Great service

works well just not sure about the outside housing feeding hot to touch.

This is a really neat, compact heater that is a far cry from the horrible white plastic things we had before and much safer too. As well as looking pretty stylish with a design that takes inspiration from Sonos speakers, it's very effective outputting a considerable amount of heat with very low noise. It has four modes: High, low, fan-only and eco. Eco mode is thermostat controlled and allows you to set a temperature and it will automatically switch modes to reach and maintain the temperature you select - that seems perfect and I can't see myself using any of the other modes really. The fan-only mode is no substitute for a regular fan - I think it's more to keep the air moving in the room than for any cooling effect. It is a heater, after all. There's also a timer which can be set in 1hr increments and you can set it to pan back and forth. I've never had a heater that does that but it helps warm a room quicker and distributes the heat a bit more evenly. The controls on the top are all touch-sensitive so there's no need to actually press them. These are all very responsive and easy to use. They're quite large and well spaced so people with poor dexterity or limited mobility shouldn't have any issues. The remote control has the same six buttons so you can do everything via the remote or onboard buttons. There's a pressure switch on the bottom so it turns off if it's knocked over and it should also shut off if it overheats though I haven't tested that. I particularly like how after turning it off, the fan remains on for 30 seconds with a countdown displayed, allowing it to cool down a bit for safe handling. All of the materials feel nice, it seems well made and it does a great job. I got it for my small home office which in winter becomes the coldest room in the house. I'll be able to take the chill off without having to heat the whole house up. It will also be handy to have on standby for the next time the boiler packs up.

It isn't winter yet so I haven't had the chance to properly test this heater in really cold weather, but I've had a Pro Breeze heater before and have always found their heaters to be well made. This one seems the same so far. It feels sturdy and well put together rather than lightweight or flimsy. Even though the weather is still fairly mild, I've tried the heating and it warms up quickly with a good amount of heat coming through. The 2000W output certainly feels powerful enough, and the oscillation spreads the warm air around instead of keeping it in one direction. I like having both the touch controls and the remote. The remote makes it easier to change the temperature or settings from across the room. You can set the temperature and use the thermostat, and there is also a 12 hour timer. The display is clear enough, although it can look a little dim depending on the lighting. It also has a fan mode without the heat, so it can be used when the weather is warmer. The tip-over cut-off and overheating protection are reassuring features for a freestanding heater. I can't really comment yet on how well it will cope with a cold winter room, but so far it is working well and feels like the same good build quality I've had from Pro Breeze before. So far, so good.

I already have one of Pro Breeze's smaller ceramic heaters and it has been brilliant, so I had high hopes for this larger 2000W ThermaCube. I have been using it in our living room and it is much better suited to a room this size. It gets the room warm very quickly, but the heater itself is still compact enough that it does not take over the space. I normally leave it in Eco mode and set the temperature I want. It runs at higher power while the room is warming up, then drops the output once the set temperature has been reached rather than carrying on flat out. From there it turns the heat on and off as needed to keep the room around the temperature I have chosen. I can basically set it and leave it to manage the room itself. There are also separate low and high heat modes if I want to control the output manually. The 55 degrees oscillation is useful in our living room because it sends the warm air across a wider area rather than straight at one chair. The remote is also very useful from the sofa as I can change the temperature and settings without getting up. The touch controls on top are simple when I am standing next to it, and there is also a 12 hour timer and a fan only mode. I am quite particular about the brand when it comes to electric heaters. I would much rather use something from a company I already know and have had a good experience with than a completely unknown brand, and my smaller Pro Breeze heater has been excellent. This one also has tip over and overheat protection, which are important features for something that is going to sit running in the room for long periods. The smaller Pro Breeze still makes more sense for my smaller office, but this is the one I would use for our living room. It heats the larger room quickly, spreads the warm air around well and then looks after the temperature without me having to keep adjusting it.

We bought this De humidifier as our humidity is pretty high in our home. We already have a 12l one, but found it needs emptying too often. We bought Pro Breeze 20l one, and still need to empty often as it’s pulling that much moisture Out of our air. Very happy!

