I'm actually really pleased with this little heater. I bought it for my office (there seems to be a two week period after it gets cold but before they decide to turn the heat on), largely because of the good reviews. I was slightly concerned when I opened the box with how small it was (it stands only 7.5" tall!) that it would provide the amount of heat I needed it to. But I plugged it in and pointed it towards my keyboard (my fingers are always the first thing that gets cold!) and turned it on. I was surprised how quickly it heated up and it produced a good amount of heat! It was perfect, actually. I can't say that if I had gone into the corner of my office (away from the direct flow of heat) that it would be warm there, but that's not why I purchased this heater....I wanted to be warm at my computer and that's just what it's done!
Extras:
It comes in a few different colors- I got red, it's a vivid, bright (cheery) color.
As I mentioned earlier, the size is great (7.5" tall and only about 5" wide)- it's nice to prop up on a desk/table.
There is a safety switch underneath so that if the heater falls over, the heating element turns off.
There is a "high" and "low" setting to help regulate temperature (I've found I always prefer the high).
It is VERY quiet when it runs (more quiet at least than the vent in my office that seems to constantly blow).
My one (small) gripe about it is that you can't really direct the air flow because there is no vent directionality levers on the front and with the safety switch, it's difficult to position it (I've had to jimmy-rig it with pens and small pads of paper underneath so that it would point down a bit to warm my hands rather than blow straight into the office).
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Safety Features
- Cool touch housing
- Tip over switch
- Overheat protection
- Flame-resistant materials
- Caution lights to alert you when a heater is turned on
Honeywell HeatBud Ceramic Heater
The Honeywell HeatBud Ceramic Personal Heater is a portable, energy efficient solution that provides just the right about of heat for you. Perfect for all personal spaces – use anytime at home, at school or in the office. Designed with ceramic technology that provides fast, even heating, it is energy efficient and uses only 250 watts. Offered in four fun colors, it has a modern, compact design that fits anywhere – use on and/or underneath desks, tables and work spaces. With one button manual controls, it is simple to use – a great way to keep your space cozy and warm.
- Easy to use manual controls
- Two heat settings - Low 170 Watts and High 250 Watts
- Quick & easy personal warmth with efficient ceramic heating technology
- Personal, compact size fits in any space
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Fun ColorsChoose from four fun colors. Comes fully assembled. |
Safety MattersSuperior safety features include cool touch housing, tip over and overheat protection. |
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| power source | Corded Electric | air powered | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| heating method | Convection | Convection | Convection | Convection | fan & forced air, Convection | Radiant |
| heat output | 250 watts | 350 watts | 900 watts | 5000 watts | 600 watts | — |
| weight | 1.05 pounds | 1 pounds | 2.9 pounds | 2.8 pounds | — | 0.4 pounds |
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Honeywell, yes! Cute. Small. Functional. Space Saver.
UPDATE: I had reported that this died. Now it is working again. In the mean time we purchased another brand, sadly the new purchase, even though it had a thermostat. Was not as good as this Honeywell. I don’t know what caused it to give up the ghost, but it’s back. I’m thinking it may have shut off due to possibly getting too hot, if that’s the case, then kudos, for the safety feature. We shall see how she does, I’m very happy it decided to work.LAST UP DATE! I LOVE THIS HEATER! AT 26 DEGREES F. This is keeping my little half bath cozy warm. The only thing I notice is the floor is cooler, but not hardly noticeable. We all, know heat rises. I don’t find this an issue. I feel, I made a very good choice on this purchase. Read on for further thoughts and impressions.Honeywell, great name, love this mini heater. The name was the deciding factor in which one I purchased. I’m very pleasantly surprised. This tiny little heater does the job. I have a tiny bathroom, that is about 4 feet wide by 7 feet long. It’s not heated by the central heating system. I had a large radiant oil type heater that took so much space I couldn’t move in there. It died. I found this. It heats the little room on low with the outside temperature at 40° F.The only down side is that the setting can’t be adjusted up or down. It has low, which is 170 Watts. High is 250 Watts. It would be nice to be able to adjust each heat setting. But it’s sure not a deal breaker.Now when I have to get up on a cold chilly night, I find a very comfy cozy room to greet me.The box says it “warms you, not the room”. I haven’t used it to warm me. I didn’t buy it for that purpose. It warms this tiny room on the low setting. I suspect it could warm a bit larger