Govee US via Amazon has
Govee 75° Oscillating Smart Space Heater w/ Voice Remote (Black) for
$29.61 after clipping the 20% Off coupon on the product page and applying promo code
DNOGMOWK at checkout.
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Govee US via Amazon also has
Govee 75° Oscillating Smart Space Heater w/ Voice Remote (White) for
$29.27 after clipping the 20% Off coupon on the product page and applying promo code
TYA9YYXU at checkout.
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Features:- 4 Heating Mode & Fan Mode: The small heater rapidly heats up within 2 seconds with PTC ceramic heating, a more energy-efficient technology. Variety of working modes to meet your different needs. Smaller than the tower heater but just as powerful
- Automatic Constant Temp: The built-in sensor supports your basic thermostat function. Link with Govee Thermo-Hygrometer to accurately reflect the ambient temperature without manual adjustments for an upgraded thermostat. Not inclde Thermo-hygrometer
- APP & Voice Control: Turn on the space heater, even when away from home, so you'll always return to a warm space. Dual use of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi makes network distribution easier and faster. Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT
- Low Noise & RGB Night Light: In Low Mode, the sound of the Govee space heater working is lower than 45dB
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* Lasko is quiet and has a lower pitch (48dB from 3 feet),
* Govee is slightly higher pitched with 57dB (from 3 feet) on high and around 52dB on low.
The temperature readings on both machines are on par with the room temperature, given time to settle. The difference comes from the internal temperature measurement of the heater. Thus, an external thermometer like H5104 (confirmed working) makes it much more stable.
I do wish I could choose to use the low fan setting in auto mode (that should be possible with software updates). I also intend to link a switch to turn it on and off with a click (like a remote), instead of opening the app all the time.
These conveniences make Lasko less attractive to me.
Some more stats...
Power usage as measured with a Kill-A-Watt:
Fan-only 4W
Oscillation adds 3W
Light adds 2W
Mode I 1000W
Mode II 1300W
Mode III 1500W (I have 2, and the other one only reaches 1450W)
* Lasko is quiet and has a lower pitch (48dB from 3 feet),
* Govee is slightly higher pitched with 57dB (from 3 feet) on high and around 52dB on low.
The temperature readings on both machines are on par with the room temperature, given time to settle. The difference comes from the internal temperature measurement of the heater. Thus, an external thermometer like H5104 (confirmed working) makes it much more stable.
I do wish I could choose to use the low fan setting in auto mode (that should be possible with software updates). I also intend to link a switch to turn it on and off with a click (like a remote), instead of opening the app all the time.
These conveniences make Lasko less attractive to me.
I also got a vibration sensor and a door/window sensor to experiment with from them. They do connect with the heater, and I can turn it on/off with their actions. These have much more potential, but the app functions are limited