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Cordless and Portable Relief9.5 inch x 12 inch flexible pad features an adjustable strap for hands-free use. The battery unit/heating pad controller fits neatly in a side pocket. |
Up to 4 Hours of Heat TherapyThe rechargeable battery delivers up to 4 hours of heat therapy with a single charge, on the Low setting—so you can multitask while getting pain relief. |
Targets Back, Arms, Legs, ShouldersGet targeted high-level heat therapy to specific areas such as the back, arms, legs, and shoulders, for pain relief where you need it most. |
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Hotter & Faster Heat*Feel the heat in 30 seconds! *vs. leading single use, heated pain relief solution |
3 Heat SettingsCustomize your treatment with 3 settings and Sunbeam heating pad-level heat (as compared to model 731-510). |
Easy CareSoft Micromink pad is fully machine washable. |
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Heat is a natural, drug-free form of pain relief. |
Heat helps relieve pain associated with muscle tension and stress. |
Heat increases blood flow to the source of the pain to accelerate tissue healing. |
Try moist heat for deep, penetrating relief. |
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This Item  Sunbeam Cordless Heating Pad, Portable and Rechargeable for Back, Shoulder and Cramps Pain Relief, 9.5 x 12", Slate Grey |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -6% $65.88 List: $69.99 | $59.99 | $52.99 | -10% $44.99 List: $49.99 | $59.99 | $49.99 |
| Price Per Unit | $65.88 / Count | $59.99 / Count | $52.99 / Count | $44.99 / Count | $59.99 / Count | $49.99 / Count |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 20 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | FEETMOR | Vofuoti US | Amazon.com | LUAZHECT-US | Comfytemp US |
| size | 9.5" x 12" | L/XL | FREE SIZE | 1 Count (Pack of 1) | 11”x 44” | 47.24*7.87 |
| material | Micromink | — | — | Micro | Fabric | — |
| number of settings | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 |
| power source | 11.1V Lithium-Ion Battery | Battery Operated,Battery Powered | Battery Operated,Battery Powered | — | — | — |
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Best heating pad ever - with a couple of caveats
This product deserves 5 stars for offering a lightweight cordless heating pad that can be used on where you need to. I highly recommend you buy a warranty with your purchase even if you normally don’t. I love this product because I can wear it and move about to clean, cook and it makes a differerence. Great for relieving aches and pains on the go. The caveat: first, READ the DIRECTIONS! This is such a great product that can be used daily…which is also why it can fail. While the item I purchased from Amazon last month is still working just fine, I learned the hard way. I do wish these were made a bit better with a bit more margin of error. I had one fail because the directions say, “never pull this pad by the charging cord.” But I didn’t pull it, I held the charging unit and allowed the heating pad to dangle below for a minute…and it failed. The instructions also say, “DO NOT SIT ON, OR AGAINST, OR CRUSH PAD.” The sitting against part is what I don’t get…I can imagine some people like to use while sitting or resting…but not following these instructions can cause failure after awhile.UPDATE:Some reviewers complained about the velcro on this pad; that it isn’t very strong, and they are right. This pad would be much better with extra velcro. It is difficult to stick. The Velcro strip is less than an inch tall and two inches wide. I suppose I could try to clear debris from the strap. Still, it could be better.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2022
Style: heating padVerified Purchase
Imagine you've never felt pain in your life and now you are tasked with making a product to help those who deal with it chronically. It seems like that's who Sunbeam picked to design this product.
It's adjustable and the idea of being able to use it on the go is great. On paper, this is a home run.
In practice?
First thing out of the way, the description in the Amazon listing says it can be used with the included battery pack or can be plugged in to use instead of using the battery pack. The actual quote from the description is clear on this "... pad can also be plugged into a wall outlet".
The problem is, that's a lie. When you get it, what arrives is the pad itself with a "male" plug that goes into the bottom of the battery pack, the battery pack and another "male" plug that goes into the top of the battery pack which plugs into the wall from the other end.
The instructions that come with it make absolutely no mention of using it plugged in and there is no way to plug that wall plug directly into the pad.
The first thing the instructions say is to charge it fully (3 hours) before first use. So if you got this because, you know, you actually needed it, be prepared to wait.
Once it's charged, they claim two hours of usage on the medium setting and four on low. They make no mention of how long it lasts on high which seemed okay when I thought it could be used plugged in but since it can't be, I assume that usage must be awful, especially since on low, it only lasted me about three hours on my first use after letting it fully charge for three+ hours.
So three hours to charge for three hours of usage on the lowest setting... followed by three hours to charge before it can be used again.
