Bedjet review: Too hot to sleep? I tried a box that blows cool air between sheets and it actually worked

BedJet’s novel under-the-blankets approach to creating the perfect sleep climate has its benefits – and a few unexpected quirks

Let’s get the puns out of the way first: yes, I am hot in bed; yes, I get the cold shoulder sometimes and yes, I do sometimes wake up hot and sweaty.

As a fairly typical cranky middle-aged male, these are part of the simple process of falling asleep. Like more than 30% of Americans, I struggle with sleep, intermittently being too hot, too cold or having a cat jump on my head. The BedJet aims to deal with the first two issues by quite literally adding climate control between the sheets.

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