BedJet - Climate Comfort Sleep System - White

The best Christmas give I ever purchased for my wife. She tells me every night how much she loves it!!!

Introduction I’ve been able to spend a couple of weeks with the BedJet Comfort System. The BedJet is an interesting concept. It is composed of a base ventilation unit that moves warm or cool air (depending on user setting) through a flexible hose and adaptor into a bed sheet designed to work with the unit. This bed sheet sits on top of the bed like any other bed sheet and expands when the base unit is turned on, filling with air and creating a sort of barrier between the sleeper and ambient air. This air-filled sheet can either provide a cool barrier between the sleeper and the ambient air, or a warm one, depending on the setting of the base unit. You don’t have to buy the BedJet fitted sheet, but it does work better if you have one. A regular sheet with a minimum of 400-thread count will hold some of the air blown in by the BedJet, but in my experience was not as effective as using the official made-for- BedJet sheet. The only bummer? The BedJet sheet appears to only come in white. Kind of clashes with my blue sheets and bedding. Plus, it is pretty pricey. Set Up I connected the hose to the base unit, stuck it under my bed, and then connected the hose to the nozzle and placed it into one of the pre-made cutouts for the BedJet sheet. I made the bed around the whole set up, placing an additional sheet on top of the BedJet sheet (my wife was not a fan of the white BedJet sheet, so that was our compromise). I plugged in the BedJet and using the included remote (which is amazing, by the way, everything can be controlled with ease by it), I turned the BedJet on to Cool. The base unit isn’t obtrusive at all, it sounds kind of like a small floor fan when running. I set the temperature as low as it would go on the remote (says it can go to 66 degrees, but a message popped up saying 75 degrees was as low as it could go due to ambient temperature), and watched as the fitted BedJet sheet slowly filled with air and expanded. After just a few minutes, I placed my hand on top of the BedJet sheet and it was definitely cool to the touch. I then changed the setting on the BedJet to Heat and set the temperature at 80 degrees. Again, after a few minutes, the fitted sheet felt warm to the touch. Pretty cool. In Use Next up was to test the sheet while sleeping. For several nights, I messed with the settings, tried Heat and Cool, and tried different fan settings and time limits. I found that if I ran the BedJet at Cool all night long, I woke up after about 5 hours and was cold. I found that if I ran the BedJet at Heat all night, I woke up sweating. I live in Vegas and it’s fall, so maybe I’m in a kind of in-between climate for the BedJet. But after a few nights, I discovered that a very low fan setting with either Heat or Cold and a 2-3 hour time limit (there is a timer function on the remote) led to some very comfortable sleep patterns. That is the key with the BedJet. Be patient, work through the settings, and find the optimal settings for sleeping good. I used my Smart Watch while sleeping and using the BedJet to see how my sleep pattern was while working through the different settings, and found an optimal one for me. Conclusion Four stars because it did take a lot of effort to find the optimal settings for best sleep, and because the fitted sheets must be bought from BedJet and only come in white. I still recommend the BedJet for folks who find themselves freezing at night or sweating a lot in bed while sleeping. With a little bit of patience, I definitely improved my sleep effectiveness.

