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SAVE $50: The watch free porn movies onlineEight Sleep Pod 3 cooling mattress cover (queen) is on sale for $2,145, marked down from the normal price of $2,195. That's a savings of $50.

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Waking up feeling overheated is one of the most unpleasant experiences. If you've ever wandered around a new city while jet lagged or missed out on sleep on account of waking up at night to feed a child, you're familiar with the brain haze that can come from a lack of good sleep. If sleeping too hot is your number one sleep disruptor, today's deal is here to save the day (and night).

As of April 2, the Eight Sleep Pod 3 cooling mattress cover (queen) is on sale for $2,145, marked down from the normal price of $2,195. That's a savings of $50.

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Whether you live in a hot climate or you tend to sleep warm, waking up feeling sweaty is never ideal. The highly technical Eight Sleep Pod 3 cooling mattress cover aims to prevent sleepers from ever feeling overheated. The Eight Sleep Pod 3 cover is a system that includes a mattress cover, a central hub, and a power cable. Once set up and plugged in, the cover helps keep sleepers at a regulated temperature, sensing whether they need heating or cooling to get the best rest. Since the Pod 3 cover is capable of both, partners who prefer different temperatures can set their side to a desired temp through the Eight Sleep app.

SEE ALSO: I slept on Nectar's cooling mattress for a month and still got sweaty

The Eight Sleep Pod 3 cover also tracks sleep metrics like how long you spent asleep overall and how long you spent in each stage of sleep throughout the night. For those who don't like the idea of wearable a sleep tracking device, having a mattress cover that does it for you could be ideal.

Mashable's RJ Andersen reviewed the Eight Sleep Pod 3 cover with mixed feelings, mentioning it could be perfect for some sleepers but not all. Andersen mentioned that set-up wasn't a smooth process, but did find a few features to be excellent. "The quality of the product itself was stellar, surprisingly so, and it actually felt worth the hefty price tag," Andersen wrote. "I also loved the GentleRise Alarm feature which gradually increases the temperature on your side of the bed while vibrating softly to wake you up."

If you struggle to get good sleep on account of temperature, the Eight Sleep Pod 3 cover promises to provide relief. While it comes with a fairly hefty price, today's deal will save you $50. The benefits of getting great sleep night after night could be well worth the investment.

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