BedJet Cloud Sheet - Dual Zone Queen (Cooling, Heating & Climate Control just for Your Bed)

I have wanted to try this for YEARS. It finally went on a lightning sale for 390 and I JUMPED. Look. I live in Phoenix right now. It gets hotter than hell here. It's disgusting. Sleeping during the summers is a nightmare. It was 90 degrees at night the other night, and it's not even into the worst of the summer. Not even close. The BedJet actually kept us cool and comfortable all night!!!! It is silent, and works incredible. I know it's expensive, but it is worth every penny if you sleep hot or live in a godforsaken place like Phoenix.Other benefits- it was incredibly easy to set up. It fits under my bed and my comforter hides the tube. It's like it's not even there. The remote is super nifty. And it even CAME WITH BATTERIES. When does that happen these days.I literally don't have a single negative to report. I have already texted my friends and family to spread the gospel of BedJet.

This is a "Where has this been all my life type product". It seemed a bit gimmicky and yet for the high price tag, since on sale I gave it a chance. I would by again and again that's how much I love and need this product in my life. Let me break down the review.Sheet Sold Separate: I highly recommend this!! I almost didn't get it, but so glad I did. Trust me when I say it is soft yet durable like hotel sheets. It is similar to a duvet. There are button openings and that is what you unsnap to put the Bed Jet nozzle in. You can even use two Bed Jets in certain sizes so both partners can adjust their own settings. Under the sheet is little stitched valves that let the cool or warm air through, the material itself gets drastically cooler/warmer depending on the setting you use.How it works: The BedJet uses the air from the room so the cooler your room, the colder the air being blown. It has three auto-programmed modes you can set either warm or cool to your liking and the percentage of airflow. This has come in handy when half asleep, Let's say I have mode one is 75% when I feel warm and then wake up chilled, I have mode 2 set to 15% which still keeps me cool but no longer chilled. The pre-programmed button makes it easy to hit while half asleep. The remote lights up with the slightest movement, so you can easily see it at night.Timer: You can pre-program the timer for auto-shut off. I haven't really done this, the preset is 9hrs and I usually just shut off when I wake up in the morning.Noise: You will hear it. It sounds like a white noise machine. Some people like this sound but for me it can be somewhat disruptive with sleep on the higher settings. If I am incredibly hot, I can usually tune it out just until I cool down.Hot Flashes: This is why I got the BedJet. It has helped me get through insanely rough nights of waking up 3 times an hour due to hot flashes. This is worth it ladies!!Sensory: Overstimulation and chills from an overhead fan but sleep in a poorly insulated room that becomes hot during the summer or cold during winter? Maybe you always have to sleep with sheets, even in a warm room. This helps with all of that. The consistent flow of air evenly distributes and makes the sheets feel cool. If you have the BedJet sheet, it will come out of the hole/valves and significantly cool your body in a way an overhead fan cannot do. Same with the warm air, which can greatly reduce the need for heated plug-in blankets. (I have gone through my fair share of those)Raynaud's sufferers- This fan blows both cool and warm air depending on setting, I only feel safe using the warm setting awake although you can program it to auto shut off. The cool air can get quite cool depending on your room. I recommend the pre-set to a low percent until you know best what works for you. Even at 25% my toes have been quite chilled, and I had to turn completely off when half asleep or lower it to 10% or turn it off completely.Other Use: Pop it out from under the sheets and it becomes a cool stream of air you can point at your bed of towards wherever you are sitting, same with warm air in the winter. My cat especially loves this during the day when she is taking over my bed and I'm not using it.Overall, I would give this fan and the separately sold sheet over 5 stars if I could. It has helped me get better sleep with less frequency of waking up. Everything from the remote lighting up, the programmable pre-sets which make it easy to select at night. Constant nightly and at time daily use for months and it is still working great! This reminds me of the patient-controlled tubing they put into your hospital sheet/gown before surgery to make you comfortable. This is definitely a must have, Highly Recommend!

TLDR: It's awesome, buy one. I got it on sale ($389) but totally worth full price. I am a warm sleeper, not terrible, no sweats or anything like that but lots of tossing and turning and going in and out of the blanket throughout the night. I don't have a single complaint about it even some of the things I thought were surely going to be an issue.Details: Hefty price tag for something that's supposed to do what dozens of products I've already tried are supposed to do (and do not)... cool sleep. Seen this awhile ago and it seemed gimmicky, but the concept seemed pretty solid, still, in my eyes not enough to outweigh the risk of that big price tag. I think it was on one of the prime days it was on sale for $389 so I figured it was time to look into some reviews and surely enough all of the realistic sounding reviews I had read made it seem wonderful so I gave it a try. It is wonderful indeed. Note, I did get one of the dual zone sheets, my girl likes it warmer in bed than I do and I didn't wanna freeze her out (I am getting her one now though so she can do her own thing). I had 2 major concerns about this: 1) Pets, I was worried the cats would ruin the sheet, my cat went on a rampage attacking it while I was setting it up and did no damage. 2) This was my bigger concern: The sheet being locked in place where the machine meets the sheet. I do not like feeling 'strapped down' by my sheets or blankets, like crawling under a sheet that is still tucked under the bed, you can't move much. This turned out to be a non issue, the sheet is big enough that it leaves plenty of wiggle room and in no way causes discomfort, or irritation from not being able to move that one part of the sheet where the machine connects. I expected to be using this on the coldest setting since I sleep so hot at nights, but it turns out I end up lightly using the heating feature (around 78 degrees) almost exclusively unless I am really hot at the moment. The temp under the sheet stays consistent and it's amazing. It also feeds fresh air under the blanket which makes it nice for actually sleeping under the sheet, which would normally get hot and stuffy very quickly and hard to breathe. I've only been running it for 5 days now and I am definitely getting better sleep but I've still found myself tossing and turning some but 100% unrelated to heat issues now... I think my body is used to tossing and turning at this point and I think after a few more days I'll be getting much better sleep. Took about a little more than 5 minutes to setup. Under the bed, it's very quiet, low level white-noise, which I actually enjoy. The remote is intuitive and pleasant to use. If you're considering it, I'd go for it. Incredible deal at the price I paid on sale. The BedJet website currently also has "remanufactured" ones for $300, I just ordered one of those for my girls side of the bed minutes ago which made me think to review my amazon purchase.

Losing 1 star just because I think the price point for the tech is a touch steep. As for pros, it does what it's supposed to! The option to heat or cool your bed pretty instantaneously and or continuously is immensely helpful for night sweats or a quick heat up on cold snowy winter nights. We have had ours for many months now and it always works great without error. We really like the ability to control the 'fan speed ' and the ability to control from a remote so you don't have to remember to turn on or adjust before you actually are in bed. A nice luxury for some and for those suffering from chronic night sweats....get it, it's worth the better restful sleep 10 tens over.