GhostBed has launched its Climate Pro Smart Mattress on Kickstarter. The mattress integrates climate control directly into the bed, removing the need for separate cooling pads or fans. Here’s what sets the Climate Pro apart and what backers can expect from the campaign.
A Smart Mattress That Sleeps Cool (or Warm)
The Climate Pro Smart Mattress’s main feature is its built-in climate system. Users can control the bed’s temperature with dual-zone regulation for each side. Each person can set their own temperature, which is useful for couples with different preferences.
GhostBed says the system can cool the mattress to 60°F (16°C) or heat it up to 110°F (43°C). The integrated climate unit circulates air and adjusts the temperature overnight, without bulky attachments or external hoses.
App-Controlled Sleep Environment
The Climate Pro mattress connects to an iOS and Android app. Users can set schedules, adjust temperatures, and monitor their sleep environment. The app can automate temperature changes, cooling the bed as you fall asleep and warming it toward morning.
The mattress works with smart home systems like Alexa and Google Home. Users can adjust settings with voice commands or include the mattress in home automation routines.
Backed by Sleep Science
GhostBed says the Climate Pro is based on research showing that temperature affects sleep quality. Studies suggest that cooler environments can help people fall asleep faster and sleep more deeply. The Climate Pro lets users control the bed’s temperature automatically to support better sleep.
The mattress uses memory foam and supportive coils for comfort and durability, plus climate control.
The Climate Pro Kickstarter campaign offers discounts for early backers. Reward tiers include twin, queen, and king sizes at lower prices than expected retail. GhostBed aims to fund full-scale production, with delivery estimated for December this year or early 2027.
The Future of Smart Mattress Sleep
GhostBed aims to personalize sleep with the Climate Pro Smart Mattress. The Kickstarter campaign suggests there is demand for solutions that address temperature, a common barrier to good sleep. As smart home technology grows, the Climate Pro could find a place in more tech-focused bedrooms.
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