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• Rated 4 out of 5 stars

  Sleep Quality Revolutionized

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  The BedJet climate comfort system remarkably improves the comfort of my bed and my quality of sleep. Overall this is a great product, well-designed and well-constructed. While it seems overpriced compared to other small heater/fan products, the design crafted specifically for keeping a bed at an ideal temperature works very well. FUNCTION A space heater and fan for your bedroom might cost as little as $10. While this device nominally serves the same function, keeping you at a comfortable temperature while you sleep, its design is impressively better suited for the task. First, it is far more efficient because it delivers heat or cool exactly where it is needed—in your bed—instead of conditioning the entire room. Second, it is more effective because it delivers conditioned air directly within your sheets instead of just moving air around you outside the bed. It works better than a room heater or fan, and it also works better than an electric blanket because it can ventilate as well as heat your bed. Sometimes during the night I’ll wake up too hot and find a gross spot on my mattress that is damp with sweat. Other times I’ll wake up too cold to find that my partner has commandeered all the blankets. The BedJet solves both issues. By circulating fresh air it keeps moisture from accumulating; and by carefully regulating the temperature it keeps me just the right temperature no matter what. As a note: I am using the BedJet with a Cloud Sheet. While you can use a BedJet with your regular sheets, using the manufacturer’s special dual-layer Cloud Sheet gives a much better distribution of airflow so that the entire bed is comfortable and ventilated with no drafty or stale spots. BUILD QUALITY/VALUE Superficially, this product seems like nothing more than a glorified space heater. Yet it’s priced like a fancy device with lots of custom features. Curious, I took the cover off to see what is actually going on inside. What I found was that it is in fact pretty simple, but it’s a high-quality design that looks like it’s built to last. Again, this is basically just a space heater. It’s got a fan and a heating element. So why does it cost more than $50? Of course, it’s got a hose and brackets to get the air directly into your sheets. But to me the most value is in the control circuitry. It’s got a couple temperature sensors and some electronics to regulate the temperature very accurately, and it puts exactly the right amount of power into the heating element so that the air is never hotter than it needs to be. The result is a very comfortable, consistent flow of air exactly where it’s helpful to improve your comfort in bed. The plastic housing is sturdy, and it includes foam acoustic insulation as well as a prefilter. This keeps the device operating quiet and clean. All the components appear to be solid and designed to last. Plus, it’s got a 2-year warranty in case anything goes wrong. The remote control is especially luxurious, with a rubber-grip feel to the plastic and a big illuminated display. The BedJet can also be controlled with a smartphone app, but the remote is almost as good with big, easy to follow controls (but more under “Ease of Use.” The air hose is designed to get the air right in between your sheets, and there’s a contraption to hold the hose and vent along the side of your mattress. This whole assembly is plastic, which makes me wonder if it won’t snap off at some point. The first thing I did after I got it all set up was accidentally sit on the vent! I was worried I would break it, but other than getting pushed a little out of alignment it was fine. All considered, this is a well-constructed product and I think it will last a while. But it is priced quite a bit higher than other small space heaters. While this is obviously designed for a specialty use that is different (and far better) than an average inexpensive space heater, it’s hard to explain the remarkably higher price in comparison. EASE OF USE: When this thing works, it works very well. It’s quiet, efficient, and it regulates the temperature very well. However, there’s two main issues for me that keep it from being as easy to use as it could be. First, both the app and the remote control frequently have connection issues where they fail to connect with the BedJet or even claim not to be able to find a BedJet at all. With the remote, this problem usually resolves itself almost as soon as it pops up, so it’s nothing but a small nuisance. But with the app, if it loses connection I might be asked to crawl under the bed and press buttons on the device to get it to sync again. Obviously this could be especially annoying. I’ve only had the device for less than a week, but this has already happened a couple times. Hopefully it’s not a regular occurrence. Second, the controls seem far more complicated than they need to be. There are 5 modes: Turbo, Heat, Extended Heat, Dry, and Cool. But there’s really only 2 things to control: fan speed and temperature. There’s also a auto-shutoff timer that’s always running, no matter what the mode. While I get the convenience of having presets to do routine things (like warm up the bed for a couple minutes right before I hop in; or run a low steady stream of fresh air all night while I sleep), presets are more or less in addition to these 5 modes. Now, to be clear, this device is not capable of cooling other than circulating room-temperature air through your sheets. So “Cool” mode still heats, if needed! Why do they call it a separate mode, then? Setting the BedJet to “Cool” at 75 degrees is exactly the same as setting it to “Heat” at 75 degrees. Maybe this is just a pet peeve of mine, but I would much rather have the controls be as simple as possible while still providing full control. Additionally, there are a few other things that maybe could be better designed in terms of day to day use: The air hose is a little bit bulky. It sticks out from the side of the bed no matter where you put it. It’s easy to bump it walking around the bed, and I had to learn not to sit on the edge of the bed near the hose because I might damage it or knock it out of place. I’m not a ventilation engineer, but it would be lovely if this component were more flexible and less obtrusive. In addition to simple presets for my preferred temperature and fan speed, there are what they call biorhythm settings. These are basically preset scripts that can continually adjust the settings throughout the night. For example I can have it warm for 20 minutes and then cool for most of the night until an hour before morning when it warms up again. These are totally programmable which is very cool, but the interface for programming them is pretty awkward. Given that there’s app controls, the interface could be improved to make it easier to set up complicated routines. One of the first routines that I thought would be nice was to have the fan kick on with fresh air for 10 minutes every hour throughout the night, but setting a routine like this meant setting some 15 different steps, each requiring separate configuration. In other words, no copy/paste or repeat commands. Finally, despite the complicated settings, at the end of the day there’s only 3 memory presets. Maybe that’s enough, but I think there could be more. With 5 different “modes” the designers must have thought that people would be using their BedJets in multiple different ways, so why not let them save more choices? For now, I’m still dialing in the settings that are most comfortable for me, but I have to imagine that what’s comfortable in the fall or winter might be different from what’s comfortable in the summer. And of course I might want different settings depending on my mood too, whether I want to warm up on a chilly morning or feel a cool breeze after a hot bath. Function: 5/5 Build Quality: 5/5 Value: 2/5 Ease of Use: 3/5

