DeLonghi HCX3220FTS

Must have got a real lemon. Stopped working after about a week of intermittent use.
The light comes on but no heat comes out and the fan work does not come on.

I have the Delonghi HCX3220FTS with the manual controls. We put it in our bedroom to take the chill off the room before we go to bed. Its a nice looking heater, easy to set up, and fits nicely in our space. The heating is very good, and gets the small room heated up very quickly, and on the lower settings, does so almost silently.

My one gripe is the timing function on the manual heater is a bit fiddily to use, so I kind of wish I had bought the digital version from an ease of use perspective.

Otherwise, we are very satisfied with this heater, and it has served us well so far in the cold.

We bought this heater to go in a nursery, we also have its sister model that comes with a digital display. Both heaters are quiet, safe to touch and reliable with decent thermostats, 3 heating options and timers. How does this model differ from the digital model? Basically it looks less stylish- BUT, you can adjust the settings in the dark easily because of the manual dials, and doing so doesn't make loud beeping noises- which is important if your kids are light sleepers. Also, unlike a digital display, the knobs cast no light so it keeps the room completely dark. If you are trying to decide between this model, and its sleeker digital version I would choose on this basis- the heaters are otherwise fundamentally the same.

I needed something to heat up downstairs damp rooms. The heaters work well and heat up the room very fast. Also: the can be wall mounted, that is why we've bought them: they look pretty good and blend in well. Not as the old crappy heaters that are in the way all the time. Would buy them again.