Heated Vest with Power Bank 10000 mAh, Heated Body Warmer
Heated Vest with Power Bank 10000 mAh, Heated Body Warmer, Heated Gilet for Man Woman, 3 Temperature Levels Heated Jackets, Machine Washable Heated Waistcoat for Outdoors, Hiking, Skiing, Motorcycling
Products include
- 1 x Heated Vest
- 1 x battery pack
- 1 x Storage bag
- 1 x Laundry Bag
- 1 x Manual
| Dimensions: | 29.6 x 20.3 x 17.1 cm; 990 Grams |
| Model: | Heated Vests |
| Manufacture: | LIADD |
| Dimensions: | 29.6 x 20.3 x 17.1 cm; 990 Grams |
This heated vest with power bank is awesome! I love there three different temperature settings and the fact that I can charge my phone with it. My husband had it on at the German market when it was cold and it was really nice warm, well he was. It kept him toasty warm and he didn’t have to worry about his phone dying. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a heated vest with power bank.
Battery could last a bit longer. 2hours on medium setting
Great body warmer. Three levels of heat for front and back which can be on separate or together. Easy to operate by pressing the buttons on front. Bought for lower back. Heat is more up the back but radiates down as stylish elasticated bottom which keeps heat in and foil interior which retains heat. Not disappointed shall we say
I had this for a week and it has stopped working. It turns on then switches off . Maybe just a manufacturer fault. Now it’s more expensive than when I purchased first purchased so have to pay more to replace
Works fab exactly as described lovely and warm fit wise I ordered two sizes larger as per recommended by previous customers so fits well and on a plus comes with charger too as some don’t supply that with the vest so A*
Absolutely great! It is getting really hot and warm when wearing it and it’s become my go to vest. It is great that it has a powerbank included and it is smallish in dimensions and not too heavy. I haven’t tried washing it yet but I’ll see how it goes. It doesn’t get dirty that fast. Also it is recommended not to wear it in rainy weather. Size wise it seems good according to the chart I needed a L and it fits best. The vest itself is quite lightweight and feels very comfortable. Has a very nice hoodie. It is somewhat more masculine like looking but I don’t see why women couldn’t wear it.
Definitely worth i
Sat and watched TV with the heating off on a cool night. The weather man says it is mild for November but it felt cold enough to me to try this out.
The included battery pack arrived partially charged but I topped it up anyway before using. The instructions inside said no battery included which confused me but maybe this means you would need to buy a power lead if you wanted to sit with the battery plugged in permanently?? I’m not sure. It’s poor English in a lot of the instructions.
This vest also comes with a mesh bag for washing but the instructions say don’t wash unless unavoidable as it’s an electrical item. There’s a rubber cap attached to put over the USB plug if you do wash it. This plug is in a zipped pocket which holds the battery and I keep the charging lead in there too. Many times it warns against wringing (or twisting as they put it) if washed. Basically I’d just wipe the surface if it got anything on it, I wouldn’t risk washing it (these things are never as warm again if you wash them, regardless of the electrical element). Just make sure the clothes you wear under it are clean and don’t smell!
There’s a substantial canvas bag included, presumably to store the vest in whilst travelling although mine is currently hanging on a hanger with the bag and mesh bag stored inside with the instructions.
Once charged, you plug the battery in to the inside bottom left hand front pocket as stated above. There are two sockets, I think one might be if you want to charge your phone at the same time from the battery pack. I haven’t tried this because I’m using it at home.
Sockets are not marked vest or phone so I just picked one. It didn’t work as the vest light just flickered. I tried the other socket and it was fine, rotating quickly through the three heat settings before settling on red (the hottest). The blue and green settings are not obvious colours for the other less hot settings.
I found the front setting (belly) ineffective on the whole and only my hands were warm if I kept them in the front outer pockets, but the back setting covers a much bigger area, including the neck, so this was lovely. I sat for two or three hours in cosy bliss. Getting up to let the dogs into the garden was no longer something to dread as I took the heat with me. The battery did not drain noticeably and the heat was maintained. I didn’t leave it on high for long as it got too hot very quickly, I guess this would be useful if you were outside and it was freezing cold but it’s not necessary to keep it on this setting indoors once you’ve warmed up. The lower settings give you much longer battery life of course.