Goodness this little lightweight heater certainly packs a punch. It comes in a brown cardboard box with a small, comprehensive instruction manual and a remote control. There is a battery cover in the remote that needs to be removed before it can be operated. The heater is a compact size and looks sleek. The controls on the top are easy to operate with just a touch and the ambient temperature of the room shows on the silver area at the top of the front. The buttons on the remote match those on the heater. Low Heat Mode means the fan blows gently, and the heating element stays on low. It will not turn off based on the room temperature; it will just keep emitting a steady, gentle warmth. High Heat Mode means the heater runs continuously, the fan blows faster and the heat is much stronger. It ignores the room temperature and runs non-stop until you manually turn it off. I will use this if I need a quick blast of warm air to take the chill off a room. I expect to use Eco mode the most where it uses the thermostat you just set with the + or - buttons. If the room is colder than your set temperature, it automatically turns on high heat to warm the room up fast; as the room gets close to the set temperature, it drops down to low heat. When the heater hits the temperature chosen, the heating element shuts off completely and will only turn back on if the room gets colder than the set temperature. The noise is a very gentle hum and it's not something I particularly notice in the background. I like the oscillation feature as I don't want a hot spot and I also like the safety feature that switches the heater off if it's knocked or moved. The price is currently GBP 39.99; I think it's worth it.

Brilliant quality, low noise, works great over winter to dry the washed clothes when they can't be on the line!

I was impressed by the sleek design of this tower heater, which not only looks modern but also has a compact footprint that makes it perfect for smaller spaces. The 55 degrees oscillation feature is a great addition, as it allows for even heat distribution and reduces hot spots. The remote control is also a convenient feature, especially for those who don't want to get up to adjust the temperature. The touch control is easy to use and seems to be responsive, although I did notice that the display can get a bit dim in certain lighting conditions. One feature that caught my attention was the 12-hour timer, which allows for scheduled use of the heater. This is particularly useful for those who want to be able to set a specific time for the heater to turn on and off, such as when they're going to be away from home. Overall, I think this tower heater is a solid choice for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient heating solution. The fact that it has an eco thermostat and tip-over safety feature gives me peace of mind, knowing that it will shut off if the heater gets too hot or is knocked over.

With winter around the corner and energy prices going through the roof I wanted to look for a small space heater so I'm not heating up my whole house, I ordered this thermacube from Pro Breeze to sit on my office desk. It's a little bit larger than I thought it would be at 40cm high, it's probably a little bit too big to go on my desk, but it's big enough to use as a floor standing heater. You would probably be perfect for a corner coffee table or a sideboard. The company also sell similar heaters in different sizes so I would definitely double check that you're getting the correct size. The heater is pretty smart looking, and looks a lot more premium than you would normally get for this price. It seems pretty well built too. The fan has a built-in handle at the back allowing you to move it around easy and it also has a small switch on the bottom which serves as an anti-tilt feature. So if the heater does fall over it will automatically turn off. The heater has four modes: High and low power heat, both of which operate with no temperature sensor, they just remain on. A fan mode which just blows air like a normal fan. Eco mode which allows you to set a desired temperature and the heater will try to keep the room within 2 degrees of that temperature. The heater also has a timer which allows you to set the amount of hours you want the heater to remain on. All of the controls are available both on the top of the fan and with a supplied remote control and the mode and settings (as well as the current room temperature) are all visible on the LCD screen on the front of the fan. The fan oscillates a little too. I think it's a good product and worth the money. It's very light about 2 kg so is portable and can be moved from room to room. Once again, the size is a bit weird. It's sort of in-between desk and floor heater and Pro Breeze do both a perfectly sized desk heater and a perfectly sized floor heater.

Looks good Well packaged

This ceramic fan heater is a practical choice for adding warmth to a room. The 1800W heating system is designed to provide heat quickly when needed. The 75-degree oscillation helps spread warm air across a wider area. The adjustable thermostat allows the temperature to be set to suit personal comfort. The remote control and touch panel make changing settings simple. It also offers heating and cooling fan modes for different seasons. The compact design is convenient for bedrooms, offices and living rooms. Tip-over and overheat protection provide useful safety features during normal use.

