Real tool! It heats the room very nicely, which has old frames that let in cold. I read in comments that it smells. That's not true. You just follow the instructions that say to run it at full power during the first use. It does smell then, yes. After that, it doesn't smell again. Additionally, it is very economical. We didn't see a noticeable difference in the electricity bill, even though we use it every night.

Good radiator comfortably heats a space of 40 sq.m. For an average daily consumption of 7 hours, you need 40€ a month.

Yes, it is expensive, but it is excellent!
It doesn't smell, heats up quickly, and has a very good thermostat!

It runs 12 to 16 hours a day at 24 to 25 consistently.... the bill came to 170 euros a month... it heats a 65-year-old room without insulation with wooden windows....

I have been using these specific products for about 4 years now (either manual or with LCD like the specific model I just acquired), they heat the space quite well and eliminate humidity, in terms of consumption I think they are among the most efficient on the market. If you want an even better price/performance ratio, you can set it during off-peak hours (midnight - 6 am) to achieve an even drier and healthier environment in the morning

The selection of temperature in a digital way and its precise operation is an important advantage!

I had it as the only heating in a small room. I was very satisfied. It warmed the room in about half an hour. It smells only at the beginning for the first few hours and then not at all. Very convenient to move with handles and wheels. Economical in electricity consumption. It is worth the money.

What you pay for, you get here. It may be one of the most expensive, but it is high quality, quickly produces heat, and turns your room into an oven. It greatly helps for a large living room as well. Much better than a cheap inventor model I had before that only burned electricity, but also better than the cheaper models of the company, like the radia 1225, which is also good but doesn't do the same job as this one. Also, the radia has a slight odor at full power. This one, on the other hand, has absolutely no odor from the first moment

It's great! It heats a 15 sqm room. It has a thermostat, it has a programmable setting for daily hours to turn on and how many degrees. I burned it for 2.30 hours on the balcony at full power and there is no smell inside the room.

I have four in the house in every room and I want to add another one in the living room because I don't have any other alternative solution (no oil, air conditioning, fireplace). I am very satisfied (quality and price ratio). I use them at 1100Watt and I can say that it is more economical than oil, and imagine that I am in a detached house and on an island.

Expensive but quiet. It doesn't smell and it does the job. I won't discuss the energy consumption issue because it's for the café. Since it's a resistance, consumption is directly proportional to the heat it provides, so whether the bill is a little higher or lower, it's pointless to argue. As long as you enjoy the warmth, it will burn... otherwise, excellent

In the first use, it smells a little, nothing tragic. Anyway, it says in the instructions for the first use that it needs to work at full power for a while. Very good, I also have a second dragon here for 3 years without any problems.
Edit: Compared to a thermometer, the temperature you set seems very accurate. For example, if you set it to 20, it works in a way that maintains the temperature at 20 degrees. In contrast to the simple Dragon that I also have, which has a simpler temperature adjustment method that is not as precise.

An excellent product from Delonghi, this heater. It warms up the room very well, has a digital thermostat, keeps the temperature you choose stable throughout the night, is completely odorless and completely silent. If there is "something" negative, it is the lack of wifi for remote control, but still, it is so efficient and high-quality in all aspects that you can overlook it.

I am making an update that I hope will help. So, measured with a smart plug, for maintaining a temperature of 21 degrees throughout the night in a 14 square meter bedroom with high ceilings, facing north, it consumes 10/12 euros per month. I have to say that since it started operating, we have been relieved of noise, we have quality warmth, and it is relatively economical. I recommend it as the best solution for the night, having tried everything.