Material: 100% micro fleece, 10 heating levels, Timer: 1-9 hours with auto off, Digital detachable controller, overheat protection, machine washable and energy efficient.

This will depend on personal taste; while some will love a thick faux fur option, others will prefer a lightweight fleece. As a general rule, you can expect running a heated throw to cost somewhere between 4p and 8p an hour. With with a soft, cream-coloured fleece lining on one side and a soft-to-the-touch tactile outer side, heated throws don't come much cosier than the Dreamland Velvety edition. The timer means the heat should cut off after a specified time of your choice, so you don't need to worry if you fall asleep while snuggled up in it.Heated throw blankets emit heat via coil wires that provide a steady source of warmth when plugged into an electrical outlet. If you want to keep warm on the couch, in bed or if you like wrapping yourself in a warm blanket while sitting at the table, a Beurer heated throw is perfect.

Ideal for keeping you warm in cold, winter days and nights and for those who would benefit from heat to helps aches and pains. There's also a heat safe function for added peace of mind, making it a great option for the whole family to snuggle under. Tried and tested by many a chilly Mumsnetter, Dreamland have proven themselves consistent frontrunners when it comes to reliable, long-lasting heated throw blankets. With detachable controls for ease of use (and peace of mind if you're handling a steaming mug of tea), this poncho is one of the most practical options on our list. If you're on a tight budget, look out for electric blanket deals around sales events like Black Friday.We think it's ideal for working from home too – you'll get all the warming qualities of the best heated gilet without feeling like you're wearing an outdoor coat. It can be set to switch off after one, three or nine hours, plus the Intelliheat+ functionality runs a complete check of the electrics every time you switch your throw on.