Warm Up Your Home With These Bestselling Space Heaters

Lasko MyHeat Small Portable Personal Space Heater ($22, originally $25)

Small but mighty, this compact space heater packs a seriously warm punch. The portable model can emit warm air at the touch of a button. While it's not quite powerful enough to warm up an entire home or apartment space, the device can take the chill off certain rooms and corners of your home. One PS editor even detailed her experience using the space heater in this Lasko MyHeat Small Portable Personal Space Heater review.

Editor Quote: "If you live with a perpetual chill in your bones (like I do) and want something that'll warm you up without having to run your home's heat, this compact device is a great solution. Those working in chilly office spaces could also consider adding one of these mini space heaters to their cubicle." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Shopping

GiveBest Portable Electric Space Heater ($30)

In the market for an electric space heater? Look no further than this Amazon option, offers two heat levels, a thermostat control, and a convenient top handle that makes carrying it from one room to another that much easier.

One reviewer on Amazon's site called the machine "powerful," saying: "I've had this little guy for about a year, and it's exactly what I needed! I use it in my freezing office. Usually the lower setting is powerful enough, on colder days I kick it up to the higher setting, and it's pretty toasty. Best for small spaces, though. It shuts off if it tips over. Other reviewers mentioned the sound — it makes a loudish white noise sound, and I actually really like it for two reasons: tt blocks out annoying ambient noise, and I'm less likely to accidentally leave it running when I leave."

Lasko Oscillating Ceramic Tower Space Heater ($50, originally $75)

Ceramic space heaters are often touted as being safer than other models, mostly because they're fitted with ceramic plates that don't overheat as easily as other materials. This particular model is not only ceramic, it's equipped with tons of other practical features — like an adjustable thermostat and remote control. With more than 66,000 ratings on Amazon's site, it's one of the best space heaters for large rooms.

Honeywell Digital Ceramic Compact Tower Heater ($55)

With a tower-like design, this floor space heater has a slimmer frame than traditional models, making it a great space-saving option for homes that are tight on room. The affordable choice has both a max power and an energy saving setting.

One reviewer on Target's site detailed her experience using the room space heater, saying: "I'm super surprised how powerful this small heater is — it warms up my whole living room. [In] less than a minute I could feel the difference. Definitely a good purchase."

Heat Storm WIFI Infrared Heater ($102)

Room space heaters have a tendency to err on the larger side, and aren't always the most practical option for apartments or small homes. Fortunately, this infrared space heater is mountable, so you can attach it to your wall and save on precious floor space. Bonus: with Wifi capabilities, it also connects to your phone, so you can control the space heater's temperature straight from your smart device.

Vornado VHEAT Vintage Metal Heater ($128, originally $160)

Not only does this space heater look cool, but it works in a unique way. The product has a fan-style ventilation that circulates the air to increate heat without actually using intense heat. Plus, unlike other room space heaters, it's equipped with a thermostat that makes it easy for users to adjust to their preferred temperature.

Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Fan ($600, originally $750)

This model is a worthwhile investment. Unlike other space heaters, this device both cools and heats, combining the capabilities of a cooling fan and heater all into one — and enabling you to use it in every season of the year. Plus, it features a HEPA filter that even purifies your air and can help to improve your home's overall air quality.

Kyley Warren (she/her) is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.