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As the weather brings a chill sometimes an ordinary blanket just won’t cut it. Once you experience a cosy heated throw or blanket, you might just never turn back.
There are plenty of affordable ways to keep warm this winter, that save you just turning on the heater. While electric blankets are great for your bed and keep you toasty through the night, have you ever wanted to take that warmth with you? There are a wide range of portable heated blankets and throws that are loved for their adjustable heat settings, portability, and cosy warmth. Bonus that they’re often more affordable than running a heater!
Best of all, they come in various styles and materials to match your style perfectly.
We’ve rounded up some of the best snug, stylish, and budget-friendly heated throws on the market. Here’s to helping you stay toasty warm this winter,
The best heated blankets and throws in Australia, 2025
Dreamaker eyelash fleece reversible heated throw
from $103.96 (usually $129.95) at Myer
Settle into the couch with this generous throw on a cold night, or spread it over your bed for a toasty sleep. This reversible blanket has nine heat settings and overheating protection that will cut the power so you can rest easy. It also has an automatic-off after 3 hours, for ultimate peace of mind.
Key features:
- Made from plush eyelash and flannel fleece in reversible design
- Nine adjustable heat settings
- Overheating protection
- Detachable controller with extra-long cord
- Machine washable
Also available at:
- from $119.99 at Temple & Webster
- $119.95 at Amazon (usually 129.95 at Amazon)
The Breville lush plush heated throw
$104 at Big W (usually $139 at Big W)
Keep warm this winter with Breville’s Lush Plush Heated Throw. The reversible textures on this blanket combine the best of a fleecy sherpa and lush microplush. Plus, with a detachable remote control, you have the ability to adjust the blanket’s temperature to suit your preference with ease. It’s also generously sized at 1300 x 1600mm, for ultimate coverage.
Key features:
- Cosy sherpa / microplush material
- Three heat settings
- Detachable remote control
- Machine washable
- Over-heat protection
- Three-hour auto off timer
Also available at:
Giselle heated electric throw blanket in navy
$58.95 at Myer (usually $116.99 at Myer)
Next time you’re shopping for winter essentials add this premium flannel and sherpa blanket to your cart for a cosy home wares addition. Fitted with a detachable remote control, and machine washable, keep warm all winter long. This throw also comes in 11 different colours and styles.
Key features:
- Double-sided design – premium flannel and sherpa fabric
- Anti-dust mite and bacteria
- Automatic shut-off
- Machine washable
- Low energy consumption
- SAA/EMC-approved
Also available at:
- $55.95 at Big W
Gainsborough sherpa palest pink heated blanket
$111.99 at Adairs (usually $159.99 at Adairs)
Keep the cold at bay with this gorgeously soft, sherpa heated throw – available in pink and grey. It will make a cosy and stylish couch companion.
Key features:
- Super-soft sherpa fabric
- Adjustable nine-heat settings
- 1-9 hour auto-off timer
- Overheating and overcurrent protection
Sunbeam Sherpa fleece heated throw
$95.20 (usually $119) at Myer
This luxurious heated throw has an extra thick micro plush fabric, making it the perfect blanket for those mid-winter days. Featuring a 4.7 star rating from 281 reviews, it’s clear this is a popular choice of heated throw.
“We recently bought a second one of these, we like it that much. Heats up quickly, timer function is great as you don’t have to worry about forgetting to turn it off.,” said Sarah S in their review.
Key features:
- Nine levels of safety protection
- Six heat settings
- Extra thick layer of micro fleece
- Auto off for 1, 3 or 9 hours
- Machine washable
- Detachable control and waterproof elements
Also available at:
- $119 at David Jones
- $109 at Appliances Online
Chinchilla faux fur heated throw blanket
$89.99 at Temple & Webster
With a lovely, textured faux fur, this heated blanket might just be the softest thing in your house. This cosy throw has double overheat protection, and an automatic off-timer, so you can settle into a silk cocoon without worrying about nodding off.
This heated throw has a 4.8-star rating from 133 reviews.
“Perfect, warm and soft. Just want you want. Not too heavy either!” – Michelle.
Key features:
- Premium soft faux fur
- Automatic off-timer
- Nine heat settings
- 3-hour auto-off
- Low energy consumption
- Detachable controller
Also available at:
Dreamaker sherpa & fleece reversible heated throw
From $99.95 at Temple & Webster
This reversible heated throw features three colour ways (sage, cream and dark grey), nine heat settings, an LED display and a detachable controller. A rainy day must-have.
Currently, with a 4.8-star rating from 139 reviews, one customer wrote: “The best addition to keep you warm on the couch! I love this blanket; I’ve bought three in two different colours.”
Key features:
- Detachable controller – LED display
- Reversible design – sherpa (top) and fleece (base)
- Nine adjustable heat settings
- Electronic LED display
- Long cord length (210cm)
Also available at:
Dimplex heated throw in charcoal
$89 at The Good Guys
A classic charcoal heated throw will add a level of class to your winter cuddling that you never knew you needed.
Crafted from soft and comfy flannel material and at a large 1800 x 1300mm, this heated blanket is perfect for sharing with someone. This soft blanket has machine-washable convenience, comfort and function all in one amazing product.
Key features:
- 9 heat settings
- Large size (1800 x 1300mm)
- Machine washable with a detachable controller
- Flannel material
Also available at:
- From $99 at Appliances Online
- From $99 at Betta
What is the number one rated heating blanket?
All of the heated blankets and throws mentioned above come highly rated from customers who have bought and used this product. At the end of the day, the best heated blanket for you may vary depending on individual preferences and specific needs, including where you want to use it and how much you are willing to spend.
What is the difference between heated blankets and throws?
Consider factors like size, portability, and intended usage when comparing heated blankets and throws. Heated blankets are larger and ideal for beds, offering full-body warmth. On the other hand, heated throws are smaller, portable, and suitable for wrapping around yourself while sitting or lounging around. Ultimately, the choice depends on personal preferences and intended use.
Looking to save money on heated throw blankets? Check out our coupon codes for Myer, Temple & Webster, and more.
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