It’s time to snuggle up with your Wi-Fi!
As with most things nowadays, our everyday appliances can be connected to our Wi-Fi… but those are usually things like refrigerators or your cats’ litter box (yes, it’s a thing).
Now it’s time to upgrade the linens section of your home with this tech-savvy soft throw!
Move aside, weighted blankets…
The Eddie Bauer Smart Electric Throw is perfect for those looking for extra coziness during the winter months (or year-round). It’s Wi-Wi- connected, which means you can control the heat settings from your phone.
For peak levels of comfort, it has a soft, reversible 100% polyester micro plush exterior that snugly fits around its wearer. The interior itself features white Sherpa lining.
Practical and comfortable
Even though it seems high-tech and not something you’d want to throw into the laundry pile, it actually has a machine-washable construction. Users can even tumble dry on the lowest setting to clean and use for years to come.
It comes in six designs that can perfectly complement any home décor.
The Wi-Fi-connected design of the blanket means users can easily make changes to it via their smartphone on the app or even through voice assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Home for hands-free operation.
A comfort level for everyone…
The Eddie Bauer Smart Electric Throw has no manual controller, so it’s all controlled through Wi-Fi (no more searching the couch for those elusive remotes). To control, just press the on/off power button on a smartphone until the light turns blue to control the heat settings.
While snuggled up, users can choose between different heat levels, and wrap themselves up in a large 50″x 60″ blanket that’s perfect as an extra layer for wherever you relax.
To keep warm this winter without ever leaving your bed/couch, it can be purchased on Amazon starting at around $75.
Do you think the trend for having all houseware products connected to Wi-Fi will last? Or do you think it’s too much to keep track of?
Let us know what you think in the comments box below!
Audrey Biloon says
Great website!!
A Cobbs says
On your comment box you have 3 for the idea and only one type against. It should be even 2 for 2 and angry is not necessarily the response. More like “against” the ide and the second one maybe should be “would like another alternative than this one”. Something to that effect, but “angry” doesn’t fit.
GiddyUp says
This is a great suggestion, thank you! We’re working on something new and exciting for our website (can’t reveal the details yet!) so perhaps we will update these options as well 🙂