The 7 Best Heated Slippers of 2026, Tested and Reviewed

It really doesn’t get much warmer and cozier than this pair of heated slippers. During our testing period, we wore them for everything from work-from-home days to evening bonfires and they kept our feet as toasty as can be through it all. Beyond providing luxurious warmth, we also loved how soft the interior lining is, how long the battery lasts (up to 11 hours on the lowest setting!), and how quickly they heat up after turning them on. While some other heated slippers only warm a portion of the foot, we felt these evenly heated the entire foot from top to bottom, toe to heel.

We were equally impressed with how easy the heat functions were to use. After charging the battery packs, we just slid them into the slippers and held down the button on each slipper for a few seconds to turn them on. They take just a few minutes to heat up, and we were able to easily click through different temperature settings using the button. While we wish these were a little more stylish and offered some extra arch support, we found ourselves reaching for them again and again.

The Details: Size 5-12 women’s and 3-10 men’s | Up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit | Up to 11 hours of battery life

I’ve personally preferred slipper booties to regular slippers since I received my first pair during a holiday gift exchange in college. So naturally, for this test, I couldn’t wait to try Lilia’s Heated Slippers—and now they’re my all-time favorites. From their thick, ultra-sturdy outsoles to their fuzzy, well-constructed uppers, these slippers are seriously durable and likely to last through years of frequent wear. And despite their high quality materials, they’re incredibly lightweight. I assumed they’d weigh about as much as my Bearpaw Retro Super Shorty booties, but the slippers are significantly lighter (so I can pack them for winter vacations).

After charging for about two hours, the Lilias were ready to go. They turned on with the click of a button on each slipper and heated up almost instantly. I often toggled between the three heat settings. The hottest setting was my favorite when I was lounging or working at my computer, but I noticed this setting was too hot when walking around. I actually preferred the lowest setting when I was on my feet, though the heat was barely noticeable on this setting when I was sitting down. While I loved that these effectively warmed my entire foot, I didn’t find them to be very breathable and typically wore them with socks to help wick sweat.

The Details: Size 4-12 | 113-149 degrees Fahrenheit | Up to 7 hours of battery life

These are some of the lowest-maintenance heated slippers we tried during our test, simply because they barely needed recharging. We wore these for five days and a total of around 14 hours before we needed to recharge them—and we loved not having to get up to charge the slippers every few hours. The heat was sufficient, even on the lowest setting of 115 degrees. We also liked the soft, fuzzy inner lining as well as the side zipper that made for easy on and off.

We appreciated how quickly these slippers heat up and how easy it is to click through different heat settings using the button on the front of each slipper. The wires from the battery packs were bulky and noticeable, and at one point one even uncomfortably rubbed against our ankle, but we discovered a quick adjustment fixed that issue without compromising the heat functions.

The Details: Size 6-13 women’s and 5-13 men’s | Up to 14 hours of battery life

If you’re searching for a pair of heated slippers you can wear inside and outside like a sturdy pair of shoes, look no further than Volt’s 3V Slip-on Camp Heated Slippers. We wore these while lounging at home, working in the garage, and on walks around the neighborhood without any issues or discomfort. The key is the sneaker-like outsole paired with a non-bulky construction, allowing these heated slippers to seamlessly blend into our everyday lives. These truly look and feel like outdoor shoes thanks to their durable materials—but the comfy and soft interiors quickly reminded us they are, indeed, slippers.

While the heating instructions weren’t initially super clear, they were easy to navigate once we figured it out. Unlike the other battery-operated slippers we tested, these slippers rely on a remote rather than a built-in button to turn on and off and change the temperature. We found the battery pack placement a little awkward since the slippers are more shoe-like and have less bulk, but the heat-up was quick and warmed our entire foot.

The Details: Size 7-12.5 women’s and 7-13 men’s | Up to 7 hours of battery life

If you’d prefer to warm up without the hassle of wires and charging, opt for Marshmallow’s Warmies Slippers. With these lightweight, lavender-scented fuzzy slippers, all you have to do is pop them in your microwave for 60 seconds (or longer if you like them extra-hot) to enjoy up to an hour of soothing warmth. While testing these, we noticed they didn’t stay warm for quite an hour, but this may depend on the microwave used and the time spent heating them.

Over the course of our testing period, we became more and more obsessed with these, simply because they are so soft and plush. With the addition of the easy heating element, these feel like a dream when kicking your feet up at the end of the day. We do recommend the Warmies for lounging specifically, though, as they have soft, pliable soles that don’t offer much support while walking.

The Details: One size

You can’t go wrong with classic slip-on slippers, especially when they offer a boost of heat. We love this pair from Dr. Warm because they worked just as well for us outdoors as they did indoors, and the heat controls couldn’t be easier to use. We were also pleasantly surprised to find they’re very lightweight, even with the battery packs tucked into the built-in Velcro pockets. Speaking of the pockets, we discovered the battery packs don’t fit perfectly inside them unless you turn them on their side, which makes it a little harder to reach the heat controls, but overall is more efficient.

As we tested these slippers, we just found more and more to love about them. The interior is soft and warm, the exterior is durable, and the rubber outsoles offer support and foot protection, even over debris. We were impressed with just how breathable they were despite their thick, fuzzy lining, and they even packed well into luggage. Our biggest gripe is that they took significantly longer to fully charge than others we tested (a whopping 10 hours), but we wonder if that was a fluke with the specific pair we tested.

The Details: Size 5-13 women’s and 4-12 men’s | 95-149 degrees Fahrenheit | Up to 7 hours of battery life

While most heated slippers have two or three heat settings, this pair from Rtdep has four. We wore the slippers every day during our testing period, and no matter the temperature outside, we could always reach our ideal warmth thanks to the multiple heat settings on these slippers. They were so effective, in fact, we didn’t have to turn the heat up as high in our home—the slippers kept us plenty warm. They’re also perfect for the outdoors thanks to their sturdy sneaker-like outsole, so we wore them to the grocery store, laundromat, and more.

We were most impressed by just how hot these slippers can get. They never felt too hot, but they definitely gave us a dreamy boost in warmth every time we wore them. It took a pretty average time to charge (3-4 hours) and the batteries lasted pretty long (up to 8 hours on the lowest setting), but they strangely took the longest to heat up of all the slippers we tested. While most pairs heated up in a matter of minutes, the Rtdeps took 20 to 30 minutes to fully heat.

The Details: Size S-L | Up to 8 hours of battery life