Best for a living room

Dreo 2000W Oscillating Ceramic Heater review: running cost and verdict

9.3/10

2 kW with 70° oscillation to spread the heat, a thermostat, 12-hour timer and remote. Enough to take the chill off a living room quickly.

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The good

  • 70° oscillation spreads the heat
  • Thermostat, 3 heat settings and 12-hour timer
  • Remote control
  • Tip-over and overheat protection

The not so good

  • 2 kW costs more per hour than a smaller heater
  • A fan heater is best for short bursts, not all-day heating
Who is it for? Living rooms and larger bedrooms that need heat fast.

How much does it cost to run?

One hour at full power (2,000 W)

52.6p

at 26.32p/kWh

A month of typical use

£31.58

2 hours a day at full power

Ofgem price cap, Direct Debit, national average (1 October to 31 December 2026). Watt for watt, every electric heater costs the same to run. What makes the Dreo 2000W Oscillating Ceramic Heater cheaper or dearer is its size and its controls: digital thermostat, timer, remote. More in which electric heater is cheapest to run.

Specifications

TypeFan heater
Power2,000 W
Room sizeabout 15 m² (161 sq ft)
ControlsDigital thermostat, timer, remote
OscillationYes
Tip-over protectionYes
Splash protectionNo
Noiseabout 34 dB (per listing)
Amazon ASINB0D73CGNSV
Source of specsAmazon.co.uk listing (title and bullets)

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the Dreo 2000W Oscillating Ceramic Heater cost to run?

At full power it uses 2.00 kWh an hour: about 52.6p at the Ofgem price cap (26.32p/kWh). Typical use (2 hours a day at full power) comes to around £31.58 a month.

What size room will the Dreo 2000W Oscillating Ceramic Heater heat?

About 15 m² (161 sq ft) in a reasonably insulated home. For a draughty room or an old house, go one size up.

Can I leave the Dreo 2000W Oscillating Ceramic Heater on overnight?

Fan heaters are best for short bursts. Use the timer, never cover it and switch it off when you go to sleep.

Can I use the Dreo 2000W Oscillating Ceramic Heater in a bathroom?

No: it has no splash protection. In a bathroom use only heaters rated IP24 or higher, fitted outside the wet zones.

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