Dynamic Saunas 2-Person Low EMF FAR Infrared Sauna with Chromotherapy Lighting and Speakers, Maxxus Toulouse - Personal Indoor Dry Heat Sauna for Home & Gym – Made from Canadian Hemlock

Spent way too much time researching all sauna options, mainly on amazon but also off amazon. After marking close to 20 I was interested in, I slowly weened it down to this Dynamic Saunas model because 1. It had a solid review rating already with a high number of reviews and 2. From what I found it was basically the largest size I could get while also still being able to use a normal outlet. It’s also worth noting that last I checked, Costco exclusively sells Dynamic Saunas and they sell pretty good products overall so that was also a selling point for me. Now, onto my personal experience with it. SUPER easy to assemble. Fantastic instructions and labelings. My only real complaint, which is very minor, is that it can take quite some time to hear up and doesn’t actually get up to 151F. HOWEVER, I’m sure it will be able to once it gets warmer outside. Have only had it for a month now and it’s been in the garage so has been maybe around 50F out there most of the time and rough estimates, takes maybe 30min to get up to 100, 45min to hit 115, an hour to 125, an hour and a half to hit 140, which is essentially where it tops out right now (144 is highest I’ve seen). And 140 is honestly plenty. Even 130 is plenty, dripping sweat after a few minutes. (Also keep in mind this temp is what the sensor is reading at the ceiling so it’s not technically that hot in the entire interior space, as i confirmed with a portable temperature sensor of my own, but I already suspected this going into the purchase) So my only feedback would be that it would be awesome if you could remotely turn it on with a smart app to get it warming up. But so far that really hasn’t been a big deal. I love it, feel great using it and after using it. I’m trusting that the heating panels are actually emitting the FAR infrared waves as advertised (and at the advertised low EMF). Also love the bluetooth speakers and the overall aesthetics of the sauna are also good. Would definitely recommend.

Glad we went with this "one size up" model. Two normal size ladies can sit side by side in comfort. It heats up in 15 minutes on our cold back porch, but my wife likes to sit in it as it's heating. Five minutes after it hits 130, she's done! Fancy lights are a nice touch and the Bluetooth phone to speaker is a winner. She listens to podcasts while baking. With my 92 year old Dad helping, assembly was pretty easy. Had to use some force to make closure on some seams. Dedicated 15A outlet took much more effort than assembly of this high quality sauna. With such high heat, no need for a steam sauna, this dry unit works great. And it avoids the condensation issues, stays dry.

I’ve only had it for about 3 weeks but absolutely love it! It heats up to 135 in about 35 minutes. I sat in it and it actually went to 142. Easy to put together but you do need 2 people. It fits 2 adults nicely. Bluetooth sounds wonderful and connects immediately. Only regret is I didn’t buy it sooner! It’s nice to relax in after a good workout or a long day at work. Looks great!

I’ve had this sauna for about 1.5 years. This is probably the longest review I’ve ever written, but I want folks looking at this to know all the details. I gave this 5 stars, but it’s really 4.5 stars. It’s closer to 5 stars than 4 stars though. It’s great, but not perfect. ASSEMBLY - if you count unboxing everything, taking inventory of everything, reading the directions, and fully assembling, then it will take between 1.5 and 2 hours from start to finish. People who say they assembled it in an hour or less aren’t considering unboxing and figuring everything out. Or maybe they are professional sauna assemblers? :-) I’m not an expert handyman, but I would say I’m above average for sure.Assembly is pretty straightforward. Good directions You can assemble a lot of it yourself, but you really need two people to put the walls up. HEATING UP - it really depends on where you put it. If you have it in a climate controlled area and it’s typically between 65° and 70°, then you can heat it up to about 135° in roughly 35-40 minutes. But if you have it in the garage and your garage is not climate controlled, then it might take 50 minutes or so heat up to 135°. INSULATING - I would definitely recommend insulating the door with a thin weather-stripping. Also, I would insulate the outside top … and if it’s in a garage and the cement gets cold, then I would put something between the sauna and cement. FEATURES - as others have mentioned the speakers are excellent. They connected to Bluetooth easily. My side and back panels gets pretty hot, but my bottom panel doesn’t get too hot. ADD-ONS - I would buy a sauna backrest. You can find hundreds of them on Amazon. I also bought this cool metal small hanging bowl to put oils in. You might consider getting a bench pad, but I just use a towel and it’s quite comfortable. Good luck! Overall, it’s a well-made and fun machine and you’ll enjoy using it.

What makes this a 4star rather than 5star is the max temperature - I have seen other reviews showing/stating 140 degree temperatures but I routinely top out around 135. In fairness, my unit is in the garage and I live up north so it's cold but I would like to get a bit hotter. I have added some weatherstripping inside the unit at the seams in an effort to trap in heat and that looks to have added a few degrees. I am also planning to add some weatherstripping tape to the seams on the outside of the unit. That being said, this is a fine sauna that gets the job done - I wish I had purchased it long before. Setup is simple - just leave some space on each side to maneuver. The sound inside on bluetooth is excellent. The lights work well. It is big enough for two people. Highly recommend.

Great sauna for a decent price. Excellent appearance, easy to put together. Two persons needed to assemble. Delivered as a heavy pallet which needs brought into setup area in pieces. Recommend you also get wooden backrests for flexible seating.