Westinghouse Heated Throw Blanke... vs McJaw Electric Blanket Heated Fu...

Each side of the blanket has a connector, a control, and a separate plug to go into the wall. Heats up fast. Several heat settings with timer.

Full-sized blanket is perfect for my 3/4 sized bed. Wires are tin and flex well with blanket. The wires inside the blanket are noticeable, but not uncomfortable.

Slept like a baby, all toasty warm. The sherpa side keeps you warm all by itself. The coldest winter in my area in many years with the highest natural gas prices ever.

Do not purchase the throw blanket. I say better quality control, because, drum roll, the blankets were exactly the same. I am disappointed as i live very far north and enjoyed this blanket while it lasted.

Temperature settings 1 through 10 and up to 12 hours before it shuts off. Time part is like 2hrs 4 hrs 8hrs 10hrs. Just different heat control/outlet hardware. I also find that certain settings will stop working and i have to toggle between 7 and 10 t...  Read More

A full (double) mattress is 53 x 75 in size. The remote control is easy to work. It connects and disconnects easily.

If softness is your primary focus in a throw, this is your blanket. It matches just about any decor if you are concerned about that. It’s so big and as soft as a minky!

It heats up quickly, it’s easy to use, it only has 4 heat settings, and it stays on the whole time they sleep. Material and heater works extremely well. It gets hot!

Works well during a very cold california winter season. My son sleeps alone in his bed, so it is fine for him. Great on those really chilly, windy nights while watching movies with the family.

Coils only in the center of the blanket. The cord isn't long enough.