Latest reviews

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 6 days ago

Says the BedJet works great, usually starting at 30 percent and adjusting through the night with its remote

SleepRecs · Linda · 10 days ago

Bought this for the night sweats and we're both sleeping better. The nozzle is tucked under the sheet on my side only so he stays warm under his blanket. Keep in mind it doesn't make cold air, it blows room air, so on a really warm night you still want the AC on. Around 30 to 40% fan is just a soft whoosh. At full blast it sounds like a box fan, my husband wasn't having that. Ours was on the hardwood and buzzed until I set a bath mat under it. Power cord is short too, needed an extension. Pricey, no regrets

Reddit · r/chilipad · 14 days ago

They own the 2.0 and top up the water every weekend, noting the reservoir is about half full after a week.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 14 days ago

His Pod 3 stopped adding water to the loop and support first quoted $700 for a new pod

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 16 days ago

After a year of use he resents paywalled features and cancelled the subscription.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 18 days ago

A week in they've seen no significant sleep improvement and are underwhelmed for the price and subscription

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 19 days ago

Two weeks into using a Pod 6, their Oura ring sleep scores moved from an average in the high 70s to the high 80s.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 20 days ago

Their new Pod 6 needed numerous resets and a thermal test before temperature changes were noticeable, and it later had inconsistent nights, with support offering little explanation.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 24 days ago

Nearly two weeks into their first Eight Sleep, the Pod 6, they report better sleep quality; the cover made the bed a bit firmer but they adjusted quickly.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 24 days ago

Dry mode ended drenched sheets; airflow and slightly warm air remove humidity.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 25 days ago

They had to learn which temperatures to set and woke from the cold at first, then found the quick adjust taps and automatic suggestions helped over time.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 29 days ago

After two nights they liked how cold it gets, the quiet and feeling more rested, but disliked the rubber or plastic smell, the weight, and the app.

Reddit · r/chilipad · 29 days ago

Their Dock Pro, set to its lowest temperature, uses a full water refill in one to three days with no visible leaks and does not feel cool enough.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 37 days ago

Returned the Pod 5 because it made their mattress feel too firm

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 37 days ago

Kept the Pod 5 order after struggling to sleep in a new house and couldn't be happier

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 38 days ago

With a Pod 3 cover it leaked twice more, the tubes were noticeable and the hub was loud

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 41 days ago

After about a month with a Pod 5, the temperature feels mild in both directions; even the coldest setting is barely noticeable, and they were considering returning it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 42 days ago

Early on with the Pod 6 they have no complaints, use it mostly for warming, and find the sleep tracking and comfortable cover helpful.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 42 days ago

Reports the same hub leak on their Pod 5 and says customer service stopped answering email.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 45 days ago

Finds their Chilipad 2 premium otherwise, but the inner hydrolayer moves around too much.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 45 days ago

They have used a Pod 3 since February, and report hip and back pain and a cover dented where their hips sit, and are thinking of going back to Chilipad.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 45 days ago

They found the setup generally comfortable but call the Pod 3 cover their least favorite of the versions they used.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 46 days ago

Uses a Pod 4 that runs from -1 at bedtime to +1 in the morning; finds it slightly more comfortable than a normal bed but not game-changing.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 49 days ago

Bought a Pod 5 about six weeks ago and has used it for around 28 days; says they like it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 49 days ago

Happy with their Pod 5 and plans to keep it rather than upgrade.

Reddit · r/sleepme · 49 days ago

Stopped pumping water a few days ago with only a faint hum, even after replacing the valve, display board, control board, and power supply over the past six months.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 50 days ago

Has used the same Pod 4 cover for over a year with zero leaks, after going through at least 8 covers on the Pod 2 and 3.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 51 days ago

Received a Pod 5 last week and has liked it so far, but is considering swapping to the Pod 6 within the return window.

Reddit · r/sleepme · 51 days ago

Died completely overnight right around the 2.5-year mark just outside warranty, refusing to power on across different outlets and cords while support asked unhelpful questions.

Reddit · r/sleepme · 51 days ago

Still loved after several years of ownership, though worry about the day it dies like others have.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 54 days ago

As a hot sleeper who trains hard, they have had only two night-sweat episodes since switching to the Pod 5, and they and their spouse sleep more consistently.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 54 days ago

They returned the Pod 5 because of ongoing software problems and are waiting for the Pod 6.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 54 days ago

Their Pod 3 broke and they slept badly for about two weeks without it, with the bed feeling like a furnace, and a Pod 5 is on its way.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 58 days ago

Replacement Pod 4 cover on an older hub: some features missing but the cover is more comfortable than the Pod 2's.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 59 days ago

Used Pod 3 still works but the tubing can be felt, unlike his earlier Pod 2.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 60 days ago

Upgraded Pod 3 to Pod 5, mostly worth it, but no air filter so he taped one on each side.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 65 days ago

The Pod 4 cools the bed very well and doubles as a heated blanket, but the sleep tracking is a gimmick

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 72 days ago

Just started using their Pod 5 and likes it a lot so far, while undecided whether it is worth the price.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 81 days ago

The Pod 3 cover failed and dumped a large amount of water just under four years after purchase

Reddit · r/Mattress · 83 days ago

Her BedJet could cool her off but didn't adapt, so on a memory foam pillow top she still woke up hot, and she moved to an Eight Sleep

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 84 days ago

On the fourth night with a Pod 5 they woke up cold three times and had to warm it manually, and they planned to return it.

