Best Eight Sleep mattress deals for September 2026: Save up to $300 on the top-rated smart bed cover
Our expert guide to saving big on Eight Sleep's innovative smart mattress cover
After last month's small savings, September's Eight Sleep sale has stepped up its game for Labor Day. In August, you could only take $100 off the brand's flagship mattress cover when signing up for Eight Sleep's marketing emails, but you can now save $200 on all sizes of the Pod 5 smart cover at Eight Sleep without signing up to any newsletter. If you do decide to sign up for an email discount, too, this will take $300 off the Pod 5 overall.
While this month's $200 to $300 discount on the Pod 5 is the deal we've been waiting for, this still means a queen costs between $2,799 to $2, 699 (MSRP: $2,999). It's a luxury spend, but we think the Pod 5 is worth it as it's one of the best smart beds around.
Read on to find out why we think the Pod 5 is a worthy investment in this month's Labor Day mattress sales...
US Eight Sleep deals and sales
The Eight Sleep Pod 5 is a water based cooling system to keep you the perfect temperature all night. It's an impressive piece of tech but also a pricey one, with a queen $2,999. You also need to subscribe to the Eight Sleep Autopilot app, with prices starting at $17 per month. And it's worth noting this is just a mattress cover — head to our best mattress guide if you need a new bed. With all that said, there's nothing quite like the Eight Sleep for beating night sweats so it might be worth the investment. Especially, now that a $200 discount has arrived to take a queen down to $2,799.
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UK Eight Sleep deals
The Eight Sleep Pod 5 may be equipped with state-of-the-art cooling tech, but it also has dedicated warming features to get you through a UK winter. A king is £2,499 with subscription costs starting at £17 per month and there's no mattress included (our best mattress guide has our top-rated options if you want a new bed). However, with the extended summer bank holiday sale, it's now down to £2,299.
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Which Eight Sleep Pod should you buy?
At the heart of the Eight Sleep line-up is the Pod system. It combines a central control hub with Eight Sleep's signature cooling mattress cover. We haven't tested the latest model (the Pod 5) but you can learn about our experience with the tech in our Eight Sleep Pod 4 mattress review.
The Pod system's primary function is cooling and heating. It does this through hydropower. (In other words, water.) A series of small water-filled tubes run across the cover, changing temperature as necessary.
The Pod is also fitted with a series of sensors. These also act as sleep trackers (you can access your data on the connected app). The latest version of the Pod cover also features a smart alarm, for a gentle wake up.
That's the basics. But you can enhance the temperature control with the addition of the Blanket and the Pillow Cover. Both start at $999 and add to the immersive temperature experience. They're particularly useful for those who love in places with extreme weather conditions.
There's also the Base. Unlike the Pod and Blanket, the Eight Sleep Base doesn't offer any cooling. However, the adjustable smart base delivers head and foot elevation to minimize aches and pains. It also detects snoring, raising the head of the bed to open airways whenever your breathing becomes noisy.
Finally, and regardless of what Eight Sleep set-up you choose, there's the Autopilot system. This connected app works alongside the hub to give you control over your temperature, as well as providing insights into your night's rest.
The Autopilot app is essential for using the Pod and is offered as a monthly or yearly subscription. Remember to factor this in when you buy, because it will cost you between $199 and $399 per year.
While there are many components to the Eight Sleep system, one thing that isn't included is the mattress — you need to buy this separately.
Eight Sleep Pod 5 deals
Eight Sleep Pod 5 mattress cover deals
Eight Sleep's most advanced mattress cover yet
Sizes: 4 (full to Cal king) | Type: Smart mattress cover (with Blanket and Base upgrades) | Warranty: 2 - 5 years | Trial: 30 nights | MSRP: $3,098 - $3,498 | App subscription: $17 - $33 per month
The latest iteration of the Eight Sleep Pod, the Pod 5, contains the cutting edge temperature control of its predecessors. The dual sided design allows both bed partners to turn the heat up or down, for the perfect sleep climate.
And the Eight Sleep doesn't start snoozing just because you've drifted off. Fitted with AI sensors, the Pod continuously monitors temperature throughout the night, making necessary adjustments to maintain your preferred feel.
In the morning these sensors, via the Autopilot app, provide an overview of your rest plus potential areas of improvement.
The Pod 5 can also be used alongside the Eight Sleep Base — first introduced with the Pod 4 — which offers head and feet elevation to relieve pressure on the body. The Base also contains an integrated speaker, featuring soundscapes, meditations and white noise, to help you drift off.
New with the Pod 5 is the addition of the Blanket. This optional extra is fitted with hydro-powered temperature control and works in-sync with the cover to create a "fully immersive thermal experience."
Do you need an Eight Sleep discount code?
In the Eight Sleep sales, you don't tend to need to add any discount codes or promo codes at checkout. Usually the discount is applied automatically at checkout.
Eight Sleep does sometimes offer additional discounts for signing up to the mailing list. If you're looking to maximize your saving, we recommend joining the list and looking out for promo codes.
Is Oura or Eight Sleep more accurate?
We rate the Oura Ring 4 the best sleep tracker on the market for its accuracy, non-invasive design, and rich features, including AI sleep coaching. It also provides a more holistic view of your health since you can wear it virtually 24/7.
If you prefer not to wear a device, the Eight Sleep Pod 5 features clinical-grade sensors that measure sleep stages, heart rate, HRV, and respiration. It uses that information to automatically adjust the temperature of your sleep surface and raise the adjustable base accordingly if you're snoring.
In our experience, both Oura and Eight Sleep provide accurate (if not totally perfect) sleep data; the right one for you will come down to what you personally want from a sleep tracker.
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Based in Philadelphia, writer and editor Alison Barretta has been sharing buying advice and retail news for over 15 years. Since 2020 she's been helping Tom's Guide expand its robust library of sleep content by researching the latest trends, speaking with renowned experts, and going behind the scenes at Saatva, Casper, Sleep Number, Tempur-Pedic, and 3Z Brands. Alison has reviewed everything from budget mattresses to immersive luxury smart beds that automatically adjust to your every move. When she isn't reviewing mattresses or searching for great deals to save you money, Alison can be found practicing yoga and martial arts, experimenting with recipes, getting too invested in the Philadelphia Flyers, and snoozing with her cat / assistant mattress tester Alex.
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