I think you would agree with me when I say that I don’t like being cold, and I don’t like an inconvenience.
In this day and age, there is no reason for these things.
In this article, I’m going to help you solve both of these problems.
In the below post I have found the 11 best wifi enabled smart heaters on the market.
Whether you have Alexa, Google Home, or you just want to be able to control and automate the warmth of your room from your phone, there is an option for you.
Read on to see what’s available.
11 Best Smart Heaters – What are the top Wifi Enabled space heater options?
When it comes to smart heaters there are a number of options available. Below is a list of the best smart heaters available on the market today. These wifi heaters will save you time, money and hassle compared to a regular space
1. Best Overall – Dyson Pure Cool Link Purifier
Dyson is well known for their quality products as well as their hefty price tag.
This particular unit is no different.
Although this is stated as a purifier it is also a
Quite the bang – but also quite the bucks.
To be fair it is packed with features and quality that you would expect for the price tag.
It is certified asthma and allergy-friendly, it has been awarded the Quietmark accreditation, it features an automatic mode, sleep timer, has no blades and is therefore easy to clean.
Best of all it works with Amazon Alexa along with Dyson’s propriety app software.
It automatically monitors the air quality and provides real-time reports to the app.
Heating and cooling can also be controlled afar with the app, all you need is WiFi!
As far as smart space heaters go, this is probably the best WiFi space

2. Best Value – Heat Storm Phoenix Smart Heater
The Heat Strom Phoenix is a versatile
Purchasers comment on the nice design and it is nice that some companies are starting to think about aesthetics when it comes to heating devices.
There are some concerns over the heating power of the unit, and it seems if you are trying to heat a LARGE space, this may not be the unit for you.
Heat Storm, also make a WiFi dedicated wall
3. Atomi Smart Tower Space Heater
This little Atomi
It has a much smaller price tag but a few fewer features that you may not need anyway.
One particular point they have covered well is safety.
With tower heaters, it is super important you have a safe unit as they can easily be knocked over.
The Atomi is ETL listed and has a number of other safety features.
A tip-over switch which will automatically turn the
Overheat protection, which will turn the
There are a couple of things that separates this unit from some others listed here and that is portability and oscillation.
You are easily able to move the
The Atomi wifi
The ability to easily move the unit and oscillate gives you a bit more control over your heating.
As far as compatibility goes the Atomi is available for IOS and Android smartphone with an app for each OS.
It is also able to be controlled via voice, so if you have Alexa or Google home, you are able to turn your
Much like all the wifi heaters on here, the app, according to ratings, could still use a bit of work, as it has a 3-star rating.
The advanced functions of the
So scheduling preferred temperature and the likes.
However basic functions such as oscillation, modes, temperature, and timer can also be controlled via the unit itself, should you not be using the designated app.
4. Mill AB-H1500WF Oil Premium Wifi Heater
A new addition to the Wifi
Mill is not new to the Wifi game with other wifi heaters available which we cover below.
This particular unit is oil filled radiant heater and compare to many other heaters, is actually a very stylish and modern
It comes with important safety mechanisms such as a tip-over switch and overheats protection as well as being backed by a nice 2-year warranty.
With the Mill app, you are able to set weekly schedules for specific rooms or just program the unit individually.
The app gives you large amounts of flexibility and also the ability to better manage your power consumption.
The
5. RolliCool Portable Air Conditioner
If you are looking for more heavy-duty, yet a portable option, then the Alexa Enabled RolliCool Portable Air Conditioner is worth a look.
Not only will you get the benefit of a wifi-enabled space
If that is not enough, this has another added benefit of being able to move easily between rooms (it has wheels), which is great for those who utilize a few different rooms in their house.
So the benefits of this machine are you get a multipurpose, heating, cooling dehumidifying, portable device that is easily moved around your rooms that can be controoled, via Alexa/voice control, the Rollo app as well of course, as on the machine itself.
Some things worth considering, however, are if you intend to use it during the summer to keep you cool, it will require a little maintenance (cleaning filters, etc) along with proper venting.
And like a number of Wifi space heaters, the Rollo app is, well, not the best according to users.
It has a rating of 1.9 stars at the time of writing on the Google app store and a number of issues customers that have had a negative experience have had revolves around the performance of the app.
