Which is better for a couch throw?

Both are 50" x 60". The Westinghouse gives you two heat zones and longer timers, which suits two people sharing it. The BLACK+DECKER is simpler and dries in the dryer.

Is the Westinghouse worth the savings?

Yes on price: $12.40 versus $22.98 as of November 4, 2026. You also get more heat settings and timer choices. You give up the stated 1-year warranty and the year-round look.

Which is easier to wash?

The BLACK+DECKER, which is machine washable and tumble dry safe. The Westinghouse is machine washable but only below 86°F, and no tumble dry is stated.

Which has better safety features?

Both are ETL listed with overheat protection. The BLACK+DECKER adds overcurrent protection and a fixed 3-hour shutoff. The Westinghouse adds FCC certification and lets you set shutoff from 2 to 10 hours.

Neither maker states a lifespan. The BLACK+DECKER backs its throw with a 1-year warranty; no warranty is stated for the Westinghouse. Wash both gently to protect the heating wires.

Can I use either in bed?

Yes, both are throws sized for a bed or couch. The BLACK+DECKER's 3-hour shutoff suits falling asleep; the Westinghouse lets you pick up to 10 hours.

BLACK+DECKER Heated Blanket Electric Throw vs Westinghouse Heated Throw Blanket, 50"x60", Christmas Trees

Buy the Westinghouse if you want a festive throw with more heat control and a lower price: $12.40 at KMS Wholesale as of November 4, 2026, against $22.98 at Walmart for the BLACK+DECKER. Buy the BLACK+DECKER if you want a plain blue fleece throw with a 3-hour auto shutoff and a 1-year warranty. The Westinghouse saves about $10.58 but its Christmas tree pattern is seasonal.

Today the Westinghouse Heated Throw Blanket, 50"x60", Christmas Trees costs $10.58 less at its best price.

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