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Cooling sheets, a chillpad, a fan pointed at the bed — none of it cooled me under the covers where it counts. This does. I fall asleep cold now. Forgot what that even felt like.

I'm 52 and the night sweats were brutal. Didn't think a fan would do much. But cool air right under the sheet means I don't overheat to begin with. Sleeping through the night for the first time in two years.

She likes it at 72, I'd sleep at 64. Got the two-unit set so we each have our own. Now I run mine high, she barely touches hers, thermostat stays where she wants it. Can't even hear hers from my side. Should've done this years ago.

Bedroom turns into an oven by 9pm and a box fan just moves the hot air around. This actually pulls cool air under the sheet. Ran all night on one charge. For a renter who can't install anything, perfect.

Had it on max the first night, was almost too much. Speed 3 is my sweet spot. Battery lasts the whole night no problem. Only wish the remote had a backlight so I could find it in the dark.

My husband's the lightest sleeper alive. He didn't even notice it was on. Had to show him to prove it.

No outlet, charged it off my power bank, ran all night. Cordless is the whole reason I bought it.

Hotel rooms always run warm and I sleep awful in them. Brought this. Slept like I was home.

Works just like it says. Charging cable's a little short, that's my only gripe. The fan's great.

I'm always the hot one. Now I've got my own little cool zone and my partner doesn't have to freeze for me.

Hers was over $500 and tied to an outlet with a hose. Mine cools just as well, goes anywhere, cost a fraction. No contest.

Was worried it'd die at 3am. Hasn't once. Charge it in the morning and it's good to go.

No AC and the radiator runs hot even in spring. Only thing that's let me sleep. Quiet enough my roommate doesn't care.

Cooling's real, battery's solid. Just took me a week to get used to air moving under the covers. Once I did, liked it.

Crank it to 5 to cool the bed, drop to 2 for the night. Other fans are just on or off. Love having the control.

Used to wake up with the blanket on the floor and still be hot. Now I keep it on and stay cool underneath.

Unfold, charge, done. No tools, no hose. Had it running the night it showed up.

Bought it for me, he tried it once, now we fight over it. Ordering a second. Four stars because now I have to buy two.

Change the speed and timer from the pillow without sitting up. Small thing, big deal when you're half asleep.

Spent more than this on cooling sheets that did nothing. This actually works. First thing in years that's let me sleep cool.

We boondock a lot so power matters. This sips battery and keeps the bed cool without the generator. Exactly what we needed.

Third trimester in summer, I ran hot constantly. This cooled my side without freezing out my husband. One of the only things that helped.

Figured the battery claim was optimistic. Wasn't. Full night every time. Four stars only because I'd love a bigger one for two-night trips.

You feel the air, you don't hear the fan. That's it.

Bought one for me, wife wanted her own within a week. The couple's set would've saved me a second order.

Runs while I fall asleep, shuts off on its own. By then I'm out and the bed's already cool.

Her words: "first summer in years I haven't soaked the sheets." She's sleeping, so am I. Happy husband.

Cool, quiet, cordless — all true. Took off a star because the edge felt new against my leg the first night. After that, fine.

Had a $500 corded unit. No outlet to tether to, no box on the floor, cools just as well. Easy call.

Got it for my dad who runs hot. He texts me every week about how well he's sleeping now.

Charge it, unfold it, sleep. Refreshing how simple it is.

Instead of cooling the whole house to 65 just to sleep, I cool the bed. Electric bill dropped this summer.

I love it, he runs cold and didn't want it on his side. That's on us — should've gotten the two-unit set. The fan's great.

I sleep during the day when it's hottest. Blackout curtains weren't enough. This keeps me cool enough to actually sleep.

No AC upstairs. Tried mine, now there's one in her room. Fixed both of us.

Stores in my drawer when I don't need it. Try that with a tower fan.

Been throwing covers off since I was a kid. First night with this I slept with the blanket on and stayed cool. Still can't believe it.

Cooling and battery are excellent. Just wish it came in a darker color to hide against the sheets. No real complaints.

We're all in the same boat at our age. Three of them have bought one since. All thrilled.

Renting, landlord won't allow AC units. This just needs a charge. Finally something I'm allowed to use.

I'd pay double now that I know. Sleeping through the night again is worth it.

Feel the difference under the covers within a minute. No waiting around.

Almost gave up before I realized I was positioning it wrong. Once I fixed that, fantastic. Don't skip the quick-start like I did.

Hot flashes still happen but I don't lie there drenched anymore. The cool air keeps me from overheating in the first place.

Plugged it in after my shower, full by the time I left for work. Ready every night.

Every other fan cools the room. This cools me, under the covers, where I'm actually hot. That's the whole difference.

I'd basically accepted bad summer sleep as my life. Wish I'd found this two summers ago.

Does everything promised. Holding back the fifth star for a slightly longer battery on weekend trips. For home use, perfect.

Bassinet right next to the bed. Doesn't wake the baby and keeps me from overheating during night feeds. Win-win.

And I've spent a lot — mattresses, sheets, pillows. This little fan beat all of it. Just buy it.