I was really excited about Eight Sleep given all the hype around how it's supposed to revolutionize sleep with technology. Honestly, I was expecting something groundbreaking for the price. But after giving it a go, I've been left wondering what exactly I paid for. First off, the temperature control is hit or miss. Some nights it seems to work okay, and others, I'm either freezing or overheating. Isn't this thing supposed to adjust to my sleep automatically? And then there's the tech side of things—rather than simplifying my life, it feels like I'm wrestling with the app and connectivity more than I'm actually getting rest. The price tag on this is no joke. I was prepared to invest in my sleep, but only if the product delivered. Sadly, Eight Sleep hasn't lived up to that promise. For something this expensive, I was expecting a lot more. It feels like the technology isn't there yet, or at least it's not as user-friendly and effective as advertised. The marketing made Eight Sleep out to be the next big thing in sleep tech. But after using it, I'm just not seeing the revolution it promised. There's a big gap between what's advertised and what you actually get. I wish the company had been more honest about what the product can and can't do. I really wanted to love Eight Sleep, but it's been a letdown. From spotty performance to just not living up to the hype, it's hard to justify the cost. I hope this review helps others temper their expectations or look into other options before making such a big investment in their sleep.