Reddit · r/sleep · 87 days ago

They chose a BedJet over a mattress cooler, would buy it again, and report four years of use without any issues.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 90 days ago

Their king Pod 5 cover only cooled or heated one half out of the box, but both partners loved how it performed on that half, one at the cold end and one on warm.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 91 days ago

Owns both Pod 3 and 5 and finds the Pod 5 cover a lot smoother, taking it to a different level.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 91 days ago

Has had a Pod 3 for years and now finds it hard to sleep in hotel rooms.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 91 days ago

Pod 3 worked great for two years, then had non-stop issues, and they disliked paying for the subscription.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 91 days ago

Took a long time to get a Pod 5 and is now very happy with it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 92 days ago

Likes their Pod 5 and blanket and does not regret the purchase after nine months.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 93 days ago

Uses a Pod 3 without the newer extras; the app and offline mode work and it gets cold or warm as wanted.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 93 days ago

Calls the Pod 5 one of their three best purchases and also has the pillow cooling cover.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 94 days ago

Had the same hub leak on a Pod 5 bought in December; the case is with support.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 98 days ago

Used it for a year and likes it, but noticed no dramatic improvement in sleep and found customer service very poor.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 99 days ago

Loves it; on a medium-soft hybrid mattress it made the bed barely firmer, with no leaks so far.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 99 days ago

Loves how it subtly changes temperature, compared with a prior Chilipad whose single temperature caused cold mornings.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 99 days ago

A month in, says it changed their life as a hot sleeper.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 99 days ago

Switched from a Chilipad to the Pod 5 and finds it worth every penny so far.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 101 days ago

Upgraded from a Pod 2 to a Pod 4 for about 2000 CAD and skipped the Pod 5.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 101 days ago

Says it did not change mattress softness much and the cooling has been tremendous.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 103 days ago

After a month with the Pod 5, they found the hardware quiet and comfortable but Autopilot disrupted their sleep. They returned it over the mandatory subscription and app limits.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 107 days ago

Months into owning a Pod 5, the hub leaked from its base after a tank refill; support promised a replacement.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 107 days ago

Pod 4 got rid of after six months: the automatic temperature adjustments never matched irregular sleep times, so they adjusted by hand.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 108 days ago

Upgraded from a Pod 2 and the Pod 4 has been working great, with little difference in feel

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 114 days ago

About six years in it is going strong, though not being able to control the temperature without the app is annoying

Reddit · r/sleep · 115 days ago

Has the Dock Pro and calls it the best thing ever.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 118 days ago

Their first system, likely a Pod 3, lasted a little over a year before one side stopped cooling

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 121 days ago

After trying an Eight Sleep he went back to his BedJet, which changes temperature far faster, instantly warm or cool

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 121 days ago

A couple of years in the BedJet is much better than a ceiling fan, gets the sheets chilly and is worth the money on sale

Reddit · r/chilipad · 122 days ago

Upgraded from the Cube to the Ooler in 2021, finding the Ooler much more efficient than the Cube.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 126 days ago

Their Pod 4 cools and holds cold much better than a Pod 5 that is not cooling properly, and they say it improves their sleep quality.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 131 days ago

Says the BedJet helps a lot with regulating his temperature, though his stomach can still get hot

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 132 days ago

The BedJet worked well but could not cool the part of his body on the mattress, so he moved to an Eight Sleep

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 138 days ago

Their Pod 3 developed tracking loss and later failed to cool; after support tickets they were upgraded to a new Pod 4 and rate the support five stars.

Reddit · r/sleep · 139 days ago

Cube bought two years ago failed within six months and the replacement failed four months later.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 141 days ago

Four days into their Pod 5 the app keeps looping back to setup, locking them out, and customer service was unreachable.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 142 days ago

Fully converted after 2.5 months with their Pod 5, but during a heat wave it would not cool past about -2 to -4 even when set to -10.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 142 days ago

In a London heat wave with a very warm bedroom, their Pod 5 still reached -9 with no problems.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 142 days ago

Autopilot makes the bed hotter when hot and colder when cold; support is unhelpful.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 149 days ago

Having owned their Pod 4 a long time, they found it reliable apart from occasional internet or power outages, and would buy it again.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 150 days ago

A few months into using the Pod 5, they find it fine, mainly use the sleep tracking, and feel it is more positive than negative overall.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 150 days ago

His Pod 4 started to smell mouldy and leak and the replacement process dragged on for weeks

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 151 days ago

A year into nightly use of their Pod 4, they report no leaks or major failures and cooling as good as at the start, and would buy it again.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 159 days ago

Likes their Pod 5 mainly for the controls on the mattress, which avoid using the phone in the middle of the night.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 159 days ago

After the first night with their Pod 5 they woke to the vibration alarm in a warm, cozy bed instead of a phone alarm.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 159 days ago

Three years in and still loves it, but upgraded to a Pod 5 after their Pod 3 leaked.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 163 days ago

Describes the original Dock Pro as extremely noisy and needing refills almost weekly.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 163 days ago

They have had the Dock Pro for years since release, with some issues but no major problems, though their units are getting old.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 167 days ago

Had issues with their Pod 3 but tech support was great and eventually delivered a fair settlement.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 167 days ago

Their Pod 3 has never worked properly and the only offered fix is buying a new one.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 168 days ago

Owns a Pod 3 and only plans to add a Pod 5 later for the blanket and base, saying upgrading otherwise is not worth it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 168 days ago

Stopped working after three years of ownership, and Eight Sleep said it was out of warranty; the Autopilot Plus plan with extended warranty had been moved, apparently without notice, to a basic plan with none.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 168 days ago

Pod 5 hub leaked from its LED area and damaged their floor, followed by a drawn-out replacement and connection problems.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 169 days ago

Happy with their Pod 4 for about two years, then found a leak near the tap controls that wet the sheet and mattress, though it was caught early.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 182 days ago

Installed a new queen Pod 5 for cooler sleep but it barely felt cold even at the coldest setting after priming, and they could not find the cause.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 182 days ago

Says the Pod 4's sleep tracking data has been garbage since day one in summer 2024

Reddit · r/sleep · 183 days ago

After two years with the Dock Pro they would not buy it again, citing inconsistent temperature program adherence, finicky equipment and uneven customer service.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 193 days ago

Renting a Pod 5 king, they and their partner have used it for under two weeks, really love it and report no issues so far.

