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5 of the best heated blankets for under £50

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Grab a cup of hot chocolate and a book and get cosy this winter with our pick of the best heated blankets that won’t break the bank (they may help cut your energy bill, too)

In the colder months when we’re on a quest to get as cosy as possible, sometimes a regular blanket just won’t do — this calls for something special: a heated blanket.

While these blankets are definitely worth the investment, there’s no need to break the bank — especially if you’re looking to save on energy bills this winter.

So, here are our top picks for affordable heated blankets.

1. The perfect fleeced throw for chilly nights

Dunelm’s Fleece Electric Throw offers fantastic value for money at just £32, a steal compared to some blankets priced as high as £130. Available in taupe or charcoal grey, it effortlessly complements any home decor. It’s crafted from super cosy teddy fleece — perfect for snuggling on the sofa or layering on your bed.

With adjustable heat settings, quick heating, an easy on/off switch and machine washability, it’s both versatile and practical. £32. dunelm.com

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woman wearing a hooded, heated electric blanket hoodie
OHS’s heated, hooded blanket comes with a portable charger, so you can wear it anywhere you go

2. Stay warm on the go with an electric hoodie blanket

OHS’s Heated Sherpa Hooded is ideal for when you’ve cancelled all your plans in favour of a cosy night in — and for when you inevitably need to nip to the shops for a sweet treat. With a soft exterior and plush lining, plus heated pads on the front, back and shoulders, you get warmed up from every angle, plus three heat settings let you choose your ideal warmth.

This durable, easy-care garment is machine washable and can be worn like a sweatshirt, featuring elastic cuffs and a double-opening front pocket. And it comes with a portable power bank too so you can even wear it out. £33, currently on sale at £20. onlinehomeshop.com

3. Improve your sleep with a heated mattress topper

For those wishing their beds felt like a warm, toasty hug, consider this underbed option from specialist sleep brand Silentnight. Choose from three heat settings to find your perfect temperature, allowing you to customise your comfort level throughout the night.

It heats up in minutes and the teddy fleece fabric provides maximum comfort, acting as a built-in mattress topper for elevated softness and warmth. Plus, its breathable material helps regulate temperature, ensuring you stay comfy without overheating. £35. silentnight.co.uk

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Crafted with plush fleece material, OHS’ Heated Fluffy Electric blanket is perfect for cosy nights in

4. Indulge in a soft, plush blanket

Sometimes the best option is simply the fluffiest. Embrace tailored warmth with the OHS Heated Fluffy Electric Blanket, available in various colours. With a 260gsm fluffy exterior fleece and a 3cm pile, this winter essential is perfect for nestling in for the night.

Its nine adjustable heating settings ensure personalised warmth to suit your needs. It also features a removable remote, detachable wire and auto shut-off, for guaranteed safety. £45, currently on sale at £31. onlinehomeshop.com

5. A cosy nighttime addition to your bedroom

Another great product from Dunelm is the Cosy and Warm Electric Blanket. Designed to go under your bedspread or on top of your mattress, this blanket ensures your bedtime experience is as warm and comfortable as possible.

Made from 100% polyester, this electric blanket offers three heat settings to suit your preference. Available in three bedding sizes, it features elasticated corner straps to help it stay in place all night — the perfect solution for a cosy, uninterrupted sleep. £22-£24. dunelm.com

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