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⌗ Head-to-head · Fan heaters · 2026

Dreo 1500W vs De’Longhi HFX65V20

Prices in euros from Amazon.de, as of 11 June 2026. Prices and availability may differ on Amazon.co.uk.

By Seydhan Cakmak · Editor-in-chief · Last checked: · AI-translated from the German original

Two oscillating ceramic fan heaters with thermostat and Eco mode, but different profiles: the Dreo 1500W is compact (26 cm) and quiet, the De’Longhi HFX65V20 a 2,000 W tower with remote control and 24 h timer. We compare heating output, oscillation, timer, design and price.

Editorial rating based on manufacturer specs and Amazon catalogue data. We do not trial products ourselves. How we rate

Dreo 1500W Oscillating (Solaris class) Dreo

1500W oscillating (Solaris class)

8.6/10 from €60
De’Longhi HFX65V20 De’Longhi

HFX65V20

8.5/10 from €110
⌗ Head-to-head

Who wins in which category?

CategoryWinnerReasoning
Heating outputDe’Longhi HFX65V202,000 W (1,200/2,000 W) against 1,500 W for the Dreo, more reserve for rooms up to approx. 20 m².
TimerDe’Longhi HFX65V2024 h timer against 1 to 12 h for the Dreo, the longer preset.
OscillationDreo 1500WDefined 70° oscillation via trackball; the De’Longhi oscillates by motor but names no fixed angle and does not save the setting.
HeightDreo 1500WOnly 26.2 cm high and compact; the De’Longhi is a standing tower at 61.2 cm.
Ease of useDe’Longhi HFX65V20Digital display plus remote control; the Dreo is operated directly on the display.
PriceDreo 1500Wfrom €60 against from €110; the Dreo is around €50 cheaper.
⌗ Editorial recommendation

Which one is right for you?

If you are looking for a compact, quiet fan heater for the desk or a small room with defined oscillation and a small price → Dreo 1500W. If you want more heating output for up to 20 m², a 24 h timer and remote control operation → De’Longhi HFX65V20. For bedside table and nook the Dreo is enough; for larger rooms and comfort the De’Longhi is worth it.

⌗ Frequently asked questions

Dreo 1500W or De’Longhi HFX65V20? Short answer.

Which is better: Dreo 1500W or De’Longhi HFX65V20?

That depends on your priority. Heating output: De’Longhi HFX65V20 (2,000 W (1,200/2,000 W) against 1,500 W for the Dreo, more reserve for rooms up to approx. 20 m²); timer: De’Longhi HFX65V20 (24 h timer against 1 to 12 h for the Dreo, the longer preset); oscillation: Dreo 1500W (defined 70° oscillation via trackball; the De’Longhi oscillates by motor but names no fixed angle and does not save the setting). Which model suits which type of user is covered in the conclusion of this comparison.

How do the Dreo 1500W and De’Longhi HFX65V20 differ?

The Dreo 1500W and De’Longhi HFX65V20 differ mainly in these points: heating output (advantage De’Longhi HFX65V20), timer (advantage De’Longhi HFX65V20), oscillation (advantage Dreo 1500W), height (advantage Dreo 1500W), ease of use (advantage De’Longhi HFX65V20), price (advantage Dreo 1500W).

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