- Sales Rank: #234758 in Home
- Color: Silver, Brown
- Brand: Lasko
- Model: 6410
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.75 pounds
Features
- Designer series ceramic heater with electronic touch controls
- Widespread oscillation; adjustable thermostat; 7-hour timer
- Low/high quiet-comfort settings, plus auto thermostat-controlled setting
- Self-regulating ceramic element and overheat protection for safety
- Measures 8-1/4 by 8-1/4 by 16 inches; 3-year warranty
- Designer series ceramic heater with electronic touch controls
- Widespread oscillation; adjustable thermostat; 7-hour timer
- Low/high quiet-comfort settings, plus auto thermostat-controlled setting
- Self-regulating ceramic element and overheat protection for safety
- Measures 8-1/4 by 8-1/4 by 16 inches; 3-year warranty
Designer Series Oscillating Ceramic Heater
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
48 of 48 people found the following review helpful.
By Kevin Funk
I started out with a little Holmes heater that was $5 cheaper that i got from wal-mart, but the thing was horrible, took forever to heat up a little room even.I was skeptical of something that looked decent, and assumed it wouldn't perform all that great... but boy was i surprised.Heats up real quick, nice auto temp set of 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, and 'Max'.. along with manual settings, and oscillating that creates no more noise than the heater does, which is minimal for a space heater. Also has 4, 2, and 1 hr timers on it.Only downsides, it beeps loud like a microwave with every button you touch, which gets annoying, and it would be nice if they made space heaters with 24 hour timers on them, to plan heating for when i wake up, but none of the kind exist.Great buy, i think it was 40ish from wal-mart, very happy with it.
51 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
By RueRoyal
Very happy with this purchase. I previously owned the Lasko 755320 Tower Heater with Remote. That one lasted about 5 years and when it was time to replace it, I purchased this one, Lakso 6410.The reasons I got this one instead is that for me personally, I found the remote unnecessary and never used it.This one heats just as well as the Lasko Tower with Remote, takes up less space, more attractive design and cost less.Many people have ask questions regarding increase in electric bill. I have found that if you do not use the oscillating function you will not see much of an increase in your electric bill.But with using the oscillating function you will see a bigger increase in electric bill. Not sure why it cost so much more to oscillate but that has been my experience.Basically when running this heater my gas bill has decreased by 70.00 and electric has increased 20.00.So overall it saves me about 50.00/month. But it not only saves me money every month it also increases the temperature in my home to a nice, toasty, comfortable level without the fear of a HUGE gas bill.Just remember, nothing can replace a little weather stripping around your doors/windows and sealing off drafty spots to keep the warm in and cold out.But Lasko heaters are a great and dependable product that will help increase the temperature inside your home at a minimal cost. Ceramic heaters cost less to run that regular electric heaters, always get ceramic.UPDATE: 12/26/2010 - Since the cold weather is kicking in and people will be looking for new space heaters I wanted to update this review.This product is still working great but the one problem I have found with it compared to the Lasko Tower I did own is this.......Being in the south, we have no basements, therefore from the floor up to about your knees, the temperature is always colder. Because this heater is smaller in height than the Lasko Tower even if the temperature in the house is at 70, if I set the heater at 70, it wont shut off because it doesnt realize the temp above it is warmer. The Lasko tower heater due to it being taller would adjust better to the rest of the temperature in the house and shut off. So I have to set this one at 65 and when the house reaches 70 it will then shut off.So if you live in a home with no basement, this is something to keep in mind.My next heater will be the Lasko Tower with Digital display.I like this one, it looks good but I liked the Lasko Tower more because it worked better for my personal situation.If you have a basement this is not a problem you will probably experience. But for those of you who live in the South, you know what I mean and its something you may want to consider when purchasing.Also DO NOT use this with an extension cord. It will heat up the extension cord to potentially unsafe levels.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Linda Wise
After receiving a gas bills of around $250 for two months in a row (and I live in Houston, TX, not in some ultra-cold climate), I decided I needed to do something about the drafts in my house besides just turning up the heat. I researched a number of small electric heaters and finally decided on this one. I have now been using it for about 3 weeks, and even though I haven't received my new gas bill, I am quite sure it will be substantially lower because I've been able to keep the house thermostat low while just using this heater to warm the room I'm in.Here is what I LOVE about this heater:* Design - it is nice to have something that it attractive sitting in your living room, rather than a plain white or silver tower. Plus, it's fairly small and lightweight, and so it's easy to take from room to room.* Thermostat - this is my absolute favorite part of it. I just set it to the temp I want my room kept, and it will turn itself on and off as needed. I use this in my bedroom at night...it's wonderful!* Low/high - sometimes I just want a little heat near my feet while I'm working at my desk, and I don't want to run it at full 1,500 watts, so it's nice that it has a lower-energy 900 watt setting.* Quiet, oscillating fan - this heater is less noisy than most fans or air purifiers...it's a very quiet hum...and the oscillation is nice because it helps heat a wider area more quickly.* Price - you have to love something that keeps you warm wherever you are, for just $40, compared to gigantic winter heating bills!I am absolutely THRILLED with my purchase of this heater and highly recommend it!