room. It definitely saves energy, not having to warm two rooms to get one room warm.It will easily fit on a desk. Or wherever you might need it. So small I can hold it in my small hands. I now have so much more space to move. So glad I found this.I will update this after a while and let my readers know how it fares in even colder weather. I live in a single wide mobile, that doesn’t have the best insulation. So that little bathroom does get pretty chilly on a cold night. Maybe by then I can comment on the safety functions. I have yet to test those.UPDATE! I added a new picture for size reference. This heater really heats up that small bathroom. In fact it’s so hot I either have to turn it off, then back on when it’s cooler in there. This is the only down fall of this little beauty. It’s either on, or off. No way to turn it down, and that’s on the low setting. My husband walked back that way, and he said “Wow, it’s warm back there! I found this amusing, as the room that adjoins the small bathroom is closed off. Radiant heat was heating the adjoining room. I feel this was a wonderful purchase. I just wish it had a way to turn each setting up, or down. I can’t vouch for heating a larger room, but it could certainly help break the chill, and is easy on the budget, both in purchasing and use. The picture included in this review next to my foot, is for size reference, I have small size seven feet. It’s amazingly warm for it’s size.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022
LAST UP DATE! I LOVE THIS HEATER! AT 26 DEGREES F. This is keeping my little half bath cozy warm. The only thing I notice is the floor is cooler, but not hardly noticeable. We all, know heat rises. I don’t find this an issue. I feel, I made a very good choice on this purchase. Read on for further thoughts and impressions.
Honeywell, great name, love this mini heater. The name was the deciding factor in which one I purchased. I’m very pleasantly surprised. This tiny little heater does the job. I have a tiny bathroom, that is about 4 feet wide by 7 feet long. It’s not heated by the central heating system. I had a large radiant oil type heater that took so much space I couldn’t move in there. It died. I found this. It heats the little room on low with the outside temperature at 40° F.
The only down side is that the setting can’t be adjusted up or down. It has low, which is 170 Watts. High is 250 Watts. It would be nice to be able to adjust each heat setting. But it’s sure not a deal breaker.
Now when I have to get up on a cold chilly night, I find a very comfy cozy room to greet me.
The box says it “warms you, not the room”. I haven’t used it to warm me. I didn’t buy it for that purpose. It warms this tiny room on the low setting. I suspect it could warm a bit larger room. It definitely saves energy, not having to warm two rooms to get one room warm.
It will easily fit on a desk. Or wherever you might need it. So small I can hold it in my small hands. I now have so much more space to move. So glad I found this.
I will update this after a while and let my readers know how it fares in even colder weather. I live in a single wide mobile, that doesn’t have the best insulation. So that little bathroom does get pretty chilly on a cold night. Maybe by then I can comment on the safety functions. I have yet to test those.
UPDATE! I added a new picture for size reference. This heater really heats up that small bathroom. In fact it’s so hot I either have to turn it off, then back on when it’s cooler in there. This is the only down fall of this little beauty. It’s either on, or off. No way to turn it down, and that’s on the low setting. My husband walked back that way, and he said “Wow, it’s warm back there! I found this amusing, as the room that adjoins the small bathroom is closed off. Radiant heat was heating the adjoining room. I feel this was a wonderful purchase. I just wish it had a way to turn each setting up, or down. I can’t vouch for heating a larger room, but it could certainly help break the chill, and is easy on the budget, both in purchasing and use. The picture included in this review next to my foot, is for size reference, I have small size seven feet. It’s amazingly warm for it’s size.
Color: BlackStyle: HeaterVerified Purchase
Honeywell, yes! Cute. Small. Functional. Space Saver.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022
UPDATE: I had reported that this died. Now it is working again. In the mean time we purchased another brand, sadly the new purchase, even though it had a thermostat. Was not as good as this Honeywell. I don’t know what caused it to give up the ghost, but it’s back. I’m thinking it may have shut off due to possibly getting too hot, if that’s the case, then kudos, for the safety feature. We shall see how she does, I’m very happy it decided to work.Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022
LAST UP DATE! I LOVE THIS HEATER! AT 26 DEGREES F. This is keeping my little half bath cozy warm. The only thing I notice is the floor is cooler, but not hardly noticeable. We all, know heat rises. I don’t find this an issue. I feel, I made a very good choice on this purchase. Read on for further thoughts and impressions.
