where does it plug into the pad?
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It plugs into the pad at the top on both sides. Each side is independently heated. This is a great pad. I have another pad on top of mine because I don't like feeling the heating ribs. It works just fine either way. Hope you enjoy yours as we have enjoyed ours.
209975
It attaches to the keyboard in the black slot at the top of the keyboard. Use the charging plug and wiggle it in and the charger plugs into the side.
2033364
I never used mine so I don't know but I think you plug it into a regular outlet.
1425235
Yes it has a USB port built into the case. It will charge on your computer. It charges slower when plugged in than the actual pad charging station. Just pull it from the case if u plan on charging it with a USB wire.
172611
i have no idea...the plug is rectangular that goes into the pc or laptop...sorry pc dummy here...but it works great
1154800
The plug-in is at the foot of the bed and be sure to follow the instructions regarding the controls (which must go to which side of the bed...depending upon the size of pad you buy). This us THE best winter product I've ever purchased, btw.!!!
631258
This cooling pad comes complete with USB cord and is ready to go. Just so you are aware, This cooling pad is set up for the USB cord to go out the back & plug in the back of your laptop. The cord, which store in the cooling pad when not in use, might not be long enough to run out the back of the pad & reach the side USB port, depending on your laptop, so the cooling pad might sit on the USB cord in order to use the side USB port. It will still work fine either way, but if you have a large laptop it would be best if it had an available USB port in back.
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Well, you can't feel the wires running through the pad, which is obviously good, but you can feel the power cord connection at the foot of the pad, it's relatively small, about 4"x4" and in the center so it's not a big deal, but every now and then our foot will brush over it, and it would be nice if that didn't happen. So it loses a couple points for that, but it works great and overall we're happy with it. Turn it on about an hour before bedtime, and you're in cozy central by the time you turn in.
81351
It plugs into the MiFi Jetpack. The female receptacle for it is located on the bottom of the 4620LE under a rubber plug to the left of the power receptacle and to the left of the power light.
828658
It is a regular plug. The plug you see goes into the wall plug. This is a really nice heating pad. My dog LOVES it!
50097
The problem here is that Amazon did not describe what pad you are talking about. PLease define so I can properly answer your question.
1791452
Yes, it plugs in. I got it for my Dr I work for to have in his office and he loves it! Just make sure to turn it off once it's done to avoid overheating it.
554975
It plugs into the back of the display/console. I had a little trouble locating the input, but it's there! The adapter works great.
1801437
The pad plugs directly into a 12v outlet or cigarette lighter socket. I am a truck driver and have used mine for about 1 year. I don't know what I would do with out it. It is a great product.
1394348
It is a USB plug in but you could probably get an adapter from USB to plug in.
902500
It has a left/right bar below the touch pad. Push on the left or right side and it functions just like two separate buttons. Works fine.
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No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid this device (at least this model with the stupid magnetic dot) at all costs! No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid... » Read More No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid this device (at least this model with the stupid magnetic dot) at all costs! « Show Less