Reddit · r/sleep · 200 days ago

Dock Pro leaked repeatedly and damaged the hardwood floor.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 205 days ago

Their new Pod 5 disconnects from WiFi with UniFi gear even on a 2.4GHz only network.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 206 days ago

Pod 5 worked great at first, then constantly disconnected in late February; a replacement was sent and it seems to work ok.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 207 days ago

Uses a Pod 5 hub on 5GHz WiFi with UniFi gear and reports no connection problems.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 207 days ago

Runs a Pod 5 on an isolated IoT network with 2.4GHz and has had no issues.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 207 days ago

Their Pod 5 hub has been faulty from day one with repeated WiFi disconnects, and two weeks of support back and forth brought no resolution.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 210 days ago

With its sheet the BedJet keeps sweat at bay but won't really cool you down much; it is great for warming

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 210 days ago

Upgraded from a Pod 2 and found the Pod 5 a huge upgrade, with tubes not felt and more even cooling.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 211 days ago

Owned a Dock Pro for years; it changed temperature quickly and helped them sleep, but the pad never felt good and eventually leaked.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 211 days ago

Got one in January, is happy and would buy again as a hot sleeper, but doubts the sleep tracking accuracy compared to their Oura ring.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 211 days ago

Has owned it since December and says sleep is much better.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 212 days ago

Bought their Pod 5 last year with the extended warranty and has had no complaints so far.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 212 days ago

First-time buyer since mid last year who likes it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 212 days ago

Had delivery issues but since then the product has been great and very helpful for them as a warm sleeper.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 212 days ago

Considers it worth it if affordable, but the alarm vibration and sounds stopped working while the temperature still changes.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 212 days ago

Got a Pod 5 a couple of months ago and calls it life changing, worth the cost for them.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 214 days ago

One pump broke after about three years; a second-hand replacement bought on eBay worked a week before Eight Sleep remotely deactivated it and offered a Pod 4 hub for $1,349, despite three years of subscription fees.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 215 days ago

About a year after a friend gifted a used Pod 3, it leaked everywhere, and Eight Sleep wanted $1,500 for a Pod 4 cover because they were not the original purchaser, despite taking their subscription money.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 217 days ago

Six weeks into the full Pod 5 setup, the app keeps losing the blanket and the base and support has been unhelpful

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 217 days ago

Never had WiFi issues but returned it after a month as not worth the subscription and price

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 223 days ago

Upgraded from a Pod 3 to a Pod 5 and found it much more comfortable, feeling like a mattress topper with the tubing barely noticeable when lying on it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 223 days ago

Their Pod 4 cover never leaked, unlike their earlier Pod 3, but the hub eventually failed.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 223 days ago

After going through several Hub 4 failures they got a Hub 5 replacement, which has worked since though it makes gurgling noises and is noisy in summer.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 237 days ago

A hot sleeper since menopause says her bed jet helps tremendously

Reddit · r/sleep · 239 days ago

The BedJet with the Cloud Sheet stopped her hot-flash night sweats very well

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 246 days ago

Half a year into owning a Pod 5, it has never asked them to add water.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 246 days ago

A year in with their Pod 5 it has not asked for water yet, though they check monthly and top off anyway.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 246 days ago

Two weeks into owning a Pod 5, it appears not to have used any water from the reservoir.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 246 days ago

Their Pod 5 asked for a water refill less than a month in, and they usually run it at -8 to -10 while asleep, unsure whether that uses more water.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 248 days ago

Returned the BedJet because his foam mattress stayed too hot and the airflow dried out his skin and nose

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 250 days ago

The replacement Pod 5 cover on a Pod 3 hub initially cooled only one side, then worked on both sides after more priming.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 250 days ago

Their Pod 3 stopped cooling on one side and the sleep tracking quit working, long after warranty.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 251 days ago

Their two-year-old Pod 3 cover stopped tracking sleep and adjusting; support confirmed a bad sensor and sent a free replacement within warranty.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 251 days ago

Their Pod 3 leaked, then after paying for a Pod 5 cover only one side of the Pod 3 hub worked and they paid to replace that too.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 256 days ago

Owns a Pod 5 for under a year and noticed the settings go colder on their own when the room gets hot, which they found very helpful.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 258 days ago

His Pod 4 can't keep up with cooling his side of the bed under two years in, and support's thermal test said everything passed

Reddit · r/sleep · 262 days ago

Swapped the fans in their unit for quieter ones but still gets the noise, suspecting the pump.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 271 days ago

Five-year Eight Sleep owner with three replacements: now a leak in the Pod 4 cover after only about 1.5 years.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 274 days ago

Loves sleeping cool on the Pod 5; the sensors quit after several months but support diagnosed it remotely and sent a replacement cover in minutes.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 275 days ago

A long-time owner now on the Pod 4 who put one in his guest room so visitors can try it

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 280 days ago

Had high hopes for the BedJet but found it isn't great for the full-body cooling she needs

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 281 days ago

Two years with the Pod 4; heating and cooling make it stand out.

Reddit · r/sleep · 296 days ago

Magical for a couple; they miss it when traveling, though airflow could be stronger.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 298 days ago

His Pod 3 passed three years without issue though he finds Eight Sleep unfriendly overall

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 298 days ago

Pod 3 started leaking outside warranty; replacement Pod 4 cover quoted at $1600 then $800.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 308 days ago

Two-year-old Pod 3 pump is failing and whining loudly each cycle; Eight Sleep only offered a discounted Pod 4.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 316 days ago

Tested the Pod 5 for 30 days; temperature control and setup were good, but it flattened their mattress and the sleep tracking was far off, so they returned it.

Reddit · r/sleepme · 317 days ago

Too strong and too cold even set in the mid-to-high 70s, unlike the original Ooler with adjustable strengths that never needed to go past silent and also seemed quieter.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 321 days ago

Received a Pod 5 as a discounted replacement after problems with an older unit and finds it much more comfortable to sleep on.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 323 days ago

Replaced an original Pod 1 with a Pod 4 through an out of warranty deal and considers the switch worth it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 326 days ago

After upgrading from a Pod 2 to a Pod 5, they rarely change the temperature but use the side double tap daily to silence a vibrating alarm without reaching for the phone.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 337 days ago

Their Pod 5 arrived with large scratches and, after priming and adding water, barely got warm or cold; support later sent a replacement unit.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 339 days ago

No issues but no real sleep improvement, and the subscription is annoying.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 340 days ago

Four months in the software is buggy and sleep has not been transformed.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 340 days ago

Cover leaked at 15 months but warranty replacement was quick.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 341 days ago

Six months of the Pod 5 with zero issues.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 341 days ago

New Pod 5 has not worked since it arrived.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 341 days ago

Pod 5 Ultra for two weeks has produced the best sleeps despite snoring and hot flashes.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 341 days ago

2.5 years with the Pod 4 and no issues.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 341 days ago

Pod 4 is a serious upgrade over the Pod 3 and her husband cannot sleep without it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 341 days ago

Pod 3 almost two years with zero issues.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Pod 5 leaked and flooded the bed within three months.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Six months with zero issues and game-changing sleep.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Six months of the Pod 5 with no issues and transformative sleep.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Pod 5 improved how he feels and his HRV and resting heart rate.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Upgrading from a Pod 2 to the Pod 5 was a big improvement.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Still loves the Pod 5 despite some bad support.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 342 days ago

Pod 4 was excellent but the power unit failed in eight months; replaced within a week.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 354 days ago

Pod 3 works great when it works, but when it fails you wake up in a puddle.

