It took me a little while to finally open this because I expected it to feel bulky like a thick Sherpa Snuggie I already own, but it’s actually much lighter and softer than I expected. The blue color I chose looks great too—more of a denim blue in person than the baby blue in the photos, which I prefer. The packaging honestly surprised me; everything came vacuum-sealed, neatly wrapped, and presented like a legit gift item. The battery pack came around 65% charged out of the box, and the runtime estimates they list seem pretty accurate based on how long I’ve used it. The battery is a tight fit in its little pocket, but it snaps closed fine. I didn’t realize at first that you have to hold the power button down for a few seconds to turn it on, so at first I thought mine wasn’t working—just something to keep in mind. It also shuts off on its own after a while. I fell asleep with it on overnight and it had turned itself off by morning, and it did the same thing when I accidentally left it plugged in all day. So the auto-off feature definitely works. The heat itself feels really good. Even the highest level isn’t “hot,” but it’s plenty warm and very comfortable. Oddly enough, I think it actually gets a little hotter when it’s plugged in versus running on the battery alone. I use it both ways—sometimes wrapped around me, sometimes draped on the couch so I can slip in and out of it. My dog is now fully obsessed and keeps making me wrap her up in it like a burrito, so it clearly…

Yeah, it's pink, it's plush, and it's warmer than a mother's love. The wife came home today and caught me napping on this and she just shook her head. Well, joke's on her, this plush pink poncho is absolutely dreamy. You can run this off the battery pack, or plug the USB-C cable in directly. This one includes the wall wart charger which is nice, unlike a lot of other stuff that charges from USB nowadays. Even on the highest heat setting this thing does not get too hot. I can tell you from experience you can fall asleep in this thing and the heat will not get uncomfortable. This plush fleece would be warm even without the heating elements. I'm 6'4" and I had no issues with fitment. It's a poncho, basically a blanket with a hole in it, so it's not hard to fit. It really is great for napping. It has a couple of front pockets which is good. The battery fits in an inside pocket on the lower left. The controls are on the outside upper left. There's a visible red display that makes you look like a background character in Star Wars or something. It's hard for me to gauge the value on this. The current price is $159.99 and that feels like a lot to me. It looks like there are other heated blankets that are nominally similar for much lower prices. But I know I like this one.

I ordered this hooded, wearable electric blanket for the Bedsure Store just in time for winter. It arrived yesterday, and I tested it out last night when our weather dipped into the mid40s. It was a joy to wear while watching movies on the couch. There are two versions of the blanket (standard and throw). I ordered the blue version of the throw which reached down to the back of my knees when I put it on properly with the hood up on my head. There are some interesting features of the heated blanket that I want to talk about in particular. There is a button at the top near the neck that is very difficult to get the loop around the button because there's not much extra fabric in the loop and it does not have much stretchability to extend beyond the button. I mention this only because it took me about 5 minutes to remove the button from the loop, and I can imagine this could be problematic for anyone with arthritis or other issues with your hands. The blanket also has clasps on the side so that you can keep the heat locked inside the blanket. These clasps are the white circles in one of the pictures I took, and they can be difficult to open at first. After their first opening, however, it becomes easier to open and reclose them over time, so don't be afraid to tug at them initially to open the clasps. The blanket did a nice job of keeping me warm while I was watching movies last night, and it's something that I can see myself using throughout the winter season as our temperatures…