Which is warmer, the Mayincolor or the Westinghouse?

The Westinghouse has a 200 GSM sherpa lining under a ribbed flannel face, which traps more heat than the Mayincolor's double-sided flannel. The Mayincolor reaches 110°F at its top setting, so it heats faster on high but holds less warmth.

Which one is cheaper right now?

The Westinghouse is $12.40 at KMS Wholesale as of November 4, 2026. The Mayincolor is $19.99 at Walmart the same day.

Can I set how long the blanket stays on?

Only the Westinghouse lets you pick 2, 4, 8 or 10 hours. The Mayincolor shuts off after a fixed 12 hours.

Are both safe to leave on overnight?

Both are ETL certified with overheat protection, and both shut off automatically. The Westinghouse also carries FCC certification.

Which is easier to wash?

Both are machine washable after you detach the controller. The Westinghouse specifies water below 86°F, so use a cold cycle.

Is the Westinghouse worth it over the Mayincolor?

It costs less and adds a sherpa lining, a wireless controller and selectable timers. Pick the Mayincolor only if you want a plain gray throw and 10 heat levels.

Mayincolor 50" x 60" Electric Blankets Heated Throw vs Westinghouse Heated Throw Blanket, 50"x60", Christmas Trees

Buy the Westinghouse if you want a festive throw with a wireless controller and multiple auto-off timers; buy the Mayincolor if you want the lowest price and a plain gray throw that fits any room. On November 4, 2026 the Westinghouse is $12.40 at KMS Wholesale and the Mayincolor is $19.99 at Walmart, so the Westinghouse is cheaper right now. Both are 50" x 60" throws with ETL certification and machine washable fabric.

Today the Westinghouse Heated Throw Blanket, 50"x60", Christmas Trees costs $67.59 less at its best price.

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