Reddit · r/sleep · 357 days ago

Upgraded from the Ooler to the Dock Pro and woke up cold at first despite being a hot sleeper, taking that as a sign the purchase was a good one.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 357 days ago

His Pod 3 stopped working after a year and support replaced it free with a Pod 4 in about a week

Reddit · r/sleep · 358 days ago

Returned his BedJet because it gives a decent heating effect but does not cool the air at all for a hot sleeper

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 361 days ago

Still using a Pod 3 and could not be happier; they feel getting onto the bed at all is the biggest gain and later upgrades add little.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 364 days ago

His Pod 4 turns off every four hours and after about 30 emails support called it an iOS bug while he is on Android

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 365 days ago

Owns a Pod 5 Ultra with blanket and pillows and says the all-around heating and cooling means they never get too hot or cold.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 365 days ago

Moved from Pod 4 to Pod 5 with no significant issues, a few restarts after WiFi drops, and good tech support.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 365 days ago

After a Pod 3 hub and cover failed, received a Pod 5 system and loves it as much as the 3.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 365 days ago

The last few nights his Pod 4 appears to stop cooling during the night even though the app says it is on

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 365 days ago

Pod 3 cooling problem turned out to be the temperature control module; Eight Sleep replaced it quickly.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 367 days ago

Pod 3 leaked in the night and soaked a $3,000 mattress; Eight Sleep support then stalled for weeks.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 369 days ago

Their Pod 3 adjusts as they warm up during the night; a leak was resolved by quick replacement.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 369 days ago

Pod 3 two years old with no leaks and still loved.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 373 days ago

Terrible sleep after a back injury until the Pod 5, then the best sleep of their life

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 373 days ago

Fantastic on both hot and cold days and ends waking up too cold or too hot

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 373 days ago

Nothing negative since release; skipped the subscription as too expensive but isn't mad about it

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 373 days ago

Calls the Pod 3 life changing and says the complaints on the sub come from a small group who dislike it

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 378 days ago

Currently uses the Pod 4 and has had great experiences with it, though a later pillow cover order went badly.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 379 days ago

Switched from a Sleep Number bed to a Pod 5 on a Tempur-Pedic and reports better sleep, with little change in mattress feel.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 382 days ago

After a Pod 3 leak, the Pod 4 pad cools more restrictively but seems more durable and is softer

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 383 days ago

Went with a 5 Ultra and the premium subscription and kept it after the trial.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 386 days ago

Upgraded from a Pod 2 to the 5 and sees improved sleep metrics on their Oura ring, finding it worth it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 392 days ago

Their Pod 3 leaked after about 2.5 years, soaking the bed at 2am, though the mattress stayed dry thanks to a waterproof liner. They replaced it with a Pod 4.

Reddit · r/sleep · 392 days ago

First Dock Pro would not turn on; the replacement died after 13 months and would not pump into the pad.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 394 days ago

Replaced a leaking Pod 3 cover with a Pod 5 cover on a Pod 3 hub; it cools to the set temperature but cannot hold it once they lie on it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 394 days ago

Had a temperature problem with their Pod 4; support ran diagnostics for a day and that fixed it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 394 days ago

Had the same weak-cooling problem after getting a replacement Pod 4 cover.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 397 days ago

Bought the Dock Pro in 2023; the cooling concept works but it leaked from day one and needed refilling every couple of weeks.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 398 days ago

Still using a two-year-old Pod 3 and it has been just fine.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 398 days ago

Pod 3 stopped switching phases and shut off; support sent a brand-new Pod 4 without fuss.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 402 days ago

Bought the Pod 4 on launch day: great hardware as a bed cooler and heater, but finds the AI software features useless

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 402 days ago

Uses the Pod 3 all year and estimates it adds 20 percent to their sleep quality

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 402 days ago

After two leaking older covers took a discounted Pod 4 and has been going strong since

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 403 days ago

Owns a Pod 3 whose only problem was the cover leaking; was offered only a full Pod 4 purchase as a fix.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 418 days ago

Right after setting up a Pod 5 Core they could not feel the cooling and could not tell it apart from their regular AC.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 418 days ago

Pod 3 with Autopilot had a huge leak after the two-year mark; replacement quoted $800 for the cover or $1,600 for cover and hub.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 419 days ago

Found their Pod 3 had poor wifi reception, and the experience improved a lot after adding an access point closer to the base.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 420 days ago

Their Pod 3 leaked after two years and the leak had ruined the mattress underneath, which they only discovered when swapping in the replacement unit.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 420 days ago

Setup of a Pod 5 Ultra with the base went badly: the speaker and base stopped showing in the app and they spent a night with the bed stuck raised.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 424 days ago

Pod 3 loved at first but leaked at two years; a Pod 4 cover would not get cold until a Pod 4 hub arrived.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 425 days ago

Pod 3 sprang a leak after about three years despite the extended-warranty plan; too expensive for something that breaks in 2-3 years.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 432 days ago

The Pod 4 has been great so far with no complaints

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 440 days ago

Two Bedjets cool and heat a couple really well.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 441 days ago

Has a Bed Jet and finds it not all that great.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 445 days ago

In their Pod 5 trial on a queen bed, they say the whole bed stays cold and it works amazingly well, though the price makes them consider returning it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 450 days ago

Long-time Eight Sleep user (Pod 1, Pod 2, now Pod 4) who finds its sleep scores reflect their habits and stress and can predict the score within a few points.

Reddit · r/sleep · 452 days ago

They run two Dock Pro units on two cal king beds with no issues, after over ten years of using Chili products.