I’m overweight so the L jacket only just fits me. I’m a size 18 with most of my excess weight around my middle. It’s a snug fit with a jumper on but you wouldn’t want it too loose or it wouldn’t keep you as warm so the fit is very important.I must just make sure I don’t put on any more weight. Sitting down in it the top bunches a little so I unzipped it a little and tucked it in. The light to show the setting is too bright as well so I had to cover this as I found it distracting whilst watching TV. I was able to fold the unused top area over it so I couldn’t see it. You could of course cover it with a blanket if it was really cold and/or if you wanted to cover your legs too.
These vests could literally save lives for the elderly, sick or infirm now that heating bills are unaffordable for so many.
size a bit large, the power bank can keep warm for around 6 hrs
This is obviously well-made, and consists of a light padded waterproof machine-washable gilet or vest with a detachable hood, which would make a useful additional layer on cold days, but it has the benefit of a number of heating elements at strategic points in the garment to warm you on very cold days. They are powered by a compact battery pack that connects via a USB-A plug and is carried in dedicated inside pocket low down. A rubber pad on the chest controls the switching on of the heat and the heat setting, and the face of the pocket is printed with comprehensive instructions.
I like this jacket. It fits well, and has nice details like the foil-like lining and elasticated waistband, and a ‘dedicated’ 5-volt power bank that has two USB-A sockets, better than the funny concentric ones, plus a micro-USB (slightly outdated now). So far, the Summer, and summery weather has precluded testing in the field for fear of heat-stroke or similar, but I will report on the heating performance when things cool a little.
I was surprised how quickly this heated up!
Very easy to install the power bank and nice comfy padded material. Sturdy zipper and easy to operate button control.
Really happy with cosy warmth and heating performance it was much better than I anticipated.
Power back was partially charged on arrival.
Roomy good and pockets.
Only downside, although the zipper is sturdy, you have to be very careful when closing it as it’s not hard to get some of the material trapped in the zipper.
This vest is ideal for wearing in the cold and damp. The heated elements warm your neck back and pocket areas. With adjustment available you can craft your own micro climate. Water resistance is good and water beads of nicely.
Comes in its own bag which is handy for storage.
Fit was a bit tight on me but fine on my Mrs.
Easy to use, literally a 1 button control for diffrent heat modes.
On hot full mode (front and back) it can get very toasty and warm.
Battery pack has its own pocket and lasted about an hour and a half. Though I tried it on a battery bank of larger size and it still worked and lasted for 6 hours. (so battery can be swapped)
Construction is a nice glossy fabric with mesh innards. And a strong zip.
Walking while it was on is fine. And definitely keeps me warm while it’s cold even on the coolest warmth mode.
Overall I can recomend as it does what it’s supposed to and because of the usb interface can be used with multiple battery banks.
The materials used seem to trap alot of heat in and this is compounded by the fact this jacket has heated coils embedded within.
The heating can be activated using the 2 buttons on the front, each button is a different region; Its good that this was included as when sitting down the ones on the back can press against you, so turning them off or down is a great option while keeping the sides on. Each button has 4 options (Low/Med/High/OFF) to adjust heating and is powered by USBA.
Surprisingly a Power bank @ 10kmAH is included that also has a spare port to charge another device if your wish to; indicators for its power level are in 25% increments and has its own charging cable.
You get decent hood thats removable! + 2 inner and 2 outter pockets, one of the inner pockets has the USBA male cable for the heatings power built in.
Its a very nice body warmer, i think it is worth the price, Its great choice for outdoors, the included powerbank is a great touch, it keeps you warm, and its machine washable.
The only thing i seem to be missing is the rubber seal that goes over the USBA cable while its being washed which is unfortunate.
This heated vest comes in its own storage bag which is made from a waterproof material and opens up with a zip which allows the lid to open fully back. Inside you’ll find the vest, washing machine bag, power bank, and an instruction leaflet.
