SereneLife Portable Steam Sauna Tent with Remote Control Timer - Home & Indoor Steam Sauna Experience

I tried to bring a hint of Highland spa luxury into our spare room and, to my surprise, the SereneLife sauna tent almost pulls it off. Once it pops up to its full 90 x 90 x 180 cm, the 1,600-watt heater, steered by a wired remote, hits about 48 °C in fifteen minutes, even when the North-Sea wind is howling outside. You get a folding chair, neat little arm zips for scrolling through your phone, and a timer so you do not overcook yourself. When visitors turn up, the whole rig folds flat and slides beneath the bed. It is not all rosy. The zip feels flimsy and catches on the lining if I get impatient. The instruction sheet might as well have been drawn with a crayon, and the supplied chair takes my 74 kg but bends like an end-of-season deckchair. The first session also greeted me with that unmistakable new-PVC whiff. Still, at around two hundred quid the heat performance and portability are hard to fault. Accept the light-duty fittings and occasional plastic pong and you could cancel the leisure-centre membership without missing your weekly sweat.

Really great! I’m suprised how well it works and how hot it gets! Definetely worth the money. I and my whole family been really enjoying to have sauna literally in our house with no saddle set up. Easy to put away as well. Love it.

Overall I’m very pleased. The only issue I see for the future is that the frame poles are paint metal. So wonder if they will rust !! The sauna was easy to put together and works a treat. I’ve waited for a while to leave a review so that I can use it a number of times. So far my wife and I separately have used it around 10-12 times. I found it easy to use and it definitely gets you in a sweat. Leaving me feeling relaxed and refreshed after a shower.

It's garbage. It's just a wallpaper steamer attached to a tent. You'll walk out soaking wet. Honestly a hot bath after a workout is better. - It's not waterproof at all. Your floors will be drenched - The insulation is nonexistent. It has very little heat retention - The frame is rusting from the first use! - has zero ventilation, you'll be suffering with o2 deprivation after 20 minutes. - the temperature hits 30 degrees max, I checked.

First impressions are great, took 20 mins to set up but would have been quicker if we didn't have limited height in our basement. Heated up in 15 mins and is very hot/steamy. Brilliant addition to the home, no leaks and the materials are high quality. Instructions are a little sparce but the review photos show you how to set it up. Bought during sale at £150 and seems very good value.

Picked this up over the weekend. Very impressed - the heat settings are intense, I only managed 15mins on 12 setting (16 max) but WOW for the money this is a winner ! Easy assembly, took 10mins - would highly recommend if you are a sauna lover !

My mom got us this after I gave birth to help me relax and we love it so much. My husband said it was easy to assemble, the app is easy to use and if you don't want to use the app, it comes with a control that is equally easy to use. We put it in a room that's right next to our bathroom. So when we use it, we turn off the lights, put on some meditation music on and make sure to get some essential oils in the water. I go in and close my eyes and I'm instantly transformed into a rich and healthy lady with money to spend at the spa. It's the most amazing feeling. Also, I've noticed that after a 20 min session in there and a cold shower, my skin is glowing and my hair is softer. Trust me, this is totally worth the cost.

the product seems fine but the instructions are poor. no advice on how to set the heating unit up. the video shows the lady adding oil to the water but there is a sticker on the unit saying do not add oil?? also says remove lid after 5 minutes but then all the steam releases and the tent goes cold. very poor

