Which is better for a bed?

The Striped Flannel blanket. At 62x84 inches it covers a full or queen bed; the Sunbeam is a 50x70 throw sized for a couch or chair.

Is the Sunbeam worth the savings?

Yes if you want a throw. It is $49.97 at Walmart versus $76.99 at Bedsure as of November 7, 2026, and it has a quick-control cord. You give up 2 heat levels and about a foot of width.

Which has more heat settings?

The Striped Flannel blanket has 6 levels; the Sunbeam has 4. Both have a 4-hour auto-off.

The Sunbeam's bubble faux fur is the plusher surface. The Striped Flannel is flannel on one side and sherpa on the other, softer in a flatter, less textured way.

Can both go in the washing machine?

Yes, both are machine washable. Detach the cord and controller first, and wash the faux fur on a gentle cycle to protect the texture.

Hard to say from specs. The Striped Flannel has ETL and FCC certification and buyers report it holds warmth after a year; the Sunbeam has ETL and OEKO-TEX and 216 ratings at 4.7 out of 5.

Bedsure Striped Flannel Heated Blanket vs Sunbeam Heated Bubble Faux Fur Throw

Buy the Sunbeam if you want a couch throw: it costs $49.97 at Walmart as of November 7, 2026, versus $76.99 at Bedsure for the striped flannel blanket, and it is a smaller, lighter throw with a quick-control cord. Buy the striped flannel blanket if you want a full/queen-size bed layer at 62x84 inches with 6 heat levels and a 290GSM flannel top. The Sunbeam is the better value for one person on a sofa; the Bedsure is the better pick for covering a bed.

Today the Sunbeam Heated Bubble Faux Fur Throw costs $27.02 less at its best price.

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