Dreamland Pure Comfort Bamboo Electric Blanket: my verdict
Performance: 13/15
Quality and durability: 15/15
Ease of use: 13/15
Value for money: 12/15
Fit: 7/10
Heat settings: 10/10
Heat distribution: 8/10
Design: 8/10
Total: 86/100
If your other half seems to have a completely different microclimate to you, this electric blanket is a total godsend. Made from smooth, temperature-regulating bamboo fabric, the Dreamland Pure Comfort Bamboo Electric Blanket has dual controls so one side of the bed can be toasty warm while the other remains pleasantly Arctic.
The blanket fits to your mattress with elastic corner straps, which aren't the most secure option (the longer, under-the-mattress strap you'll find on the Silentnight Comfort Control holds a blanket much more firmly in place), as they can ping off if you shift around at night.
With six heat settings and 1-, 3- and 9-hour timers, it's easy to use either to pre-heat your bed or keep it at a steady temperature all night. What's more, there are controllers on both sides of the blanket, so you can set your side up just how you like it.
I loved that the smooth bamboo fabric didn't feel sweaty or itchy under the sheet. This also meant that when the electric blanket was switched off, it didn't interfere with the cooling properties of my Emma Thermosync mattress and cooling bedding.
Heat is distributed evenly throughout the blanket, although the heated wires don't quite reach right to the edges - so if you're tall, you might need to tuck your duvet in to feel the benefit on your feet.
At £130 for a double, rising to £150 for a super king size, this is one of the more expensive electric blankets on the market right now. However, its range of functions is reflected in the price - and if you and your partner don't agree on optimal bed temperature, it's worth spending that bit more to keep everyone happy and comfortable.
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