Additionally, the wires inside this blanket were very stiff-you can feel them immediately when you lie under it, and they made the blanket difficult to fold. It’s made from polyester like many others, but it’s neither soft nor cozy, and I didn’t want it against my bare skin. The Sunbeam Quilted Fleece Heated Blanket was the least welcoming of the bunch. In general, we weren’t able to feel a difference if we only nudged it up a few numbers. A piece of translucent plastic over the digital display makes it impossible to read at certain angles, and the buttons themselves are somewhat hard to press.Īdditionally, while the blanket does deliver a range of heat, we were expecting more of a difference between the lowest and highest settings. They’re unnecessarily big and blocky, and also hard to adjust and read. Unfortunately, the controllers kept this blanket from ranking higher. In testing its reversibility, we found that the heat is more noticeable when the velvet side is facing down: The sherpa is so thick that it blocks some of the warmth from reaching you. Plus, once it gets to temperature, your bed will stay warm. The Beautyrest Microlight-to-Berber Blanket isn’t the quickest to heat up, though it does have a preheat feature to warm up your bed before you climb in. Each controller comes with 20 heat settings-much more than standard-and since the fabric is fairly thick, its wires aren’t as prominent. This plush blanket comes in a number of rich colors, and its queen and king sizes have dual controllers, so partners can set their respective zones to different temperatures. This dual-sided blanket features a super soft velvet on one side and a wonderfully cozy sherpa material on the other, making it incredibly warm and welcoming before you even turn on the heat! If you love plush, cozy blankets, the Beautyrest Microlight-to-Berber Reversible Heated Blanket is right up your alley. Still, it’s a minor possible downside to an otherwise great top pick. It’s heavy, dense, and hot enough that even with the heat turned off on one side, it may be possible for one sleeper to make the other feel too warm. This is great news for anyone that never feels quite warm enough, but it could be a dealbreaker for others.
During testing, we found that it was one of the warmest blankets we’ve had the pleasure of lounging under.ĭuring our 30-minute temperature test, with the blanket set to its highest heat level, the Cozy Feet registered a peak temperature of 91.2 ℉. But the extra weight and thickness pay off. This makes it one of the heavier blankets we’ve tested. The Cozy Feet blanket weighs in at nine pounds, controllers and cables included. While not as pliable as other electric blankets, this stiffness and weight help keep the blanket from folding and bending on itself, protecting the wires within. The inside of the blanket, which contains its heat-producing electrical wiring, features a stiffer fabric. The edges of the blanket are rolled, so the seams feel as soft and fuzzy as the rest of the blanket. The Cozy Feet is made from ultra-soft material, with excellent stitching along its edges. For anyone with cold feet, this is the electric blanket of your dreams. The foot zone can be set higher than the rest of the blanket, resulting in a noticeably warmer foot pocket. Yet even in these larger models, the Cozy Feet only uses one power cord, which isn’t true of all heated blankets this size.Īs its name suggests, the Comfy Feet also features independently controlled heat zones for your feet. Larger sizes, like the queen we tested, offer dual heating zones with separate temperature controls so that two people can both sleep comfortably. The Sunbeam Cozy Feet does several things very well, starting with producing consistent, distributed heat throughout the entire blanket.
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