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.