6. Crane Smart Tower Heater
When it comes to WiFi-enabled tower heaters, there are very few to choose from in the present day.
No doubt in the very near future there will become more options available.
For now, the Crane Smart Tower
The
It is a ceramic
Other features included with the unit are a touch screen, child lock, and oscillation.
Unfortunately, the app seems to need a bit of work given its low ratings.
7. Crane Infrared smart HEATER – Grey
Another WiFi-enabled heating option by Crane WiFi
This unit is an Infrared heating device and a completely different style to the tower fan made by Crane.
Featuring high and low settings, an adjustable thermostat, touch panel, and timer settings the infrared smart
A word of advice though, make sure you read through the reviews for the tower fan and Infrared
8. Mill Wifi Flat Panel Smart Heater
This stylish white flat panel
It’s probably one of the more ‘decor friendly’ wifi heaters available and is barely noticeable in your home.
It has a range of nice features such similar to that of a programmable thermostat, such as timer control, setting a heating schedule, a thermostat, and temperature calibration.
You can even control multiple heaters from the same app and program in different schedules for different rooms.
Of course, all of this can be controlled from your smartphone, anywhere that there you have a connection.
9. Best Portable Option – Panamalar 500W Electric Portable Smart Heater
Slowly Wifi heaters are getting better and this is a testament to that.
Though it is only small in stature, it does have some more ‘current’ features such as being an Alexa enabled wifi
This
The Panamalar is portable, so great for moving around with you.
It is a stylish looking little
10. Heat Storm HS-1500 Infrared Wifi heater
This Heat Storm Wifi
This
The wooden top could potentially double up as a small table.
It has 2 modes – 750W & 1500W giving you the option of how much power you would like to use, or how much heat you would like to put out.
Once the
Ideally, this is built to supply supplementary heating to a space of 1000 sq ft or less.
1500w is not large, and as a general rule of thumb, you will want around 10 watts of heating power for every square foot of floor area in the room.
The Heat Storm HS-1500 has optional wheels that you can get with it, but these will require a little bit of DIY.
If you have Google Home or Alexa you are in luck as this
This means you can easily control the
In addition to that, you are able to create heating schedules with the Smart Life app which gives you the potential to save energy along with the added benefit of only heating your home when you need to.
As far as safety goes you can rest easy knowing that this
One thing to keep in mind is that it will only to connect to Wifi on 2.4G, while most routers nowadays are 5g, so there might be some playing around with router settings needed.
This is a common issue with many wifi heaters and a number of purchasers have complained about connectivity issues, perhaps due to this issue and is not just unique to this wifi
This
11. KUPPET 28.5″ Electric Fireplace
If you are looking for something with a bit more pizazz than your average space
This particular fireplace insert from Kuppet is one of the few fireplaces that are wifi enabled and this one is also able to be used with Alexa.
How handy is being able to turn your fireplace on and off with a voice command!
If voice isn’t your thing, then it also comes with a remote control so you can control locally.
The remote is kind of small so you will want to keep good track of it.
If that isn’t enough you can always control the functions of the fireplace with your mobile phone.
What functions does it have?
Well, it has 2 heat settings, much like your standard space heaters of 750w/1500w along with your standard along with a dimmer to change the brightness of the
For your safety, it also comes with overheat protection, so it will turn off if the unit gets too hot
It also has a tip-over switch, which will automatically turn the
And of course, because the
The good news is electric fireplaces are easy on your electricity bills too.
Turn any space heater into a WiFi-enabled device with a Smart Plug
Well kind of.
Although it is quite a nifty device it is limited in what you can do.
What you will be able to do is hook up any space
This is great for turning your
Just plug and play and you are away laughing.
With the Amazon Alexa smart plug, you are able to add voice control to your device along with adding schedules and routines with the app.
This helps you control your device from near or afar.
Obviously, you will not be able to control functions of the device, just on, off and when and how often.
As it turns out…
..there actually happens to be a whole lot of choice when it comes to the smart plug option.
If you are searching for smart plugs to use for your space
As well as checking reviews of the product itself we suggest checking the rating of the app in the app store as well.
Being a WiFi device means that there can be as many problems with the software as there might be with the hardware.
Both being equally as important.
There are a number of the apps that control the units, that are really just not up to scratch so make sure you do your research.