Heated Vest - Electric Heating Coat Heated Jacket Man/Woman Battery Not Included

The pictures show the heat on highest setting after left on for about 30 min laying out. The temps are off from what originally say but still pretty darn warm. The power brick used was a 26,000 mah power brick with a max output of 5v/3a. After the temp stayed at that a while i wore it out side with nothing else and it was 29 degrees F outside and it kept me warm. Obviously my arms and legs got very cold but my upper body and especially my neck was very warm. All in all this thing is gonna be amazing for football games and snowboarding sessions this year. I recommend you give one a try!!

Within the last month, I had bought 3 of this vest, one for myself and two for each of my two sons-in-law. One of them has been wearing it everyday, showing it off to his co-workers and customers. I'm beginning to wonder if he wears it to bed. The vests are made of high quality material; do not require expensive specialty battery/charger, just ordinary 10000mAH batteries for powering cell phone.. Higher mAH batteries will be too heavy to carry around even if they extend the 'play' time. There are separate controls for front and back regions as well as temperature controls. I like the collar warmer the best. Usually, I kept the temperature at low. At high, it was just too hot, especially if I had a clothing over the vest. Customer service exceeded my expectation. Had an issue with temperature control button, they sent a replacement without hesitation. What more can one ask?However, I do have some suggestions for improvement for the vest:1. Please have small size (S) of the vest for purchase, It would greatly expand your customer base, not all Americans are big and tall. Honestly, the medium size is still big on me. If you have small size, I'll probably buy 2-3 more.2. Have an additional interior pocket, on the left hand side, for gloves or cell phone...etc.3. Lengthen the battery pocket by 1 - 1.5 inches to accommodate the longer batteries.

He’s in one very small spot in the back and two very small spots on the side totally false advertising

I just received my heated vest. Fit is a little snug but feel it is perfect to wear under my leather jacket when riding my motorcycle.The quality seems good. I like it. But it "does not" come with the power pack. I did not realize that when I purchased the vest. I re-read the info and there was one small line at the end of the explanation I missed.Now I have to contact the company with my order # and information to get them to send me a power pack. Not happy about this. Should have been explained before I purchased. That is my reason for a lower score. I will up date after I receive the power pack and I'm happy with the vest and I believe it's going to be a very good product but I don't like being decieved. It's one of the only vests that heat front and back as well as neck area.

PROS: The lining is a soft cotton feel vs others that are polyester.Heating areas are much larger than most. Another brand had 7 very specific sewn in pads that got really hot, but very small areas. This one feels warm all over.The battery is stored in an extra pocket. Other brands have the battery in one of your front pockets. This is OK if you have a really small battery but my hands are big and there is no room for my hand and a battery.Dual control for front and back. My back tends to get too hot.CONS:The zipper does not go all the way up. My daughter likes the look, I'd rather it zip all the way up to keep the wind off my neck.The battery pocket on the medium size is smaller than mine. The large vest will hold a battery the size of a cell phone, but I got the Anker PowerCore 10000. Curved edges, small and light, you won't know it's there. If you're up north or need it to last all day get a 20000.

I have a heated jacket and another vest (without hand warmers) purchased from Amazon in the last two years - both are powered by standard USB power banks (I have ten of them). I use the jacket and vest under my Winter coat when walking my dogs, working outside, or deer hunting.A friend of mine had a vest with hand warmers - I saw this item with hand warmers illustrated in the description and thought I'd give it a try - at $49 it seemed a good deal, and nice that it had a heated collar as well with dual controls for the front and back warmers.How did it do? I don't know, there's some real issues with the vest....Cons:* It's supposed to be a M/F XL - well possibly for a female, but it fit like a medium on me, and I'm a true XL* the zipper is on the wrong side - possibly right for females, but I am not a female* the construction is very lightweight and flimsy - I have no doubt it would rip them minute it brushed against a tree branch or something else* there ARE NO INDICATOR LIGHTS on the vest that show the heating element is working, and what heating level might be active - this is an absolute deal breaker, as the light is the way I know to replace a drained battery pack and how high the heat settings are - the buttons are inside the vest, not the outside...Pros:* it comes with a mesh bag for laundering - a nice touch I guess, but not nearly enough for me to keep it

Vest was way too small, at the largest size and measurements. Does not heat the whole front as shown in the picture, only the pockets. Does not heat the whole back as pictured, only a small piece between the shoulder blades. Does not heat the whole neck as shown, only a small strip in the collar. I was sent a womens vest, zipper is on the left, it says unisex but this is not made for a man. Very disappointed, will be sending it back for a refund.