ouluu Large Protable Sauna Box, 3L Steamer Protable Steam Sauna for Home, Personal Sauna with Big Sauna Chair, Remote Control, Foot Massager, 3.2’ x 3.2’ x 6.0’, Black

After long days on my feet or dealing with nagging back and joint stiffness, this ouluu large portable sauna box has become my go-to for real recovery at home. The tent is genuinely spacious (3.2' x 3.2' x 6.0')—tall enough to stand or stretch a bit, and roomy enough to sit comfortably or even recline without feeling cramped. Way better than the smaller ones I've seen. The 3L steamer with 1200W power heats up fast (steamy in under 10 minutes) and pumps out consistent, enveloping heat with multiple temperature levels via the handy remote. I love cranking it up for a deep sweat to loosen everything up—helps with soreness, detox, and just melting away stress. The included big folding chair is sturdy and comfy, and the foot massager (on my variant) is a nice bonus for extra relief. Setup is dead simple—pops up in minutes with the frame, folds down compact for storage, and it's lightweight enough to move around. Safety features like auto shut-off and dry-burn protection give peace of mind if I doze off mid-session. For the price, this feels like a steal—solid build, effective steam, and all the extras make it feel premium without the permanent sauna cost. It's seriously helping keep this meat sack functional and relaxed. I'd give it 6 stars if possible! Highly recommend for anyone needing easy home recovery. Seriously if you have never used a sauna you don't know what your missing!

I love that this sauna is larger than most as I am a large man (6’, 320lbs). I chose this one because it was 3.2’x3.2’x6’. It was also on sale for $99 so I decided to give it a try. It arrived in perfect condition and was easily assembled with the only assistance needed was to get the cover on. The heater is rated at 1200W and holds 3L of water, so has plenty of power and capacity for a session up to an hour. At the highest setting (P15), it takes about 15 min to get the steam going, but once it does, it really puts it out and it gets quite steamy inside. I didn’t check the temperature, but I would guess it’s about 110-120 F. Not the 150 F I used to get in a commercial Viking sauna, but not bad either. I haven’t experienced any cons, but the chair is quite small and I didn’t think it would hold me, so I put in an all metal camping chair I got at Harbor Freight. It fits nicely and even has a shelf for drinks, etc. I think I made the right choice; certainly there are hundreds of other choices for more money, but the size was the deciding factor and you can’t beat the price. Even at full price ($189), I think it is a good deal if you need the larger size.

For the price it's a pretty good product. I've had mine for about a month now. I have mine set on the level 15 which is the highest setting. It typically takes about 15 minutes to get to the max temperature. I bought a humidity/ temperature gauge and it'll reach about 80 percent humidity and about 100-110 degrees. Definitely not gym temperature but hot enough for me. I put the steam dispenser that's on the inside under my chair. I feel it disperses the heat a little more evenly than putting it on the side. I might have to use a beach sized towel that hangs lower on the back of my legs due to the fact that the steam from it can get a little toasty. I have a waterproof blue tooth speaker in there so I can listen to music and put my phone in a plastic case so I can keep it in the sauna with me. Over all I'm pretty impressed with it. Can't go wrong for the price.

Works well and steams up quickly.

First, the sauna was pre owned. Secondly, it doesn’t get hot at all. It gets humid and that’s it. I didn’t even break a sweat even after being on for one hour. Waste of money if you are looking to sweat.