Which Space Heaters Brand Wins?

54 (verbatim as captioned; almost certainly 1,540 with a dropped digit, not corrected)

(verbatim; notably lower than every other brand's stabilized high reading of roughly 1400 to 1500, flagged as possibly a dropped digit rather than corrected)

the lowest stabilized high wattage of any unit in the video

the highest stabilized continuous wattage of any unit in the video

refused to power down and made a very good effort at starting a fire

best fabric/fire result up to that point in the video

less than 3 seconds, the best fabric/fire result of every brand in the video

described as almost as persistent as Aikoper

longer than the best performers but no fire or melt reported

with two extra pillow covers added partway through since it was not tripping

(verbatim as captioned; given the brand is described as almost as bad as Aikoper, which hit 320F, this is almost certainly 310 with a dropped digit, not corrected)

(the closing recap line separately states Dyson 19.7 de for this same test, which is almost certainly a garbled repeat/collision of the earlier 191F figure rather than a new data point; 191F is used here as the clearer, fully-narrated value)

low 750W, high 1500W, fan only; overheat protection and tip over switch

900W, 1500W; cool touch handle; overheat and tip over protection; ceramic heating element

three heat settings, overheat protection and tip over switch

overheat and tip over protection, thermostat control

ceramic, heat funnel design, 1 to 12 hour timer, eco mode, fan mode, tip over and overheat protection

auto shutoff and tip over protection, ceramic heater, programmable thermostat

a little louder than Amazon Basics

similar to MainStay

quietest yet at that point in the video

quieter than the first four brands but not as quiet as DREO

on both low and high, extremely quiet since it has no fan

a little louder than Honeywell

transcript renders this brand as aopa, a coper, Y coper, AER, aoer, and aoba across the video; resolved to Aikoper via the description Products Tested list, which lists no other brand near this price and testing position

transcript renders this brand as drio, doo, dro, and drill across the video; resolved to DREO via the description Products Tested list and the heat funnel / 200 percent farther marketing claim, which matches DREO's own listing copy

transcript renders this brand as Lasco throughout; resolved to Lasko via the description Products Tested list

captioned as honey well throughout; resolved to Honeywell via the description

captioned as do heater, doctor heater, and Dr heater; resolved to Dr. Heater (Dr. Infrared) via the description

captioned as dicing, diCon, and dicd; resolved to Dyson via the description and the explicit statement it is the most expensive unit tested

occasionally reaching 41

loud on the highest fan speed

multi-functional remote control for power, oscillation, and thermostat; two quiet heat settings

dual heating system with infrared quartz tube, remote control, rated 5,200 BTU, thermostat range 50 to 85F, claims 39 dB quiet operation

Wi-Fi enabled phone control, safe to touch grill, up to 1500W, wall mount design with included hardware and screw template

combination space heater and air purifier, HEPA filter rated to remove 99.97 percent of particles as small as 0.3 microns, ships with both filters needed, replacement filters about $37, oscillates up to 350 degrees

total (verbatim; inconsistent with the +5F center figure directly above, likely a caption rounding or drop, flagged not corrected)

total across all three thermometers, the highest total heat-throw figure the narrator gives in this recap comparison

total across all three thermometers

ultra efficient fan will heat up any space faster and distribute heat more evenly

claims lower than 45 dB noise

claims it can throw heat 200 percent farther than other heaters

narrator calls it the most popular space heater on Amazon, 50,000 sales in the last 30 days

sales in the last 30 days

sales in the last 30 days

below 40, quietest yet

not mentioned by name in the pillowcase/fabric fire section of the transcript, unlike every other brand; likely a transcript gap rather than an actual skip, flagged, not invented

by far the hottest heater in the lineup, quickly melted the pillowcase and started a small fire; a higher-cotton pillowcase caught fire in under 10 seconds

(same on low and high heat since heat setting does not change fan speed)

indoor safe propane heater, not electric; no watt meter reading applies

and 9,00 000 BTUs (verbatim as captioned; the second figure is clearly garbled, likely meant to read 9,000, not corrected)

per pound of propane, pilot button held 30 seconds to light

without a fan it cannot direct heat as effectively to one point, but warmed all three thermometers evenly by about 4F each, described as the best even-distribution result yet

A+ in both safety categories, per the narrator's closing recap

extremely quiet on the lowest fan speed

(transcript phrasing separates fan speed and heat setting readings in a way that is hard to fully disambiguate; kept as captioned, flagged)