12v Heated Blanket Review

[@localopenmic]

This felt more like a rant than a review. Heated blankets require another blanket on top to hold in the warmth, that is how to use them. Toss a decent blanket on top of it and let us know how it worked.

[@skipbanks4fun1]

This was a short concise video not a rant at all I wont be going to Walmart for one of those.

[@SundownCamry]

​@@skipbanks4fun1definitely a rant

[@nickospicko]

Not a review!

[@fubufb420]

True. Meant to warm your area. Not your entire body... Sit or lay on it with another blanket!😂

[@saythankyou111]

Best for camping, 50 watts is exactly what ya need …anymore and your power bank is dead in an hour…get some wool for the top.

[@LiamMarcon]

I can't speak for this particular blanket but 50W seems to be the standard for 12v electric blankets and home electric blankets for a single bed are usually around 60W. So it seems you have little experience with electric blankets and decided to rag on this product before even trying it.

[@herbertwerner2287]

I just bought one and I love it. This wasn't even a real test. It was a quick opinion based on just grabbing the blanket with a hand. To me that's not a test. Mines keeping me toasty in a cold room ya its a real keeper and a must have if your into 12v solar. Gets the job done and ya plenty of heat.

[@tomnoydb4131]

It works great in conjunction with another blanket. Put second blanket over top to trap in heat and you will get nice toasty

[@Gleaton01]

Your macbook isnt hot because it has a cooling system in it snd it uses electricity for many things like a screen bscklight and running a processor. Also your macbook does not regularly pull 50W when the battery is full and you are just browsing the internet. 50W is actually fairly reasonable. It just might take a while to heat up.

[@Pastor_Madeline]

I would ask that if you are going to post a review video at least test the product as it is designed to be used.

[@marnienaylor8550]

I have this exact blanket and it warms up nicely. Actually gets pretty dang warm. Well worth $15.

[@LEE-PHAM]

Hi, we have a weekender camping van, we put those blankets inside our sleeping bag and over our bed set-up. It's keep our bed warm while running road trip. When we pull over for a quick break, wonderfully warm about 2 or 3 hrs depending outside temperature. Then if needed, we switched to our spare battery 12v/140Ahr for all night. My wife very happy with this, she scares gas flames or diesel heater. Good for occasional users.

[@kevinwelsh7490]

YOUR body puts out about 60 watts of heat, so with this blanket you can be about twice as warm if you have an additional thick blanket. The plaid is just to hold the wires. If you need more heat, run two blankets together.

[@DropFloat]

Bro, since when do you use pure metrics to rate something? Get your ass under that thing and see if it works damn

[@casandrathompson8201]

That blanket is a life saver I have numerous of pain and arthritis can’t take a lot of pill I get this or my heating pad a excellent product

[@LDavis-ll5yr]

Apple does a lot of work to make sure your Macbook doesn't get hot because the Macbook exists to compute and display, not to heat. Heat is waste and therefore undesirable. How hot your Macbook gets is irrelevant. A perfect fantasy Macbook would not get hot at all. Every joule of energy would go toward computing, etc. Perfection isn't possible (laws of thermodynamics) but engineers always strive for it of course. In contrast, the electric blanket is literally an intentional heat waster. I think if you put the blanket inside a sleeping bag on a 30 degree night in a tent, you would appreciate it being there.

[@davwht9]

An electric blanket is only created to produce heat a. Tablet is created to be a tablet not designed to generate only heat. In fact a tablet phone and computer are created to try and produce as little heat as possible etc It is designed to be used in a sleeping bag as a warmth support. 👍

[@Mhel2023]

I was looking for a cheap blanket base to place in a covered box for feral cats. I'll be using battery power as well. Just a little something to bolster the warmth. Thanks for the short concise video!

[@Braves2Dawgs]

I was literally looking to see if you uploaded and you did right then 😂 love it!

[@davidwhitacre534]

I have watched videos where folks actually use them for sleeping in the cold in a camper with an insulating blanket over the top....and they work great for them when used properly. If you are camping and have a 100 amp hour battery - you could run this blanket for 8 hours....3 days in a row!

[@honeedew04md43]

Mine worked for a year and now it only gets semi warm when i fiddle w the plug. Im so done w this crap. Back in the day, these blankets used to be wool & stiff but it worked so well! Walmart bring back THAT product. At least it worked😂

[@jimmiegregory8386]

Did you plug it in the 12 volt car battery at all...!?

