These Are the Top 12 Bestselling Space Heaters on Amazon Right Now, Starting at $13

Published Nov 5, 2026 4:21 am ET


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While most parts of the country are still enjoying mild fall temperatures, we’ll be seeing those numbers dip into frigid winter territory before long. And to make sure your home stays nice and warm when the temps start to drop, it’s a good idea to have a space heater on hand. With that in mind, we took a trip down the virtual aisles of Amazon and compiled a list of the top 12 bestselling models on the site right now.

Each space heater on our list boasts a minimum rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars from at least 2,000 shoppers, and they’re all backed by reviews that confirm they do the trick when the weather outside is frightful. So, don’t wait until winter gets here—stock up on these bestselling space heaters to stay prepared for the chilly months ahead!

Top 12 Bestselling Space Heaters on Amazon

  • DREO 25″ Electric Space Heater: A 25-inch-tall electric heater with 70-degree oscillation, a remote control and a proprietary Hyperamics thermal design for quick heating — $80
  • GiveBest Portable Space Heater: A two-in-one heater and fan combo with a compact, portable design that includes a built-in carrying handle — $25
  • Gaiatop Mini Space Heater: A fast-heating 500-watt ceramic heater with a small, square shape that’s ideal for offices, desks and small rooms — $15
  • Amazon Basics Ceramic Space Heater: A portable electric heater with built-in tip-over protection, three settings and a rear integrated carrying handle — $21
  • Amazon Basics Portable Mini Heater: An ultra-small, lightweight heater that measures only six inches tall, with a rectangular shape that easily fits on desks and tables — $13
  • DREO Portable Electric Space Heater: A portable, cylindrical space heater with five heating modes, a 12-hour timer, a remote control and an illuminated, easy-to-read temperature indicator — $40
  • WINHL Portable Electric Heater: An oscillating portable heater with a 1500-watt PTC ceramic element, remote, built-in timer and a user-friendly touchscreen interface — $30
  • DREO Atom One Space Heater: A small, portable rectangular heater designed for ultra-fast spot heating, with three heat levels, a detachable filter, a remote and an extended PTC element — $45
  • Lasko 23″ Ceramic Tower Space Heater: An oscillating tower heater with a self-regulating ceramic element, cool-touch housing, a 7-hour timer, a remote and a built-in carrying handle — $68
  • Dr. Infrared Portable Space Heater: A large-room space heater with an infrared quartz tube and PTC element for 60% more heat than other models, plus an automatic shutoff function and an easy-clean lifetime filter — $104
  • DREO Solaris Slim Space Heater: A slender, cylindrical space heater with 70-degree oscillation, whisper-quiet operation and precise temperature control that you can adjust in one-degree increments — $67
  • Mr. Heater Portable Propane Heater: A 9,000 BTU propane heater designed for both indoor and outdoor use, with high-efficiency radiant tiles, a reinforced wire guard and a built-in carrying handle — $90
Kayleigh Drake

Kayleigh Drake

Author McClatchy Commerce

Kayleigh Drake is a Commerce Content Editor at McClatchy. She’s based in Birmingham, Alabama, and holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Kayleigh has written and edited content for numerous publications, with a particular focus on the food, kitchen, home and lifestyle verticals. When she’s not fulfilling her editorial duties, she loves record shopping, playing guitar, baking and buying entirely too many plants.

Tracy Yochum

Editor McClatchy Commerce

Based in Charlotte, NC, Tracy Yochum joined the McClatchy Commerce content team as a Commerce Writer and Editor in early 2023. She began her journalism career in the 1980s at the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey, where she was an award-winning reporter and editor. She joined The Charlotte Observer in 1997 as a copy editor and served in several newsroom and publishing center roles before joining the Commerce Team.