Warmth Where There’s No Wall Socket
Mains heating pads assume a wall. Cars don’t have one, and neither do a lot of offices, park benches or camp chairs. A USB pad runs from a power bank, a laptop, or a car’s USB socket, which makes it the practical choice for exactly the situations where you’re coldest and stiffest — a long drive, an unheated office, an early morning at the track.
Key Benefits
- USB powered — runs from a power bank, laptop or car socket
- Folds flat for a bag, a glovebox or a desk drawer
- Gentle, even warmth for lower back and legs
- Works where mains pads can’t
- Lightweight
- Good for cold-weather stiffness and long drives
How to Use
Plug into any USB power source and place against the lower back or across the legs. Warmth should be pleasant, never hot enough to redden skin. Twenty to thirty minutes with breaks. Do not fall asleep on it. Do not use on numb or broken skin, or on an acute injury within 48 hours. If you have diabetes or neuropathy, consult your doctor before using heat.
Specifications
| Type | USB folding heated pad |
|---|---|
| Power | USB — power bank, laptop or car socket |
| Warmth | Gentle, even |
| Portability | Folds flat |
| Best for | Car seats, office chairs, cold-weather stiffness, lower back and legs |
| Do not | Sleep on it, use on numb or broken skin, use on acute injury |
Care & Maintenance
Unplug before cleaning. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Do not immerse or machine wash.
What’s in the Box
1 × USB Heated Pad, USB cable
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