Eight Sleep’s new Pod 6 fixes its biggest flaw — the Hub now fits under your bed
TL;DR : Eight Sleep just launched the Pod 6 , featuring a completely redesigned Hub that fits under most bed frames, 18 biometric sensors, and new single-sleeper Solo sizes.
Prices start at $1,999 for Solo and $2,699 for Standard sizes.
Opens in a new window Credit: Eight Sleep Eight Sleep Pod 6 Shop Now When we reviewed the Eight Sleep Pod 5 , we called it a spendy miracle for hot sleepers.
Having a water-cooled cover that actively chills or warms your bed based on real-time biometric tracking is game-changing.
But for all its luxury, every Pod generation we’ve tested carried two massive design headaches: a tower-sized Hub that sat next to your nightstand like a mini-fridge, and the complete lack of smaller or single-sleeper mattress sizes.
The newly announced Eight Sleep Pod 6 directly tackles those long-standing complaints.
Rebuilt from the ground up, this sixth-generation release slims down the hardware footprint, vastly upgrades internal sensing, and introduces the most accessible pricing structure in the line's history.
The bulky box finally hides under your bed The biggest upgrade you'll notice right away is the central Hub.
Eight Sleep halved its size and gave it a sleek, low-profile design built to slide completely out of sight under most bed frames.
No more tripping over a plastic tower next to your nightstand.
And even though the box is half the size, the tech inside works faster: 20% faster cooling and heating — Redesigned internal coolers mean you get relief from sudden night sweats or chills way faster than on older models.
True split-temp controls — Each side of the bed runs on its own separate water loop.
You can freeze your side down to an icebox while your partner keeps theirs nice and warm, with zero bleed-over.
Credit: Eight Sleep Older models like the Pod 5 used just two sensors inside the cover to monitor your body.
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