The vest is lightweight, and the outer layer feels like polyester. The inside of the vest has a thin coating of some silver material and squeezing it between my fingers, I can feel some vey soft, fluffy padding around the areas where the heating elements are. You can feel the heating elements with your fingers, and they feel like bound wires. There is an inside pocket on the front-left side of the jacket which is where you place the power bank. Inside, there is a USB-A connection which plugs into the power bank which also comes with a rubber cap which should be used when washing the vest in a washing machine. The vest has two buttons on the front-left chest which controls the area to be heated and also the power of the heat.
In use, the vest keeps your body snug and warm. I wear a coat on top of it though as I find it keeps the heat in more. There are two areas of heat which is on the back and the bottom of the front on both sides. I find I feel the warmth from the back more as it sits directly on the back as opposed the front but that could mainly be due to the vest not sitting tight on me as it is a little loose. The heating elements do heat up quite quickly so it can provide warmth pretty much straight away when needed. You can control the power of each area by pressing the button again and each press changes the amount of heat the elements give out. Both the back and front heating elements can be used separately so you can have just the back or just the front on or have both set at different temperatures.
The power bank charges up with the included Micro-USB cable and has outlets for two USB-A cables. This allows you to charge another USB-A device while the heating is on for the jacket. The power bank tucks away in the inside pocket and the pocket is zipped to keep the power bank closed in the pocket.
Overall, this is nice jacket. It does keep your body warm, but your arms will be cold as it has no sleeves, so I wear this under something which helps make it feel warmer. The quality seems ok with no bad stitching. It is at the high end of the price range but most of these warm clothing items usually are as you’re paying for a power bank too. I still feel the pricey is slightly too high though, but it does keep you warm, so it does what it says it does
The price tag for this is extremely high but the tech inside this vest jacket is superb. Comes with a handy storage case for keeping it in a car for example, this vest probably won’t win any fashion style awards but it certainly does the job in terms of functionality.
Size was this was a little under the usual UK sizing chat, this XXL in my case was more XL in comparison (Rugby player build) but it certainly kept me warm on cold early and late evening walks. I would say this is definitely suited for someone who likes spending time outdoors, the heating modes are easy to use and quite fast to reach the desired temperature once set. The Power bank is a good size and sits in the zipped up inside pocket on the left, connected by a good quality USB cable to the vest itself.
Style wise, the insides has that silver foil look for keeping and reflecting the heat back inside the vest, which in itself has a puffer jacket style to it as well as the hood which is detachable . Controls are easy to access when worn, removing the fiddling about you might expect and the power bank kept a good charge before needing to be topped up after around 4 days and about 4-6hrs of use.
The price however is a massive turn off, though the functionality deserves a good price, this is quite extreme for the job it does, it does heat up well but so would an extra layer of clothing for example, so the price is the biggest issue with the product for me, you halve that price and you get to the level this becomes a must have for those cold days to come.
This vest is my new best friend! If your like me and hate having to leave your warm bed in the morning to go to work then you need this heated vest! It’s only October but still pretty cold outside when I walk to walk at 6am every morning so putting this on to warm up is a dream.
I find that it heats up quickly and I like how there is 3 different temperature setting which can easily be changed by pressing the buttons on the chest part of the vest. The power pack that is used to power the vest can also be used to charge your mobile phone which is handy. It comes with two USB slots meaning you can heat the vest at the same time as charging your phone.
I am a UK size 14 – 16 and went for the size L as this was the smallest size they did. It is a little large for me but just gives an oversized look which I don’t mind.
I think the price is a little high at 109.99 and think this would be better value for money if the price was bought down.
Quality made vest that feels really soft and plushy and the hood is lightweight and fits well around the head. The jacket feels very comfortable and has barely any weight to it even with the battery pack, it just feels like you are carrying an extra phone with you.
The heating system starts and warms up very quickly and you have the option of changing the settings to suit the temperature you would like. I noticed that the neck warms the most and really keeps you warm and cozy.
The battery life ranges from 8 hours – 17 hours depending on the temperature setting you choose and it has the added benefit of acting like a normal battery pack and you are able to charge your phone at the same time.
The product also comes with a wash bag to keep the jacket protected whilst using the washing machine and I think this is a nice touch.
