Holmes HFH416

Pros: Price, Heat Output, Footprint (size), One touch, Hi/Low/Thermostat, Plastic casing, 2X backup shutdown safetys

Cons: Higher electric bill (and that's pushing it)

The Bottom Line: There hasn't been an underdog this impressive since Rudy.  For pennies on the dollar, you can heat single rooms into almost a sauna.  Don't let it's size fool you!

Review: I'm normally a big believer in "You get what you pay for".  That said, I received this little heater for an Chistmas present, and almost immediately returned it for a store credit towards a bigger one.  I was only looking to heat a large ...

Pros: Compact, many settings, not hot to touch

Cons: no OFF switch, temperature gage doesn't seem accurate

The Bottom Line: Yes- this is a perfect, inexpensive heater for a baby or child's room.

Review: My dad bought this heater for his back room because there is no central heat in that room. I saw it back there one day when it was really chilly and decided to use it for my infant daughter's room. I wasn't sure it was going to work since it was so ...

Pros: Reasonably priced Great output Durable

Cons: Have to manually reset after power outage

Review: We bought our first Holmes HFH416 a couple of years ago and it out-performed the best, most expensive compact heater we had. It surpassed our highest hopes both in longevity and heat output. Excellent value! The only inconvenience we had with it was ...

Pros: Price, size, features, heating output

Cons: A little noisy

Review: Purchased this heater from Lowes for $15.88 on sale. Features include a small footprint, real thermostat and two distinct heat settings. While the range of automatic setting is in 5 degree increments, it does at good job of maintaining the set ...

Pros: Heats quickly, quiet, small.

Cons: Not durable, thermostat not great.

Review: My parents bought this heater for me in 2001 because I was always cold while using the computer. At first, it worked good. The main problem at first was that the thermostat would turn off when the heater got to be whatever temperature it was set to, ...