Chilipad discount: current offer
Sleepme, which makes Chilipad, runs different offers throughout the year, and this page always shows the current one. Its Black Friday sale is live now: Chilipad 2.0 is $200 off each side of the bed, with savings of up to $998 on larger setups. The discount is applied automatically at checkout, so no code is needed. My link goes straight to Sleepme’s own store.
ChiliPad 2.0
Water-cooled and heated mattress topper with a bedside remote and no subscription.
RRP $1,599 $1,399
US only, not sold in the UK or EU
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Get it nowOrder now – ChiliPad 2.0 Also sold direct byCurrent prices
These are Sleepme’s prices for one sleeper, which is one temperature zone. For two sleepers, you need a second system for the other side; Sleepme shows that price once you choose two sleepers and a bed size.
| Bed size (one side) | Sale price | Usual price |
|---|---|---|
| Twin XL | $1,399 | $1,599 |
| Half Full | $1,399 | $1,599 |
| Half Queen | $1,499 | $1,699 |
| Half King or Half Cal King | $1,599 | $1,799 |
| Half Split King | $1,399 | $1,599 |
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Prices change often, so check them on Sleepme’s site before buying.
What you get
- A water-cooled and heated cover that fits over mattresses 10 to 16 inches deep, from 13 to 46°C (55 to 115°F).
- A bedside Remote with a dial, so you can change the temperature in the night without your phone.
- No subscription, a two-year warranty and a 30-night trial.
- A longer return window over the holidays: Sleepme accepts returns until 25 January on orders placed from 4 November to 25 December.
- Free ground shipping within the 48 contiguous US states, plus 0% financing and HSA and FSA eligibility for qualifying buyers.
Who can buy it
Sleepme sells and ships Chilipad only in the US. UK and European readers who want a bed that cools and heats without a subscription should look at Somnus Lab and Qimora in “Eight Sleep alternatives”.
Before you buy
See how Chilipad 2.0 compares with Eight Sleep, Somnus Lab, Orion, and Qimora in our “Bed cooling systems compared” guide. Full Chilipad 2.0 specifications and differences from the older Chilipad 1.0 are on the specs pages. If you want the bed to track your sleep as well, the current offer on Eight Sleep is on the Eight Sleep discount page.
Quick answers
Is there a Chilipad discount code?
Sleepme applies its sale discounts automatically at checkout, so a code is not needed. Coupon sites often list codes that no longer work.
Does Chilipad go on sale?
Yes. Sleepme runs sales through the year, including a Black Friday sale, and this page shows the current one.
Does Chilipad need a subscription?
No. Chilipad 2.0 works fully without any ongoing fees, and the app is free.
Can I buy Chilipad in the UK or Europe?
No. Sleepme ships only within the US. Somnus Lab and Qimora sell no-subscription bed cooling systems in the UK and Europe.
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