Mia&Coco Heated Blanket Queen Size -84"x90" Dual Control Flannel Electric Blanket,10 Heat Levels,10-Hour Auto-Off,Fast Heating,Overheat Protection, Soft Heating Blanket for Home and Office (Gray)

I absolutely love my heated blanket from Mia & Coco! The full size is just right for my bed, but it also works great on the couch when I am simply relaxing or working. The flannel is so soft, luxurious on the skin. It heats up really fast, and with 10 heat levels, it is easy to find that sweet spot, whether you need slight warmth or want to stay warm on a cold night. I really like the 10-hour auto-off feature as well as the overheat protection, so I feel very safe with this blanket when I sleep with it overnight. It is machine washable for easy cleaning, and the controller is easy to use. This has been a game-changer for me this winter - soft, cozy, and dependable. I would encourage anyone looking for coziness plus peace of mind to get this blanket.

I bought this for my husband, who refuses to turn on the heat when he’s cold. He’s 6'3", and it covers him from his feet to mid-chest. It heats up nicely, the quality is great, and there’s no odor. He loves using it while watching TV or relaxing on top of the covers.

I'm so glad I purchased this heated throw. In the winter, instead of turning the heat up higher while watching TV, this soft blanket keeps me nice and warm.

Good heated blanket but did not last too long for us. Materia is good and comfortable, cable seems a little bit cheap and we think that’s why it stopped working.

Oh my gosh, I love this blanket. I grew up in an old farmhouse and love a cold room. But as I age, I feel the cold more and more. I bought this blanket to use while I'm watching tv. It is so cozy! The blanket is soft and the grey color works nicely with my furniture. The controls are straightforward and they do have an automatic shut off in case I forget. This was a great value and I certainly would buy it again. In fact, I'm thinking about buying one for my camper!

The preheat is a great feature! Turn it on when you head to bed and by the time you brush your teeth and put on your jammies, your bed will be warm as toast. Auto shut off can be set from one hour to nine hours so it goes off when you want. Soft as a bunny and well worth the money. Dual controls help keep the peace with your sleep mate.

Very soft, a good size, and does get quite hot on the higher settings but not enough to cause concern or anything. Overall definitely recommend. To unplug you do have to push the little side buttons by the plug which is different then some others.

My old blanket died out after many years, so I read reviews of affordable ones that had the preheat feature. I saw a recuring complaint on this one (and nearly every other one) that the control cable was too short. It appears the manufacturer ignores this information, which is unfortunate. This is for a queen size bed, yet the control cable is nowhere near long enough to place the control on a nightstand- unless you want to trip over the cable when you get out of bed half-awake, and odds are good the stiffness of the cables will cause the control to fall to the floor anyway. I tried one, function-wise it worked great. The preheat was just what I wanted. Having to lay the control box on the floor was highly irritating (minus 1 star), and the stiffness of the cables prevented the control box from being easily seen or accessed even if the cables were more flexible (minus 1 star). So, two problems to address. It sucks that this much work must be put into a NEW item to make it usable on a daily basis. Because I make wiring harnesses for cars and motorcycles, I thought I could extend the control wiring. It is a flat 4-conductor cable that's rather stiff. There were a couple of options on this, the best method would be to remove the cable from the control box and the connector that attaches to the blanket and put in a longer cable. I found the control box uses odd anti-tamper screws with triangular openings, and the blanket connector wouldn't come apart easily. Likewise, the oddball connector prevented a plug and play extension cable. Next option would be to cut & splice the cable, but I decided against that, although this way would make for the smallest diameter cable. Since there's nothing under my bed, what I decided to do was to 3D print a pair of small boxes that accept a 4-way terminal block, and then cut off and use the long 4-conductor cable from my old blanket to connect them. I used some 85A TPU filament for grommets. I'll lay the boxes on the floor under the bed out of sight. See attached diagram and photos. The other problem will be solved by attaching a small piece of Velcro to the underside of the control box and then the nightstand. Not the best looking solution, but cheap and practical. What the manufacturer needs to do is use flexible cables that are of sufficient length to reach the average nightstand. Too much here is far better than too little. Update- job is done and blanket works properly. I added about 5 feet of cable. Cable now long enough so the control sits on the nightstand without Velcro.