Pros: comfort, spouse's moves don't jiggle your side, 90 day money back Cons: price
WHAT I BOUGHT
I bought four pieces, all in extra long, to make one 'king size' bed: twin and full mattresses and adjustable foundations. I wanted this mattress forever, but waited 3 years before finally buying. And what made me buy it was that...
Pros: So darn comfortable Cons: Smell (can't the company get rid of it before selling?)
Pricey
For years, we had a memory foam topper on our old way-too-firm mattress, and that helped, but the topper wasn't thick enough so I added a second topper. Even that couldn't compare with the real thing--a full memory foam mattress. We tried out all ...
Pros: Best matress ever.
Super comfortable
Totally adjustable to your perfect position. Cons: Holds Heat
Remote goes MIA
Split can cause some minor difficulties.
What we have: Split California King Adjustable (two bases, two mattresses) with comfort pillow(s). Okay, so we had a waterbed for years, mainly because I kick my foot in my sleep. Can't do springs, no matter if they are individually coiled or not. ...
Pros: Nothing better on the market Cons: Will take a long time to pay off
We had to use the warranty on our last Tempur-Pedic, and I swore it was my last. However, after buying a regular pillowtop mattress on our sleigh bed, I really missed the contour and luxury. My husband and I decided that our wood sleigh bed just ...
My husband and I had had our eyes on a Tempur-Pedic for about a year, but we were waiting to see just how big a dip it would take in our 7-year-old spring mattress before we would get a new bed. The dip became measurable in inches a few weeks ago so we ...
Pros: dreamy sleep, solid company, great for reading/working or medical conditions, mattresses fit nicely together Cons: slight smell for 1 week, super expensive, will need custom bed linens
We had a high quality standard innerspring mattress that had worn out over the years. My husband suffers from GERD and has to use a wedge in the bed to sleep. Also, we only had a queen sized bed. Since he slept on the wedge, which took up 1/2 of the ...
Pros: comfort, adjustable, pain relief, no more tossing and turning. Cons: pricey, takes a long time to get delivered, temporary chemical smell
My husband and I were in search of the perfect mattress and tried every mattress you can imagine, but couldn't find one that we both liked until we came across the Tempur-pedic beds. After trying all of their models, we decided on The Deluxe Bed with ...
Pros: Everything. comfort especially Cons: price but worth it in the end.
I would not normally rate a product so soon after buying, but this bed is so wonderful! My husband and I both have bad backs and our previous bed was a disaster. This temper pedic adjustable bed is the best investment ever. Yes it is an expensive bed but ...
Pros: Comfort, pain relief, vibrating massage, sheets fit well, jumping cat doesn't bother sleeping Cons: price, TEMPORARY odor (couple of hours), very heavy- have to pay for special delivery
As a critical care nurse, even at age 28, I tend to have a lot of back pain. Pulling up patients and turning them side to side, most of the pain occurs between my shoulder blades and my lower back. This bed takes the pressure off of any "one" point on ...
Pros: The memory foam concept great! No problems for me with the sheets! Cons: Price, A little steep compared to similar beds out there.
The whole concept of the memory foam molding to your every curve I know was marketed very well by Tempurpedic since the beginning (early 90’s?). I have to say, there are similar beds that I found after the fact that I bought the Tempurpedic that seem ...
Pros: Incredible support, particular model was quick to acclimate to. Cons: Finding the right model for required needs.
I've had both a bad and now a good experience with Tempurpedic mattresses. It all seems to be in getting the correct mattress for your particular needs. A few years ago I purchased a Deluxe Tempurpedic mattress thinking it would help my severe back ...
Pros: Very warm in winter Cons: Back pain on waking most days.
We bought this bed 2 years ago because we thought it would help relieve our back pain. Unfortunately, it hasn't. I had less pain when sleeping on a 20 year old, less firm Serta frame & mattress. This excerpt about a study on mattress firmness and back ...
Pros: Helps with pain Cons: Matress makes it hard to get out of bed Motors do not last at all.
We bought the two separate extra-long twin adjustable beds. The mattresses have helped with my back pain and we love the adjustable feature BUT we had the bed a bit less than 1 year and my husband's motor went out on his side. Given that he hardly ...
Pros: best sleep ever; durability, warranty; no mites (from what I'm told) Cons: price (depends on how much you value a good night's sleep); some may find uncomfortable
My wife and I bought the Eastern King (two twin extra long matresses) and we both agree that this is the best sleep we have ever had. After laying on my sister's tempurpedic mattress (she had the same model but with the thicker mattresses), I was sold. It did take my wife about a week for her to get accustomed to the feel of the mattress but it was well worth the wait. I will usually fall asleep within a few minutes of laying down. I also suffer from severe sleep apnea and the mattress has greatly helped me feel much more rested along with my C-PAP. We've had family and friends come over and try the bed and it is always a challenge to get them off!! As far as sheets go, we usually buy queen sheets and get the sheet straps to keep them fitted on the mattress (twin extra long sheets are almost impossible to find).
It's best to try it out at a mattress store when considering and I believe they offer a 90 day in home trial also.
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