Social media is buzzing with ads for a “Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater” claiming to use “magnetic wave technology” to keep cars warm and melt snow. But does this heater live up to its promises, or is it just another online gimmick?

Here’s a quick look at what it offers and whether it’s worth your money.

Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater Review

The Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater is marketed as a compact, high-tech heater that safely warms small spaces like cars without radiation.

With a design resembling a low-cost car air freshener on Alibaba, this heater appears to be more of a marketing ploy than an effective cold-weather solution.

Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater – Do They Work?

I came across ads for the Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater, which claim it can heat a car and even melt snow. But in my experience, it doesn’t provide any real warmth. Some buyers report it barely works, especially in the shade or when the car is moving—hardly reliable in cold weather.

After testing it myself, I found that it has no actual heating abilities; it’s basically an overpriced air freshener. The company behind it, Landbased Trading Company Limited, has a poor online reputation, and its misleading marketing feels like a scam.

Overall, the “heater” fails to deliver on its promises and leaves buyers disappointed.

Got Scammed! What To Do

If you bought this heater and feel misled, here’s what to do:

Contact your bank or credit card provider to report that the product didn’t match its advertised claims.

Many banks offer buyer protection and may issue a refund if you can show evidence of misleading advertising.

Save screenshots of the ad, product description, and any false claims to support your refund request.

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