Schumacher 1222U 12V Electric Heated Blanket

This blanket is worth the 27 dollars I spent on it. It’s soft and feels somewhat thick, and works perfectly for the back seat of the car where there aren’t heated seats. Having leather in winter doesn’t help, but it’s been much better since we’ve had the electric blanket. It does heat slowly, but I plug it in when I start my car and it’s perfect after about 8 minutes. Great for very cold days. I recommend getting it and skip the ones sold at the big box store.

Great quality and comfortable!

Thick. Exactly what I ordered, better quality, than expected. Plugs into cigarette lighter. Could use a heat control option, but you get, what you pay for! Happy with my purchase. 😊

I purchased this blanket for my car because it doesn't heat up well, especially when its 11 degrees or below here in Nebraska. I used it the other day and it worked well. It gets warm, not hot. It made my drive much more comfortable.

Lasted 3 months before it started cycling on and off constantly. I have a wattage meter that would show it turn on for about a minute before shutting off for 5 minutes. Once that started it never got warm anymore. Total junk. Also, the blanket is super thin and you can feel all the wires inside of it.

I have used two of these for about 5 years now. They both still work very well. I camp in my van in freezing conditions and putting this under a normal comforter means I don't have to heat the van and I'm still totally comfortable all night. be careful of other blankets that shut off after a short time, you'll wake up freezing! The only downside to not having a timer of course is that if you leave this blanket plugged in it will eventually drain your battery. But I use a separate battery for these blankets to avoid that.

Product stoped working after a few months of use. But it got me through the winter.

I have a solar system with 12-volt deep cycle batteries. I bought this for possible power outages as it's a lower energy alternative than running a normal 120-volt a/c blanket through a power inverter. The normal 120-volt electric blanket would have used about 16.7 amps at 12 volts..this 12-volt blanket will use only 4 amps. A portion of that difference is due to the blanket being directly plugged into the power source and not wasting 2.5 amps to run the inverter.I plugged this 12 volt electric blanket in and after 2,3 minutes it was becoming nice and warm. Also, it appears to be very well-made.