Electric Blankets Deals: Stay Warm With These Cozy Sales Finds

Beautyrest’s Heated Plush Blanket earned its high 9.5/10 rating in our testing thanks to ultra‑soft microlight fabric, precise 20‑setting heat control, and machine‑washable convenience. It warms quickly, and we found the broad range ideal for couples and seasonal changes. A few quirks—its lightweight build can shift sheets, some users report early failures, and controller placement may be awkward depending on your bed—are worth noting. Still, at $152.44, it’s our top‑rated blend of comfort and versatility for nightly warmth.

We found the GentleSoft a dependable, cozy pick: the flannel top and sherpa reverse feel great, and it heats up fast with six adjustable levels. Scoring 8/10 at $120.99, it’s a strong midrange option that many users praise for consistency and comfort, and it’s machine washable. Downsides are minor but real—the power cord can be shorter than expected, the controller’s display is bright at night, and a few report occasional shedding or hot spots. Solid overall, though budget hunters may prefer cheaper 9/10 picks.

A cozy midrange contender, Sunbeam’s Velvet Plush scored 7/10 for soft, channeled velvet plush and 10 adjustable heat settings. In our review, it felt luxurious and we appreciated that it’s machine‑washable and even dryer‑safe once you remove the controllers. However, some blankets show visible wiring, and there are reports of durability or controller failures and slow customer support. If you prize feel and easy care, it’s compelling, but better value exists among our 10/10 and 8.5/10 picks.

Sunbeam’s Nordic Velvet Heated Throw feels indulgently soft, and we loved the cozy foot pocket for couch time in our testing. With four heat settings and auto shut‑off, it’s simple to use and machine‑washable for easy care. Some users report weak or uneven heating on the highest setting and a few durability hiccups after months, which tempered its reliability. At $99.99 and a 6/10 score, it’s a comfy lounge companion, but not the most consistent heater in the lineup.

At $59.99, the Brookstone Heated Cozy Throw feels plush and inviting out of the box, and in our testing its simple four heat settings and auto shut‑off made couch lounging effortless. It’s machine‑washable, so upkeep is painless. Unfortunately, our experience shows repeated reports of the controller or blanket quitting after just a few months, which drags its long‑term value. With a 4.5/10 score, consider it a short‑term comfort buy rather than a dependable, season‑after‑season heater.

For a full-size heated blanket on a tight budget, Pure Warmth’s Solid Flannel is hard to beat at $44.95. During our review, the soft flannel/polyester felt cozy and the auto shut‑off and machine‑washable design (after disconnecting the controller) made daily use straightforward. You only get about four heat settings and a basic wired controller—no Wi‑Fi or app—but the essentials are covered. With a 6.5/10 score, it’s a smart value choice if you just want reliable warmth without bells and whistles.

For a great balance of price and performance, True North’s sherpa heated blanket scored 8.5/10 and feels wonderfully plush. In our testing, the faux‑shearling fabric and 20 heat levels let us fine‑tune comfort far more precisely than many midrange rivals, and it’s machine washable. Be aware it can feel warm even with heat off and the blanket is a bit bulky. At $69.99, though, it’s a standout value if you don’t need smart features and want serious coziness.

While not our highest scorer, this Sunbeam bed blanket earns a solid 7/10 for plush comfort and versatile warmth. We liked the microplush feel during testing, and the 12 heat settings provide a broad range for year‑round use; it’s also machine washable. The controller placement can be awkward depending on your bed setup, and a few users report inconsistent heating or hot spots. Timer defaults skew long out of the box, so plan to adjust settings to your preference.

With a luxe micro flannel face and plush sherpa reverse, this Shavel blanket feels premium and the 8 heat settings plus timer and auto shut-off gave us precise control in our testing. That said, at $195.45 and a 6/10 score, it’s hard to justify over better-value picks; the long power/controller cords also proved cumbersome around the bed. We’ve also seen scattered durability complaints, which dulls the appeal. It is machine washable, but budget-minded shoppers may be happier with lower-priced, similarly cozy options.