After that first full charge, I tried using it while recharging and guess what? While the battery pack is plugged in, it won't turn on.
I guess that's why the power cord is so short.
As a first aid sort of thing where you will keep this fully charged at all times for when you might need it for a single short period, it might be okay but that's not how it's marketed.
Seems the only solution is to buy additional batteries to charge while in use. The batteries are listed at $39.99 each. The manual also makes mention of an optional fast charger (sold separately) that will cut the charging time to an hour and fifteen minutes but I was unable to find that for sale.
So all of this means you have a battery powered heating pad that can only be used by battery and which takes a minimum of three hours to charge before it can be used.
Got it, tried it for one cycle, and it's already going back.
The good news is the same company offers a better product for half the price:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08RMN5KZX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
That one is USB powered. It can be plugged into almost anything to work, including a USB power bank (like one you may already own for a phone) and it has the pocket for it, just like this one. This means you can power it from the wall with a power adapter (not included), or from any USB port in a computer, car, airport terminal arm rest, or USB power pack of your own choosing.
I ordered it for same day delivery after trying this one and am already thrilled with it.
The dimensions are a bit smaller (it's not as wide) and the actually heating element doesn't seem to go as far around but the material seems to disperse the heat around. Holding them up to each other (see picture I uploaded for comparison), it's not as dramatic as the dimensions may suggest and as long as you position it well, it seems to work just as well.
I thought getting this one would be better because it came with the battery pack and looked to be a good deal larger.
For twice the price, it ended up being a way worse product.
If you're actually in pain and looking for some immediate relief, steer clear of this product. Get their other (apparently newer) one or one of the other alternatives.
It's adjustable and the idea of being able to use it on the go is great. On paper, this is a home run.
In practice?
First thing out of the way, the description in the Amazon listing says it can be used with the included battery pack or can be plugged in to use instead of using the battery pack. The actual quote from the description is clear on this "... pad can also be plugged into a wall outlet".
The problem is, that's a lie. When you get it, what arrives is the pad itself with a "male" plug that goes into the bottom of the battery pack, the battery pack and another "male" plug that goes into the top of the battery pack which plugs into the wall from the other end.
The instructions that come with it make absolutely no mention of using it plugged in and there is no way to plug that wall plug directly into the pad.
The first thing the instructions say is to charge it fully (3 hours) before first use. So if you got this because, you know, you actually needed it, be prepared to wait.
Once it's charged, they claim two hours of usage on the medium setting and four on low. They make no mention of how long it lasts on high which seemed okay when I thought it could be used plugged in but since it can't be, I assume that usage must be awful, especially since on low, it only lasted me about three hours on my first use after letting it fully charge for three+ hours.
So three hours to charge for three hours of usage on the lowest setting... followed by three hours to charge before it can be used again.
After that first full charge, I tried using it while recharging and guess what? While the battery pack is plugged in, it won't turn on.
I guess that's why the power cord is so short.
As a first aid sort of thing where you will keep this fully charged at all times for when you might need it for a single short period, it might be okay but that's not how it's marketed.
Seems the only solution is to buy additional batteries to charge while in use. The batteries are listed at $39.99 each. The manual also makes mention of an optional fast charger (sold separately) that will cut the charging time to an hour and fifteen minutes but I was unable to find that for sale.
So all of this means you have a battery powered heating pad that can only be used by battery and which takes a minimum of three hours to charge before it can be used.
Got it, tried it for one cycle, and it's already going back.
The good news is the same company offers a better product for half the price:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08RMN5KZX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
That one is USB powered. It can be plugged into almost anything to work, including a USB power bank (like one you may already own for a phone) and it has the pocket for it, just like this one. This means you can power it from the wall with a power adapter (not included), or from any USB port in a computer, car, airport terminal arm rest, or USB power pack of your own choosing.
I ordered it for same day delivery after trying this one and am already thrilled with it.
The dimensions are a bit smaller (it's not as wide) and the actually heating element doesn't seem to go as far around but the material seems to disperse the heat around. Holding them up to each other (see picture I uploaded for comparison), it's not as dramatic as the dimensions may suggest and as long as you position it well, it seems to work just as well.
I thought getting this one would be better because it came with the battery pack and looked to be a good deal larger.
For twice the price, it ended up being a way worse product.
If you're actually in pain and looking for some immediate relief, steer clear of this product. Get their other (apparently newer) one or one of the other alternatives.
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Hugo Cova
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Linda P
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Lynette K.
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Rod Walsh
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