Reddit · r/sleep · 452 days ago

Pod 4 after switching from Sleepme: zero issues, very comfortable, barely needs water refills.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 457 days ago

His Pod 4 gets him absolutely frozen at only -5 even in a ~76F room

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 461 days ago

Their Pod 3 cover leaked about 2.5 years in, just past warranty, ruining a mattress, and customer service was slow.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 463 days ago

Owner of a Pod 5 who reports no problems and says it runs reliably.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 463 days ago

A few days into using the Pod 5, they only had a small initial speaker detection hiccup and otherwise found it solid.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 463 days ago

Received their Pod 5 several weeks ago and is loving it, highly recommends.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 463 days ago

Four months in, everything is great except 10+ nights where sleep was not tracked, and support has not resolved it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 463 days ago

After two weeks with their Pod 5 they kept waking once or twice a night despite tweaking temperature settings, and planned to return it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 463 days ago

Loves their Pod 5; it overshot in the first nights and they woke warm, but after a few days the benefit outweighed that.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 464 days ago

Likes the concept of the Pod 5 but finds the software poor: a brief WiFi blip turns the pod off and it has to be reconnected manually in the night.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 465 days ago

Their Pod 3 replacement grid does not have tubing at the pillow area, unlike their earlier Pod 2 grid.

Reddit · r/sleep · 467 days ago

Three years in, their unit still cools but makes irregular loud growling noises that cleaning did not fix.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 470 days ago

Nothing but a great experience with the Pod 4.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 471 days ago

Pod 3 leaked and replacement was priced at $1,500.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 472 days ago

Pod 5 hub kept clicking and needed replacing, then support went silent for weeks.

Reddit · r/sleep · 478 days ago

Used their Chilipad Cube for about 3.5 years, then stopped using it because of a persistent odd noise.

Reddit · r/sleep · 478 days ago

Their Cube makes the same noise, and their search suggests the pump is the likely cause.

Reddit · r/sleep · 479 days ago

Gifted Dock Pro leaked in the mattress pad after a year; support would not replace the pad.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 485 days ago

Loves the hardware and is a big fan of his Pod 4 but dislikes the software and customer support

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 486 days ago

Their Pod 3 setup worked well for about a year and a half, then leaked and destroyed the mattress; later cooling problems and poor support followed.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 486 days ago

Former Pod 1-2 owner who recently bought a Pod 5 Ultra setup and reports zero issues.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 489 days ago

Received the Pod 5 Ultra 4-5 weeks after ordering with no issues and loves the combination with the base and blanket.

Reddit · r/sleep · 492 days ago

Testing the Dock Pro: no subscription, cools the bed very well, nice app scheduling and control.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 494 days ago

Has used a Pod 3 for over four years with distilled water and hydrogen peroxide, reports no leaks, though one pump had to be replaced last year.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 495 days ago

Runs a Pod 3 with distilled water and extra peroxide because they noticed bacteria problems earlier than expected.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 495 days ago

Got a Pod 4 about three months ago, uses distilled water and the extended warranty, and hopes it lasts a long time.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 504 days ago

Setup of a Pod 5 Ultra hit a snag when a base cable was unplugged and pairing failed for 45 minutes, though they found the guided install and overall build quality top notch.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 509 days ago

Moved up from a Pod 3 and found the Pod 5 cover much softer after the first night, with the colder setting needing a few days to dial in.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 510 days ago

Pod 3 stopped working but support replaced it with zero hassle.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 511 days ago

After a month on the Pod 4, they found it far more comfortable and quieter than a Dock Pro they had used before, with no frequent refills, though they dislike the annual subscription.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 511 days ago

Bought a used Pod 3 cover and hub for about $500 and says it works like a charm, with the adaptive features nice during the trial.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 512 days ago

Never got comfortable on their Pod 3 and added a thicker pad over it, which defeated the purpose.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 520 days ago

Developed the power board issue, while an Ooler owned alongside it had bad hoses.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 522 days ago

Finds the Pod 3 cover soft and nicely covering the mattress, though they miss a thick mattress pad.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 524 days ago

Owns a Pod 3 and is a big fan, saying it has worked well with only small complaints.

Reddit · r/sleep · 533 days ago

They bought the Dock Pro in 2023 and liked it until it began leaking, and say the company did not answer their support email for a month.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 536 days ago

Nearly two years into using their Pod 3 with no leaks; after a one-time flush and switching to distilled water they have had no buildup.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 538 days ago

Has not noticed the Pod 3 cover over the last 18 months, even compared with hotel beds.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 539 days ago

Very happy with their Pod 3, barely feels the cover, and would reorder right away if it stopped working.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 539 days ago

A Pod 3 owner of almost two years who loved it enough to upgrade to the Pod 5

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 540 days ago

A year on a Pod 4 in hot Australia: insanely expensive but no regrets and the cooling is brilliant.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 541 days ago

Bought a Pod 3 in August 2022, had a leak in October 2023 that was replaced quickly, and no issues since.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 541 days ago

Nearly three years with a Pod 3, used every night with their wife, and not a single issue so far.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 543 days ago

Pod 4 since January with no problems.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 544 days ago

Pod 4 customer service has been great.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 544 days ago

Two years with the Pod 3 and he struggles to sleep without it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 548 days ago

Four months on a Pod 4 ended his night sweats and blanket pulling; calls it a miracle.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 548 days ago

Pod 4 Ultra base not overly thrilling; worth it only for the integrated snoring support.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 551 days ago

After a Pod 3 leak they bought a Pod 4 cover and hub; it is more pillowy and doesn't stiffen the mattress

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 553 days ago

Multiple failures on his Pod 3: the cover was replaced for a leak that ruined his mattress, and sleep tracking then failed after an update

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 559 days ago

Their Pod 3 stopped working after about two and a half years and was out of warranty, so they refused to spend more with the company.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 578 days ago

With a Pod 4 cover on a Pod 3 hub it feels less cool to the touch but still cools once you lie on it

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 578 days ago

Moving from the Pod 3 to the Pod 4 he finds it cools much faster and quieter

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 583 days ago

The Pod 3 cooled much faster than the Pod 4 but leaked after a year

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 584 days ago

Gets cold at the coldest setting, though it won't operate without internet

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 602 days ago

Bed Jet was a waste of money in the desert and went back.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 605 days ago

Repaired a leaking Pod 3 and moved to the Pod 4, saying about $2 to $3 a night for restorative sleep is a deal

Reddit · r/Mattress · 611 days ago

Uses a Pod 4 on a Tempur mattress and runs it warm in winter and cold in summer, finding it works brilliantly in both and is the most comfortable setup they have had.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 611 days ago

