What's the difference between a sauna tent, a sauna blanket, and a cabin?

Tents (around $150–$300) combine a steamer with optional infrared panels inside a zippered enclosure — fast to set up and store, but less durable. Blankets ($150–$500) wrap around you on a couch or bed and are the most compact option. Hemlock or cedar cabins ($800–$2,000+) are permanent furniture-grade installations with carbon heating panels, lower EMF, and a more authentic dry-heat experience.