Overall this vest jacket is a great product, keeps you very warm and would suit someone who’s travelling or working in the outside cold temperatures. I can see myself using this product a lot over the winter especially whilst walking the dog in the early morning, this will be so comforting and cozy. Very pleased with this product and I think it’s a worthwhile investme
This is a really excellent vest/gilet. Even without the added heating/power pack, it’s a great winter garment – well made in nice quality material with thick quilting. The heating system is very straightforward and although it take a while to warm up, it works well and is very efficient. Somehow, it also manage to look pretty stylish.
Living in the Southern Uplands, this is going to come in useful in the approaching winter months.
I think the sizing runs a little on the small side – so I’d recommended going a size up.
Price-wise it may be a little on the rich side, but it is a really nice winter warmer.
The vest is very simple to work out how to use it. The battery pack first needs charging, so you use the included USB-C lead to charge this up until the four LED lights are fully illuminated. Once fully charged, you plug the battery pack into the leads on the vest (located within the inside zip pocket) and then slip the battery pack into the pocket. The twin buttons on the breast control the heating of the vest. A long press switches it on/off and single presses switch it between low/medium/high temperatures.
With the cold winter months approaching I ordered this heated vest for those cold Saturday mornings when I watch my daughter play football out in some wet, muddy pitch somewhere. I’m usually absolutely freezing by 20 minutes into the game. This will be absolutely ideal to wear to keep my warmth up.
The warming sections really do work very well. Set at “High” which is the setting I’ve used the most, the vest really does keep you nice and toastie. The back of the neck area in particular seems to get quite hot (although not unpleasantly so — don’t worry).
Sizing is a bit funky to be honest. I’m an average build for a guy. I ordered the vest in “Large”. Usually I order stuff in either “Medium” or “Large”. However, I note there is no option for anything below “Large” with this particular product (at the time of writing anyway).
In “Large” it really is a tad too big for me. As such, I’m conscious I’m not receiving the full benefit of the thermal warmth it provides, as the front pads aren’t always fully pressed up against my belly. However, to sort this, I’ve taken to wearing a large hoodie or waterproof coat over the top of the vest. This then brings it in fully against my body and provides that added warmth and/or protection against the elements.
The overall quality of the vest is pretty good. I can’t see any loose stitching or poor workmanship on the item. The fabric used (polyester) feels relatively strong to the touch, and the internal foil parts again feel tough and durable.
All in all, other than the slightly-too-large-sizing, I’m very happy with the heated vest. The ability to use the internal battery as a powerbank for your phone etc is also an added bonus. Recommended (if you’re of a slightly larger build).
Really cosy
Comfy without the heat on too
Decent length of heat.
Looks stylish too
Having made the decision to go camping in late September, it seemed sensible to pick up something warm to take with me! And this seemed to fit the bill nicely…
It’s a loose but comfortable fit, with some very light filling which seems very good at trapping heat – and there’s also a reflective coating on the inner lining, which I’m guessing is meant to further increase heat retention without also trapping sweat. The only minor caveat about the vest’s insulation is that it is relatively bulky: this vest is perhaps best used when moving around, rather than when sitting at a desk or similar.
The key thing about this vest though, is that it’s got some heating coils in it, which can be powered from any standard USB powerbank. And credit goes to Liadd for not only supplying a 10000mah powerbank, but supplying one which has two USB ports, so you can both warm yourself and charge your phone at the same time…
Then too, they’ve also included a rubber cap for the usb cable, to make the vest safe for washing!
Activating the heating coils is done by pressing the buttons on the vest lapel; you can activate the front and/or rear coils, and these can be independently set to one of three temperature settings.
In truth, I struggled a bit to notice when the front coils were on, even at the highest setting, but I think this was due to a combination of the jacket already being pretty warm, and the front coils being relatively small. Conversely, you can definitely tell when the rear coils are active; they’re pleasantly hot!
Overall, I’m definitely impressed with this vest, and I’m looking forward to making good use of it over the winter…
Inside this case we have washing net for vest, vest and small box with micro usb cable and 10.000mAh power bank which works as heat supply for the vest. We also can use this power bank in emergency situation to charge torch or phone (but remember to have your own charging wire if its different to micro usb-usb provided with this power bank).