Thrilled with what the product does, slightly disappointed in one out-of-warranty leak, and happier with the Pod 4 cover

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 612 days ago

His replacement Pod 3 Cover leaked again within two years and support denied warranty coverage

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 614 days ago

Having owned the Pod 3 and Pod 4, finds the Pod 4 more comfortable with less piping felt

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 620 days ago

Says his Pod 3's sleep tracking is very accurate even with a dog on the bed during the day

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 621 days ago

Six months in the Pod 4's cooling and heating works, but he is frustrated that sleep tracking stays unreliable despite months with support

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 621 days ago

A month in the Pod 4 is a game changer, even accepting the subscription model and possible leaks

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 626 days ago

The replacement Pod 4 Cover makes a loud noise after four primings and does not feel hot or cold

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 627 days ago

Their Pod 3 stopped cooling on one side and the whole system was replaced under warranty; no such issue so far on the Pod 4.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 627 days ago

Their Pod 4 stopped cooling on one side; during a max-cool prime the bed temperature actually rose, and they expect a warranty replacement.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 627 days ago

Has had the Pod 4 since spring and calls it flawless

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 629 days ago

A long-time owner finds the Pod 4 more comfortable and slightly quicker to cool

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 629 days ago

Moved from a Pod 2 in Phoenix and three months in the Pod 4 seems quieter and runs cooler

Reddit · r/sleep · 633 days ago

Their roughly 3 year old Cube started making a noise that has become more frequent and louder; cleaning helps only briefly.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 634 days ago

Both his Pod 2 and Pod 3 failed within about a year each, which Eight Sleep blamed on his adjustable mattress

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 660 days ago

A month in he calls the Pod 4 a complete game changer for his sleep

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 660 days ago

After three months his Pod 4 got stuck at -10; the fix worked but troubleshooting took weeks

Reddit · r/Mattress · 661 days ago

Tried the Dock Pro and returned it because the tubes could be felt against their back, though it cooled the mattress effectively.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 662 days ago

Three seasons into the Pod 4 in the Midwest and he would pay anything for it over the summer

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 664 days ago

Control tower failed under a year ago at a $500 replacement cost, and now the cover has failed too, leaving the unit unusable.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 683 days ago

After a month the Pod 4 wasn't for him at $3000+, so he returned the hub but could not return the cover

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 684 days ago

A year into the Pod 3 and talking to support a second time because it isn't tracking data

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 687 days ago

Received a Pod 4 as a replacement for a leaking Pod 3 and it sprang a leak in under three months

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 692 days ago

Just set up their Pod 4 and finds it much softer than expected, like an egg crate topper.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 692 days ago

Found their Pod 4 too stiff and bought a super soft latex topper to soften it.

Reddit · r/sleep · 693 days ago

Dock Pro two years in: loves it despite a backflow issue, and support was quick to respond.

Reddit · r/sleep · 696 days ago

Three years daily on a Dock Pro with minimal cleaning and no issues.

Reddit · r/sleep · 696 days ago

Cube bought in 2019 stopped getting cold after a few months despite distilled water; the replacement did the same.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 698 days ago

Both units in their dual-zone setup stopped powering on over time, only flashing the display for two seconds when plugged in, despite factory resets and different outlets.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 711 days ago

Considering ditching the Pod 3 because key features like separate sides need the yearly subscription

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 717 days ago

Their Pod 3 stopped cooling after two years while the mattress was fine. Still within warranty, they were upgraded to a Pod 4 with cover at no cost, though customer service was slow.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 717 days ago

Both she and her husband love the Pod 4 and noticed a big improvement in sleep quality

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 717 days ago

Says the Pod 3 set was the worst tech product he has bought and hurt his sleep for nine months

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 718 days ago

Two weeks into the Pod 4 they both love it as the Australian weather heats up

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 718 days ago

Loves the Pod 4 with a motorized base, with warm on entry, cold overnight, and no issues

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 724 days ago

After nine months on the Pod 3, finds the Pod 4 blends into the mattress better, with no grid feel

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 725 days ago

The Pod 4 is his favorite so far thanks to the tap controls for changing temperature

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 726 days ago

Owns a Pod 3 and is happy with it; had one leak, which was replaced free under warranty.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 730 days ago

Liked the Dock Pro overall and found it easy to repair, but thought the sleep tracker and AI adjustments were poor and eventually dropped it after the topper was damaged.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 730 days ago

Prefers the Pod 4 cover over the Pod 3 cover as a hot sleeper.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 739 days ago

His Pod 3 would not get cold, a problem he says others in the subreddit shared

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 739 days ago

Over two years on a Pod 3 with no problems

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 741 days ago

Around three years on the Pod 3 with early leaks and a hub replaced twice but no issues this year; would buy again

Reddit · r/sleep · 749 days ago

Chilipad Cube is loud and not intense; some nights no difference, so stopped using it regularly.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 767 days ago

A few months in the Pod 4 fan noise has become unbearable though cooling and heating worked great

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 782 days ago

His Pod 4 shuts off in the middle of the night every 3 to 4 days

Reddit · r/sleep · 786 days ago

After leaks with a water system he bought a BedJet and likes it, though airflow isn't quite as effective as water cooling

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 786 days ago

Unit going strong for almost 5 years.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 787 days ago

Uses a DockPro hooked up to one of the blankets and finds it much louder and less premium than their Pod, and power hungry for one small blanket.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 801 days ago

After 45 days the Pod 4 improved sleep only 5-10 percent; its tracking overstated sleep versus Oura and Garmin.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 802 days ago

Bought the Dock Pro a couple of years back; both units leaked and were fixed under warranty, and cooling power later faded.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 802 days ago

Had a Pod 4 that was only problems, found customer service close to nonexistent, and returned it for a refund.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 802 days ago

A month into the Pod 4 without the subscription and no issues

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 803 days ago

Has a Pod 3 with the same problem of one side not responding properly.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 803 days ago

After a week on their Pod 4 their tracked resting heart rate improved and stayed low even after a night of wine and late snacks.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 805 days ago

A few weeks in he loves the cool surface of the Pod 4 but not the noise it makes

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 810 days ago

His Pod 4 hub is thunderously loud in a hot room and they had to switch it off to sleep

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 813 days ago

After perfect temps for three nights his Pod 4 left the bed at room temperature at 3am

