🔌 Black Green Electric Auto Blanket - Stalwart 75-BP900 Review

For what I paid, can't complain too much about this duvet. When plugged into the mains, the blanket consumes approximately 45 watts (approximately 4 amps from a 12V car socket). The 12V port looks cheap but does the job. The blanket itself is made of fleece material, very comfortable and warming. The heating element in the ceiling is average. You can't do much with 45 watts of resistance heating. I suggest putting another blanket on top if you want real warmth from it.

Sometimes it's hard to tell if something's worth buying based on conflicting reviews. But I bought this blanket and tried several times to make it warm. What wasn't. I felt it, you know, kinda tried. And then I got a little warm in places, but overall it's not an electric blanket. 👀 I really liked the material, it's not super plush fleece but by no means stiff and the blanket was a nice weight. If I needed an unheated corded duvet I would buy this, but as I need a heated duvet I am returning…

There are so many terrible things on the night shift and driving a car without a remote start in winter is definitely one of them. The magical self-heating blanket makes it a lot less frustrating to drive home after my car was parked in an uncovered hospital lot in the frigid Idaho darkness for nearly 13 hours. I start the car, zip it up and wash the windows. By the time I'm done, my blanket is warmer than room temperature and almost toasty. It's big enough that I had to fold it up to keep it…

Best I've spent on Revain. I hate the cold and this winter I used it a lot. It heats up quickly. When I ride I pull it up against my feet (to keep my feet from tangling) and it helps keep me warm. I wear it over my torso when I'm not in my heavy coat. If I'm a passenger, I'm fully included. The carrying case it comes in was pretty cheap and short lived so I need to find a way to keep it clean when not in use. But I didn't really buy it because of the bag. I've reviewed some of these blankets…