Seat Cushion for Full Back and Seat…

My partner got his dream car this summer, a new Mercedes Benz E400 4Matic Coupe. He is garaging it during the harsh Montana winters and also bought a base model Toyota RAV4 as his winter rig (it snows ALOT here in a Montana). The Mercedes has front and rear, heated and cooled leather, the RAV was an overpriced AWD Corolla. The only up market options it has is the Apple Car Play, and a wireless charger. Otherwise she bare bones. I purchase this because in Montana, winter is when you need headed seats the most.I bought this for his driver seat so that he could keep warm from our ranch 27 miles west of Missoula, into town to his office.He loves it, but complained that even on “Low” after 5 minutes it was literally burning his legs. I let him take my new Jeep Grand Wagoneer Limited to work Friday and I took the RAV. Holy smokes he wasn’t kidding.. on low, I could only take about 5 minutes and it was burning my legs and back… on “LOW”. I turned it on high for a few just to check and it’s the same way. I don’t think it has a high or low function as the switch indicates. It’s simply one setting that can get extremely hot quickly.Be mindful with small children or older folks whose skin may be more susceptible to burns. We unplug it from the power outlet in the car each time we get out as I’m paranoid about fire risk.Another negative is that the straps that are supposedly hold it to the seat are junk, I have to readjust the seat heater EVERY SINGLE TIME I drive his new RAV.Works good, but not much in the way of quality. It can be wayyy to hot, and looks sloppy after sitting on it

I bought these seat warmers not really expecting much, but I love these so much. They work great, and fit perfectly in my truck. They are quick to warm up and very easy and simple to operate. Excellent product. Would highly recommend.

I have a 2014 vehicle with no heated seats. I don’t know why it has taken me this long to get this for myself but after a couple of snows in the northeast I figured it could be considered self-care. I love that this is soft and fits in the seat perfectly. The cord is long enough but not too long. I like that I can leave it on so when I turn on the car it immediately starts to warm up. The best part is that it heats up fast! I’ve never written a product review but I have been super impressed by this product so far!

I ordered one, to check it out before ordering a set. I am really, really pleased with this! My new car is a hybrid RAV4 that did not come with seat warmers - I assume for ecological reasons, but winter gets too cold to not have a little warm up at times.Pros:- the velour cover is warm, soft, and a rich black color,- it's a good width for my car seats, and long enough to go from top (just below headrest) to the base, so the seats are covered fully side to side,- the velour is not staticy - I've slid across it about 20 times now, with NO static electricity!- the cord is long enough to go from the center of the seat cover, and over to the plug in, with about 10 inches extra.- there are high and low settings, in addition to "Off" in the middle.- the top clips fasten easily and securely together around the base of the headrest.- there's a little red on indicator light at the plug, that stays on the entire time the seat warmer is plugged in and the car is on.- my hybrid car does not seem to kick on the engine any more often than usual upon battery drainage, than before.- I've used it on "lo" only, so far, and it warms very nicely! I've not had a need to use the high setting, even though our temperatures have been running in the low 30s. (F)Cons:- the switch for "high" "off" and "lo" moves very slightly - without an on indicator light, so one has check carefully to make sure they have turned it off, before exiting their car, in case it is still draining the battery.- the cord comes out of the center of the long side of the rectangle, on the right side (in relation to the upper straps and the two lower straps with hooks for hooking under the seat).My solution: I just ordered another one, since this seat warmer is comfortable, fits my seat well, looks great, and is effectively warm. I'm going to remove the top straps with clips, and lower straps with hooks, and re-sew them onto opposite ends, so I can use the new one on the other seat.****I'm writing a follow-up review. I removed the top straps and lower straps and easily sewed them on the opposite ends. I also had to remove the center straps and resew them onto a new position, so they would be in the correct spot between the lower seat and the upper back. Wallah! Perfecto!My husband and I are both very very pleased with these seat warmers. We just need to turn them onto to the low setting, and they heat very nicely. I think the high setting would be too hot, actually. On low, it feels so nice to leave the gym from a workout, or yoga, or pickleball, then turn on the seat warmer, and have that warmth go along the back of the hamstrings to soothe those muscles in the cold car.It's half way through March now, and I started using the first one in January, and it still functions very well. Also, we have found that one doesn't have to turn off the warmer, when turning off the car (2019 Toyota RAV4 hybrid) as power to the port stops also.

I've only had this for a month, but so far I like it better than my previous one. This model is way more comfortable, enough that I'll likely just leave it attached to the seat year-round.It gets hot within 2-3 minutes, a pretty decent speed.It gets real hot, but hey, that's why I wanted it. You can always turn it down to the low setting. Or turn it off.I don't buy a lot of life's little luxuries, but this is one that I'm more than happy to shell out for.

Simple install, heats quickly to a nice temperature - surpassed my expectations! Just wish they would make one for a passenger seat (with the cord on the opposite side).

I have enjoyed this heat warmer for 3 months. The 2 heat settings are sufficient for me. After reading other reviews I was worried that it would drain my car battery if I accidentally left it on when I was not in the car but that has not happened. I leave it on all the time and no battery problem. If it lasts for one winter I will be happy compared to the cost of replacing my actual heated seat which would have been hundreds of dollars.