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 813 days ago

Pod 4 is comfortable and works well with no leaks.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 814 days ago

Pod 4 cover does not stay as cool as the Pod 3 and is loud on warm nights; five years, three covers.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 815 days ago

Moved from an Ooler to the Pod 4 and calls it better but nowhere near $2,300 better

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 815 days ago

Had the Pod 2 and 3 and calls the Pod 4 by far the best purchase she has ever made

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 815 days ago

A month in, his wife loves it; the room is a little hotter but nothing beats a cooled bed

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 815 days ago

Pod 4 cover replacing a leaking Pod 3 cover: slower and not as cold, but still loves the Eight Sleep.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Upgraded from a leaking Pod 2 and is very happy with the Pod 4, calling it pricey but more comfortable

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

A Pod 3 with a Pod 4 cover was useless, but a full Pod 4 was back to being an amazing product

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Loves the Pod 4 after a couple of months and has seen no leaks

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Loves the Pod 4 and says it improved his sleep based on Oura scores, though the subscription is annoying

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Absolutely loves the Pod 4, and his wife loves it even more

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Two months in he recommends the Pod 4 wholeheartedly despite the expense

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Likes the Pod 4: much more comfortable than the Pod 3 and works well with her adjustable base

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

A month in, very impressed with the Pod 4's comfort and usability with only small concerns

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 816 days ago

Pod 4 cover with a Pod 3 hub never reached -10; after Eight Sleep sent a Pod 4 hub it works great.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 817 days ago

Pod 4 cover on a Pod 3 hub, no problems; keeps up in a warm room at a high-60s setting.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 817 days ago

Pod 4 cover sent with an older Pod 2 hub made the bed warm from -10 to about -6; a hot sleeper, he says the full Pod 4 setup likely works well.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 817 days ago

Pod 4 cover is slower to get cold than the Pod 2 but just as effective and much more comfortable.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 818 days ago

His first Pod 4 hub did not heat or cool but the replacement worked perfectly and he is now a satisfied customer

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 820 days ago

The cover leaked through the bottom, ruining their Tempur mattress and saturating the edge binding

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 821 days ago

His Pod 4 was silent at first but grew loud enough to wake them and keep them up

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 824 days ago

Upgraded from a Pod 2 and finds the Pod 4 not as cold and not holding temperature, so he wakes up sweating again

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 828 days ago

Loves his Pod 4 but says air conditioning is a better investment for hot nights

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 828 days ago

Loves the Pod 3, which keeps her cool at night so the AC runs less

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 830 days ago

A hot sleeper who warmed up under the sheets even with the AC low says the Pod 4 fixed the problem

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 831 days ago

Three weeks into the Pod 4 it improved his sleep but not enough to justify the price plus subscription

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 832 days ago

Switched from a long-lived Chilipad to a Pod 3 and had a pump in the hub fail after about two years, and found support unhelpful.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 833 days ago

His Pod 4 worked for about a month then developed worsening connectivity issues and became unusable

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 842 days ago

A week in the fan is loud and the room warms 3 to 4 degrees, leaving a chilled torso and a hot sweaty face

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 843 days ago

Had leaks and declining cooling on their Pod 3 and found support slow and unhelpful, so they plan to dispute the charge.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 845 days ago

Original cover leaked in 2022, and the replacement began leaking about two years later.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 849 days ago

After a few months the BedJet didn't help him avoid sweating, felt like air hitting one side of his body and made white noise

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 849 days ago

Returned his Pod 3 because it would not get very cold

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 853 days ago

On his first night the Pod 4 was too cold at the suggested settings, but with a warmer room and a barely-below-neutral setting he had an amazing sleep

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 857 days ago

The Pod 4 replacement was more plush at first but never got cool enough, warmed the room and seemed louder than his Pod 3

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 857 days ago

Got a Pod 4 replacement: more comfortable and much easier to set up, but not as cold as earlier pods

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 857 days ago

A year into the Pod 3 with zero issues and quieter than the Chilipad Ooler he had before

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 857 days ago

Coming from a Chilipad Ooler, finds the Pod 4's cooling super noticeable

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 857 days ago

Calls his King Pod 4 experience exceptional with setup taking about 10 minutes

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 857 days ago

Hot sleepers a few weeks into the Pod 4 who both missed their bed the most when traveling

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 859 days ago

After moving from a Pod 3 he feels the Pod 4 bed does not get nearly as cold

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 860 days ago

Moved their old pod into the guest room after getting the Pod 4, which they love.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 861 days ago

During a heat wave her Pod 4 hub acted like a heater, so she had to switch it off to sleep, though she still likes the product

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 862 days ago

Uses his BedJet 3 nightly with the Cloud Sheet and has no complaints for the price, saying it improved his sleep and comfort

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 874 days ago

A noise-sensitive sleeper who can't hear the Pod 4 at all

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 875 days ago

Measured his Pod 4 at 53 dB at 30 cm and 45 dB from the bed against a claimed 30 dB

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 883 days ago

First night after upgrading from a Pod 3, the Pod 4 gives a better sink-in feel on his Tempur mattress

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 893 days ago

Nine months into the Pod 3 it stopped cooling and support blamed a clog and sent a part

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 898 days ago

With the Pod 3 he skips the AC and sleeps better than ever, though it cannot get as cold as he wants when his wife encroaches

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 898 days ago

Returned the Pod 3 because the hub warmed his bedroom 4 to 5 degrees overnight

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 898 days ago

Their Pod 3 hub sits two feet from their heads with no heating issues

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 899 days ago

His Pod 3 clearly warms the bedroom when running, which he offsets with the AC

Reddit · r/Mattress · 905 days ago

Loves the BedJet's heating in the Midwest winter, though her sinking hips still get sweaty in cool mode

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 905 days ago

Bought a king Pod 3; despite order delays the service was great and they accepted the return with no issue

Reddit · r/Bedding · 907 days ago

Has used the Eight Sleep Pod 3 for about two years without issue and swears by it for hot sleeping, using it without the Eight Sleep mattress or base.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 919 days ago

Liked the Pod 3 but it eventually leaked and broke, and he has not replaced it

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 919 days ago

After six months testing the Pod 4 cover, finds it more comfortable than the Pod 3 cover because the tubing can't be felt

Reddit · r/sleep · 922 days ago

Dock Pro and Chilipad dual setup was great while working but the dock leaked within 3 months and kept leaking through many replacements.

