At a Glance
- Amazon’s top-rated Dewbu Heated Jacket drops to $105 with Prime, down from $170.
- Budget pick Antarctica Gear Heated Jacket hits $55-$70, originally $120.
- Heated jackets deliver up to 10 hours of warmth on a single charge.
Why it matters: Sub-zero temperatures are sweeping the country, and these USB-powered coats let skiers, hikers, and dog walkers stay outside longer without bulky layers.
Heated jackets-essentially electric blankets you can wear-are surging in popularity as winter storms grip much of the U.S. News Of Los Angeles spotted eight styles on sale at Amazon right now, including one that a skier called “probably the best jacket I ever had.”
How Heated Jackets Work
Each coat hides thin carbon-fiber wires or infrared panels inside the lining. A rechargeable battery feeds power to three to six heat zones stitched into the chest, back, collar, and sometimes sleeves. Users press a button to cycle through low, medium, and high settings; most garments top out at 140 °F.
Carbon-fiber models heat in under a minute but can shift, creating hot spots. Infrared panels warm more evenly, though they take a few extra seconds. All jackets are insulated to trap the extra warmth, and most shells are wind- and water-resistant.
Best Deals at Amazon Right Now
| Jacket | Sale Price | Original Price | Standout Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dewbu Heated Jacket | $105 w/ Prime | $170 | 10-hour battery, 2,600+ five-star reviews |
| Antarctica Gear | $55-$70 | $120 | Heats in 30 seconds, six independent zones |
| Inokraft | $100 | $210 | Wind-resistant shell |
| Sverlay | $70 | $120 | Six-zone heating |
| Vergoo Graphene | $110 | – | Waterproof for rainy weather |
| Doumern Graphene Parka | $100 | $170 | Oversized pockets |
| Genovega Graphene | $137 | $190 | Heated collar, infrared panels |
| Gobi Heat Victoria | $219 | – | Nine-hour battery, long puffer cut |
What Reviewers Say
shoppers are posting photos from ski lifts, motorcycle rides, and early-morning dog walks. One buyer of the Antarctica Gear jacket wrote, “You don’t even have to wear layers under it, because when you turn it on, it’s all you need.”
Another reviewer of the Genovega model said it “warms up super quickly” and feels like being “hugged in a heater while wearing it.”
The Dewbu coat, Amazon’s current best-seller in hiking jackets, has racked up more than 2,600 five-star ratings. A skier left the standout verdict: “probably the best jacket I ever had.”
Battery Life & Care
Expect 6-10 hours on low, 4-6 hours on medium, and 2-3 hours on high. Batteries tuck into an inside pocket and detach for charging. Most liners are machine-washable; users simply remove the power bank and zip the USB cable inside its pouch before laundering.
Sizing & Fit Tips
Heated jackets fit like standard puffers or parkas. The Dewbu version includes an oversized hood that slips over beanies and ponytails, while the Genovega parka adds a heated collar that seals out drafts. If you plan to layer heavily, reviewers suggest ordering one size up.
Key Takeaways
- Prices start at $55, making today the cheapest entry point of the season.
- All eight coats include at least three heat zones and a rechargeable battery.
- Most ship free with Prime and arrive before the next cold snap.
Grab the discounts while they last-Jonathan P. Miller notes that inventory tends to dip quickly once below-freezing temps hit the Northeast and Midwest.
