Comfytemp Heating Pad for Neck and Shoulders and Back, Father's Day Gifts, FSA HSA Eligible 2.6lb Weighted Electric Heat Pad for Pain Relief, 9 Heat Settings, Birthday Gifts for Women Men Mom Dad

This is the BEST heating pad. It's soft and weighted. It's extremely comfortable, soft, flexible and high quality. The cord length is pretty long. The button on the top is perfect to keep it on your neck, but you can open it for your back or stomach. The highest level gets so hot it should almost be illegal. The timer allows it to stay on for upto 9 hours for the entire night. Highly recommend!

The heating works great and I’ve have it over a year. The cord is long enough for me wherever I am in my home. It’s easy to use and I even use it for period cramps sometimes on my stomach and it’s soothing. I appreciate the cut off time because many times I fall asleep while using it in the night.

Works well, but only has 3 heat settings, not 9 as listed in the product description. Also, the controller doesn't have a digital readout, only leds indicating Low, Medium, or High setting, and another one indicating a 2-hour Auto-off. So, it isn't what is advertised, but it works well.

I love this heating PadIt is worth every cent.The fact that I can set it from 30 Minutes to 5 Hours is just greatSuper cozy at the neck part, all the way to the upper back.I would always purchase this again.

Ordered for granddaughter. She loves that it wraps around neck with snap closure and also has multiple heat and time settings.

Love this product - delivers promised relief. Have given several as gifts because who can’t use some tension relief in the shoulders? Like by all recipients.

Works well fits perfect around your neck, that's the feeling helps keep the heat moisture in

EDIT: Bumped up from 2 stars to 3 because of the quality of customer support. They reached out after only a couple days after my review. Not only did they offer me a refund, but they directly referenced an issue I'd mentioned and said they would "communicate with the product department to inspect" and resolve the issues. Given how many companies would typically provide an uncustomized scripted response with no intention of improvement communicated, this one stands out in that regard and is something I'd want to support as a consumer in the future.First, things I wish I'd seen more clearly from reviews about its design:- the heat does not reach the neck. While there may be some coils on the back of the neck portion, they in no way heat enough to matter, nor would that heat radiate to other parts of the neck. I personally need heat at the back of the neck and on the trap/scalene portion and could only achieve this by draping the product over on its side. You'd be better off with a heated blanket- a feature I thought would be a big plus was the weightedness for heat distribution. I don't see how it helped at all. There was no significant weight to keep the heat against the skin, so I ended up always repurposing my rice socks to anchor it to my shoulders. This got hella tedious and frustrating, as getting them to balance or falling off with any adjustment just adds to the tension pain I'm trying to aleve.- the back portion is not long enough. I'd hope to get my neck and down my scapula in one go and could not. Again, better off with a reliable heated blanketFor the actual heating quality, I can see why the ambivalent reviews are so conflicting:Regarding those complaining about it burning or getting too hot: The unit itself does not at all get to a burning heat on its own. However, while I cannot confirm that this is what the reviewers did, I absolutely could see this product become fire-catching hot if it is in any way folded onto itself. On levels as low as 4, if parts of the product overlapped, it would get very hot. I used this to my advantage for the not-hot-enough issue.For those who say it doesn't get hot enough, i absolutely see why. I've tried to use this product thoroughly but it repeatedly has the same issue: it randomly stops heating, it's maddening! The timer can be set to maximum, and no matter the heat level, it randomly stops conducting heat. No change in position, no bend in the coils, nothing unplugged, nothing turned off. I thought maybe my skin was just getting acclimated to the heat, but nope, feeling it with any other area confirmed that it was not warm. What's interesting is that it resumes the heat when you turn it up, until it stops again. So every time I use it is been: start at 5, wait for it to cool off, bump to 6, wait, etc until 9, then after that I turn the product off and on again and start from 5 once more. I haven't bothered to time it to see if it's consistent, but it's estimate it as frequently happening after like ten minutes. As you could imagine, this is pretty tedious for what's supposed to help tension. Troubleshooting guide is unhelpful because while, yeah, turn it off and on again works, that shouldn't be the main feature and function and shouldn't be required for every setting.When it did work and I got it to stay in the right places, I was the exact heat I needed. But if you have to use the product with more effort than it's designed to, and you have to readjust a million times to get it to work for you, it's no longer the convenient product you meant to purchase.So I will likely be returning this. If I have to fight to keep it in place against my neck and traps, I may as well just get a blanket version of the same concept that will reliably heat and not require adjustment to get all the right spots at once.