This handy electric heater allows you to warm your home with one of the world's most trusted electrical brands.
Features:
3 heat settings - 400W/800W/1200W
Overheat protection
High efficiency energy saving
Tip over switch
High temperature resistant housing
Cool touch cabinet
Dimensions: 31 x 10 x 51.5cm (Approx.)
Goodmans Halogen Heater 1200W
NOW £10.00
WAS £12.99
- jonnithomas
All comments (22)
ssc1
13 Feb 16#1
Ffs where?
MCGONIS
13 Feb 16#2
B&M?
kyle06
13 Feb 16#3
£7 in bedford
Magister to kyle06
14 Feb 16#4
I think you'll find they are the quartz heaters, not the halogen ones. Still pretty good, but not the same thing.
barginfan
14 Feb 16#5
A decent price at £10, but the RRP is somewhat adventurous as usual.
Certainly better value than a fan heater.
jonnithomas
14 Feb 16#6
these look the same as the ones sold by aldi quite often. I bought one when they were reduced there for £7.99.
traylee
14 Feb 16#7
Had one that looked very similar to this. It was nice when it worked, but it stopped working after a couple of weeks of fairly light use. Returned it (to Aldi IIRC) for a refund.
simes
14 Feb 16#8
I would avoid these halogen heaters
They don't last very long before the elements fail, and they only warm you up if you are in a direct line of sight. They don't seem to actually warm up the room like other heaters.
Buy a fan heater or a convector heater for better results at a cheap price. Or if you can afford a bit more an oil filled radiator is better still
MrWani
14 Feb 16#9
Our central heatings packed in and we've got 2 different halogen style heaters. Both a complete waste of time. They work better as a floodlight than actually giving out heat. We also have oil filled radiators and a fan heater which are far more effective.
zzzz
14 Feb 162#10
" one of the world's most trusted electrical brands." Really ???
modelman
14 Feb 16#11
Agreed these make great lights but not great heaters...
jmpittaway
14 Feb 162#12
cant be energy saving . 1200w is 1200w no matter what source of heating you use . still will cost the same in electricity.
holly100
14 Feb 16#13
3 times returned - not working - ended up with refund - dodgy lot?
MarkShopper
14 Feb 16#14
It might have a tip over switch, but these sort of heaters look like a fire hazard to me.
Peamarshy77
14 Feb 16#15
Good if your thinking of opening a kebab shop
drirageh
14 Feb 16#16
I bought one of these from argos time ago, used it all the time, too bright, but its really good.
It broke after 9 months, and had it replaced free of charge, (maybe the lightbulb died from heavy use)
It broke again after another year and had it replaced with a newer model.
Of course it broke again within another year, and they offered refund (limit to number of replacement i suppose).
It was a good run. So beware, if your not too concerned about electricity bill, and intend to use it freely, they may not last long. and Keep the order number/receipt, as it will most likely break (still don't know why they broke)
e4kenndr
14 Feb 16#17
These heaters are great for instant heat when u first get in, where as a fan heater takes time to warm the room up, stand in front of this the instant u turn it on and you're warm which is what I bought a couple for. Heat doesnt seem to last as long in the room as it would with a fan heater though.
Excellent for bedrooms when you come out the shower and get changed in room after as keep your body warm while ya all nakey!
Opening post
Halogen Heater - 1200W.
This handy electric heater allows you to warm your home with one of the world's most trusted electrical brands.
Features:
3 heat settings - 400W/800W/1200W
Overheat protection
High efficiency energy saving
Tip over switch
High temperature resistant housing
Cool touch cabinet
Dimensions: 31 x 10 x 51.5cm (Approx.)
Goodmans Halogen Heater 1200W
NOW £10.00
WAS £12.99
- jonnithomas
All comments (22)
Certainly better value than a fan heater.
They don't last very long before the elements fail, and they only warm you up if you are in a direct line of sight. They don't seem to actually warm up the room like other heaters.
Buy a fan heater or a convector heater for better results at a cheap price. Or if you can afford a bit more an oil filled radiator is better still
It broke after 9 months, and had it replaced free of charge, (maybe the lightbulb died from heavy use)
It broke again after another year and had it replaced with a newer model.
Of course it broke again within another year, and they offered refund (limit to number of replacement i suppose).
It was a good run. So beware, if your not too concerned about electricity bill, and intend to use it freely, they may not last long. and Keep the order number/receipt, as it will most likely break (still don't know why they broke)
Excellent for bedrooms when you come out the shower and get changed in room after as keep your body warm while ya all nakey!