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Men's Heated Quilted Vest vs Venustas Men's Heated Vest

Both vests run the same 4800mAh, 7.4V battery and give roughly 3 hours on high, so the choice comes down to build and fit. The Ororo vest is lighter (410g in size L), has a water-resistant shell and bluesign-certified FELLEX insulation, and rates 4.8/5 from 362 ratings. The Venustas is a plain 100% nylon vest with a silver Mylar lining and no listed water resistance or rating. Buy the Ororo unless the Venustas is clearly cheaper at checkout.

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Men's Heated Quilted Vest

Men's Heated Quilted Vest

4.8· 362 ratings

Choose the Ororo Quilted Vest if you want the lighter, water-resistant vest with a stand-up heated collar and a strong track record of buyer ratings.

Pros
  • Light at 410g in size L, thin enough to wear under a jacket
  • Water-resistant shell with bluesign-certified insulation
  • Heated collar is a zone the Venustas specs don't list
  • 4.8/5 from 362 ratings
  • Machine washable
Cons
  • Charges with a proprietary cable, not USB-C
  • No heated lower-back zone beyond the mid-back element
  • Higher price than the Venustas at most stores

What separates them

Men's Heated Quilted VestVenustas Men's Heated Vest
Weight (size L)14.4 oz / 410 gNot listed
ShellWater-resistant quilted shell with bluesign-certified FELLEX insulation100% nylon, no water resistance listed
Heated zonesFour zones: left and right pockets, collar, mid-backNot specified in the listed specs
Runtime on highAbout 3 hrs (10 hrs on low)2.5–3 hrs (9–9.5 hrs on low)
Battery4800mAh, 7.4V, 35.4Wh, LG cells, 6.53 oz4800mAh, 7.4V, 35.42Wh, 6.56 oz
Charging4 hrs with any 15W (5V/3A) charger4 hrs via USB-C 5V/3A
LiningNot specified95% polyester with 5% silver Mylar thermal fabric

Price history

  • Men's Heated Quilted Vest: lowest $169.99 on Oct 29.
  • Venustas Men's Heated Vest: lowest $119.99 on Oct 29.

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Men's Heated Quilted Vest

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Specs compared

SpecMen's Heated Quilted VestVenustas Men's Heated Vest
Battery capacity4800mAh/7.4V/35.4Wh4800mAh@7.4V(35.42Wh)
Battery weight6.53 oz (185 g)6.56oz/186g
Heating elementsFour carbon fiber heating elements—
Heating zonesleft & right pocket, collar, mid-back—
Heat settingsThree adjustable heating settings (high, medium…—
Max runtimeUp to 10 working hours—
Battery output7.4V—
Charge timeFully charged in 4 hours with any 15W (5V/3A) c…—
Battery cellsLG battery cells—
Vest weight

What reviewers say

Men's Heated Quilted Vest

Owners rate it 4.8 out of 5 across 362 ratings and describe it as well built, warm and not bulky. The collar heater and quick warm-up come up often, and the battery is seen as lasting well for the heat it delivers.

Pros
  • Well constructed and not bulky
  • Battery lasts a long time for the amount of heat it gives
  • Heats quickly with well-placed zones
  • Warm enough over short sleeves in winter; the neck heater is a favorite
Cons
  • High setting runs the battery down in about 3 hours
  • Charger not included
  • No heat in the sleeves

Questions and answers

Which vest lasts longer on a charge?
They are close. Both list about 3 hours on high and 9 to 10 hours on low from the same 4800mAh battery. Real runtime depends on temperature and how often you switch zones on.
Is the Ororo worth the extra money?
If the price gap is small, yes. You get a water-resistant shell, certified insulation, a heated collar and a 4.8/5 rating from 362 buyers. The Venustas matches it on battery and heat output only.
Can I wear either vest under a jacket?
The Ororo is the easier one to layer. It weighs 410g in size L and is described as 50% thinner than Ororo's Classic Heated Vest. The Venustas weight is not listed, so try it on over a sweater first.
Do both charge the same way?
No. The Venustas charges over USB-C at 5V/3A. The Ororo needs its own charging cable and any 15W (5V/3A) charger, and takes about 4 hours either way.
Which is better for wet or snowy weather?
The Ororo. Its shell is water-resistant. The Venustas is 100% nylon with no water resistance listed, so wear a shell over it in rain or snow.
Are the heated zones the same?
The Ororo lists four zones: both pockets, the collar and the mid-back. Venustas does not publish its zone layout in the specs, so check the product page before buying if a heated collar matters to you.
Venustas
Venustas Men's Heated Vest

Venustas Men's Heated Vest

Choose the Venustas Vest if you want the lowest price on a 4800mAh heated vest and don't need a water-resistant shell or a heated collar.

Pros
  • Same 4800mAh battery capacity and runtime as the Ororo
  • USB-C charging at 5V/3A
  • Silver Mylar lining reflects body heat
  • Usually the cheaper of the two
Cons
  • No water resistance listed on a 100% nylon shell
  • Heated zones and vest weight not specified
  • No buyer rating to check against
Buyer ratings
4.8/5 from 362 ratings
No rating listed
14.4oz/410g (size L)
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Heating settings—3 adjustable heating settings (high, medium, lo…
Runtime high—2.5-3 hrs on high
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SpecMen's Heated Quilted VestVenustas Men's Heated Vest
Runtime medium—5-6 hrs on medium
Runtime low—9-9.5 hrs on low setting
Battery size—3.15×2.6×1.02in
Charging time—4HRs
Battery input—Type-C 5V/3A
Shell material—100% Nylon
Lining material—95% Polyester+5% Silver Mylar Thermal Fabric