Head-to-head · Fans & Heaters
660 Whole-Room Air Circulator vs VH200 Whole-Room Ceramic Heater
Two picks from our home office catalog, compared side-by-side by price tier, features, and suggested uses.
Vornado
660 Whole-Room Air Circulator
Typically under $150
Not a fan — a room circulator. Moves air across the whole room instead of blasting your face (and mic). Whisper-quiet on low, five-year warranty, check current warranty terms before buying.
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Vornado
VH200 Whole-Room Ceramic Heater
Typically under $100
Warms the whole room instead of just roasting your shins. Tip-over shutoff and auto-off timer make it safe to run under a desk. Cheaper to run than turning the whole house up.
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At a glance
| Brand | Vornado | Vornado |
| Category | Fans & Heaters | Fans & Heaters |
| Price tier | mid | budget |
| Current price | Typically under $150 | Typically under $100 |
| Best for | developer, creative, accountant, podcaster | therapist, creative, accountant, developer |
660 Whole-Room Air Circulator
Pros
- +Circulates whole room
- +Genuinely quiet on low
- +5-year warranty
- +US-made
Cons
- −Not oscillating
- −Pricier than a box fan
VH200 Whole-Room Ceramic Heater
Pros
- +Whole-room warmth
- +Tip-over auto shutoff
- +Thermostat control
- +Compact footprint
Cons
- −1500W trips old circuits
- −Fan is audible on high