| Manufacturer | Chilipad by Sleepme |
|---|---|
| Type | Water-based mattress cover with Dock and Remote |
| Series | Chilipad |
| Released | 19 May 2026 |
| Price | One sleeper from $1,599 list price (Full). Two sleepers from $2,798 (Full). |
| Predecessor | Chilipad 1.0 (previously called Dock Pro) |
| Successor | None announced |
| Sizes | Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King and Split King |
| Zones | One sleeper (one zone) or two sleepers (two zones) |
| Who it suits | Hot sleepers and couples who want independent control over bed temperature without a subscription. |
Specifications and features as at launch.
Expert opinion
The Chilipad 2.0 circulates temperature-controlled water through a mattress pad, offering both cooling and warming with independent dual-zone control. App-based temperature scheduling adds convenience.
Its main drawback is a relatively high price, though it is still significantly cheaper than the market leader and needs no subscription. The hum from the bedside Dock is a further factor, as is the need for regular maintenance. The cover is easier to wash and clean than some competitors’. It is a useful investment for people whose sleep is regularly disrupted by temperature.
ChiliPad 2.0
Water-cooled and heated mattress topper with a bedside remote and no subscription.
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What’s new versus Chilipad 1.0
Hardware
- A nightstand Remote in every box, with a dial that changes the temperature without the app or a phone.
- A Hydrolayer cover that slides out for washing, with a built-in mattress protector, and Full and Twin XL sizes.
- A quieter Dock with a redesigned display, a larger reservoir and an easier-to-fill lid.
- Core electronics, the Dock and Remote, designed and assembled in the USA.
- A modular, repairable design, so one failed component can be replaced without replacing the whole system.
- A two-year warranty, double the Chilipad 1.0 warranty.
Software
- A redesigned app with smarter sleep program controls and personalised overnight schedules.
- Presence sensing that can start the sleep schedule when you get into bed.
- App-free setup on the Dock.
Specifications
| Temperature | |
|---|---|
| Method | Water circulated through the Hydrolayer by the Dock |
| Range | 13 to 46°C (55 to 115°F) |
| Zones | One or two. A second side can be added later with a Chilipad 2.0 Companion system. |
| Cover | |
| Fit | Mattresses 10 to 16 inches deep, including adjustable beds |
| Thickness | About 1/8 inch (3 mm) |
| Washing | Machine-washable breathable cover with waterproof protection |
| Remote | |
| Control | Dial for temperature, with optional presence-sensing automations |
| Display | Low-glow screen showing current temperature, target temperature, humidity and alerts, with a clock screen |
| Ports | Two USB-C: one for power and one for charging a phone or accessory |
| Connectivity and ownership | |
| Wi-Fi | Works with or without Wi-Fi |
| Developer access | Open developer ecosystem and Developer API |
| Subscription | None required |
| Warranty | 2-year limited warranty, with an option to extend |
| Trial | 30 nights |
| HSA and FSA | Eligible for qualifying customers |
| © the5krunner. Link required. | |
Dock, power and noise
| Dock size and weight | About 15 x 12 x 6.5 in (38 x 30 x 16.5 cm) and 6.2 kg (13.7 lb), from retailer listings. Sleepme does not publish them on its own site. |
| Reservoir | Higher capacity than Chilipad 1.0, with an ergonomic lid. Fill with distilled water. |
| Noise | Described as the quietest Chilipad yet. No decibel figure is published. |
Features
Temperature
- Sleep schedules that change the bed temperature through the night.
- Warm Awake gradually warms the bed before your wake time.
- Away Mode for travel.
Control
- The Remote, the Dock display or the free app can all change the temperature. There is no subscription.
- A partner can share control from their own app.
Dual zone
- Dual-zone setups use two systems, one for each side of the bed.
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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Related
- Also consider: Eight Sleep Pod 6 specifications, which tracks your sleep and needs a membership.
Quick answers
Does Chilipad 2.0 need a subscription?
No. Chilipad 2.0 has no ongoing fees, and the app is free.
What is the temperature range of Chilipad 2.0?
It cools or heats the bed between 13 and 46°C (55 and 115°F).
Does Chilipad 2.0 work without a phone?
Yes. The Remote has a dial that changes the temperature without the app or an internet connection.
Can two people have different temperatures on Chilipad 2.0?
Yes, with a dual-zone setup. It uses two systems, one for each side of the bed.
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