When I first told my wife that I had ordered this from Best Buy, she thought it was a silly idea. She thought it would be loud, that it wouldn't do much, and that it would be uncomfortable. A week on now of having it on our bed and she is a convert! I overheard her talking to one of her friends at work yesterday and saying how much she loved it. TLDR: The BedJet does exactly what it says it will (especially if you get the matching sheet for your bed), but you will definitely need to examine your bed frame set-up to make sure that it can properly accommodate the system. I had originally wanted to get this for our summers here on the California Coast. I HATE air conditioning and would always rather have a window open to cool the place down, but there are some weeks where that isn't possible. I thought that this would be a great way to keep us cool and dry during those times. I unfortunately (well, fortunately) did not get to test this idea during this week because Fall hit hard the day or two before this arrived. Now my wife and I love it when it is super chilly outside of the covers and nice and toasty under them. We sleep like babies when we can get it right. The BedJet has made it so that we can ALWAYS get it right. Now, when we are getting ready for bed, I turn on the BedJet at a 40% fan and 87 degrees and we crawl into a nice and toasty bed and are usually zonked out before the timer shuts it off 30 minutes later. We have the Queen sized BedJet sheet that goes with the system and I think it is a must have. It may not coordinate with the rest of your bed set but it is a simple white layer that is pretty much like a duvet cover without the duvet inside. This lets the BedJet properly inflate and get the warm or cool air all around you. You might also think that this is the only thing you can have on your bed, but like they tell you in the instruction manual, it actually works better with a blanket overtop, and I can confirm that that is indeed the case. The BedJet was easy to set up once I had the bed made up with the new BedJet sheet. Unfortunately though, our bed frame is not very conducive to having the BedJet tucked away like most people would want. There is neither the clearance under the bed to hid it away, nor can I easily have it at the foot of the bed due to our storage bench and an extended footer to the bed. If all you have is a simple frame and headboard, this will be an easy set-up for you. Otherwise you are going to have to either use the side ports in the sheet or be OK with the BedJet just being out in the open. Oh, there is also a mini-version of the BedJet that might fit better so be sure to measure your bed set-up first and see which would be best for you. My wife likes the BedJet so much that she wants to get a different bench for the foot of the bed so that it can be set up underneath and just have the hose run to her side of the bed (of course). That's really not a big deal because we have the single zone sheet so we will both still get the benefit, she just gets more. You can always get the dual zone sheet and two units if you want to have individual temps for each of you. Other than us not having the ideal bed set-up for the BedJet, I really can't think of any big negatives to give. If you want a climate control system for your bed, the BedJet is awesome. If I were to give any criticism it would probably be over the remote control because it is probably A LOT bigger than it needs to be. That being said, you can control everything from an app on your phone, I just refuse to put yet another app on my phone. I have too many apps as it is. As 'Winter' sets in here in Southern California, I'm going to try setting up one of the Biorhythm programs they talk about on their website (they should really give this in the instruction book). You can set a program that warms you, then cools you, and then warms you again to help you go to sleep, stay asleep, and then wake up nice and refreshed. I may not need to do it because even just using this to go to sleep has already taken our sleep quality up several notches, but I'll see if the Biorhythm program takes us to sleep nirvana. I realize that the BedJet is not exactly cheap, but even if it just gives us the sleep boost it already has and nothing more, it will be worth it. If next summer I can also keep from having to run the AC at night in our house, it will be worth WAY more than what it cost.

Talk about a product you didn't know you needed till you get it, and now it's a complete game changer! The BedJet Climate Comfort Sleep System is essentially a portable cooling unit that has a hose and a vacuum shaped attachment that blows chilled (or heated) air into a specific 'Cloud Sheet', a pocketed dual layer bed sheet. That enables the temperature of the air around your body to be adjusted from 66ºF to 104ºF - all at the touch of a button! Setting up the BedJet-3 is very simple indeed. Unboxing, you get the main control unit, a hose, a mattress base for the hose, some height adjusters with a clamp, and thre remote control. We also included the optional Cloud Sheet that you attach the hose to that created an air comfort layer between you and your top cover. You simply place the Cloud Sheet on top of your sleeping surface, underneath your main sleep sheet, so. that the Cloud Sheet rests on top of your body. The sheet is fully machine washable, just like your regular bedsheets. Next, you take the BedJet unit and place it under or bedside your bed (ours is beside as the base of our bed is sealed). Then you place the hose attachment underneath your mattress and choose a direction for it to hold the hose. The Cloud Sheet has 3 openings, one either side by your feet, and one in the center of the sheet, down by your feet. You decide where you want the cool air or heat coming from and set it up accordingly. You place the air diffuser into the sheet, there are press snaps on the sheet that you have to open up, feed the diffuser in the opening, and then there are clamps that hold the sheet in place. Insert the hose into the diffuser on one end, and into the BedJet main unit on the other end, and then clip the hose into the retainer on the piece that you have placed under you mattress. You are now ready to feel the difference! Turn on your BedJet, and have the remote control close by. You can set up the machine from here, adjust the name, the clock, the settings of the machine, and obviously how you cool and heat the air going into the Cloud Sheet. The remote has a color display, is nice and clear and intuitive. You can control the speed of the fan, with 30-50% power being the sweet spot for a soothing blast of air, and a nice quiet experience. Instantly when turning on, you can see your Cloud Sheet (if using one) inflate, and feel the surface cooling down quickly. It's a wild piece of technology, but it really does work! You can see on the remote, the current temperature of the sheet, and the temperature you have set it to cool down to as well, which is great. When you climb under the sheet and lay down, you can feel the cooling instantly, and at first it's an odd feeling, and you normally feel cold sheets and your body warms them up quickly. Well, the Cloud Sheet remains cool! It's odd, but so satisfying as well! The first night we used it, my wife, who sleeps hot, work up a couple of times, like she usually does, but turned on the machine for 10 mins and instantly fell back asleep. What a result! So, we looked into the Biometric settings, where you can program the BedJet to run through a predetermined cycle. We worked out that she woke up on average, hot every 2 hours or so. So we set the BedJet Biometric Schedule to come on before bed, then 'wait' and after 2 hours, turn on for 15 mins to cool the sheet down again. What a difference it made! So now we are still tweaking the Biometric schedule - you can add and remove steps, control the cool/heat settings, fan speed, duration etc, to create a perfect schedule for yourself, so perhaps you can make it through the night without waking up! That is our goal. So much thought has gone into the control of the unit, to cater it to the individual user. And speaking of control, yes, you have the remote control with this version which is great to keep on your nightstand, but you can also connect the unit to WiFi and control it with your phone if you so choose to. Even more versatility! The only issue that we had from the system was after initial set up (we put the hose attachment at the center of the bottom of the Cloud Sheet) we moved the hose off to one side to better place the main unit. In doing so, one of the spring clamps for the hose attachment pinged out of its housing and across the room. And initially looking at the design of it, I was nervous that it had broken off one of the little plastic tabs and it wouldn't be useable. Fortunately I retrieved the clamp, inspected it, it wasn't broken and I was able to put it back in place. I am concerned that such an important piece that holds the sheet to the diffuser hose has just two little plastic tabs to hold it in place. So we'll see how that holds up. So far, so good, we've had it set up for about a week now without any other issues, so it might have been a fluke, simply as we moved the hose from the center position to the left hand side of the Cloud Sheet. Overall, this unit is a game changer! It's really helped with my wife's sleeping patterns, I love that it can cool AND heat your bed - a lot more efficiently and quicker than an electric blanket too, I might add, and that you can maintain that temperature all night, as I mentioned from cooling down to 66ºF and heating up to 104ºF - a nice wide range to suit a plethora of sleeping habits. If you or your partner can't agree, there is a dual zone version available! This is however the single zone unit which maintains a temperature uniformly across the sheet. You might ask, well doesn't it concentrate the cooling or heating at the point the diffuser enters the Cloud Sheet? Well, no, it doesn't! It really disperses the cooling and heating effect throughout the Cloud Sheet - hence why I mentioned that it feels 'odd'! You aren't expecting it to work so well, but it just does! Extremely excited to continue to use the BedJet system - ours is set up on a QUEEN size bed and works perfectly - and dial into the Biometrics even more to get the perfect nights sleep!

