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A single electric blanket warms your bed before you get in, and it is one of the cheapest ways to feel warm at night because it heats the bed rather than the whole room.

Prices checked on Amazon UK, 27 October 2026.

A single electric blanket warms your bed before you get in, and it is one of the cheapest ways to feel warm at night because it heats the bed rather than the whole room. Most single underblankets are smaller than the mattress, typically around 135 x 65cm to 150 x 80cm, and tie on with straps; fully fitted versions cover the whole mattress with an elasticated skirt. The details that matter are the number of heat settings, whether there is a timer or automatic shut-off, and whether you can machine wash it with the controller removed. This guide compares single underblankets from Morphy Richards, Silentnight, Dreamland and others, with every spec taken from the Amazon UK listing. Sharing a bed? See our electric blanket for a double bed guide. We found 8 single electric blankets in stock on Amazon UK with a live buy-box price when we checked on 27 October 2026. Our overall pick is the Morphy Richards EverCosy Electric Under Blanket, Single, 150 x 70cm at £29.99, the budget pick is the Cozytek Single Electric Blanket, 3 Heat Settings, 135 x 65cm at £18.49, and our pick for a fully fitted blanket is the Dreamcatcher Single Electric Blanket, Fully Fitted, 193 x 91cm at £34.99. Prices and stock change often, so check both on Amazon before you buy.

Quick comparison

ProductPriceBest forSize (listing)FitHeat settingsTimer / auto-offMachine washable
Morphy Richards EverCosy Electric Under Blanket, Single, 150 x 70cm£29.99Most settings plus timer150 x 70cmStraps9 (20–57°C)1–9 hour timerYes
Cozytek Single Electric Blanket, 3 Heat Settings, 135 x 65cm£18.49Lowest price135 x 65cm4 tie straps3–Yes
Dreamcatcher Single Electric Blanket, Fully Fitted, 193 x 91cm£34.99Whole-mattress warmth193 x 91cmFully fitted, elasticated skirt3–Yes
Silentnight Comfort Control Electric Blanket, Single, 72 x 135cm£30.00Digital controller with auto shut-off135 x 72cmStraps5Auto shut-off–
Silentnight Teddy Fleece Electric Blanket, Single, 65 x 135cm£34.99Softest fabric (teddy fleece)135 x 65cmEasy-fit straps4–Yes
TOPS Electric Blanket Single with Timer, 150 x 80cm£29.89Cheaper timer option150 x 80cmHoops (strings not included)32 / 4 / 12 hour timerYes, below 30°C
MYLEK Single Electric Blanket, Fully Fitted with Elasticated Skirt£32.99Cold feet–Fully fitted, elasticated skirt3–Yes, 30°C
Dreamland Cosy Dreamer Electric Blanket, Single, 150 x 80cm£59.99Cotton and digital control150 x 80cm–61 / 3 / 9 hour timerYes

Specs from each Amazon UK listing (– = not stated on the listing); prices checked on Amazon UK on 27 October 2026.

Our picks

How we pick

We shortlist products sold on Amazon UK using capacity, features, customer ratings and price band. We do not lab-test every model unless a page says so. The Amazon page is the live price. How we recommend.

Compare at a glance

Product Last Amazon price Buy
Morphy Richards EverCosy Electric Under Blanket
£29.99
Cozytek Single Electric Blanket
£18.49
Dreamcatcher Single Electric Blanket
£34.99
Silentnight Comfort Control Electric Blanket
£30.00
Silentnight Teddy Fleece Electric Blanket
£34.99
TOPS Electric Blanket Single with Timer
£29.89
MYLEK Single Electric Blanket
£32.99
Dreamland Cosy Dreamer Electric Blanket
£59.99

The products

Buying advice

Our top picks

Best overall: Morphy Richards EverCosy Electric Under Blanket, Single, 150 x 70cm (£29.99). A 150 x 70cm underblanket with 9 heat settings from 20 to 57°C, a 1 to 9 hour timer on a detachable controller, BEAB approval and overheat protection. The listing says it is reversible and machine washable.

Best budget: Cozytek Single Electric Blanket, 3 Heat Settings, 135 x 65cm (£18.49). The cheapest blanket here, measuring 135 x 65cm with four tie straps, three heat settings, overheat protection and a 2.3m cable, according to the listing. The title says it is machine washable.

