Tommee Tippee Sleeptight Portable Blackout Blind Review
A versatile, suction-mounted blackout blind designed for travel and temporary use, effectively blocking light and providing a modest thermal barrier.

Quick verdict
This is an excellent temporary solution for renters or travellers needing to block light and manage solar gain in summer. While not a primary insulation tool, it offers a cost-effective way to keep south-facing bedrooms cooler during heatwaves without expensive installs.
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Who it's best for
- Renters who cannot install permanent curtain poles
- Parents of babies and toddlers for daytime naps
- Holidaymakers staying in bright or hot accommodation
Who should avoid it
- You want a permanent, high-performance thermal insulation solution
- Your windows are larger than 99 x 130 cm
Overview
Key features
- Suction cup attachment for tool-free fitting
- Adjustable size via Velcro-style fastenings
- Lightweight and portable for travel
- Complete blackout fabric construction
- Universal fit for windows up to 99 x 130 cm
Real world performance
Energy saving potential
Installation
Running costs
Pros
- Highly effective at blocking external light
- Non-permanent, making it perfect for UK renters
- Comes with a convenient travel storage bag
- Helps keep rooms noticeably cooler in direct sun
Cons
- Suction cups can fail if glass is not perfectly clean
- Slight light bleed at the edges of the window frame
- Not intended for long-term permanent use
Alternatives
Easynight Blackout Blind
Gro-Anywhere Blind
Frequently asked questions
Will this help keep my house warm in winter?
Its primary design is for blackout and summer cooling; it offers very little thermal insulation against the cold compared to dedicated draft-proofing or heavy curtains.
Does it work on double-glazed windows?
Yes, it attaches to any smooth, flat glass surface, including modern UK double glazing.
Can it be adjusted for smaller windows?
Yes, it features integrated fastenings that allow you to fold and secure the fabric to fit smaller frames.
Is it machine washable?
No, it is generally recommended to wipe clean with a damp cloth to protect the blackout coating and suction attachments.
Final verdict
3.8 / 5This is an excellent temporary solution for renters or travellers needing to block light and manage solar gain in summer. While not a primary insulation tool, it offers a cost-effective way to keep south-facing bedrooms cooler during heatwaves without expensive installs.