turns on and off). You can set the exact temperature you want to maintain, for example, 20 degrees Celsius, and when the room reaches almost this temperature (measured with thermometers in the room, usually the thermostat activates 1-2 degrees lower), the radiator will turn off. This is important for energy consumption, as even if the radiator is forgotten for a longer period of time, it will only work as much as needed and if needed.
The timer is also very important, where you can set it to turn on after a few hours with the thermostat at a specific temperature.
Compared to others, it doesn't smell at all in the first uses, it doesn't emit smoke, etc.
The only negative thing is that on very cold days, it is not as efficient, although I always use it on the medium scale to burn fewer watts (1500 if I remember correctly), so it is expected to struggle to reach or maintain the desired temperature.
I highly recommend it as with daily use for more than half of the day because its thermostat works well, the electricity bill came with a reasonable increase.