[@thespider4665]

I have one it gets very warm on high another blanket on top should work great

[@Idthemike]

That blanket looks comfy

[@herbertwerner2287]

It is I just bought one it heats well and its snug.

[@jaxonevax6135]

If you put that electric blanket in your sleeping bag with you it gets a lot warmer

[@kevinab3874]

I guess you will be able to tell when it's a lot colder in your car, if not it's terrible

[@MultiLisa10]

Slightly more comfortable than nothing😂😂

[@SirMrShanks]

This was a very poor video indeed. I would have expected better knowledge on effectively using this and not instantly dissing the product.

[@nintendy]

I suspect the idea is that your own body heat (even when we feel cold our body still gives off heat) will 'enhance' the low heat output of the blanket; that combined, you'd probably be quite snug!

[@Bushwhackinchronicles]

The point of a 12 volt blanket is for low wattage you aren't very bright

[@10thAveFreezeOut]

Incredibly dopey.

[@EzeyFilmz]

Y wouldn’t you try sleeping on it?

[@solardiyhobbyandrevies8118]

If you put it in a sleeping bag it will cook you. Trust me I know

[@JacobJonesy]

a 50 watt pure resistive load like in the blanket is going to produce way more heat than the load from from the macbook

[@NanoBytesInc]

50 watts is 50 watts bud. Laptops concert 100% of their power output into heat. Just like a heater

[@JacobJonesy]

That is true for pure resistive loads, the macbook dissipates only about 1/3 of the input power to heat. The rest of the power is used for capacitive and inductive components (LC circuits). Switching inductors and capacitors produce less heat compared to resistive elements under similar electrical conditions because inductors and capacitors are primarily reactive components that store energy temporarily in magnetic and electric fields, respectively, rather than dissipating it as heat.

[@SundownCamry]

​@@NanoBytesInc😂 you wrote that like you were being serious 😂😂😂that's a good one

[@joeshmo1926]

You should travel to TX to visit Buccees!

[@tysentheking]

Wholly crap this was the most attention deficit hyperactivity disorder review I’ve ever seen. 😮 My neck hurts

[@yubi4291]

Garage 'review'

[@KollynJ]

How long on an avg car battery is what I want to know

[@skipbanks4fun1]

Great video thank you.Very cool they way you just get to it other videos aka reviews go on an d on and on and on and on blaugh blaugh blaugh

[@Christ-has-Risen.]

Bro you know nothing

[@Vchicaul]

is the red light supposed to be blinking? My husband bought an adapter so I have it plugged in an outlet in my house. It doesn't feel like it's getting warm. I've had it on for about 15 minutes.

[@NanoBytesInc]

Nope, it stays lit. That means your adapter is not able to provide enough power to keep the device on

[@jakeschweitzer9316]

Slightly more comfortable than nothing hahah

[@DaMerk5]

Very poor "review" sorry, just not helpful whatsoever

[@williammcguire3426]

Sorry to say but as a review your video is useless. Did you test it properly? Nope. Therefore your content is garbage and a waste of time....

[@TheThewebguy22]

Dude what happened to tiktok? I looked you up and it says banned. I wondered why I hadn't seen you for a while.

[@uzzuzz9320]

Keep posting your doing great.

[@desotofiresweep58]

I bet you get about 5 1/2 hrs out of a regular car battery before you'll need a jump

[@toyotatacomaguy23]

20 hours on a car battery before its completely flat, not before you cant start your engine anymore..

[@Josh-bv3vk]

bring the dislike counter back, this review is very uninformed

[@thomassmith5696]

This dude doesn’t really know what he is talking about huh?

[@AlmostBrokeLbs]

first 😊 edit: how do you not get annoyed by those seat belt plugs that seat belt goes in when sleeping or laying down

[@NanoBytesInc]

I cut them out with a razor blade

[@AlmostBrokeLbs]

@@NanoBytesInc that is basically how I fix problems in my life

[@playlistiphone8743]

Absolute garbage, I had to return mine. It is a Wal-mart product after all

[@nzl5047]

50w is very reasonable who care its warm get the fuck over it…

[@clickbaitcustoms]

worst review ever.

[@auriccarnage7388]

I don't like you. 😑