Dreo Solaris Max (2nd Gen) Space Heater vs Lasko 751320 Ceramic Tower Heater

The Dreo Solaris Max (2nd Gen) Space Heater is a 25-inch ceramic tower space heater designed to provide efficient and safe heating. It features 70-degree oscillation for even heat distribution and comes with a remote control for easy operation. The space heater is perfect for small to medium-sized rooms and can be used in various settings, including homes, offices, and dormitories.

The Lasko 751320 is a 23-inch ceramic tower space heater delivering 1500 watts of supplemental heat, aimed at bedrooms, home offices and other medium-sized rooms rather than whole-house heating. Ceramic elements heat quickly and are used here with widespread oscillation, so warm air is distributed across the room instead of being blasted at one spot. It has two heat settings plus an automatic thermostat, so once a room reaches temperature the heater cycles rather than running continuously. A seven-hour timer handles overnight or workday use, and it ships with a remote so settings can be changed without getting up. Safety features include overheat protection and a cool-touch exterior, both standard requirements for a heater intended to be left running unattended in an occupied room.

• Efficient and safe heating
• Compact and portable design
• Easy to operate with remote control
• Suitable for various settings

• Ceramic elements heat up fast, so the room warms quickly
• Automatic thermostat and timer keep running costs down versus a constant-on heater
• Remote control is genuinely convenient for bedroom use
• Tall narrow tower takes very little floor space

• Limited heating capacity
• No smart connectivity features
• No adjustable thermostat

• Fan noise is noticeable, which some people find disruptive overnight
• 1500 watts is supplemental heat only, not enough for a large or poorly insulated room
• Plastic construction feels less substantial than metal-bodied heaters