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

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.

Brought as a birthday gift and My husband uses his everyday! It’s such a great idea for the price and I can’t believe how hot it gets! Easy to set up and use

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.

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.

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 !

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

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.