Our verdict: The DREO Convection Heater 711 1500W ranks 4th of the 10 convection heaters we compare, with 7.5 out of 10.
DREO Convection Heater 711 1500W
7.5/10
The DREO Convection Heater 711 is a fanless 1,500 W panel heater with a touch panel, a remote and a 24-hour timer. It suits a bedroom or office where silence matters more than speed.
Target temperature set from 41 to 95°F, with a 24-hour timer
Touch panel plus remote
ETL listed, with multi-layer safety protection and IP24 splash resistance
Keep in mind
Costs more than most panels here
Few ratings so far, so long-term reliability is unproven
No app control, only the touch panel and remote
Why the DREO Convection Heater 711 scores 7.5
Each bar shows where it places among the 10 convection heaters in this guide, so a full bar is 1st of 10. How happy owners are counts for most of the score.
How happy owners are5th of 10
How many rated it5th of 10
How new it is1st of 10
Why it sits behind the Comfort Zone Digital Convection Baseboard Heater CZ650
The Comfort Zone Digital Convection Baseboard Heater CZ650 (7.7) beats the DREO Convection Heater 711 1500W (7.5) because it leaves owners clearly happier. The DREO Convection Heater 711 1500W is a much newer design, but not by enough to close the gap.
About the DREO Convection Heater 711
The 711 is a slim, metal-bodied convection heater with a glass front panel. Its aluminum X-shaped element warms the air, which rises and circulates by natural convection. There is no fan, and DREO lists the noise level as 0 dB.
It has three heat levels (900 W, 1,100 W and 1,500 W) and a target temperature from 41 to 95°F in 1°F steps. A sensor stops heating once the room reaches the target. ECO mode is claimed to use up to 40% less energy. A 24-hour timer is included, and the heater recalls its last settings when switched on. An ambient light shows room temperature and can be turned off.
Safety protection includes ETL certification, overheat protection with a thermal cutoff, tip-over protection, a child lock and IP24 splash resistance. The plug is not water-resistant. The heater stands on built-in wheels. The box holds the heater, a remote with two AAA batteries, a user guide, two caster wheels and eight pre-installed screws. The Wi-Fi version is a separate product called the 711S, so the 711 has no app control.
What owners report about the DREO Convection Heater 711
Little owner feedback exists for this exact model. The only review we could read was a single one on DREO's own page, and no retailer or forum threads for the 711 turned up.
That owner liked the heat output, found it quiet, and said it did not dry out the air. They also found it good-looking and easy to use with the remote, and recommended it for anyone wanting a quiet heater that is easy to move. Their one wish was Wi-Fi control, which this version does not have. One owner is not a pattern, so long-term reliability is unknown.
Who the DREO Convection Heater 711 suits
Buy it for a bedroom, nursery, home office or living room where fan noise would bother you, and where you want to set a temperature and leave it. The 24-hour timer and remote suit a bedside or desk setup. The wheels let you move it between rooms.
Look elsewhere if you want the lowest price or app control. Convection heaters are slower to warm a room than fan-driven ones, so the De'Longhi SlimStyle HCX9115E, which has two small fans, is a better fit for quick warmth. For a budget baseboard, the Comfort Zone CZ600 costs less. For Wi-Fi, the Manastin Smart WiFi panel adds it.
Questions about the DREO Convection Heater 711
Is the DREO Convection Heater 711 quiet?
Yes. It has no fan, and DREO lists its noise level as 0 dB. The one owner review we found also called it quiet.
Does the DREO Convection Heater 711 have Wi-Fi or app control?
No. The 711 uses a touch panel and a remote. DREO sells the Wi-Fi version separately as the Convection Heater 711S.
What temperature range does the DREO Convection Heater 711 cover?
It sets a target from 41 to 95°F in 1°F steps. It has three heat levels of 900 W, 1,100 W and 1,500 W.
Is the DREO Convection Heater 711 safe to use in a bathroom?
It has IP24 splash resistance, but the plug is not water-resistant. Keep it out of direct water and follow the user guide.
What warranty does the DREO Convection Heater 711 have?
DREO gives a 12-month warranty covering material defects and workmanship, for new units only. It also lists a 30-day money-back guarantee, and the buyer pays return shipping on non-defective returns.
Other convection heater picks
The other badge winners in our convection heaters ranking.
Every score here comes from our ranking model; no editor sets the order. Too few review sites cover convection heaters for their verdicts to lead, so this ranking is led by owners. It ranks products by how happy owners are, holding back any product few owners have rated until more agree. How many rated it and how new it is only settle close calls, and value for money earns its own badge rather than a higher place. We compared 17 models for this guide before settling on these ten.
Brands can't pay to be included or to move up. We last checked these picks in October 2026.