Reddit · r/sleep · 922 days ago

Dock Pro pad began ballooning and gurgling after about a year and a half, though he found it cooled better than the Ooler when it worked.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 925 days ago

Bought a Pod3 and had a poor first week, citing noise, a rubber smell and a mattress that no longer breathes.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 967 days ago

Loves his BedJet but warns it won't cut costs since it can only blow air as cool as the room

Reddit · r/Mattress · 967 days ago

Single BedJet 3 for five or six years with no issues; ended her sweating at night.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 992 days ago

Tried the Dock Pro for a few weeks and is not happy, struggling with temperature settings and feeling the coils under them while the cover scrunches up.

Reddit · r/sleep · 992 days ago

Dock Pro cools the bed as well as Eight Sleep with a simple app, but with linen sheets the tubing is slightly noticeable.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1047 days ago

After the first night with a brand new Pod 3, their side of the bed was not cooling at all and they asked how to fix it.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1083 days ago

His $500 BedJet for a Twin XL keeps the cloud sheet cold, has a great remote and needs only an occasional filter wash

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1105 days ago

Pod 3 cover worked well the first month but after two months feels the same temperature as the room even at the maximum setting.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1112 days ago

Two Dock Pros on a split king: one burned through water daily, replacements took months, one caught fire.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1146 days ago

Started with the BedJet on a split king, returned it after a week and went with an Eight Sleep

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1149 days ago

Bought a Pod 3 after Ooler and Dock Pro units failed and loves it, finding quality and features well beyond the earlier gear.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1154 days ago

Used a Chilipad for years, but their DockPro broke again, which has them looking at other systems.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1176 days ago

Two years in the cooling is unparalleled, though it needs distilled water and periodic cleaning

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1178 days ago

Well made but the air hit him directly and uncomfortably.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1186 days ago

Bought a used Cube from a marketplace seller and, on following the setup instructions, it immediately leaked water from the port connecting the pad to the tubes.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1186 days ago

Leaking just past the one-year mark with no reply from the company

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1186 days ago

Warranty claims on a Dock Pro went unanswered and only two months of use came from an $1800 purchase

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1190 days ago

Pod 2 and Pod 3 Pro covers for two years: cooling top notch and support replaced everything, but the Pod 3 king cover leaked four times in a year.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1196 days ago

Returned the Pod 3 within the 30-day window because it added significant motion transfer on a split king bed, though they found it quiet and good at chilling the bed.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1205 days ago

The BedJet didn't work for her because she sleeps with a weighted blanket and found sleeping without it difficult

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1217 days ago

Owns a King Pod 3 Max that worked flawlessly apart from occasional app bugs, until one side stopped responding to temperature inputs.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1229 days ago

Calls his BedJet 3 great for the price, running it at 15 to 20 percent fan in a 67F room

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1229 days ago

Bought a BedJet for his wife's night sweats and there have been no more sweats since, with the bed cooler for both

Reddit · r/sleep · 1234 days ago

The rubber-like cover makes the couple wake up sticky and cold

Reddit · r/sleep · 1244 days ago

Several years with Chili: the pad leaked within a year, the replacement did too, and the cube needed refilling nearly every night.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1271 days ago

Sent it back: horrible app with no auto start and abrupt, inconsistent temperature changes.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1279 days ago

Very happy with the Dock Pro after earlier models, with software that keeps dropping the home network

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1281 days ago

They used their Cube with tap water for five years and say its cooling slowly degraded until it barely worked even on the lowest setting.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1287 days ago

Third unit doesn't leak and chills so well in humid Florida that it can make the owner shiver

Reddit · r/sleep · 1319 days ago

Got the Pod 3 cover and found it expensive but very good at cooling and quiet, with only a low hum at a constant temperature.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1319 days ago

Bought a Sleepme Dock Pro system that cools the bed well but clicked at random through the night; replacement units were later quiet and they were happy.

Reddit · r/EightSleep · 1329 days ago

They moved from an Ooler to a Pod 3 after the Ooler leaked, paid a lot, and report it works well with no issues so far, including after a move.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1330 days ago

They use a refurbished Dock Pro nightly with a queen pad placed sideways on a king bed and find it very cold and a big improvement for their hot sleeping.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1359 days ago

They have used the basic Cube model for a couple of years without it breaking, and say the pad has been washed several times and still works.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1359 days ago

Three nights in, not in love with it; cannot adjust the heat while asleep.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1500 days ago

Dock Pro replacement units connected easily and run schedules, but still noisy and the price is steep.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1500 days ago

Dock Pro was easy to connect; feels the pad more than expected but it is a small price for sleeping well.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1512 days ago

Two months into using the Dock Pro with no problems, they find it cools quickly and effectively, colder at 70 than their old Cube was at 55.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1539 days ago

Owns the Chilipad Dock Pro and says the tubing is designed so it cannot really be felt, calling active cooling unmatched for hot sleepers.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1578 days ago

Does a good job but placement and noise were issues with the v3.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1596 days ago

Two Dock Pro units out of the box: one did not pump water and neither could connect to WiFi; returning them.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1615 days ago

They use the Dock Pro system with its app schedules and a warm wake feature that heats the sheets before wake-up, replacing their alarm on workdays.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1626 days ago

Used the Dock Pro longer than an Eight Sleep Pod Pro: comfortable tubes, but louder control units, frequent refills and a buggy app.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1664 days ago

Dock Pro is unbelievably cold compared to the old Cube setup and holds temperature well; WiFi needed router tweaks.

Reddit · r/sleep · 1672 days ago

Returning the Dock Pro: nicer mat than the Ooler's and cools well, but WiFi is so poor schedules and on-the-fly adjusting do not work.

Reddit · r/diyelectronics · 1940 days ago

Internal water pump is failing, so a resistor bypass and external pump are planned to avoid error codes.

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1971 days ago

A couple of BedJets are great for quickly heating the bed in winter but are only as good as a fan for cooling when it is 75F or warmer

Reddit · r/Mattress · 1999 days ago

With a Tempur-Pedic the BedJet left whatever touched the mattress too hot, so she doubts a fan is the answer

Reddit · r/Mattress · 2046 days ago

Is really disappointed in his BedJet, which doesn't work as well as he hoped, and wishes he'd chosen a Chilipad