This is a powerful 2000W ceramic heating tower style heater. It is easy to use, connect into mains turn on and either use the buttons on the top of the heater or use the included remote. The remote is especially useful as you can change temperature etc without needing to get up from your seat. The heater produces hot air very quickly and you can set the temperature and a timer. The instruction booklet is clear and has a lot of sensible safety information. The power cable is about 2m and the booklet advises that it shouldn't be plugged into an extension cable. Other advice is that it should be placed on a heat resistant sturdy surface. The heater does have a safety device fitted to the bottom so that if the heater got knocked over it will auto cut out which is reassuring. The heater can also be used in the Summer as a fan. At the time of review the heater has a GBP 10 discount to the price, it is still quite expensive but I guess it's not unreasonable

Excellent product does everything we need it to do

This Pro Breeze ThermaCube is a useful tower heater for quickly adding warmth to a room. With 2000W of heating power it produces a good amount of heat and is well suited to spaces such as bedrooms living rooms or offices where you want to warm an area without having to heat the whole house. The 55° oscillation is a useful feature as it spreads the warm air across a wider area rather than keeping the heat directed in one fixed position. The tower design also means it doesn't take up too much floor space making it relatively easy to position in a room. The controls are another positive. You have both touch controls and a remote so it's easy to adjust the temperature or settings without having to get up. The eco thermostat and adjustable temperature settings also give you more control over how the heater operates. The 12-hour timer is handy for everyday use while the cooling mode gives it some extra versatility outside of the colder months. The tip-over safety feature is also reassuring particularly when using a freestanding heater around the home. Overall a powerful and versatile tower heater with plenty of useful features. The 2000W output oscillation remote control thermostat and timer make it suitable for everyday use while the safety features provide some additional reassurance.

Really pleased with this heater so far. It heats up quickly which is exactly what I wanted for those chilly mornings and the 2000W power makes a noticeable difference without having to wait around. The oscillating function is useful too as it spreads the warm air around the room rather than just heating one spot. I like being able to set the temperature and let the thermostat maintain it and the remote control makes it easy to adjust from the sofa. The timer is another handy feature especially at night. It also feels reassuring having the tip-over and overheating protection. Overall it's a convenient easy-to-use heater that works well and doesn't take up too much space.

I have used a few Pro Breeze products now and this heater fits in well with the rest. It is small enough to sit in the corner of my work desk without taking over the space, which is handy as I mostly use it in the home office. On colder days it means I can heat the room I am actually working in rather than putting the heating on for the whole house all day.
It starts putting out heat almost as soon as it is switched on so there is no long wait for the room to warm up. Being a fan heater it does make some noise but I would not call it loud and it fades into the background once you are busy working. The oscillation helps spread the warmth around instead of just blasting one spot.
The controls are simple to use and the thermostat is a useful extra as the heater is not running flat out the whole time it is switched on. The tip over protection is reassuring too since it sits fairly close to my desk and chair. It is a good option for topping up the heating on chilly mornings.

quiet work as it state good price I use it for drying laundry work well

Does exactly what it’s supposed to do, very happy with it

The huge selling point of this ice cream machine is that the container doesn't need pre-freezing. In fact I can decide I want to make ice cream and as long as I have the ingredients I can make it in just over an hour. The machine was quite easy to put together and the bowl slots in easily. The instructions provided were clear but the control bottons are pretty self explanatory- just choose the item you're trying to make and then the texture you want although I pretty much always ended up picking 5 for this so that it was more likely to stay cold. There's a recipe card in the box plus a few more available on the website. It's really important to follow the ratios of ingredients as too much deviation will mean your treat won't set. We found this out when making a slushie- I used a sugar free syrup from a very popular slushie brand but this created a very liquid drink rather than the ice texture I wanted as the sugar content was too low. Part of the reason that I wanted a ice cream machine at home was that I wanted to make healthier alternative but the sugar/ fat content needs to be pretty high. I was initially disappointed but after looking it up I found that it's pretty much the case for all ice cream machines so I probably should have done a bit more research before I got this. I do find it a bit tricky to clean as there are lots of small fiddly places. Another thing I was disappointed with is the 'fill inlet'. I presumed that it was a place in the tub that I could use to add extra ingredients for example an additional flavouring. It's named in the instructions but then it wasn't mentioned again and I tried to open it to no avail. As I don't want to force the container and risk breaking it that part of the tub is just an extra annoying bit to clean. That being said this got a lot of use during the warmer weather and I know it will be on several times a week next summer.