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  Posted 1 year ago by Kenneth

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  BedJet Climate Comfort System is a game changer!

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  • My Best Buy Premier Silver Review

  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!

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  Posted 1 year ago by Cupra

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Best Sleep in YEARS - No More Sweating

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  I was so excited to get my hands on the BedJet after seeing it on an episode of Shark Tank. I always run hot at night and sleep year-round with the air conditioner set to 66°, along with a fan, but it’s never enough to keep me cool. The fan constantly running directly on me tends to dry out my throat, and I still sweat all night long, which leaves me feeling groggy with a sore throat in the morning. Since using the BedJet 3, I no longer have any of those issues! Setup: Setting up the BedJet 3 was simple, everything clicked together effortlessly and was up and running in no time. The only drawback I had was my specific bed frame/footboard configuration. This unfortunately made it impossible to install at the center bottom of my king-sized bed. Instead, I placed it at the foot of my side of the bed, so it was directly on me, rather than my wife. Thankfully, it still distributed the air evenly, allowing both of us to feel the benefits simultaneously. Pairing the BedJet 3 with my own cooling sheet set enhanced the experience further. It’s great that you aren’t forced to buy their branded sheets so you can easily use your own by clipping them to the included vent. Features/Settings: We haven't needed to run the fan higher than 30%, but when I tested it at 100%, I was amazed at how quiet it ran and how strong the airflow was. Although I don't expect to use it often, I also tested the heating setting, and it made my bed toasty warm, perfect for the upcoming cold winter nights. I tried the "Dry" setting as well and woke up feeling refreshed without sweating at all throughout the night, which is a typical issue for me. The included remote works great, I love the large LCD screen and backlit buttons so I can change the settings easily in the middle of the night. I’m also very pleased how simple it was to setup the BedJet 3 to my mobile app via Bluetooth. In Conclusion: Overall, the BedJet 3 has transformed my sleep experience. Despite a minor installation hiccup with my bed frame, the setup was straightforward, and the benefits have been substantial. The even air distribution, compatibility with my own sheets, and quiet yet powerful performance, all contributed to a huge improvement in my sleep quality. The added features like heating and the "Dry" setting further enhance its value. While the price may be a consideration for some, the BedJet 3 proves to be a worthwhile investment for anyone seeking better sleep. I haven't felt this rested in years.

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  Posted 1 year ago by TechGeek28