Best electric heater deals on tried and tested models

If you’re looking for ways to stay toasty for less this winter, you’re not alone. While central heating is more energy efficient for warming your entire house, it’s cost-effective to try and focus on heating yourself rather than the room you’re in – think electric blankets, hot water bottles and electric heaters.

Unlike a fixed radiator, electric heaters – also known as space heaters – can be moved from room to room, which gives you more flexibility. Some models also come with built-in fans, making them useful in the summer.

If you’re not sure exactly what you’re looking for, check out our best electric heaters guide, which is jam-packed with reviews on everything from oil-filled radiators to fan heaters. Below, we’ve rounded up the best electric heater deals available.

Why you can trust us to find the best electric heater deals

When choosing the best electric heater deals, we first highlight the models that have been tried and tested by our expert reviewers, so you can be sure they’ll be worth your money. If we’re yet to review a model, we make sure it’s made by a brand that we know and trust, such as Dyson, Beldray or Duux. Though a big price cut may seem appealing, we always prioritise the quality of the products first.

The best electric heater deals for November 2025

Dreamland silent power pure air fan heater: Was £59.99, now £44.99, Amazon.co.uk

Amazon has slashed the price of the Dreamland heater (which came out on top in our guide to the best electric heaters) to just less than £45. “The rapid heating function works incredibly well, blasting out hot air in seconds,” said IndyBest tester Rachael Penn. As well as heating, it comes with a built-in air purifier and cooling fan, so it will come in handy year-round. It can “reduce dust, pollen and other particles in the air, making it ideal for those with allergies,” she added.

Daewoo 2,000W convector heater: Was £39.99, now £29.95, Amazon.co.uk

If you need an electric heater for a larger space, we’d recommend this Daewoo convector heater. Right now, you can save 25 per cent on the model when shopping at Amazon. We’ve noticed the price tends to fluctuate, so if you see it creeping back up, it’s worth holding out for another drop. Our tester, Rachael Penn, was impressed with its efficiency and said in her review of the heater: “When I used it in my smaller test room, it warmed the entire space in less than 10 minutes; with the larger room, it did it in 20 minutes.”

Silentnight comfort control ceramic fan heater: Was £49.99, now £39.99, Amazon.co.uk

You can currently save a modest £10 on this fan heater from Silentnight. We haven't tested this model, but Silentnight is a reputable home appliance brand. You can set its thermostat between 10C and 30C and it will turn on and off when the room temperature reaches or drops below the set temperature. Plus, it has a nine-hour timer, so you don’t have to worry about it running for too long.

Duux threesixty smart ceramic fan heater: Was £120, now £74, Argos.co.uk

The latest version of the Duux threesixty has made it into our guide to the best electric heaters, but we’ve also spotted this older version on sale at Argos. This model is slightly louder and isn’t as compact compared to the newer version, but if that doesn’t bother you, you can snap it up for £74 in the retailer’s clearance sale.

Draper electric space heater: Was £74.99, now £63.99, Amazon.co.uk

This Draper space heater has been reduced by 15 per cent. While we haven’t tested this exact model, we’ve been impressed with Draper heaters in the past. It’s a compact model, but bear in mind that it’s made of metal, so the exterior can get quite hot when it’s been on.

How much should you spend on an electric heater?

While prices vary, you really don’t need to spend very much on an electric heater to stay warm. All electric heaters are essentially 100 per cent efficient – even the smallest and cheapest ones – meaning they convert all of the electricity they use into heat.

For example, at full power, a 2,400W electric heater will heat a given space twice as quickly as a 1,200W heater, but it will cost twice as much to run. The best savings you can make is by choosing the cheapest electric heater that still does everything you need it to for your space.

That said, more expensive electric heaters (mostly above £100) can also come with features such as wireless controls, fan speed settings, timers and safety switches, which can be useful when trying to keep down costs.

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