Morphy Richards Thermocore Xr Analog 15 Fins Oil Free Radiator Room Heater For Home|2000 Watts Zero Oil Radiators|2 Copper Heating Elements|No Oxygen Depletion|Silent Operation|4-Yr Warranty By Brand

Quality, less noise

Slightly slow while heating a medium sized room but good product .

Keeps ur room warm.

Heating is not at all worthy.Waste of money I would say. Thanks to the return policy , I could return the same.

It's better to buy oil filled heater than to buy cheaper alternative. Best way to use it in India is, to use it for an hour then keep it off for another hour. I am using it at 1500 watts with 400 watts fan for half an hour and then switching off the fan for another half an hour. People with science background could do alot of experiment with this equipment. Such as you can dry your clothes, when the heater is turned off 😜. Note : Do not cover the front or back part of the column or main board, or air in or out windows. Example: one could dry undergarment or towel, hankey, etc by placing it on middle, fins (only) when it's off 😜. (It's just an experiment that I did in the past and done it on first day, it's not recommended by the companies manual do it at your own risk) ☺️

15 Fins is a gimmick. Thermocore heaters are oil free as advertised, so the fin count may not be as relevant as oil filled radiatorsI bought this expecting an upgrade and preferred the analog over digital since the latter needs to be turned on manually after a power cut. But it has failed to impress in its initial days of use.Pros1. Good design and finish, quick and easy to install wheels, no tools required2. Wire can be neatly tucked away into dedicated compartment when not in use3. Heats up quicker than Oil filled radiators4. Doesn't seem to burn oxygen and dries the air nominally.5. Lighter than OFRsCons1. A possible major design oversight is the fact that the fins really do not get hot enough as expected on the sides. The heat is mostly given off on the top. As we know hot air rises, so the heat concentrates on the top of the fins, where vent holes have been provided and the sides remain relatively much cooler. This may be resulting in lesser efficiency as heat from top of the radiator (higher than my bed) may be escaping above, and not spreading horizontally as well as oil filled radiators that get evenly heated across the fins.2. Hums. Like a small transformer. Not too much but distinctly. Oil filled radiators are totally quiet in comparison and only make the occasional click of metal expansion / contraction3. No fan - which makes it quiet, but without an option to dissipate heat quicker. Also no remote for the analog versionOverall, the claimed benefit over oil radiators seems a gimmick. I've used oil filled heaters for several years, never had a leak or burst. Usually it is the thermostat that fails whenever it does. A 13 fin oil heater with usually higher wattage (2900W) as compared to this heater (2000W), seems more efficient. There is no immediate apparent advantage, and it is priced much higher. Maybe it proves durable and lasts longer without needing service than a typical oil filled radiator - time will tell.

Good for normal size room. 👍Good warmth ✨️ 💖Good for health. Go for it.

I am a hard critic but honestly, I am satisfied with the product. It needs precision to work effeciently. You would need the room to be enclosed and the make sure nothing is touching the heater and its is properly connected to power socket. This usually takes about 20 mins to heat up the room to the required temperature in my case(room isnt that big). And the thermostat control works greate for night sleep. Keep it at 60% usually for hard nights and it worked like a charm.The only negative point i could think was that I felt cold breeze when leaving the room which is because of such a great heating by this heater.