Multifunctional Power Supply: The heated jacket for women features a USB + DC dual interface, among which the DC interface heats up faster. The USB-C port can be utilized to charge smartphones and other mobile devices. Note: If it exceeds 7.4V/2A/15W, the power-off protection will be automatically activated.
Package Contents: The package includes 1 x heated jacket, 1 x battery pack, and 1 x user manual. The Sharehappy women's heated jacket enables you to have a warm winter, enjoy outdoor sports like ice fishing, ice hockey, camping, skiing, motorcycle riding, hunting, outdoor work, etc.,
Long Lasting Warmth: The heated jacket for women is equipped with a 7.4V/16,000mAh bαttery, capable of heating the elements to an impressive 149°F within seconds, the heating time up to 8-12H. Womens heated jacket has 3 heating levels, the temperature will reach 149°F on high, 140°F on medium, 122°F on low.
17 Heating Zones: A wide range of warmth. This heated jacket has 17 carbon fiber heating zones spread across the left and right chest, belly, shoulders, whole back, and neck. Women's heated jacket does a great job of warming up your whole core while keeping you comfy!
Fashion Slim: This womens heated jacket features a tailored design that accentuates the waist, providing ample space for movement while elegantly highlighting an S-shaped silhouette. Heated jacket strikes the perfect balance between comfort and style, avoiding excessive bulkiness or looseness. Whether for casual outings or athletic activities, this jacket is a chic and practical choice that keeps you warm without compromising on fashion.
Designed to resist wind and provide warmth: Made with high-quality water-resistant soft shell materials, the heated jacket offers excellent breathability, scratch resistance, and wind protection. The lining of the jacket is 50% thicker to ensure warmth without relying on heating, eliminating any discomfort or irritation caused by heating element wires. Enjoy cozy warmth without feeling the wires with the windproof and warm design.
