Amazon Prime Day has introduced deep discounts on space heaters from brands including Lasko, Dr. Infrared, Shark, and others.
The Lasko Whirlwind Oscillating Heater is now priced at $66.52, down from $99.99, and includes dual-axis airflow and safety features such as overheat protection. Those seeking focused warmth may prefer the Amazon Basics 500W Mini Ceramic Heater, which has dropped to $16.97 from $20.01, representing the most affordable option. Higher-end choices, like the Vornado Whole Room Heater, are available for $102 after a $17.99 reduction.
Ceramic and infrared models dominate the selection, but hybrid options like the Shark Bladeless Fan + Heater are also discounted, now priced at $299.98 instead of $399.99. Oil-filled radiators and tower heaters complete the lineup, with select models offering climate control and remote functionality.
A 1,500-watt heater operating continuously costs approximately 26 cents per hour at $0.17 per kilowatt-hour, though actual expenses depend on the unit’s efficiency. Most deals include safety measures like automatic shutoff if tipped over, but users should maintain a minimum of three feet between heaters and flammable materials, and never leave them running unattended.
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For smaller spaces like home offices, the Lasko Ellipse Tabletop Heater is priced at $39.99, down from $42.49. Larger areas may benefit from the Lasko Ceramic Tower Heater, now available for $59.99 after a $20 reduction. Outdoor heating solutions, such as the Westinghouse Ceiling Patio Heater, are also discounted to $121.36.
Specialty units are also on sale, including the Lasko Bathroom Heater at $39.99 (down from $54.99) and the Dr. Infrared Indoor/Outdoor Heater for $154.49 (previously $169.90). The Dyson HEPA Purifier, Fan & Heater remains the highest-priced option at $399.99, down from $629.99, combining heating with air purification.
Continuous use of a heater raises energy costs, but strategic operation, such as heating one room at a time, can lower overall consumption. For instance, a 500-watt heater used for four hours daily costs roughly $3.76 per month under standard electricity rates, making smaller units practical for temporary warmth.