Vest looks nice, puffy but cosy. Power bank goes in one pocket from inside the vest and before use we can fully charge it. Power bank needs to be connected to the vest wire and switched on first before we touch any buttons on the vest. On left side of the vest are 2 buttons to heat up Back or Belly (vest operates both sides separately). Each of the buttons has 3 heat settings-hot, medium and low with colours-red, green and blue. Vest gives pleasant heat and surely will be used this winter. Sizing is good for me, L, fits me nicely.
Vest has 2 zipper pockets, the zips are waterproof which is great.
Hood has straps to pull and tide up when needed. Main zip is long on the whole length of the vest. Padding is reasonably thick.
We should take special care when using and storing this vest as it involves electricity which can cause harm. Instead of washing, I suggest wiping it by antibacterial wipes when possible. If we damage wires inside, vest can be unsafe to use for heating purposes.
Price is high, I don’t think I would consider paying over 100 for a heated vest…
This vest is ideal for colder days. It has a power bank that is dedicated to smart heating wear. It is machine washable and has a wash bag to keep this sage whilst washing.
The instructions are easy to follow and clear.
The vest is slightly bigger than expected but that’s great as it allows space for a hoody.
Would recommend if you work outdoors or just hate the cold!
Perfect size fit.
For someone who working outside or inside the cold buildings or places it’s just a salvation!
Getting hot super fast, like a heaven.
Nice and hot around the neck.
Warms up chest and back, absolutely amazing product. God bless the creator.
There is 3 programs : red -hot, blue -cold and green -warm.
Two wide front pockets.
Two wide inside pockets.
Elastic on the bottom, which does not allow the vest to rise up.
The hood of the heated vest also comes off if needed.
This is going to be brilliant for dog walks this winter.
The power bank had some charge when it arrived but I fully charged it before using the jacket. The instructions were clear and the jacket soon warmed up, I started on the hottest setting and was surprised and pleased at how warm it did get.
The fit of the jacket is a little smaller than I expected which is a shame when everything else is so impressive.
The jacket is very well made, no loose stitching and seams are neat and tidy. All the zips work easily and smoothly.
It can be washed in a machine and a wash bag is included.
Overall this is a very nice jacket that works exactly as it should, I do feel that at 109.99 though it is a bit overpriced
The surface fabric of the vest is similar to that of a down jacket. It is windproof but not very waterproof. After all, it is a vest that is heated through USB and mobile power connections. I would still recommend avoiding water.
It can be used as an everyday vest with great workmanship and quality. Its design is also very modern, with zipper pockets on both sides, and the overall design has no redundant patterns, which is relatively low-key and simple in style. The weight of the vest is light, but warm.
When the product arrives, it and the battery are placed in a black bag. The vest is powered by a mobile power supply, and then press the button on the chest of the vest to turn on/off the switch of back and belly.
They have three gear options. It is recommended to turn on the red power first to quickly heat your vest, and then select low-grade or warm. When you choose the red gear, you can feel the vest heating after about 2 minutes. Its heating method is slow, so even if you choose the red gear to heat it quickly, it will not make you feel hot. high temperature.
The main area it heats is the stomach and back below the chest, and the neck should also have a heating area, but it just doesn’t feel very noticeable.
The back of the vest is lined with silver that reduces heat loss. So it also provides a good source of heat when you keep it low after heating. Wear it under a coat in cold weather and it will keep you warm, especially for people who often feel sore backs.
I don’t really recommend washing it, of course it’s just a personal suggestion. The size is also relatively fit, if it is worn inside the jacket, then choose the normal size.
Now this isn’t some magical device it won’t be able to do magic but it can warm you up faster and keep you warm by using electricity but most of the heat wouldn’t stay unless there is some good insulation which this product has. This is a good vest as if you would be getting a vest anyway now you have one that will make sure you stay even warmer than you normally would have. The vest itself is one of the nicer vests that I have had and the fact it can warm you up is great I remember quite a few years where even the slightest bit of extra heat kept me warm and with this, you don’t have to work about being cold as long as you have it on unless you are in really cold weather where you can always just put on another layer and the heating feature of this will help make you warmer. My only problem is the sizing of this is way off the XXL that I got feels like a medium and as the Inner tag comes in Japanese I’m guessing this is a Japanese XL, not a UK xl. Lovely vest otherize. The vest feels to be of some pretty high-quality stuff and for 109.99 it’s a bit expensive but I think it’s not bad.