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Prime Members: 1500W Govee Oscillating Smart Space Heater w/ Voice Remote

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Govee US via Amazon has for Prime Members: 1500W Govee Oscillating Smart Indoor Space Heater on sale for $29.99 when you 'clip' the 40% coupon on product page. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member havok86 for finding this deal.

Colors Available: Features:
  • 1500W PTC Ceramic Heating
  • 4 Heating Modes & Fan Mode
  • Thermostat Function
  • 75° Oscillating
  • Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT
  • RGB Night Light
  • Overheating & Tip-Over Protection
  • Ideal Heating Area: 200 Square Feet
  • 3.74 Pounds

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    • This offer is similarly priced to the previous Frontpage Deal which received +148 votes from the community.
  • About this product:
    • 4.6 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 2,200 customer reviews
  • About this store:
    • Seller Govee US has a 100% positive rating in the last 12 months with over 70900 lifetime feedback.
    • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
    • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Govee US via Amazon has for Prime Members: 1500W Govee Oscillating Smart Indoor Space Heater on sale for $29.99 when you 'clip' the 40% coupon on product page. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member havok86 for finding this deal.

Colors Available: Features:
  • 1500W PTC Ceramic Heating
  • 4 Heating Modes & Fan Mode
  • Thermostat Function
  • 75° Oscillating
  • Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT
  • RGB Night Light
  • Overheating & Tip-Over Protection
  • Ideal Heating Area: 200 Square Feet
  • 3.74 Pounds

Editor's Notes

Written by oceanlake | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer is similarly priced to the previous Frontpage Deal which received +148 votes from the community.
  • About this product:
    • 4.6 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 2,200 customer reviews
  • About this store:
    • Seller Govee US has a 100% positive rating in the last 12 months with over 70900 lifetime feedback.
    • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
    • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
  • Additional Note:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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I grabbed two of these to try from a deal a month or two ago and liked them so much that I ordered a third with the last deal posted at this price a few weeks back. I never thought I would get excited about a space heater but these things are awesome for $30. The smart features have been flawless with Google Assistant for me and the air they push has been the best I've ever seen. I already sold all of my old space heaters and have zero regrets.

This is the first space heater that I would actually consider using the 'fan' mode on. It isn't going to be anything powerful but it is far better than any other space heater I've owned that just ends up back in the closet for 8 months out of the year. The smart light is gimmicky but, I have to be honest, I enjoyed using it in my daughter's rooms because they enjoyed having the custom color change. The effects for the light in the app are basic and pretty useless but the fact that the light is there and customizable is just extra anyway so I could care less.

Bottom line is this is a no-brainer price for a really good heater.

P.S. I enjoyed the heaters enough to order the companion room temperature and humidity sensors that I thought were supposed to make the heaters function better to maintain accurate room temps and have found them to be useless. Maybe I got the wrong ones but after they were paired, it didn't seem to change how the heaters function. If you try to get those too, either do plenty of reading up on them first or just avoid them like I should have
And yet, you clicked on the deal and felt the need to share...
I bought this after looking at so many different space heaters and purchasing 2 others. The safety features are awesome. It has tipover and overheat detection. I have a 4 year old who lovessss buttons so I have disabled the local controls and only operate through my phone. I added a widget to my home screen so turning on/off is fast and painless.

The app does so much. I use the heater for my home office but I tend to forget to turn it off. So I have it scheduled to turn off automatically at the end of each workday whether I use it or not. Nice, now I don't care if I forget! Also have a remote temperature sensor connected that I place at the opposite side of the room. The temperature control is excellent when used this way.

I love the customizable lighting. Finally, the heating is fast, the fan works well and the oscillation is wide. Overall, a complete steal at $30. I never thought I would like a dumb space heater so much!

I must sound like a shill but it's really this good.

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I grabbed two of these to try from a deal a month or two ago and liked them so much that I ordered a third with the last deal posted at this price a few weeks back. I never thought I would get excited about a space heater but these things are awesome for $30. The smart features have been flawless with Google Assistant for me and the air they push has been the best I've ever seen. I already sold all of my old space heaters and have zero regrets.

This is the first space heater that I would actually consider using the 'fan' mode on. It isn't going to be anything powerful but it is far better than any other space heater I've owned that just ends up back in the closet for 8 months out of the year. The smart light is gimmicky but, I have to be honest, I enjoyed using it in my daughter's rooms because they enjoyed having the custom color change. The effects for the light in the app are basic and pretty useless but the fact that the light is there and customizable is just extra anyway so I could care less.

Bottom line is this is a no-brainer price for a really good heater.

P.S. I enjoyed the heaters enough to order the companion room temperature and humidity sensors that I thought were supposed to make the heaters function better to maintain accurate room temps and have found them to be useless. Maybe I got the wrong ones but after they were paired, it didn't seem to change how the heaters function. If you try to get those too, either do plenty of reading up on them first or just avoid them like I should have
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We have central heat, and have never owned or used a space heater before. But I kinda want one to check it out. Just not sure if practical uses for these if you have central heat. Maybe for the garage if working out there?
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Quote from dealhunter85 :
We have central heat, and have never owned or used a space heater before. But I kinda want one to check it out. Just not sure if practical uses for these if you have central heat. Maybe for the garage if working out there?
Honestly, we sporadically use space heaters to maintain bedroom temperature at night, when we use our sunroom (which tends to have horrible temp control because of the nature of the room), or in bathrooms. It is really more of a convenience thing than a cost/energy savings for us.

