I have control over the intensity with the three levels of heating, so it is very good and economical if you don't overdo it. For Greek construction, it is very good

made in Greece, Greek made, let's honor our country!!

In a high-ceiling old house with poor insulation, with an external temperature of 11 °C and set at 750w, the 4th room has 19°C., with continuous operation, not in 30 minutes, it takes time.

At 1250w it has 20°C.
I believe it is very good, it has three levels 750w/1250/2000w. For one room, I think it's fine.

update 12-01-22 With 0°C it can even be -2°C with continuous operation at 750w the room has 16°C.
13-01-22 In a high-ceiling living room of 60 square meters, it didn't manage at 750w, logical
open house all around and above and without insulation.

I haven't tried it in very low temperatures yet, but it's very good. It heats up quickly and then you can adjust it to one lamp for maintaining the temperature in the room (saving electricity), always with the fan on. I have read a negative review about it, but it's not true. It recycles the air in the room and we have faster heating in the space, and based on the measurements I made, the fan emits 2 to 3 degrees more than the surrounding area. For example, if the room is at 17 degrees, the fan emits around 20 to 21 or even 22 degrees measured at a distance of 5 centimeters. It may seem like it emits cold air because it's compared to the lamp next to it, which gives you more than 50 degrees (depending on how you measure it), but it's not true, resulting in it also functioning as a small fan heater by recycling the air. Next year, I will buy a second one.

It is a sin to buy Turkish kumptel and Chinese when we produce such great things. The stove is excellent, I have the one without a motor

Good device, sturdy, better than many other devices I have tried (including famous ones). Attention, it does not have wheels. Do not count on the mixer, it should not be in the device, I suppose something went wrong in the manufacturing and it blows cold air (I will use it as a fan in the summer :))

A classic hailstone stove. Its positive features include its metallic construction, so it doesn't smell like plastic when you use it. The fan is not a convector but for air recycling. The thermostat works perfectly fine. It consumes as much as any hailstone heater. It is a good choice for a small to medium-sized room.

I bought it for my house 3 years ago. In the end, I use it for work every winter in the cold that the radiator, which is on for 8 hours a day, doesn't cover. Dog! And the nice thing is that the plug I place about 1 meter behind the device with a digital thermostat plug cuts off at 22 degrees Celsius, even though the device is turned with its back to the thermostat. And without the fan heater! Conclusion. It really does convection air as the company claims, in addition to infrared. I am very satisfied! If I buy again, I would get the same one! One small downside is that the legs come off relatively easily. As for the fan it has, like all converter heaters with fans, it has it to recycle the already heated air faster and not to heat it up more. That's why it's good to turn it on after the space has warmed up enough from the infrared first. The exception is oil radiators that have fans, which have a small resistance of 400-500w.

The stove has proven to be very user-friendly so far, heating a space of about 55 sq.m. which is almost open-plan, quite quickly and only with the selection of 3 out of the 6 options.
With the use of the fan, the house becomes an oven!
Not to mention that when the desired temperature is reached, the thermostat automatically shuts off the device!
I don't have an opinion on the electricity bill yet, but I believe that with sensible use, one can save money with any heating method they have.
I consider it to be a Greek product that meets the needs of people living in Greece.

I bought it for an economical solution and because it is Greek-made.
However:
1) It takes a little while to heat up the room.
2) As a construction, it is not very high quality.
4) The fan, as others have said, only blows cold air, so it is useless.
5) It is not easily portable because it does not have wheels.
6) The supports on the bases come off relatively easily if you move it frequently from room to room.

Overall, it is a good economical solution, mainly because it produces low wattage.

This particular stove with the features it has, I expected better performance. The turbo fan it has, when used with one bulb, blows cold air. When it operates with two bulbs, it emits a little bit of warm air, and that's because there is no proper opening where the fan is located to draw air from the lit bulbs. The thermostat works satisfactorily. However, I would prefer it without the fan because it doesn't offer much.

I have had the device since last year and I took it out again in the first cold days, and it cannot be compared to any of the ones I had until now, even if they had more watts. It consumes much less electricity and comfortably heats up the space wherever I move it. I am very satisfied, especially considering that I haven't had to change any bulbs or constantly run for other services. Another advantage is that it is Greek-made

I have it since the beginning of the year and I chose it because I had the same brand's convector and I was satisfied. At close range, it is much better than the convector. In terms of room heating in a closed room, I would say the same.
Now, because I will get another one for the village to enhance the fireplace in the living room, and things there are more challenging, I am considering whether to get the same one and be satisfied or go for something more powerful.