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Price:
$170Cover Material:
Quilted polyesterFill Material:
Down alternative fibers/heating wiresSleep Foundation Special Offer
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Bedsure was originally founded in the 1970s as Tianyi Embroidery. The company offers a wide range of home products, including pet beds, rugs, and bedding items.
Bedsure’s cozy product lineup includes many heated bedding, such as blankets, blanket hoodies, mattress pads, and comforters. These feature products soft or plush fabric covers, fluffy synthetic fill, embedded heating wires, and controllers for setting heat levels and timers.
This review explores how the Bedsure HeatX Heated Comforter performed during our hands-on tests and discusses the policies that accompany its purchase. Find out how this heated comforter is constructed, what it is made of, how it operates, and whether or not it would be a good fit for you.
The Bedsure HeatX Heated Comforter can work well for many types of sleepers seeking warmth throughout the night. It comes in twin, full, queen, and king sizes. The twin and full sizes are intended for one sleeper and come with one controller. The queen and king sizes are equipped with two heat controllers, so each side can be set to a different temperature. This feature is ideal for couples who share a bed, but don’t have the same temperature preferences.
This comforter is made with synthetic down alternative fill, which gives it a soft, fluffy feel. When sleepers don’t want extra warmth, it can be used like a regular comforter by simply keeping the heat turned off. The comforter comes in beige, black, gray, and white. It also contains eight built-in loops that make it easy to use with a duvet cover.
A soft, quilted polyester cover encases the Bedsure HeatX Heated Comforter. The interior is composed of synthetic down alternative fibers and small wires warm up when the heat is turned on.
The synthetic down alternative fill feels soft and fluffy. People with allergies may like that synthetic down alternative is hypoallergenic and much less likely than down to trap dust mites, animal proteins, and other triggers.
The Bedsure HeatX Heated Comforter falls in the average to above-average price range for heated comforters. Generally, heated comforters are more expensive than heated blankets because they are larger and contain more fill. All colorways for the HeatX are priced the same, but larger sizes cost more than smaller sizes.
The queen and king sized options have dual controllers. These allow individuals to choose a heat setting for just one side of the bed, or leave the heat turned off, if their temperature preferences don’t match with their bed partner’s.
| Size | Dimensions | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | 68″ x 88″ | $108 |
| Full | 82″ x 86″ | $120 |
| Queen | 90″ x 90″ | $132 |
| King | 90″ x 104″ | $156 |
Our testing team rated the HeatX Heated Comforter positively across performance categories that are most important to sleepers. Testers who slept with the comforter reported that it feels soft, warm, and comfortable.
The heat controllers are intuitive and easy to navigate. A preheat option ensures your sleep surface is at your desired temperature before you go to bed, and timers help ensure you don’t wake up feeling too hot later on. There are 10 heat levels and 10 timer options, giving you plenty of settings to experiment with until you find your perfect combination.
While the comforter is ideal for colder weather thanks to the heat options, it can also be comfortable during the warmer months. Sleepers always have the option of not turning the heat function on and using it like a regular comforter. If you know you likely won’t use the heat function for an extended period, you can simply remove the power plug and heat controllers from the comforter and store them away until you plan on using them again.
The HeatX Heated Comforter features loops that make securing it inside a duvet cover easy. Choosing this option may extend the comforter’s lifespan by protecting it from everyday wear and tear.
Before machine-washing the HeatX Heated Comforter, unplug the power cord from the outlet, then disconnect the coupler mechanism that connects the power cord to the comforter’s heating mechanism. Set these components and the attached controller aside, away from water, and let the comforter cool for about half an hour.
To wash the comforter, select a gentle cycle and use mild detergent and cold water. You may also first soak the comforter in mild soap and water for 15 minutes. To air dry, hang the comforter over two clothing lines without using clothes pins. You can also machine-dry the comforter. Set the tumble setting to low, remove while it’s still damp, and hang it on a clothing line or shower bar until completely dry.
When drying the HeatX Comforter, do not wring it out or use a commercial dryer — these may cause permanent damage. Make sure both the blanket and coupler are dry before plugging the comforter back in.
Sleep Foundation Special Offer
Use this SleepFoundation.org link for the most current discount on Bedsure products
Bedsure sells heated blankets and comforters like the HeatX Heated Comforter on their own website, as well as through third-party retailers such as Amazon, Belk, Kohl’s, Lowe’s, Target, and Wayfair.
Bedsure offers free shipping on orders over $79, which includes HeatX Heated Comforter purchases in all sizes. Bedsure ships to all 50 states and Puerto Rico, but not to international locations. Orders are usually processed within 3 days and arrive within 7 business days.
You can return the Bedsure HeatX Heated Comforter within 30 days of delivery, provided it has not been washed and still has the tags attached. To initiate a return, use an online portal on the Bedsure website or email the company.
Bedsure does not offer a warranty on the HeatX Heated Comforter. If it arrives damaged or defective, or if you decide you do not want it, you can initiate a return during the 30-day return window. You must keep the tags on it and not wash it if you would like to return it.
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Jay Vera Summer is a writer, editor, and wellness coach. She holds a Bachelor's of Science in psychology and Master's degrees in both writing and public policy.
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