Please note, this review is for the steam version, not the infrared. I have been a sauna/steam room aficionado most of my adult life--certainly over the last 40 years or so. In fact, I love saunas so much I had one installed on my back deck in my previous house. But then I retired and moved across the country and my new place lacks a sauna, unfortunately. So, I decided to give this product a try--if only to see how well it works and whether it can tide me over until I can have a real sauna built on my new back deck next year. Despite my concerns, I was pleasantly surprised by this product. Yeah, it only holds one person. But I live alone, so that's fine. Sure, it seems a bit flimsy. But I only intend to use it temporarily. So again, not an issue. All in all, it suits the purpose--it works; it produces adequate steam and heat, it doesn't take up a lot of space, and it doesn't cost a fortune. Now, bear in mind, I only just got it today, so I can't attest to its durability. But from what I've seen so far, it's worth the money. Happily, it arrived much sooner than expected, less than a week after ordering. It arrived in a good-sized box with everything intact. I'm an old guy (68) and it took me only about 20 minutes to put it all together. The instructions weren't great, but clear enough. And I'm not that clever, so if I can do it, you can do it. The metal pipe frame went together easily and the mylar envelope (or tent) was fairly simple to install, just be sure to unzip the ENTIRE thing before attempting to slip it over the metal frame. I didn't and it took me a couple of minutes of fruitless struggle before I realized my mistake. Unzip the whole mylar envelope and slide it under and over the frame as instructed. Then it zips back together quite easily. The zippers are good-sized and sturdy enough for this application. There is also a clear plastic window in the door that fits in place with velcro--easy. The included chair is a standard folding camp chair. My only complaint is that it sits too low--the seat bottom is only about 13" from the ground. It's not a problem for me to get in and out of (I'm 5'9" and 160 lb), but once everything heats up, the chair is simply too low to get to the higher temperature steam that rises to the top of the box. The instructions for the "boiler" or "heater" are simple enough, if a bit incomplete. But I figured it out without too much trouble. The plastic lid is upside down on top of the boiler for packing (that took me a couple of confused minutes to figure out). And it simply turns a half inch or so to the right to lock in place. The boiler holds just over a gallon--I used filtered water, since my neighborhood's water is quite hard. I filled it almost to the brim--a full gallon. After plugging it in and inserting the plastic hose from the lid to the tube near the lower right-hand side of the envelop, I turned it on and turned it all the way up to 16, the highest setting. It took about 20 minutes to get a full head of steam inside the box. At which point, I sat inside for a full 30 minutes. And as I mentioned, the seat is simply too low. I got a much more satisfying level of heat by standing up. So, I've ordered a director's style chair that sits about 26" from the ground. That should put my head another 13" higher and more fully into the hotter steam higher up. Still, I worked up a good sweat after about 10 minutes. But it wasn't so uncomfortable that I had to leave. My thermometer registered just about 109.6˚F after 20 minutes. With 99% humidity, that's a good amount of heat. (Mind you, I'm used to 200˚F+ in a traditional dry Finnish-style sauna.) But steam rooms (which this more closely resembles) are much cooler owing to the extremely high humidity. So, 109˚F, with all that steam, was pretty warm and certainly good enough for a solid sweat to develop. It's not really a sauna, of course, as the label claims. It's really a one-person, portable steam box. I set it up in my garage, where the ambient temperature this evening was about 58˚F--a nice contrast between the cool garage and the warm steam box. As mentioned, my only fix at this point is a taller chair (bar height, perhaps) so I can sit up in the hotter steam. By the way, after 20 minutes of warm-up and 30 minutes of use (for a total of 50 minutes) I used less than half a gallon of water. That's fine. At least I didn't run out of water. I'd also advise running it for a bit your first time, maybe half an hour or more before use--there's an unpleasant plastic smell initially. It disappeared by the time I finished. Overall, I give this a 5-star review for ease of set-up and use, and fulfillment of expectations. Is it a substitute for a real sauna or steam room? Nope. But it'll work just fine until I get one. I'll come back later with an update once I've had a chance to use it few more times to let you know if I still like it and to see how it's holding up.

Facile montaggio e molto e molto confortevole utilizzo

Ich bin begeistert. Super Sauna. Ich wollte etwas mobiles und kompaktes, da ich nicht so viel Platz übrig habe und diese Sauna erfüllt das zu 100%. Sie ist sehr schnell aufgebaut und sofort betriebsbereit. Der Dampfgenerator ist einfach zu Bedienen und man kann ätherische Öle mit reingeben was ich super finde. Ich mache das nun täglich da ich immer verschleimt bin und es wird schon besser. Es ist nicht so bequem wie in einer Richtigen Sauna aber der Platzvorteil und auch der Preisvorteil sprechen für sich. Diese Sauna bekommt wirklich jeder irgendwo unter und man kann sie auch schnell auf- und abbauen, wobei ich das nicht machen werde. Sonst verwendet man sie bestimmt nicht regelmässig. Aber zur Not wäre das auch möglich. Bei mir steht sie nun im Bad in der Ecke und bin voll zufrieden.

ES UNA PASADA PARA SER PORTATIL!..SUPER SUPER BIEN!. No es barata, esta claro, pero la calidad del tejido de la cabina y todos sus acabados, estan super bien. Vale la pena invertir en este producto. Facil de montar.Cumple super bien con la funcion.

I recently purchased the SereneLife Portable Steam Sauna and overall, I'm quite pleased with its performance. However, there are a couple of points worth noting for potential buyers. Temperature Sensitivity: ⭐⭐⭐ The sauna is incredibly effective at providing a relaxing steam experience. However, I've noticed that it is quite sensitive to external temperatures. While it's perfect for indoor use or in moderate climates, it may not be the best choice for outdoor use in areas with harsh winters. The effectiveness of the sauna can be compromised in colder temperatures, so it's important to consider the climate of your location. Water Retention: ⭐⭐⭐ The sauna comes equipped with an additional fabric at the bottom to help retain water, but there's still a minor issue. Some water tends to escape, especially when it condenses and rolls down the walls of the sauna. While it's not a deal-breaker, it's essential to be mindful of the potential for water droplets forming on the walls during use. Placing a towel or mat under the sauna can help mitigate any water spillage. Despite these considerations, the SereneLife Portable Steam Sauna has proven to be a valuable addition to my relaxation routine. It's easy to set up, provides a rejuvenating steam experience, and offers a convenient way to enjoy the benefits of a sauna at home. Just be sure to take into account the external temperature and potential water droplets when deciding on the ideal location for your sauna sessions.