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Which heated chair fits how you sit?

Three products, one decision: are you bringing a chair, converting one, or sitting on aluminium? Every figure below comes off the product spec sheet.

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Most heat zonesChaheati MAXX Add-On Heated Chair Cover - Front

MAXX Add-On Chair Cover

$129.99$79.95
  • You supplyYour own camp chair
  • How it heats6 woven heat elements
  • Battery11.1V lithium-ion, USB out
  • Max temp130°F+
  • RuntimeUp to 7 hrs
  • Weight1.6 lbs
  • Best forAnyone who already owns a chair they like
Chaheati 7V Battery Heated Camping Chair - Heated

7V Heated Camping Chair

$199.99$159.99
  • You supplyNothing — it's the chair
  • How it heats2 zones, back & seat panels
  • Battery7.4V 5000mAh, side pocket
  • Max temp125°F
  • Runtime2.5 hrs high · 8 hrs low
  • WeightFolds to carry bag, 2 cup holders
  • Best forCamping, tailgating, fishing — a seat you bring
HottestChaheati 7V Heated Folding Bleacher Seat - Heated

7V Heated Bleacher Seat

$169.99
  • You supplyA bench or bleacher
  • How it heats2 extra-large carbon fibre panels
  • Battery5000mAh USB power bank
  • Max temp150°F
  • Runtime2 hrs high · 6 hrs low
  • Weight6 recline positions
  • Best forStadiums, bleachers, anywhere the seat is already there
What's actually inside

A panel, a battery, and a button.

Every Chaheati product runs the same system. Learn it once and it works across the whole line.

  • Sealed heating panels

    Woven or carbon-fibre elements laid flat against the fabric, encapsulated in a thermal seal that keeps moisture out and survives folding.

  • Three settings, colour-coded

    Red is high, white is medium, blue is low. The number of lit LEDs tells you remaining battery — four is full, one is 25%.

  • Ghost Mode

    A switch beside the button kills the LEDs while the heat stays where you set it. Built for hunting blinds and anywhere you'd rather not glow.

  • Batteries you can replace

    Lithium-polymer packs, third-party safety tested, sold separately so a dead battery never means a dead chair.