I've been curious about this since I saw an early concept years ago at a store. Finally got the Bedjet 3 with a remote control and the optional but highly recommended Cloud Sheet. The BedJet is at its essence a fan and heater that's placed either under the bed or on its side and through a duct it vents between the bedsheets. The cloud sheet improves on this by replacing the top sheet. It's two top bedsheets sewn together with buttoned openings on the sides to accommodate the duct from the Bedjet. In my case it's a single zone for queen beds. Single zone means that the whole bed will be fed from a single unit. There is also a two-zone kit that requires a second Bedjet. The main benefit of the cloud sheet is that air is not blown directly to the body, but instead it creates an air pocket on the top sheet that is more pleasant and more evenly distributed. The machine makes the typical white noise of a fan. It can be heard at higher speeds but barely perceptible after a while in lower speeds as being used right now. The remote that comes with is fantastic. It light ups with slight movements and the screen is easy to read with a black background. Additionally the Bedjet can be controlled using a mobile phone. The app is somewhat basic but very effective. It connects via Bluetooth so the phone has to be near the bed for it to work, and there is no internet required, except when checking for updates for the Bedjet, in which it sets up a temporary WiFi connection that turns off afterwards. With the remote, the app is not necessary. One can use either or both the app and remote. We first tried the fan setting but during the fall/winter months, even at low speeds it felt too cold. There is a dry setting that's meant to help with night sweats and that's working for us by flowing mildly warm air. In any case, the target temperature and fan speeds are configurable, and it defaults to a timer so don't need to worry about turning it off in the morning. It also can store three presets and has a biorhythm function that changes the target temperature through the night. Didn't try this yet. Overall it has helped with my spouse's hot flashes and keeps me asleep though the night. Another benefit is that we don't need to rely on the house's HVAC as much through the night if we can keep the bed itself instead of conditioning the whole room. In our case we were able to hide the unit under the bed and put the duct on the feet of the bed, and covered under the bedding cover is hidden away although slightly noticeable. The duct has a flat head where it meets the bedsheet but the rest is a tube, so it does protrude slightly. Not an issue for the huge benefit it provides.