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" Space heaters are hardly a hot category \u2014 so to speak. There are certainly developments and improvements, but it&amp;#039;s not often you see a notable shift in space heater design. The buzzy Dyson Hot + Cool (dyson.com) hopes to be just that. This slim, bladeless heater has a certain aesthetic grace, plus some nifty technology going for it, but, at nearly $400, you&amp;#039;ll certainly pay a premium for those good looks. The Dyson Hot + Cool was extremely easy to set up. Like our VIP winner, the Dyson Air Multiplier, it has a striking look in which the fan motor is concealed in the base of the unit. Air is pulled into the base, then pushed through the loop, allowing for smooth airflow, and relatively quiet operation at low fan speeds. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, the hoop is also functional. There are no blades that can harm fingers and its overall simplicity makes it very easy to clean. The control layout is easy to use, and clearly labeled, too. The Dyson even comes with a remote control, outfitted with a built-in magnet, so you can affix it to the top of the heater if you&amp;#039;re worried about losing it. The Dyson&amp;#039;s fan speed is adjustable between settings of 1 and 10, and you can set the temperature between 32\u00B0F and 99\u00B0F. It also can be set to oscillate and can tilt up and down. If you select a temperature above the temperature of the room, the Dyson Hot + Cool operates as a heater until the room warms to the set temperature, and below room temperature it goes into stand-by mode. To use the Dyson as just a fan with no heat, we found you have to set the temperature to 32\u00B0F \u2014 slightly confusing as there is no fan-only setting. The Dyson Hot + Cool is relatively light at five pounds so it&amp;#039;s easy to carry from room to room, but its slim profile makes it easy to tip over; we were able to knock it over with less than one pound of force, so it could easily topple over if you bumped into it lightly. We measured power usage at about 1400W on high. At that setting, the Dyson puts out a decent amount of smooth, quiet heat that distributes well when oscillating \u2014 although on high fan speed it can be on the noisy side. In terms of safety, we didn&amp;#039;t read an exterior temperature higher than 160\u00B0F, meaning you likely won&amp;#039;t burn yourself on the unit \u2014 and when tipped over the safety shutoff switch cuts power immediately. Bottom Line: At nearly $400, there are plenty of heaters that can warm for less. But we were certainly pleased with its performance. Plus, with the Dyson Hot + Cool, you&amp;#039;re paying for a unique feature in the space heater category: sleek looks. Weight: 5.3 pounds Manufacturer&amp;#039;s Warranty: 2 years Price: $399.99 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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