Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) vs Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls
Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series)
Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls
The short answer
Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) comes out ahead overall with 6.0/10 against 4.9/10 for the Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls. Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) is stronger on emf reduction and health & materials. Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls is stronger on electrical safety & reliability, warmth & heat control and value. At current verified prices, the Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls costs about $366.11 less.
- Choose the Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) if: Buyers who want year-round heating and cooling with no electric wiring in the sleep surface and have a large budget.
- Choose the Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls if: Owners of short, long or Olympic queens, RV beds or other odd sizes that mainstream pads don't fit.
Scores by criterion
| Criterion | Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) | Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls |
|---|---|---|
| EMF Reduction | 9.0No wires in the pad; the electrical parts stay in the floor unit (Bob Vila). | 3.0Standard AC; no claim. |
| Health & Materials | 5.5Poly/cotton cover with silicone tubing; needs a water cleaning solution. | 4.5100% polyester quilted. |
| Electrical Safety & Reliability | 5.5No in-bed wires, but a 1-year warranty, pump noise and some variants discontinued. | 6.5ETL, overheat shut-down and repair service; only a 1-year warranty. |
| Warmth & Heat Control | 6.060–115°F range, but slow heat-up and no schedule. | 6.510 settings with memory; Sleepopolis found the heat less even. |
| Comfort & Washability | 5.5Fill and flush hassle; warm wash only. | 5.5Shallow 13-inch skirt; may slide or bunch. |
| Value | 2.5About $1,258 for dual-zone queen coverage, poor value if you only need heat. | 4.0About $263; worth it only for hard-to-fit beds. |
Specifications
| Spec | Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) | Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls |
|---|---|---|
| EMF-Reduction Approach | Water circulation; no electric heating wires in the pad (pump/heater sits beside the bed) | None claimed |
| Low-Voltage DC / Battery Power | No | No |
| Electrical Safety Listing | — | ETL |
| Fabric | Polyester/cotton mesh or cotton topper with silicone tubes | 100% polyester quilted |
| Heat Settings | 56 settings | 10 settings |
| Max Auto Shut-Off | — | 10 hours |
| Dual Controls (Queen/King) | Yes | Yes |
| Sizes Available | Half Queen/Half King single-zone; Queen, King, Cal King dual-zone (2 units) | Single to Cal King incl. short/long/Olympic queen; single or dual control |
| Machine Washable | Yes | Yes |
| Warranty | 1 years | 1 years |
| Heating Method | Heated water circulated through tubing | Electric wire (AC), 126 W |
| Max Mattress Depth | — | 13 inches |
Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series)
Pros
- No heating wires in the pad
- Heats and cools
- Mattress Nerd and Bob Vila recommend it
- Wide temperature range
Cons
- Very expensive, especially for two zones
- Slow to heat
- Pump noise and distilled-water upkeep
- 1-year warranty
A premium, specialized system for hot and cold sleepers with a big budget. For heat alone, a regular pad is the better buy.
Full Sleepme (Chilipad) Chilipad Cube (CP500 series) review →Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls
Pros
- About 20 size and control options
- ETL approval
- Overheat shut-down
- Service after the warranty
Cons
- Expensive
- 1-year warranty
- 13-inch pocket
- Top may slide, bunch or heat unevenly
The right answer for nonstandard beds and a poor value for everyone else.
Full Electrowarmth M60FLD Queen Two Controls review →Both products are part of our guide The Best Heated Mattress Pads of 2026, where you can see every pick, how we score and current prices from each retailer.