Lasko 6410 Designer Series Oscillating Ceramic Heater
In Stock! Check Price Now !What a relief.By Kevin Funk
I started out with a little Holmes heater that was $5 cheaper that i got from wal-mart, but the thing was horrible, took forever to heat up a little room even.I was skeptical of something that looked decent, and assumed it wouldn't perform all that great... but boy was i surprised.Heats up real quick, nice auto temp set of 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, and 'Max'.. along with manual settings, and oscillating that creates no more noise than the heater does, which is minimal for a space heater. Also has 4, 2, and 1 hr timers on it.Only downsides, it beeps loud like a microwave with every button you touch, which gets annoying, and it would be nice if they made space heaters with 24 hour timers on them, to plan heating for when i wake up, but none of the kind exist.Great buy, i think it was 40ish from wal-mart, very happy with it.
51 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
By RueRoyal
Very happy with this purchase. I previously owned the Lasko 755320 Tower Heater with Remote. That one lasted about 5 years and when it was time to replace it, I purchased this one, Lakso 6410.The reasons I got this one instead is that for me personally, I found the remote unnecessary and never used it.This one heats just as well as the Lasko Tower with Remote, takes up less space, more attractive design and cost less.Many people have ask questions regarding increase in electric bill. I have found that if you do not use the oscillating function you will not see much of an increase in your electric bill.But with using the oscillating function you will see a bigger increase in electric bill. Not sure why it cost so much more to oscillate but that has been my experience.Basically when running this heater my gas bill has decreased by 70.00 and electric has increased 20.00.So overall it saves me about 50.00/month. But it not only saves me money every month it also increases the temperature in my home to a nice, toasty, comfortable level without the fear of a HUGE gas bill.Just remember, nothing can replace a little weather stripping around your doors/windows and sealing off drafty spots to keep the warm in and cold out.But Lasko heaters are a great and dependable product that will help increase the temperature inside your home at a minimal cost. Ceramic heaters cost less to run that regular electric heaters, always get ceramic.UPDATE: 12/26/2010 - Since the cold weather is kicking in and people will be looking for new space heaters I wanted to update this review.This product is still working great but the one problem I have found with it compared to the Lasko Tower I did own is this.......Being in the south, we have no basements, therefore from the floor up to about your knees, the temperature is always colder. Because this heater is smaller in height than the Lasko Tower even if the temperature in the house is at 70, if I set the heater at 70, it wont shut off because it doesnt realize the temp above it is warmer. The Lasko tower heater due to it being taller would adjust better to the rest of the temperature in the house and shut off. So I have to set this one at 65 and when the house reaches 70 it will then shut off.So if you live in a home with no basement, this is something to keep in mind.My next heater will be the Lasko Tower with Digital display.I like this one, it looks good but I liked the Lasko Tower more because it worked better for my personal situation.If you have a basement this is not a problem you will probably experience. But for those of you who live in the South, you know what I mean and its something you may want to consider when purchasing.Also DO NOT use this with an extension cord. It will heat up the extension cord to potentially unsafe levels.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Linda Wise
After receiving a gas bills of around $250 for two months in a row (and I live in Houston, TX, not in some ultra-cold climate), I decided I needed to do something about the drafts in my house besides just turning up the heat. I researched a number of small electric heaters and finally decided on this one. I have now been using it for about 3 weeks, and even though I haven't received my new gas bill, I am quite sure it will be substantially lower because I've been able to keep the house thermostat low while just using this heater to warm the room I'm in.Here is what I LOVE about this heater:* Design - it is nice to have something that it attractive sitting in your living room, rather than a plain white or silver tower. Plus, it's fairly small and lightweight, and so it's easy to take from room to room.* Thermostat - this is my absolute favorite part of it. I just set it to the temp I want my room kept, and it will turn itself on and off as needed. I use this in my bedroom at night...it's wonderful!* Low/high - sometimes I just want a little heat near my feet while I'm working at my desk, and I don't want to run it at full 1,500 watts, so it's nice that it has a lower-energy 900 watt setting.* Quiet, oscillating fan - this heater is less noisy than most fans or air purifiers...it's a very quiet hum...and the oscillation is nice because it helps heat a wider area more quickly.* Price - you have to love something that keeps you warm wherever you are, for just $40, compared to gigantic winter heating bills!I am absolutely THRILLED with my purchase of this heater and highly recommend it!
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Affordable Space Heater
- Designer series ceramic heater with electronic touch controls
- Widespread oscillation; adjustable thermostat; 7-hour timer
- Low/high quiet-comfort settings, plus auto thermostat-controlled setting
- Self-regulating ceramic element and overheat protection for safety
- Measures 8-1/4 by 8-1/4 by 16 inches; 3-year warranty
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