Fleece heated blanket 41% cheaper for Amazon Prime Day | The Sun

AMAZON Prime Day has finally arrived – for the second time this year albeit, with mega deals to be found.

With the colder nights and cost of living crisis, many of us are waiting to put on our heating on, so snapping up a discounted electric blanket could be a helpful alternative.

  • WARMER Electric Blanket, £29.74 (Was £49.99) from Amazon – buy here

In Amazon's Prime Day sale the Warmer Electric Blanket has been reduced from £49.99 to just £29.74, which is a huge saving of 41%.

There are hundreds of deals to be had now Prime Day has officially kicked off, which is available to Prime members.

One of those deals includes the Warmer Electric Blanket.

This homeware essential is available in double and king size, although the price is £33.99 down from £54.99 for the latter, which is still a great saving.

This design can heat up quickly using a 120W power source, and all you have to do is plug in, put on your bed, and let it work its magic – simple.

Best Prime Day Deals 2022

PRIME Day is underway, and here’s our pick of the best deals that Amazon is offering exclusively to subscribers.

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  1. Ring Video Doorbell with Echo Dot, £35.99 (save £63.99) – buy here
  2. Fire TV Stick Lite, £19.99 (save £10) – buy here
  3. Fire 7 tablet, £34.99 (save £25) – buy here
  4. Four months of FREE Audible)- sign up here
  5. Get 3 months FREE Amazon Music Unlimited- sign up here

If you haven't signed up already, make sure you sign up here for the Amazon Prime 30-day free trial – otherwise you won't be able to access the deals.

We've rounded up more great offers here:

  • Best UK Prime Day deals
  • Best deals on Amazon devices
  • Best home and garden deals
  • Best Amazon Prime Day beauty deals

The heated blanket has a gentle fleece outer layer, which is soft to the touch, boasts nine heat settings, and can run for up to 10 hours at a time.

It has separate controllers for the left and right side all in one control, which means you can personalise the heat setting to suit both sides.

It also has a built-in overheat and overcurrent protection, so you will have no fear of the blanket getting dangerously hot.

According to Amazon this heated blanket is also cost efficient, reading: "This blanket runs off 120W of power meaning you could run it on the highest heat setting for 3 hours and it would cost you 12p a day."

We've even broken down the costs, if you're wondering how much it would cost for you.

It's currently on sale for under £30, but make sure to shop around as you may find a deal cheaper elsewhere.

Amazon Prime Day 2022

Amazon Prime Day is taking place on the 12th and 13th July this year. Learn more and find out about the best deals here:

  • When is Amazon Prime Day?
  • Best Amazon Prime Day deals 2022
  • Best Amazon Prime Day tech deals
  • Best Amazon Prime Day home and garden deals
  • Best Amazon Prime Day fashion deals
  • Best Amazon Prime Day beauty deals
  • Best Amazon Devices Prime Day deals

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From when the deals will launch, how to bag the discount and be a Prime member, we have all you need to know.

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