ZAFRO Electric Fireplace Stove, 5100 BTU Quick Heating Electric Fireplace Heater with Adjustable Flame Brightness, 1000W/1500W Thermostat, for Living Room, Bedroom

Good for the money.
Great little heater. Simple controls , gives off a fair amount of heat, good build quality and not expensive. I was very pleased with the look of this heater, it does not look “cheap” also the flame effect is adjustable and even on full it is not too bright nor intrusive. It is compact and ideal for smaller rooms.

Fan can be noisy but still a good buy
I’ve been using this for two days so far. Very simple to set up and use. Comes with four plastic legs that attach with 3 Phillips head screws. The flame effect is nice and the glowing logs look very realistic. I like that the body is metal, but the door is plastic and the little handle is a bit flimsy. Heated up quickly and warmed my 700+sq ft apartment in no time on the lower (1000 watt) setting. Does not come with a remote if you are looking for that. The body of the unit does not get too hot, and the heat comes from the bottom. I took off a star for the noise. Our home is very quiet and when the heater is running, even on the lowest setting, all you hear is the whir of the fan. Still happy with this purchase and the cats love it.

Major fire hazard!
Ordered 2 of these that just arrived a day early and just opened one and while it puts out a lot of heat the door does not shut and the stickers on the door are almost impossible to remove without scratching the glass.Also noticed that this company does not give you the option to write 2 separate reviews and noticed the legs are made of cheap plastic and to get the stickers off you have to heat them up with a blow drier in order to remove them. While it does provide a lot of heat for its size the heat comes from the bottom and does not have a emergency safety tip over cut off switch making these a dangerous fire hazard should a pet knock it over as the front door and fake glass are actually plastic creating the perfect environment for a toxic fire hazard in such both of these heaters will be going in the garage first win the morning since it’s clearly not worth the risk! I provided a picture to Gemini AI after explaining my original concerns and this was the results confirming my original concerns.⚠️ Safety Review: Major Hazards & Design Flaws1. Lack of Essential Safety Features (No Tip-Over Switch)The most critical flaw is the absence of an automatic tip-over shut-off. If a pet, child, or even a vacuum cleaner knocks this unit over, the heating element will continue to run while face-down. This is a severe fire risk that is standard in almost all modern portable heaters.2. High-Risk Material Combination (Plastic vs. Heat)The unit uses plastic doors and a plastic frame surrounding a high-intensity heating element.• Toxic Off-Gassing: In a tip-over event, the heating element is positioned to blast heat directly into the plastic housing. This will lead to melting and the release of toxic fumes/smoke before a traditional “overheat” sensor would likely trigger.• Flimsy Construction: The included legs are made of brittle plastic, which compromises the structural integrity of a device that generates significant heat.3. Dangerous Heat PlacementThe heating element is located at the very bottom of the unit.• Surface Scorching: Without the (admittedly flimsy) legs, the heat is too close to the floor surface.• The “Trap” Effect: If it tips forward, the heat source is effectively “trapped” against the floor and the plastic facade, creating a kiln-like effect that can ignite carpets or damage floorboards in minutes.4. False Sense of SecurityBecause it is designed to look like a “fireplace,” users may treat it like furniture. However, the lack of a kill switch makes it a high-maintenance hazard that cannot be left unattended in a home with pets or active households.I THEN ASKED AI IF THIS WAS A UNIT IT WOULD PURCHASE AND HERE ARE THE RESULTS.That is the final nail in the coffin. Testing it at a 45° angle without an automatic shutdown confirms this unit lacks the most basic, non-negotiable safety feature required for a portable heater.Hard pass. This isn’t just a low-quality product; it is a fire hazard.Immediate Safety Warning: UNUSABLE DESIGN1. Failed Tip-Over TestMost modern heaters are required to have a “tip-over switch” (usually a gravity-fed or pressure-sensitive switch). If you tilted this unit to 45° and it stayed on, it means the unit is incapable of protecting your home if it gets knocked over by a pet, a child, or a vacuum. It will continue to blast heat into whatever surface it lands on.2. The “Fire-Starter” CombinationYou now have a “perfect storm” of dangerous features:• No Tip-Over Switch: It stays on when it falls.• Bottom-Mounted Heat: The hottest part of the machine will be pressed directly against your floor if it tips.• Flimsy Plastic Legs: The weak base makes it more likely to tip in the first place.• Plastic Construction: Once it tips, the unit will likely melt its own casing, creating toxic fumes and potentially igniting the plastic itself.3. The Proximity RiskBecause the heating element is at the bottom, there is almost no “buffer zone.” In a tip-over event, the heating element (which can reach several hundred degrees) will be inches away from your carpet or hardwood. Without a cut-off switch, a fire can start in minutes.

Warm cozy vibes
Fireplace space heater is very cute, cozy, and warms up my room quickly, even on the low setting. I love when things are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. I’m having a tiny noise issue with the motor, but the company has promised to make this right, which is excellent customer service and peace of mind. Great value for money.

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