Electrowarmth M76Fld King Two Controls Heated Mattress Pad, Std King 76-Inch by 80-Inch, White, King-Standard-Dual

I've had a few electric blankets and one other heated mattress pad. My prior heated mattress pad was nothing but an annoyance. If I accidentally put my foot anywhere near the plug (which was easy to do since it was almost 5 or 6 inches up from the very foot of the bed) the controller would error out, requiring you to unplug it and plug it back in to reset the error. Sometimes it would error all on its own (or possibly my cat jumped on it). Also, it didn't heat the bottom part of the bed at all where the feet are which really is the worst part for me because by the time I get in bed, my feet are cold.Thankfully that is NOT the case with this heated mattress pad. The heat goes pretty much edge to edge (left/right), and from the very bottom of the bed, right up to about the upper chest/shoulders area. Yes the plug is technically up where you can kick it, but it's at the very end of the bed (not 5 inches up like on my previous well known brand) and more toward the corner. It doesn't bother me nearly as much as my previous mattress pad.Also, so far, the mattress pad just works, ALL NIGHT. I haven't yet had it error on me once where as my previous one I had to practically make an effort to avoid kicking the plug all night long. Granted I haven't had to wash it yet, but I can't use that excuse with my previous one as it error from day one.My only real issues with it are the fit, and it doesn't have a preheat function. Yes, I measured my bed to make sure I was getting the right fit. The fit issue is kind of a two part problem. The elastic fabric part that is used to wrap around the mattress isn't quite big enough to really get a firm grip on my mattress. Also, the mattress pad itself is kinda slick on the mattress so if you toss/turn through the night you could eventually start to loosen the pad and it'll kind of bunch up a little under the fitted sheet.As for the preheat function (which the directions says it turns on at a higher heat than the set heat, but I don't notice it), it's not a deal breaker but it was a really nice feature I got very used to with my previous mattress pad (when it didn't error out while pre-heating). It was nice being able to set the pre-heat on 10 or so minutes prior to getting into bed and having a very toasty warm bed to get in which will either automatically drop back down to your previous setting, or you can hit the up/down buttons and it would return to your previous setting. As mentioned earlier, the directions mention something about not having to turn it on at a higher setting as it will actually warm the mattress pad at a higher setting prior to going back down. I haven't really noticed this. I tried it while getting ready for bed once and if it was doing it, it wasn't very noticeable.Also some have mentioned the controls being difficult to manage in the middle of the night since you need to press a button for anything to light up. Personally I prefer that. My previous one was ALWAYS lit in some way. The power button was always lit even when it wasn't on, and when it was on the Down was a bright blue and the up was a bright red and was horribly bright. Who ever thought having a bright blue light shining in your eyes (or cast all over your entire bedroom) at night was a brilliant idea must have either never used the product or can sleep through anything.I've only had it for about 2-3 weeks so I'll update this if anything comes up.

I bought a Sunbeam mattress pad my first winter in the PNW. It worked pretty well, but it was only "zoned" on the left and right. There was no way to make it warmer near the foot of the bed, which is really the only place I needed it. Additionally, having two controllers was extremely cumbersome, especially as I don't have enough room for two night stands, and one would always twist around in the wrong direction. But at least heating my bed was better at helping me regulate my temperature than the cadet (like a small embedded space heater) in my bedroom. The second winter, I took it out of storage, and found that several of the heating elements had stopped working, and tossed it.This year I found that my legs and feet were getting even colder at night, that setting the cadet's not-quite-precision thermostat would dry the air too much and often lead to me waking in the middle of the night over-heated. Leaving it off could mean waking in the middle of the night with a huge charley horse from the cold. I wanted to find a heated mattress pad that had different zones at the top and bottom. Alas, the only one that seems to be made like that is only available from a reseller that gets terrible reviews on every webstore that they sell. I didn't want to take a chance. Luckily after about two weeks of searching, this one popped up. I have used it several evenings, and I can tell you what I do and don't like about it.Pros:This mattress pad and heating elements seem thicker and sturdier than my previous heated mattress pad.It fits well underneath my water-resistant mattress protector, and due to how they padded it, I don't feel the wires at all.It plugs in on the SIDE of the mattress, not the top, which means I don't ever kick it in the middle of the night.It's a very gentle, consistent heat. I am not overheating on the top, and I am no longer getting foot and leg cramps from being cold.Electrowarmth seem to understand that not every queen size bed has two occupants. If you need two controllers with different heat levels, you can get that, but it's great not having to twiddle with two different controllers, not to mention all the unnecessary cord clutter.Cons:Well I still could do with a little less heat on middle of the mattress.The side of the mattress that the plug is on is the opposite from my nightstand side, which means the controller sits a little wonky.These are very much tiny issues, and nowhere near the inconvenience of the previous mattress pad. I have high hopes that this will prove more durable than the last one, and that I will be able to use it more than one season. If I pull it out of storage next winter and find that the heating elements have failed, I will definitely revise this entry. But until then, I HIGHLY recommend spending slightly more money for a much higher quality product.

I really enjoy this mattress pad. It helps with my cold feet. There are no coils under the pillow area and has a ridge where the coils start which doesn’t bother me. Only have used on lowest settings it’s not cold now. It keeps my feet warm. I recommend it.

One feature that sets this cover apart from others is the cord attachment being located on, what will be, the side of the mattress rather than on top.In this way, you will not feel the cord or plug in bed.Dual controls give each sleeper their individual comfort.I bought the extended warranty as no mattress pad to date has lasted more than 2 years, regardless of brand.

Light goes off and can’t see temperature setting. Comfortable and even temperature throughout. Made in USA and that is why we bought this more expensive one. Satisfied so far.

I bought this to place on my air mattress in my RV. With the air space below, the bed gets quite cold in the winter. This warms the bed to your liking and is really comfortable. This one is a replacement for my last as it lasted about 4 years. I research others like this one, and this one seems to be the best that fits my needs.

I did a good amount of research on heated mattress pads. This item is excellent quality. Do follow the directions, even the lower levels are sufficient to keep you toasty. Start low first. We appreciate the dual controls.