Beurer - Ultra-Soft Heating Pad - Gray
- Model Number:
- UHP24
- UPC:
- 850003500751
- EAN:
- 0850003500751
- Walmart SKU:
- 369193562
Current pricing at $34.99 reflects recent market activity, running 0.0% below the 90-day average.
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$58.49 | |
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$29.99 | |
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$58.49 |
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$42.98 | |
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$26.39 | |
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$34.99 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Beurer - Ultra-Soft Heating Pad - Gray since 2/9/2024. The most recent price update was on Aug 23, 2024.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $26.39 (lowest on 3/13/2024) to $42.98 (highest on 4/5/2024). The average price during this period is $34.89.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.55/5 from 31 reviews.
I really love electrical heating pads and was so impressed with the manufacture of this product. This is an essential product to have for cramps during menses, I typically have one in every room of the house. What puts this electrical heating pad Above all others is that it heats up very fast, and I love the soft material that was used as it is very comfortable. I would recommend this product to others!
I like this Beurer heating pad. It's the perfect size for the little aches and pains life brings. Also great for menstrual cramps. Small size fits perfectly. I used in the evening at bedtime and curled up with it and a pillow. I also like the 6 different settings- it gives you a wider range for comfort without being limited to just a high/low setting which can be too hot. I would definitely recommend to anyone.
I recently committed myself to being more active and though my mind is saying yes my body is yelling expletives at me. Im hurting in places I didn't know existed. Don't get me wrong I feel better but it hurts everywhere . This heating pad is great , it's small enough to be effective in those hard to reach areas which on me is everywhere and it really works. Best of all it's machine washable so if I cramp up during a workout it's not a problem. If you're in the market for a heating pad this is the one you want.
They call this size small but it is just what I want. It fits perfectly on my sore back. Or I can drape it over my aching shoulder or even around my knee. It folds easily. The highest setting does not get so hot that I feel as if it's burning but I usually use it around setting 4. It goes up to 6. I can fit it right by my bedside as it will stand vertically without taking up much room. It is nice and soft, softer than the one I have been using. It's quite nice. It is supposed to be machine washable but I will probably wash it by hand if I need to. I don't get my heating pads all that dirty. I've never had it do an auto shutoff as I don't use it on that hot a setting. I would recommend this to any of my friends and probably will.
This came in the mail at the perfect time for me. I had a knot on my back that was bothering me for days. As soon as I got this, I used it on my back for some relief. This heating pad is perfect for my back and provides the perfect amount of heat. I love this little heater
This hits my body in all the right spots. When I turn it on, the heat does start immediately, but you have to restart it after so many minutes or hours. Which I understand the switch off method. Definitely good to have when those cramps come through.
Everyone needs a good heating pad for so many reasons. For the most part, a heating pad is a heating pad, right? It heats up and does the job. This particular one has a nice added feature. The cord completely detaches from the actual pad so storing it will be easier. The power cord is pretty long which is nice. The pad is a decent size without being excessively large. It has 6 different heating temperatures which is nice. One thing I really don't like is that after about 20 minutes it starts cooling. To be honest, pretty much all heating pads do this now as a safety feature. I guess I'm old school and prefer to decide for myself when enough heat is enough. But that's not the products fault. The manual says it will automatically shut off after 120 minutes. Maybe after the initial 20 minutes of use it cools down and then reheats in intervals. I'm really not sure. One thing that is a fantastic feature is that it has a safety system in place to prevent injury from overheating. If the pad were to overheat it will automatically shut off. That does give some peace if mind while using it. Overall, I think this is a really good choice if you're looking to buy. I'm happy with mine.
I like the fact that this has a 2 hour auto-shut off and overheat protection. I have left heating pads on overnight. The down side is that it does not get real hot. (that could actually be a good thing) The directions say not to put it between your body and a chair or other object. But to get any heat, I needed to put it between my shoulders and the chair, and lean against it. The pad is very light and does not conform to the shape that it is sitting on. So it needs to be pressed down. If you don't mind ignoring the advice, and you put it between yourself and the chair, it works fine.
This is a nice and soft heating pad that has 0-6 temperature settings. I turned it to the different settings, and at the highest setting of 6 it didn't seem to get super warm, which is probably a good thing for safety reasons. However, I have an different brand that seems to get warmer than this one at the highest setting. Overall, it warms up fast. The manual states that there is a built-in sensor technology that prevents the surface from overheating, and an auto switch-off in the event of a fault. The cover is not removable, and the instruction manual says that it can be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent if necessary. Instructions also state to not use for babies or pets. Overall, it seems like a good heating pad that is safe to use and does not get too hot. I will most likely use in the colder months or if needed for back aches.
My knees get cold and then hurt or get stiff. I always kept a small throw over them when sitting down but we had some very cold days and I've kept the heat down this last winter and into spring. Then we had a monster hot summer and air-conditioning did not help my knees either. In the past, I have used heating pads but they just do not make them as good as they used to. I have a very old one I don't dare use because of the frayed cord, but that one gets hot, all the new ones do not. I seen this pad and it's made in Germany so I thought it might be better but it's the same thing. Good points: - Long cord - Not too big and not too small - Machine washable - Very soft - Nice hand-held controller Bad point: - It barely gets lukewarm, my PC on my lap gets much hotter and if I could wrap that around my knees I would - The instructions say not to fold it sharply but it was folded in the box, maybe that's the problem Summary: If you want something that you can barely feel, then this is your pad. I plugged it into various outlets and straight into the wall but it only got lukewarm and set it right away to high as per instruction, but this is useless for me.
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