BedJet

What's worse: A bed that's too cold or a bed that's too hot? Trick question. They're both terrible, both a threat to getting a good night's sleep. And make no mistake, you're not getting as much sleep as you should be. Wouldn't it be nice if your bed had its own thermostat, a way to warm or cool it to exactly your preferred temperature? That's the BedJet in a nutshell. If it sounds familiar, perhaps you recall seeing it on Shark Tank?

The Sharks didn't offer its inventors a deal, in part due to the price. It's steep, no question, but the newer, third-generation model costs $100 less than that first-gen unit. And for a limited time, CNET readers can save $76 on the BedJet v3 with promo code CHEAPSKATE. That code will also knock the same 19% off the dual-zone systems. BedJet discounts are extremely rare, and this makes it the company's best deal of the year.

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The BedJet is exactly what it sounds like: A climate-control system that blows warm or cool air into your bedding. You use the companion app to set the temperature, timer, flow rate and so on, though there's also a (vastly improved) wireless remote for faster access to settings. The v3 is also Wi-Fi-enabled, which allows for things like Alexa and IFTTT controls.

This is a single-zone system that works with any size bed; you can add a second one and control both with the same remote. I haven't tried a BedJet myself, but the 650-plus user reviews at Amazon average out to a solid 4.3 stars (though many of those are related to the v2 model, just FYI). I definitely recommend buying it from BedJet proper, because you get not only this exclusive discount, but also a 60-day money-back guarantee, with free return shipping and no restocking fee.

I'd say if you're in the market for a better night's sleep, the BedJet is definitely worth a look. If you've already tried one, hit the comments and share your thoughts!

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Originally published last year. Updated to reflect new sale prices and availability.

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