ChiliSleep Cube Sleep System - Me and WE Zones - Cooling and Heating Mattress Pad - Individual Temperature Control, Great Sleep Enhancement, Wireless Remote Integration (Twin XL (203 cm L x 96 cm W)

I bought this as the hit nights in Dubai have always given me sleep problems. But from the first time I used this, it was simply brilliant. Easy to set up, quiet (I was expecting it to be loud) and kept me comfortable all night. Would recommend. It’s expensive (almost egregiously so) but it’s been money well spent.

This pad has improved my sleep 100%. It's reduced my night time hot flashes 99%. It also means I don't need to have the air conditioning on in the bedroom anymore which is so much nicer. If you're a hot sleeper like me but you like having bedclothes on this allows you to have the best of both worlds.

Just for everyone on here saying it only works when it wants to, I bought this for my wife in 2021, have never had an issue, until recently she said it was making a sound and would shut off, didnt cool after multiple cleanings still same prob, so tonight I figured after this many years! Might as well take it apart and see what up, worst case I buy her another one, ( it’s been well worth it!) so I open it up! Strip back the insulation on the hoses and find a small leak, fine, cut it out and repair, try it again, still flashing lights no response from the unit, still making a weird sound, so I open the main unit, clean the fans check the pump all good dust off the vents and reassemble, it’s working like brand new!!! Quiet! Like when we first got it and cooling even better! Best thing I ever bought to get her through that menopause stage! I dont know if you can still buy these but would definitely recommend! 🤘

I purchased the Twin XL to put on a king bed. The elastic that keeps it in place allows this - they're straps that go top to bottom on each side, so I didn't have to do anything weird to keep it in place on that side that's in the middle of the bed. This uses about 24 oz of DISTILLED water on startup, so you may as well go buy that while you're waiting for it to be delivered (and 2 AAA batteries for the remote). The Cube requires 2' of clearance on all 4 sides, which is quite a bit, unless your bed is on risers AND you're not storing large amounts of things under there. The remote does NOT need a line of sight. Wherever you put the Cube, you'll need to get to it every now and then to drop a little more water in. I've had it for almost 3 weeks, and have put maybe 3 oz total in (2 separate times). This is in the winter; I don't know if it'll be different in the summer, with more condensation and chilling. It took a few days to dial in the right temperature for me, and to get used to it. It's going to be a fairly uniform temperature the whole length of the mattress, so you may end up sticking a towel between the pad and the fitted sheet to not frost your toes too much. As other reviewers have said, it's a sound that you'll notice. I prefer to think of it as a white noise machine. It's a pretty constant sound. I've changed the way that I sleep to get the most benefit out of this - sleeping on your back or stomach will expose the most body area to the pad. I still get a hot flash a few minutes after I go to bed, but that goes away fairly quickly, and I'm not waking up many times during the night, drenched in sweat, any more - this is great. At full price, it can seem a bit costly, but I talked myself into it with "but it's worth $10 a day to sleep well, so it's paid off in less than 3 months" - but while I was talking myself into it, the price dropped, and I'm glad that I went for it. I will try to remember to update this in the summer, when it'll have a bit more work to keep the bed cool, and I'll be using different bedding. The guide mentions buying extra sachets of water conditioner, but they did not include any in the original box, and I don't see any on their website or Amazon; I'll probably look for some waterbed conditioner and put a little of that in every few months. By the way, I finally found what "ME/WE" stands for - 1 or 2 people - "me" and "we". I couldn't find that anywhere in their documentation, but figured it out while on their website. It looks like they have a new product ("ooler") that links to an app, so they may be phasing this product out.

I love it, and I wish I tried it sooner. It seemed expensive (well, it is expensive), but it would have been cheap if I had tried it first before blaming and replacing several mattresses. I really appreciate the range of temperature that it offers. I set the temperature on high about 20 minutes before I go to bed, and when I climb into bed, it’s nice and warm. Just as I am going to bed, I lower the temperature to 64, and I’m able to sleep comfortably with a heavy blanket – my preference is for weight when I sleep. A great invention, and I don’t mind having to clean it once a month - only takes a few minutes, and would be worth it even if it were a nuisance! Five stars!

This thing is ridiculously expensive but I think it might be worth it. I have a queen bed but I got the twin size because I don't need the entire bed to be cold, just where I'm sleeping. I am perimenopausal and have been waking up overheated and sweaty every night. It's so gross. I can't be changing my sheets in the middle of the night all the time and doing that much laundry has to be an environmental issue. In desperation I bought this thing. I used it for the first time last night and not only did I not wake up sweaty and uncomfortable, my toes are January chilly in June. I'm going to have to turn it up a little for tonight! The true test will be when my period comes because that's a whole new level of fire, but so far so amazing. It does have little wires running through it that you can feel when you're laying on them, but it was easy for me to get used to. There is some noise from the machine but it blends right in with the white noise from the fan I always have running so it's not an issue for me. If you sleep hot and it's a problem, I recommend.