Best fully fitted: Dreamcatcher Single Electric Blanket, Fully Fitted, 193 x 91cm (£34.99). A fully fitted single blanket of 193 x 91cm with an elasticated skirt that covers the whole mattress, three heat settings, overheat protection and a 2.3m cable, according to the listing.

Other single electric blankets worth a look

Silentnight Comfort Control Electric Blanket, Single, 72 x 135cm (£30.00). A microfleece underblanket of 135 x 72cm with 5 heat settings on a digital controller and built-in auto shut-off, according to the listing.

Silentnight Teddy Fleece Electric Blanket, Single, 65 x 135cm (£34.99). A teddy fleece underblanket of 135 x 65cm with four heat settings, easy-fit straps, overheat protection and a 3 year manufacturer's guarantee, according to the listing. It is machine washable.

TOPS Electric Blanket Single with Timer, 150 x 80cm (£29.89). A 150 x 80cm polyester underblanket with three heat settings and a 2, 4 or 12 hour timer. The listing says it ties on with hoops but strings are not included, and it can be washed below 30°C with the controller removed.

MYLEK Single Electric Blanket, Fully Fitted with Elasticated Skirt (£32.99). A fully fitted heated mattress cover with three heat settings, extra warmth at the foot end and a detachable control so you can machine wash it at 30°C, according to the listing.

Dreamland Cosy Dreamer Electric Blanket, Single, 150 x 80cm (£59.99). The premium pick, in Italian cotton, with six temperature settings on a digital controller with LED display, a 1, 3 or 9 hour timer with auto shut-off and a detachable controller for washing, according to the listing.

How much does a single electric blanket cost to run?

Electric blankets use little power compared with a heater. To work out the cost, divide the wattage by 1,000 and multiply by the hours of use and by the unit rate on your electricity bill; a 60W blanket on full for one hour uses 0.06kWh. Several listings, including Silentnight and Morphy Richards, claim running costs from about 1p per hour; those figures are the brands' own and depend on the setting and your tariff.

A timer, like those on the Morphy Richards (£29.99), TOPS (£29.89) and Dreamland (£59.99) blankets, means you can warm the bed and let it switch itself off.

What to look for in a single electric blanket

Size and fit. Underblankets that tie on are smaller than the mattress; fully fitted blankets cover it all. A standard UK single mattress is 90 x 190cm, so compare that with the size in the table.

Timer or auto shut-off. Electrical Safety First advises switching the blanket off before you sleep unless it has an automatic shut-off.

Heat settings. More settings give finer control; the Morphy Richards lists 9 and the Dreamland 6.

Washing. Most listings say the blanket is machine washable once the controller is detached. Check the wash temperature.

Safety marks. Look for overheat protection and approvals such as BEAB on the listing, and register the blanket with the maker.

Never with a hot water bottle. Electrical Safety First warns against using a hot water bottle and an electric blanket together.

How we chose these picks

We only included products that were in stock on Amazon UK with a single live buy-box price in pounds when we checked on 27 October 2026, read with a UK delivery address. We skipped listings showing low stock, no stock line or unclear details, and we avoided repeating products already featured in our other guides. Specs in the comparison table come from each product's Amazon UK listing, and a dash means the listing does not state that detail. Descriptions are based on what each listing says; we have not tested these products ourselves, and we have not used star ratings or review counts.

Prices were checked on Amazon UK on 27 October 2026 and can change at any time. Check the current price, details and delivery date on Amazon before you order.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a single electric blanket?

Single underblankets in this guide range from 135 x 65cm to 150 x 80cm and sit on the mattress under your sheet. Fully fitted single blankets cover the whole mattress; the Dreamcatcher fully fitted blanket measures 193 x 91cm according to its listing.

How much does a single electric blanket cost to run?

Divide the blanket's wattage by 1,000, then multiply by the hours you use it and your unit rate per kWh. A 60W blanket uses 0.06kWh in an hour on full. Silentnight and Morphy Richards claim from about 1p per hour on their listings.

Can a single electric blanket be used on a double bed?

It will fit, but it will only warm the part of the bed it covers, so it suits one sleeper. If two people want heat, a double blanket, ideally with dual controls, is a better choice.

What is the lifespan of an electric blanket?

Electrical Safety First recommends replacing an electric blanket every ten years, and sooner if the fabric is worn, there are scorch marks, wires are visible or the control buzzes or smells.