Leaving a comment about a heating device and how well it works in our days is contradictory if you consider the increases in kilowatts. I feel like they are discussing new, luxurious cars. However, in many households, heating through electricity is the only option (lack of autonomous heating, strange administrators who do not maintain the burners, etc.) and the only substantial way to have 100% autonomy - unless we are talking about a detached house.

The radiator is amazing. It has been installed in a 70 sqm apartment (with moderate to good insulation) and it provides more than satisfactory warmth. Even during snowy periods, in combination with a 12,000 BTU air conditioner, it brought the whole house to very normal levels. Regarding the absence of a plug, I partly agree, but we must consider that the radiator is designed for permanent installation on a wall and direct connection to the power line. That's why there is no plug, not to mention that if you are willing to spend €230, will you get stuck on the €2 for a plug? Anyway, that's my opinion and the only "negative" aspect. Personally, I didn't want to hang the device on the wall because there is no second radiator, so I have to move this one when a room needs more warmth. The radiator is strictly designed for the wall, not because it won't stand if you put it on the floor, but because it has air circulation grilles at the bottom. Since the air doesn't circulate, the device reaches the internal temperature in a short period of time and, due to the thermostat, it falls to idle without actually heating the space. Unfortunately, there are no compatible legs, as I was informed by the store. Personally, I placed 2 makeshift metal frames on the right and left sides to elevate it and everything is fine. It's worth its money.

The heater is quite good in terms of performance, comfortably heating a 25 square meter space (room and bathroom) like a radiator. It is quiet and can be programmed to operate as desired every day of the week, although it does not have a room temperature indicator like the thermostat of the other heater I bought from a different company. However, the reason I gave it 4 stars is because to my great disappointment, I received the heater without a plug. It is unacceptable for a household heater worth €230 to not have a plug on the cable. The store where I bought it informed me that the heater comes like this because it is 3,000W and requires electrical installation. This is not mentioned anywhere in the product purchase information. I have also bought another heater from a different company, the Stiebel Eltron 3000W, for €165 and the cable came with a complete plug from the factory. I went and bought a good quality plug for €2.5, connected it to the cable, and plugged it in. However, someone who doesn't know will have to call an electrician and pay an additional €30-40 just to have a plug installed or to have the cable connected.