Rollable Graphene Heated Seat Pad with Hand-Warmer Mode, USB-A or USB-C Configurable, Custom Size Color Logo for Office and Retail

This listing describes SKU XF-SP001, a two-form product, and the factory artwork says so in its own words: One pad, two ways to use. Laid flat, it is a graphene heated seat pad for chairs at desks; rolled and snap-fastened, it becomes a tunnel your hands slide into to warm them. The artwork also prints the fact most competing listings bury: the pad requires an external power source, which is not included in the product. Both statements shape what a complete order looks like, and both are carried through this page exactly as printed.

A Pad That Answers to the Chair and the Hands

The usage sequence is printed as three steps — sit on the flat pad, roll it from one edge, insert hands into the opening. The conversion is held by a row of snap fasteners along the edges: the artwork's details page calls it Snap-close roll, and the fabric page calls the same hardware Snap-fastened edges. No clips, straps or separate accessories are involved, which keeps the retail story short and the demo easy.

The comparison page in the artwork puts the product next to a standard seat pad in plain terms: the standard version offers passive cushioning, stays flat and needs no power; this one offers powered heating across the seating surface, rolls into a hand warmer, and requires an external power source. We quote the comparison rather than inflate it — the trade-off is real, printed by the factory itself, and honest retail copy should carry it intact.

Three Named Settings, Zero Invented Numbers

Control is a single button on the pad face, cycling three heat settings the artwork names plainly: LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH. That is the complete thermal specification the artwork provides. No degree figures are printed for any setting, no warm-up time, no per-level descriptions — and this page does not invent them. What each setting corresponds to, and how warmth feels through the plush surface, is confirmed per order against the approved sample.

Buyers copying rival listings should note why we hold this line: an unaudited temperature claim travels straight into your retail copy and becomes a complaint when the sample disagrees. A spec that says "three settings, figures confirmed against sample" cannot contradict itself later.

The Honest Power Section

The artwork states the power arrangement twice — External power required in the comparison table, and Connect a compatible external power source in the usage steps. The repetition is deliberate, and so is ours: the pad contains no battery and ships without a power source.

What the artwork does fix is the connector. The cable terminates in a USB-A plug as standard, with USB-C optional by order, and the hero banner lists the choice as USB-A / USB-C configurable. What it does not print is a single electrical figure — no voltage, no wattage, no current draw. Those figures define which source is "compatible," and they are confirmed per order rather than imported from another product in the same catalogue. If your packaging needs to state a compatible source, the statement comes from the confirmed sample, not from this page.

Built to Roll: Quilting and Snaps

A pad that converts between flat and rolled lives a harder life than one that stays flat, and the artwork's construction details address exactly that. The surface is a plush quilted fabric with channels running across it; the quilting gives the flat pad structure and lets the rolled form keep its shape without bunching. The snap fasteners along the edges hold the roll closed in the hand-warmer mode and sit flush in the flat mode. The single-button controller is mounted on the pad face, reachable in both configurations.

The orange hexagon glow that appears on several artwork pages carries its own label: Heating illustration / Visual heating illustration. It is a drawing of where the heating layer extends — full seating surface when flat, wrapping the inside of the cylinder when rolled — not a thermal image and not a measured temperature map. We keep the label because it is the honest version of the claim.

The Five-Axis Order Form

The artwork's OEM page runs under Custom design / OEM / ODM with the instruction Configure the details for your order, and lists five configurable axes: COLOR, SIZE, LOGO, PACKAGING, CONNECTOR.

Colour options are shown as CREAM, CHARCOAL, BROWN and PINK — with one naming inconsistency between artwork pages: the grey shade is labelled CHARCOAL on the customization page and CHARCOAL GRAY on the OEM page. The shade names on the final approved artwork govern.

Size is printed as CUSTOM WIDTH and CUSTOM LENGTH arrows with no numbers; dimensions are set per order against the buyer's chair format or packaging.

The connector axis is the USB-A / USB-C choice described above, with USB-C optional by order printed in the artwork itself.

What Is Not Printed on the Artwork

The following items appear nowhere on the twelve artwork pages, so they are marked as confirmations rather than filled with borrowed numbers:

• Voltage, wattage and current draw — not printed; the compatible external source is defined per order
• Temperature figures per setting — not printed; element and surface temperatures are confirmed against the approved sample
• Width and length — arrows only, no numbers; dimensions confirmed per order
• Cleaning method — no care instructions printed anywhere; the care statement follows the confirmed sample
• Certification detail — not printed; status confirmed per order
• Power source inclusion — explicitly excluded by the artwork's own "external power required" wording

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Ground Rules for a Powered Pad

The artwork's safety-relevant statements are carried as printed, plus the handling rules that follow from a powered textile:

• The pad requires an external power source; it contains no battery and ships without one
• Connect only a source confirmed as compatible for the ordered configuration
• Disconnect power before cleaning; the cleaning method follows the confirmed sample
• Do not use the pad while folded if the ordered configuration specifies flat use only; the rolled form is the hand-warmer mode described in the artwork
• Keep the controller and cable away from liquids on the desk surface
• Not for use by persons unable to sense heat or move away from the pad without assistance
• This is a personal comfort product, not a medical or therapy device, and not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease

Trade Questions, Answered Plainly

Is a power bank included? No. The artwork prints External power required and Connect a compatible external power source; the source is specified during the order.

Which connector do we get? USB-A as standard; USB-C optional by order, as printed on the control and OEM pages.

What temperature is each setting? The artwork names the settings and prints no figures. Numbers come from the confirmed sample, not from this listing.

Can we order our own size? Yes — custom width and length, figures set per order.

Does it work in a car or on a golf cart? This pad is designed around the desk and the hands; the artwork makes no vehicle claim. The same factory builds dedicated vehicle models with their own artwork and categories.

If the artwork, gap list and sample process above match how you want your supplier to work, contact us with your market, target dimensions and connector choice, and we will confirm the open figures against the approved sample.