Quility Weighted Blanket Review

Quility Weighted Blanket Review Breakdown

The Quility Weighted Blanket may be an ideal match for sleepers looking for an especially cozy option. Its glass microbeads conform more closely to the body than plastic beads, and the polyester padding adds to its substantial feel. The minky duvet cover is soft and fuzzy to further increase the coziness. Since the cover is removable, hot sleepers and those in warmer climates may remove it or purchase a separate cooler duvet cover. However, the Quility’s multi-layer construction may still trap too much heat for some individuals.

While many weighted blankets come in just one or two weight options, the Quility Weighted Blanket is available in eight weights to better suit sleepers of different sizes. Because of this, it may appeal to shoppers looking for a lighter weighted blanket for their child as well as those who want a heavier option to share with their partner.

Overall, the Quility Weighted Blanket stands out for its innovative seven-layer construction and its broad range of weight options. While it might not be ideal for some people who tend to sleep hot, it provides a notable hugging sensation and cozy feel.

Materials and Options

Quility produces just one weighted blanket, but shoppers still have plenty of choices due to its wide range of color, size, and weight options. Weighted blankets, including the Quility, are typically crafted to fit on standard mattress sizes without overhang. This makes them smaller than conventional bedding, but it reduces the likelihood that the extra weight will pull the blanket off the edge of the bed.

Pricing Information

Weighted blankets typically cost between $100 and $300. The Quility falls comfortably into the average range.

Price differences between brands typically occur due to variations in materials, construction, quality, size, and weight. Even between Quility Weighted Blankets, the price will vary based on the size and weight the shopper selects. Larger, heavier options cost the manufacturer more to produce, and this expense is usually passed on to consumers.

While budget shoppers may be tempted to select a weighted blanket based on price alone, this probably won’t result in getting the best value for your money. If you plan to use your weighted blanket long-term, you may ultimately spend less by buying a high-quality model that you don’t have to replace as soon. Similarly, larger individuals and sleepers who plan on sharing the blanket with a partner may benefit from a heavier, and therefore pricier, option.

Weighted Blanket Performance Ratings

While all weighted blankets aim to promote relaxation by applying pressure that mimics a hug, they vary in their performance, quality, materials, and weights. Each weighted blanket may be ideal for some sleepers, but finding the best option for your needs and preferences requires careful consideration of key factors.

The Quility Weighted Blanket earns solid marks across our performance categories. It has an exceptionally wide selection of weights, and it also excels in distribution of fill and durability. Our testers feel the weakest points of the Quility Weighted Blanket are its heat retention and ease of care, but shoppers who are looking for a cozy option and don’t mind washing by hand or dry cleaning the inner blanket shouldn’t be deterred.

How Heavy Should My Weighted Blanket Be?

Experts typically recommend that sleepers select a weighted blanket that’s approximately 10 percent of their body weight. However, personal preference also comes into play. Some individuals may prefer the extra hug of a slightly heavier option, while others might find a lighter blanket less restrictive.

Shoppers should also keep in mind that larger blanket sizes spread the weight out over a wider area, so a heavier king size weighted blanket might actually feel lighter than a twin size blanket that weighs less.

Many shoppers purchase weighted blankets for their children, in which case it is especially important to ensure the blanket isn’t too heavy or restrictive. Weighted blankets are also not typically recommended for children under two years of age due to safety concerns.

Quility offers eight weight varieties, so most shoppers should be able to find an option that’s suitable for their body type and personal preference. The company also has a helpful blanket size guide to simplify the process of choosing a weight.

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