Which is better for hot sleepers?

The Bearaby. Its open cotton knit breathes, while the Teler's bead fill and cover trap heat despite the cooling claim.

Is the Bearaby worth the extra money?

If you want no beads, quiet use and machine washing, yes. If you just want weight on the bed cheaply, the Teler at $39.99 does that for far less.

The Teler at 20 lb. The Bearaby is 15 lb, closer to the 10%-of-body-weight guideline for people around 150 lb.

The Bearaby is machine washable. The Teler is a 20 lb queen with bead fill, so washing is harder and spot cleaning is safer.

Which fits a queen bed?

The Teler, at 60.2" x 80.2". The Bearaby is a 40" x 72" throw meant for one person.

Which has better ratings?

The Bearaby, 4.8 of 5 from 3,041 ratings versus 4.6 of 5 from 1,902 for the Teler.

Teler Weighted Blanket 20 lb Queen vs Bearaby Cotton Napper Weighted Blanket

Buy the Teler if you want a cheap, standard 20 lb bead blanket in a queen size for about $40. Buy the Bearaby Cotton Napper if you want a breathable, quiet, bead-free knit and will pay roughly six times more for it. As of November 7, 2026, the Teler is $39.99 at Walmart and the Bearaby is $242.00 at Bearaby, with a $199.00 low seen that day.

Today the Teler Weighted Blanket 20 lb Queen costs $202.01 less at its best price.

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