PureRelief Radiance Deluxe feels wonderfully plush thanks to its micromink velvet, and in our review the 10 heat settings offered fine‑grained control for picky sleepers. At $119.99 and a 7.5/10 score, it’s a solid midrange choice, though not our highest scorer. Some users report it quit after about a year or showed inconsistent heating, and there’s no smart connectivity. If reliability is paramount, consider proven budget standouts; if you want Wi‑Fi, Beautyrest’s pricier model adds app and voice control.

Eddie Bauer’s Smart Heated Throw nails the cozy factor with reversible microplush and sherpa, and we found voice control via Alexa/Google handy for hands‑free tweaks. It’s machine washable and can tumble dry low, so care is easy. But app reliability is hit‑or‑miss—frequent sign‑outs, no traditional manual controller, and a short 4‑hour auto shut‑off limit flexibility. With a 6/10 score at about $100, it suits smart‑home fans who prioritize convenience over granular control or all‑night runtimes.

If you want smart control on a budget, Sunbeam’s Wi‑Fi Connected Loftec delivers 10 heat settings, app scheduling, and voice control for $104.99. During our review, preheating from the couch was a treat, and the removable controller plus machine‑washable fabric kept maintenance easy. Reliability is the tradeoff: some users face software bugs that force physical button presses, occasional connectivity hiccups, and side/controller failures after months. With a 6.5/10 score, it’s feature‑rich for the price, but not the most dependable option.

Tech‑friendly shoppers will appreciate Beautyrest’s Wi‑Fi heated blanket, which scored 8/10 for its app and voice control plus dual‑side heating. During our review, the microplush fabric felt premium and 20 heat levels made dialing in comfort easy for both partners. Setup can be finicky—some users report connection hiccups—and a mild new‑item odor may appear out of the box. It’s pricier than non‑smart picks, but once configured our experience shows the convenience and independent controls can be worth it.

Our top-rated pick at 10/10, this Sunbeam heated throw delivers outstanding value for just $29.97. The soft brushed fleece felt cozy during our review, and the four heat settings plus a built-in 4-hour auto shut-off kept things simple and safe. Its 50 by 60-inch size is perfect for the couch or solo use, but may be small for two people. The shut-off isn’t adjustable, yet we found the reliability and comfort beat pricier competitors by a mile.

Serta’s Plush Heated Blanket feels luxuriously soft, and in our testing the ultra‑soft polyester plush paired with 10 heat settings made it easy to dial in comfort. The automatic timer/shut‑off adds peace of mind for overnight use and it’s machine‑washable for simple care. However, at $339.99 and a modest 5.5/10 score, it’s a weaker value than many picks, especially since some users can feel internal wires and the blanket feels thinner. If you prioritize touchable softness over heft, it’s cozy, but budget hunters will find better deals elsewhere.

We liked the plush feel of the Shavel Micro Flannel Electric Blanket; during our review its soft micro‑flannel and eight heat settings delivered cozy, even warmth. The automatic safety shut‑off and machine‑washable construction make it practical for nightly use. Our experience shows some buyers encounter longevity issues around the one‑year mark, and a few sensitive sleepers reported fabric irritation. With a 6/10 score at $169.98, it’s a comfortable choice, but not the safest bet for those seeking long-term durability.

On paper, this micro flannel–to–ultra velvet heated throw sounds indulgent, with luxe fabrics, 10 heat settings, a programmable timer, and machine‑washable care. But at $162 and a 4.5/10 score—the weakest value in our roundup—we found it hard to recommend over cheaper throws that perform as well or better. It includes only a single controller and skips smart features entirely. Unless the fabric feel and timer are must‑haves, we’d steer most shoppers toward more affordable or smarter alternatives.

If you’re hunting a budget win, this TikTok‑viral Bedsure heated blanket earned a 9/10 for delivering cozy warmth at just $21.99. In our testing, the six heat levels and double‑sided design (striped flannel with sherpa) gave comfortable, customizable warmth; auto shut-off and machine‑washable care add everyday convenience. It’s a bit lighter than some heavy-duty winter options, so it shines for couch time or moderate climates. Just follow care instructions—dry completely before plugging in—to keep performance consistent.