JC GensMen’s Heated Jacket, Electric Heated Jacket with 3 Adjustable Heating Levels 2 Heating Zones, Lightweight Flexible Warming Jacket for Winter Outdoor Skiing Camping Hiking

Warms up nicely but a few issues one is the button it needs to be wiggled a little to get it to work and also kills a battery pack very fast when on max. But still nice and warm the other thing is it’s a little thin not puffy as described but that’s what you get when paying only 39.99 instead of over a hundred pounds . So choose wisely.

Does exactly what it says it does, very lightweight so surprised at how warm it is even without the battery

So plastic

Good choice very warm

The media could not be loaded. I recently ordered the Men's Heated Jacket for my father-in-law. Despite the Size XL label, it fits more like a size Large, which he was okay with, but it's worth noting for those who prefer a roomier fit.It has 3 Adjustable Heating Levels and 2 Heating zones. In terms of quality, the jacket is decent. It provides ample warmth, thanks to the heating elements, but the material is surprisingly lightweight and thin. While this makes it comfortable to wear, it may not be as durable as expected.One unexpected aspect was that the jacket doesn't come with a power bank or any power supply source. This was a bit inconvenient as we had to order a separate USB power Bank to make it functional. It would have been helpful if this information was highlighted before the purchase, as it turned out to be a significant drawback.In summary, the Men's Heated Jacket is effective in keeping you warm, but the sizing runs a bit smaller than usual, and the absence of a power source out of the box was a let-down. If you don't mind these aspects, it's a decent choice for staying toasty in colder weather

Solid effort. About to take it skiing. Will report back

The media could not be loaded. A jacket powered by a USB power bank is ideal for the Hubbie, who walks dogs for a living in all weather. He had a jacket similar, but this was now getting on the shabby side. This looked like an ideal time to replace the jacket we already owned. Sadly, this is not a patch on our version.The item picture shows a smart padded jacket, this item actually has very little padding. It was delivered shrink-wrapped to the size of a large envelope. After 3 days it has expanded a little but is still a horribly creased and thin mess with little, if any, padding anywhere. It does, however, have an elasticated hood and cuffs. I suggest the foil to the inner back is required to retain body heat, as in order to retain any level of heat inside, it would require a lot more padding or electrical wiring.He is normally a large, but the only choice to order was an extra-large which was fine as it would allow for clothing underneath. When he tried it on, he had to remove his fleece and then the body just about zipped up. It turns out, that the page defines XL as a 25-inch chest, leading to more confusion.I discovered that the jacket doesn’t come with a power pack to plug into the USB socket in one of the pockets. Luckily, we had one to try the heating. Turning the power on is a case of pressing a button on the chest of the jacket. There are then three temperature modes. It does warm up quite quickly but the temperature quickly cools down again. The whole thing smacks of being a very cheap imitation of a good idea. Even using the foil to line all surfaces would have improved this item.Overall, it is not very well made, is poorly insulated and there is a problem with sizing. I would recommend a more time-served version of a heated jacket to friends or family.

This jacket is very thin, the inside is just what appears to be foil covering the various wires and heating elements. There is no inner jacket nor other lining.The sizing is way off and a medium adult is very smallMine did not heat up.The lesson here is buy cheap buy twice