Die Wärmedecke hält was sie verspricht.

Die Heizdecke macht einen hochwertigen, stabilen Eindruck. Das Material ist fein, weich, nicht kratzig, samtig mit nur ganz leichtem Synthetik-Gefühlt.

I'm torn on this shawl. On one hand, it's a soft, plush, warm microfiber, my all-time favorite textile. I generally love anything made of this type of fabric, and this is a quality exemplar of it. The heating function does work, the controls are easy to use, and the item includes its own, fairly sizable battery pack, which is nice. It also comes with an ingenious buttoning system that allows you to leave the shawl unbuttoned to look more like a poncho, or create quasi-sleeves by buttoning the arms, which looks kind of old testament robe-ish when you wear it that way.That said, while I like this shawl, I don't love it as much as I'd hoped. First, the only heating elements which really work noticeably are the ones on your back - I didn't notice the ones on the neck really working at all, and the front is entirely unheated. I'd love a more even heat, and as my front usually feels colder than my back, I tried wearing the item backwards, but due to the way its cut that's completely impractical, so I abandoned that idea. So the heat is good, but not great, which is my first issue with this item. That said, the heat on the back heating elements is pretty strong, which makes this item actually a pretty nice mini throw blanket to put in your lap.Secondly, some of the design choices of the shawl make the item a little uglier and a little more uncomfortable than it could be. In terms of aesthetics, the item is operated entirely by one single button that glows with an LED when lit up, but they put this item front and center, almost where one would wear a brooch, rather than at the bottom edge of the item where it would be easier for you to reach with your hands, anyway. It makes it look like you're wearing a cheap LED pin, basically. In terms of discomfort, the battery back is fairly heavy, and unlike all the heating elements, which are on the back, the pouch into which you insert the battery is on the front, where you can constantly feel its weight slightly but noticeably tugging on you and the shawl. It would've been less annoying if the battery pack hung on your side or back, I think, or maybe higher up on your chest? I'm not sure, but where it is (In the front at the bottom edge of the shawl) is, IMO, not ideal.Finally, it's a little small for me, but I'm 6'1" and generally just a pretty big person. See photos to see how the sleeves ride up my wrists when I extend my arms.That said, while I think there are some things holding this back from greatness, it does do a number of things well, and is soft and warm even without the electric functionality.

I was super excited when I selected this, but was admittedly a bit underwhelmed at the heating aspect. I think that this would be excellent for some people, but not if you're hoping to have something that heats like an electric blanket.First, the shawl itself. This shawl is incredibly snuggly and soft. On its own, it's decently warm. It wouldn't hold up on its own outside in the wind, but it's not designed for that. This is meant to be used indoors or if taken outside, used in more temperate weather or with other items. The battery looks like it would last a while and while you can definitely feel it while you're wearing the shawl, it's not obtrusive. I do wish that the shawl came in more colors, but this is a nice neutral color that is pleasant to look at.Heating-wise is where I think some will be divisive. The heating aspect is only in some parts of the shawl. I'd describe the max heat as gentle. You can put your hand on it and feel that it's warm, but it's not going to get as warm as an electric blanket, which is what I was expecting. Still, it's warm enough to get cozy, heats up quickly, and I do think that this is a perfect warmth for people with sensitive bodies, like the elderly or infirm. If you're hoping to use this to keep warm at a football game, I'd recommend having an additional blanket or coat to wear over this. It's not designed for that.I keep waffling between giving this three and four stars. Despite my expectations, this is a nice quality product. It's super soft and cozy. The zippers are nice and don't feel like they would easily snag or break, both things that are awesome on their own. I think I just had unrealistic expectations for this, so I'm going to aim higher with this. It's certainly perfect for wearing inside on a cold winter morning, sipping hot tea. I also must admit that I was planning on trying this out with a family member later to see if they liked it but I'm most likely just going to keep it all for myself.

This heated shawl is very soft and comfortable to wear. It is perfect for those cold days where you just want to snuggle up in a blanket. It has a portable power bank that you can store inside it to keep it powered so you can move around freely.

This is a shawl meant for curling up on the couch. Definitely not for wearing out of the house. This shawl is small. The pictures show this on models hanging down as low as thigh high or just below the butt. This shawl only goes to my waist and I am only 5'5". The material is soft and comfortable. But, the fit is not great. The shawl has snaps that create arms, but I can hardly move my arms when it's snapped because it is too low. So forget wearing this to eat, play a game, read a book, etc. Unfortunately, none of the heat settings are very noticable and then only across my back. I can't discern any difference between the 3 settings. Now let's address the battery pack. It is large, bulky and extremely heavy. Even sitting in a chair it pulls so heavy down the right, front side that it makes the shawl uncomfortable. Standing and walking around is miserable. Imagine putting a 5# weight in your front shirt pocket. The battery pack is also really weird, there is an abundance of USB sockets on it with no markings. Maybe they are all for charging the pack or maybe some are for use with other devices. There is no way to know. In my opinion, this is overpriced given the poor design and fit, let alone the hearing elements not working.

I like this quite a bit for a soft, snuggly option to take the chill off a cool evening without going to the trouble of lighting a fire or being tethered by an electrical cord…it is categorically NOT the equivalent of a heating pad or something capable of providing therapeutic heat. Not for injuries, only for cuddling.Has a removeable battery pack (size of a pack of cards but slightly heavier) that charges via an included usb cord (no wall plug) and slides into an inside zippered pocket where the usb adapter is sewn inside. Comes needing a charge top off that takes a few hours before use.The ‘cape’ is one size fits most by adjusting how much you zip it. When not being worn, the warmer is a rectangle about twice as long as it is wide. The fabric is soft, fluffy, fuzzy grey synthetic. No hood (that’s the only thing I would suggest to make it even cuddlier). Fits over even large chests without causing the wearer to choke - unlike some other similar items. A snap on each side can be used to make small armholes if you prefer (or you can just leave the sides alone).The heating centers on the upper back with smaller areas on each side of the front, but again, the heat is gentle.Operated by one push button on the front. Press one to three times with an indicator shifting between red, white, and blue to select temperature level.