HeatMe Pro Reviews & Facts: What to Know Before You Buy
One cold room and a big heating bill? HeatMe Pro is a palm-sized 800W heater that plugs straight into a wall socket to warm the space you're actually in.
- Plug in, no stand – it sits on the socket itself, so it's off the floor
- Digital thermostat – set roughly 60–90 °F (about 16–32 °C) and it holds it
- Timer – 1 to 12 hours, so it switches itself off
- Overheat shut-off – listed by the seller as a safety feature
Goes to the official HeatMe Pro store for your country · 30-day money-back guarantee stated by the seller
What it is
HeatMe Pro is a compact plug-in heater about 3.5 × 4.9 × 3.5 inches (9 × 12.5 × 9 cm) and 0.4 kg. It plugs directly into a wall socket, has a rotating plug so it sits upright on different socket layouts, a small LED display and a fan that pushes warm air out.
Specs from the official page
800W
Maximum power draw. Less than a standard 2000W fan heater, so it heats a small area.
60–90 °F thermostat
About 16–32 °C. It cycles to hold the temperature you set.
1–12 h timer
Set it to switch off by itself – handy for evenings or before bed.
Overheat protection
Automatic shut-off if it gets too hot, according to the seller.
Rotating plug
Turns so the heater can sit upright on vertical or horizontal sockets.
Indoor wall-socket use only
The UK page lists 220–240V; the store sells a version for each country.
Who it's for (and who it isn't)
Good fit
- A desk or home-office corner that's always cold
- A small bedroom or box room
- Renters who can't change the heating
- Anyone who wants a heater that doesn't take floor space
Not a good fit
- Heating a whole house or a big open-plan room
- Sockets behind curtains, beds or furniture
- Unattended or overnight use
- Extension leads or power strips
Price & guarantee
The listings our affiliate network gives us are about £49.95 (UK), $49.95 (US) and AU$59.95 (Australia) for one heater; bundles are shown at checkout. The store states a 30-day money-back guarantee, ships within 48 hours and quotes 5–12 working days for delivery. The "Save up to 70%" badge has no stated original price, so treat it as marketing.
Check today’s HeatMe Pro price →Goes to the official HeatMe Pro store for your country · 30-day money-back guarantee stated by the seller
What we couldn't verify
- The 4.9 rating "based on thousands of verified reviews" and "2000+ customers" – no source is given.
- "Uses up to 70% less power than traditional heaters" – no test or comparison is given (see running cost).
- The "As seen on" logo strip – the logos aren't named or linked, so we can't check them.
- The "Only 59 left" / "Only 53 left" stock messages – the number changes on the same page; don't let it rush you.
- The company behind the store – contact, terms and returns link to techwidget.co; no address on the sales page.
Safety basics for any plug-in heater
- Plug it directly into a wall socket – never an extension lead or adaptor.
- Keep curtains, bedding, paper and clothes well away from it.
- Switch it off when you leave the room or go to sleep.
- Keep it away from water and out of reach of children and pets.
Is HeatMe Pro legit? Our full check →
FAQ
Is HeatMe Pro legit?
HeatMe Pro is a real product: a small 800W heater that plugs straight into a wall socket, sold through its own online store with a stated 30-day money-back guarantee. What we could not verify: the 4.9 rating 'based on thousands of verified reviews', the '2000+ customers' figure, the 'up to 70% less power' claim and the unlabelled 'As seen on' logos on the sales page. The store's contact, terms and returns links point to techwidget.co; we found no company address on the sales page.
What do HeatMe Pro reviews say?
We don't publish customer reviews. Most 'HeatMe Pro review' results in Google are spam pages on Google Sites, Jotform, type.ai and file-hosting buckets that all link to the same store, so treat them as adverts, not independent reviews. The sales page's 4.9 rating has no stated source.
How much does HeatMe Pro cost?
The listings our affiliate network gives us are about £49.95 in the UK, $49.95 in the US and AU$59.95 in Australia for one unit; the store shows multi-unit bundles at checkout. Prices change, so check the order page for today's price.
Does it really use 70% less power?
That's a marketing claim with no test method given. HeatMe Pro uses up to 800W, so it does draw less than a typical 2000W fan heater – but it also puts out less heat. Every electric resistance heater turns about 100% of its electricity into heat, so the saving comes from heating less, not from heating more efficiently.
How big a room can it heat?
At 800W it's suited to taking the chill off a small space – a desk area, a small bedroom, a bathroom-sized room or a corner of a larger room. It won't replace central heating for a whole house or a large open-plan room.
Is HeatMe Pro safe?
The seller lists overheat protection with automatic shut-off and says it's for indoor wall-socket use only. Tip-over protection is not mentioned (it plugs straight into the wall rather than standing on the floor). Plug it directly into a wall socket – not an extension lead – keep curtains and bedding away, and don't leave it on unattended.
Where can I buy HeatMe Pro?
From the official HeatMe Pro store (our button sends you to the store for your country). There are many copycat 'HeatMe' listings on marketplaces; the 30-day guarantee applies to orders from the official store.
What's the money-back guarantee?
The sales page states a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 30-day return policy. Keep your order number and the packaging, and read the returns page linked from the store before you order.
How long does delivery take?
The store says orders ship within 48 hours and standard delivery takes 5–12 working days depending on where you live.