Honeywell, great name, love this mini heater. The name was the deciding factor in which one I purchased. I’m very pleasantly surprised. This tiny little heater does the job. I have a tiny bathroom, that is about 4 feet wide by 7 feet long. It’s not heated by the central heating system. I had a large radiant oil type heater that took so much space I couldn’t move in there. It died. I found this. It heats the little room on low with the outside temperature at 40° F.
The only down side is that the setting can’t be adjusted up or down. It has low, which is 170 Watts. High is 250 Watts. It would be nice to be able to adjust each heat setting. But it’s sure not a deal breaker.
Now when I have to get up on a cold chilly night, I find a very comfy cozy room to greet me.
The box says it “warms you, not the room”. I haven’t used it to warm me. I didn’t buy it for that purpose. It warms this tiny room on the low setting. I suspect it could warm a bit larger room. It definitely saves energy, not having to warm two rooms to get one room warm.
It will easily fit on a desk. Or wherever you might need it. So small I can hold it in my small hands. I now have so much more space to move. So glad I found this.
I will update this after a while and let my readers know how it fares in even colder weather. I live in a single wide mobile, that doesn’t have the best insulation. So that little bathroom does get pretty chilly on a cold night. Maybe by then I can comment on the safety functions. I have yet to test those.
UPDATE! I added a new picture for size reference. This heater really heats up that small bathroom. In fact it’s so hot I either have to turn it off, then back on when it’s cooler in there. This is the only down fall of this little beauty. It’s either on, or off. No way to turn it down, and that’s on the low setting. My husband walked back that way, and he said “Wow, it’s warm back there! I found this amusing, as the room that adjoins the small bathroom is closed off. Radiant heat was heating the adjoining room. I feel this was a wonderful purchase. I just wish it had a way to turn each setting up, or down. I can’t vouch for heating a larger room, but it could certainly help break the chill, and is easy on the budget, both in purchasing and use. The picture included in this review next to my foot, is for size reference, I have small size seven feet. It’s amazingly warm for it’s size.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2022
Color: BlackStyle: HeaterVerified Purchase
I heat my whole house with eight Honeywell heatbud ceramic heaters!
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2022
First, to clarify, the area I live in during winter has some nights in the 30s, a rare night in the 20s, but most nights in the 40s. Daytime temps in winter are 50s, 60, & 70s. I have a 3 bedrm 2 bath double-wide manufactured home. I first tried using my central AC unit, which sits outside, that has a heating element built in; it draws 5000 watts & my bills were too high so I switched to four 1500 watt space heaters. Bills were lower, but some areas of the house were chilly and my wife didn't like the ionized hot metal odor they produced. I investigated infrared, electric oil filled radiators, and ceramic heaters. The infrared mostly heated objects & not so much the air, the oil filled radiators were large and my wife didn't like how they looked, so that left me with ceramics. But then I did something counterintuitive. Instead of purchasing 2 to 3 large ceramic heaters with large fans that blow the heat through the house, I purchased 8 tiny ceramic heaters, with tiny fans inside, that are advertised for: 'heating your feet under your desk'. Whenever you blow heat you immediately cool it down, actually by a fair percentage. The biggest heater, my outside AC heater, has one heck of a large fan and consequently the heat coming out of the ceiling vents is about 110 degrees, and yet the hot coil, a half-mile away (a bit of an exaggeration), is actually hundreds of degrees hot. Now the oil filled elect. radiators don't use fans, their heat is distributed by convection, but again they are large and my wife didn't think they would go with her decor. So my reasoning was, wouldn't it be better to have small heaters, with tiny fans, spread through the house, instead of 2 to 3 large heaters with larger fans that spread the heat but also simultaneously cooled it down? How much heat did the tiny heaters produce, which on high only used 240 watts, compared to the heat produced by space heaters, which used 1320 watts on high? Most space heaters are referred to as 1500 watt heaters but actually consume about 1300 watts. So I did what any good farm boy would do (I grew up on a small potato farm) I broke out my laser infrared thermometer, my wattage meter, and went and found two of my wifes meat thermometers and proceeded to do some testing. The results of these tests amazed me. I took photos of the experiments and then added words to the photos so please check them out. As I said I have eight heaters, one in each room except for the 2nd bathroom; I have two heaters in the largest room, the living room. I included one photo of the living room to give you an idea of how small they look, in addition, they are also extremely quiet & we smell no odor. One last important detail, on cold nights, I put reflective foam board insulators in each window because I only have single pane windows.
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2022
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