10. Pelonis NT20

The Pelonis NT20 is a simple ceramic heater that comes with a competitive price tag and a modest build quality. It has a simple plastic bod with a mesh over the main heating element. It comes with two knobs that allow the user to adjust the temperature or select to have only the fan running. Due to its design the model dissipates the heat evenly making it viable as a heater for small to medium rooms.

9. Lasko #100

Lasko #100 is a small ceramic heater that was built mostly to be used in a small office. It is not big enough to heat up a large room but it works great for small spaces. The model is quite compact and comes fully assembled offering a total heating power of 200 watts. It comes with a ceramic heating element along with a fan to help dissipate the heat and an overheat protection.

8. Lasko 675945

Lasko 675945 is a compact yet powerful ceramic heater. It offers a heating power of 1500 watts and due to its compact form factor it uses a powerful fan to properly distribute heat. The model has a self-regulating heating element with simple control knobs to adjust the temperature and fan speed as well as an overheating protection that provides safety and reliability.

7. Honeywell HCE100B

The Honeywell HCE100B is a small and affordable ceramic heater that comes with an ergonomic design and a decent built quality. It has a plastic body with a plastic grille that allows heat to be evenly distributed in a small area such as an office. It is more of a personal heater for small spaces that comes with a tip over protection and offering a heating power of 250 watts and two heat settings.

6. Lasko 754200

Lasko 754200 is a decent ceramic heater that is recommended to medium to large rooms. It has a maximum heating power of 1500 watts and comes with two heating settings. The model includes an automatic overheating protection and uses a self-regulating ceramic heating element. It is quite easy to use and due to its carrying handle it is easy to move around from one place to another.

5. Lasko 755320

The Lasko 755320 is a decent ceramic heater for the ones that need to increase the temperature in a small to medium room. It is one of the mode affordable tower models offering 1500 watts of power. It has multiple heat levels and comes with a powerful fan that evenly distributes heat in the room. The model uses a self-regulated ceramic element and comes with overheat protection and cool-touch enclosure.

4. Holmes Compact Ceramic Heater

Holmes compact ceramic heater can be used as a small personal heater or as a room heater. It has a max power of 1500 watts and offers to heat levels. The mode has a compact form factor that makes it easy to move around. To adjust the fan and the heat level the manufacturers added two control knobs on the top side of the heater. It includes a one year warranty.

3. DeLonghi DCH1030

Delonghi’s DCH1030 is an excellent room ceramic heater that comes with an excellent build quality and plenty of safety features. It offers a maximum heating power of 1500 watts with two heat settings and an additional fan control knob. The model uses an automatic cut-off system that prevents it from overheating.

2. Lasko 5307

Lasko 5307 is a tower ceramic heater that was built for floor use. Due to its tower build the model is able to dissipate heat much better than other models. It comes with multiple heat levels and a peak heating power of 1500 watts when set at high. The model has built-in safety features and comes with a rather quiet fan.

1. Lasko 758000

The Lasko 75800 is one of the more expensive models that offer a high amount of heating power and an excellent build quality with plenty of safety features. It has a cyclonic ceramic heater and a powerful yet quiet fan that can distribute heat in the room much better than other models. It has its own overheat protection and two knobs to adjust fan speed and heat level.

As a general rule, ceramic heaters are either large thus designed to be used for room heating or personal models that can be used mostly at an office or small area. When it comes to pricing, the differences are marginal thus making the choice a bit easier as it resumes mostly to what the heater will be used for. Our top 10 includes models that can be used in either of the situations.