I've used space heaters in my garage shop/gym many many times when I knew I would be there for long periods but, honestly, they will do their best work in an environment that is already climate controlled. If you will have plenty of time to run it before getting into the garage, it may raise the temp a little but I would not try to use these as a primary heat source for a space that is often poorly insulated and expect any great temperature changes to be achieved. Obviously, everyone's setup will be different so YMMV.
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normanb258
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Have purchased two now and LOVE them. Considering a third.
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Quote from GeoffreyK24 :
I grabbed two of these to try from a deal a month or two ago and liked them so much that I ordered a third with the last deal posted at this price a few weeks back. I never thought I would get excited about a space heater but these things are awesome for $30. The smart features have been flawless with Google Assistant for me and the air they push has been the best I've ever seen. I already sold all of my old space heaters and have zero regrets.

This is the first space heater that I would actually consider using the 'fan' mode on. It isn't going to be anything powerful but it is far better than any other space heater I've owned that just ends up back in the closet for 8 months out of the year. The smart light is gimmicky but, I have to be honest, I enjoyed using it in my daughter's rooms because they enjoyed having the custom color change. The effects for the light in the app are basic and pretty useless but the fact that the light is there and customizable is just extra anyway so I could care less.

Bottom line is this is a no-brainer price for a really good heater.

P.S. I enjoyed the heaters enough to order the companion room temperature and humidity sensors that I thought were supposed to make the heaters function better to maintain accurate room temps and have found them to be useless. Maybe I got the wrong ones but after they were paired, it didn't seem to change how the heaters function. If you try to get those too, either do plenty of reading up on them first or just avoid them like I should have
I came here to basically write this same thing!! I love these heaters and the RGB nightlight is a neat little bonus.

We use them in the bathroom when showering to stay nice and toasty as well as in our baby's changing area
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Quote from GeoffreyK24 :
Honestly, we sporadically use space heaters to maintain bedroom temperature at night, when we use our sunroom (which tends to have horrible temp control because of the nature of the room), or in bathrooms. It is really more of a convenience thing than a cost/energy savings for us.

I've used space heaters in my garage shop/gym many many times when I knew I would be there for long periods but, honestly, they will do their best work in an environment that is already climate controlled. If you will have plenty of time to run it before getting into the garage, it may raise the temp a little but I would not try to use these as a primary heat source for a space that is often poorly insulated and expect any great temperature changes to be achieved. Obviously, everyone's setup will be different so YMMV.
Thanks. Guess haven't had a need/use in 20 years, so maybe I will pass. Our central heat does really well, so rooms are pretty consistent.

Guess I could lower the overall heat at night and use one of these in the bedroom.
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UL or ETL

The non oscillating version provides links to documentation showing some test info.

The only thing I've found for this version is under Questions & Reviews
Q: Is this unit ETL certified?
A: This heater is ETL Tested.
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Quote from normanb258 :
Have purchased two now and LOVE them. Considering a third.
I am confused about the maintaining temp issue. I have a big one and if you don't schedule on/off through the app it gets to a temp and then eventually turns off. Doesn't maintain
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I have a govee fan (not a heater) and it has been running almost nonstop for literally over a year. I even dropped it a few times! I am a huge fan (pun intended) of govee products because of the quality.
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Quote from dealhunter85 :
We have central heat, and have never owned or used a space heater before. But I kinda want one to check it out. Just not sure if practical uses for these if you have central heat. Maybe for the garage if working out there?
I have central heat but tend to stay in one room for long periods of time, so why heat the whole house? For example, I've had a space heater in my computer room for a long time because I spend a lot of time there. When this sale came up before, I bought one of these for my bathroom. Being able to prewarm my bathroom and keep it heated while I showered is great.

I just bought another one today. I will likely swap it in for my old unit in the computer room, because it will go nicely with the galaxy projector and fairy lights I have in there. The bigger, nonilluminated heater from my office can go into the living room.
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Quote from jrenz88 :
I am confused about the maintaining temp issue. I have a big one and if you don't schedule on/off through the app it gets to a temp and then eventually turns off. Doesn't maintain
I've found that the onboard sensor is more indicative of the temperature of the housing than the ambient air. so it shuts off early and doesn't maintain a specific temperature well at all. pairing an external sensor is necessary.
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Quote from dealhunter85 :
We have central heat, and have never owned or used a space heater before. But I kinda want one to check it out. Just not sure if practical uses for these if you have central heat. Maybe for the garage if working out there?
If I'm working from home I leave the central heat off and run a space heater in my office to save money.
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Is this space heater ok to use in a bathroom? I like to preheat it up before I jump into the shower. Obviously I would disconnect it before showering
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I purchased this last week for $24 and it got delivered today.
https://slickdeals.net/f/17322766-1500w-goveelife-smart-indoor-space-heater-black-grey-or-white-24-free-shipping?v=1

What is the difference between these 2 models? And idea?

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