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Does the job for me, here's why
By Max Oldham on Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
It's not nearly as warm to the touch as common electric blankets but I prefer just a mattress warmer like this - it never gets too hot and I feel safer using the low-voltage technology instead of having 120 volts next to my body. It still lets me turn the room heat way down at night, saving money on heating bills. And for me, using this product is more comfortable than leaving the room heat on at night anyway. I like that I can't feel the wires embedded in the fabric, unless I actually try to search for them, then I can feel how thin and flexible they are. I also like the controller, which is better than the one I had on the brand I previously had. Anyway there's a number of choices of mattress warmer and I would only buy the kind with thin wires and low voltage - those 2 things go together, and it so happens that thin wires are more comfortable and low voltage means I don't think fires or getting an electric shock. I have the cable routed under the bed, from the foot of the bed all the way to the night table next to the bed where the controller sits. I need to screw in some little cable guides under there to make it easier to sweep under the bed. The controller stays in place on the night table reasonably well but I'll probably put a little cable guide on the back of the night table too. Now about that other brand I had, which was Safe and Warm. It had a dial instead of buttons, which was OK but didn't feel solid and wouldn't stay in the same place. That unit failed after five years (the heating wires measured open circuit) just after the warranty expired. It's just possible that two people's vigorous activities shortened its life. Or it's possible it just wasn't engineered to last 20 years or like that. So to be honest I'm prepared to ditch this one after five years if it stops working. But it this Beautyrest does last at least 5 years I would get it again
Top critical review
91 people found this helpful
Plug-in at foot of bed is BIG.
By Markh on Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2022
I followed written directions and put the blanket electric connector at the foot of the bed. I knew when I saw the location of the plug that it was going to be a problem and it is. It is HUGE. It is about 6 inches from the foot edge of the bed and my feet land exactly on top of this brick. Hard to believe that anyone finds this acceptable. Even though instructions say put at foot of bed I had to put at head of bed to avoid my feet hitting this obstacle. After the second night I started to notice I can feel the wires when laying on top of pad. There is no work-around for this so am returning. I am updating my review as of 18 Nov. My workaround of putting the plug at the head of the bed did not work. I now know why instructions say to put at foot of bed. I noticed the first night after I placed the plug at the head of bed that my foot area had no heat and my head was hot. So unless you like cold feet and hot pillow, workaround won't work. Here's what I tried next. I put plug brick at foot of bed but pulled it down past the edge of bed. I was kind of surprised that it stayed there. The pad elastic has lots of stretch and so far it has stayed in place and not come off. My mattress is about 15 inches thick so I believe this workaround would work for most mattresses. I have also found that the wires are less noticeable now than when I first slept on them. On a negative note I don't like the controller at all. Can't someone make a controller where every button illuminates. What I want is one like the dashboard of my car (adjustable brightness level). Here's another head scratcher. Between the two sides of the heated pad is a cold strip about 8 inches wide. I guess they saved about 10 cents of wire and didn't heat the middle of the pad. Maybe mine is "a unicorn" as I haven't read this anywhere else but it is there. From head of pad to foot of pad about 8 inches wide it is not heated. Like a demilitarized zone between spouse and I. She probably special ordered this feature and didn't tell me. I tried to use a smart plug but could not connect to router due to distance bed is from router. Did not want to buy range extender for router so I can't validate "smart plug Compatibility" but I will say it is more of an afterthought workaround than a smart plug use design. My final thoughts is that I will keep it for awhile as I tried another name brand heated pad and reboxed it within 15 minutes. It had one controller for both sides of the bed, the wires were huge and it simply looked and felt cheap. I'm still rating the beautyrest pad at three stars as so far I don't really like it, but it is the best of the worst. If you took the time to read all of this you are as picky as I am but I hope it helps. Update 9 Dec 22. Still undecided on this heated pad. I saw several other reviews that said they couldn't contact anyone about warranty so thought I would test that out and also ask about non heated area running down center of pad. After about 45 minutes on hold I spoke with rep (jlablankets) and she confirmed that the pad had no wires in the middle so is not heated from top of bed to bottom of bed, right in the center, about 8-12 inches wide. I don't like that at all.

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