Tempur-Pedic Swedish Mattress

Pros: Well-made, stylish, sheets fit very nicely b/c of sharp corners.
Cons: Expensive, no support, too warm sometimes, very poor value.

I've had a Tempurpedic twin-size mattress for several months now. Initially, I had the full-size one, but I discovered that sleeping on this particular mattress, I didn't really roll around a whole lot, so I downsized to a twin. This was ok with ...

Pros: Great for the first three years.
Cons: After three years the foam compresses and looses its pressure relieving properties.

Just as advertised, the TempurPedic mattress provides a supportive, pressure-relieving night of sleep. Stiff and painful joints are greatly reduced—at least for three years. After about three years the foam looses its memory and lasting depressions occur ...

Pros: No more hip or back soreness. Very comfortable mattress. Virtually no motion from spouse.
Cons: Not the WOW experience we were looking for at first. Cannot use an electric blanket.

See end of review for update. My husband and I thought about buying a Tempurpedic mattress for months and seriously considered some of the knock-offs. So...we dished out the bucks and purchased a 10" king size mattress and foundation. We couldn't ...

Pros: Conforms well to body; Relieves pressure points better than most mattresses.
Cons: Poorly designed foundations; difficult to change positions during sleep; foam doesn't breathe (too hot) 

We had high expectations for this mattress--we bought the Classic II Tempur-Pedic for around $2000 (with required box foundations, that is if you want to keep the 20-year Tempur-Pedic warranty) from a local Living Spaces. About 8 months after having ...

Pros: Very comfortable, no movement felt by spouse
Cons: Expensive, but worth it

We had a water bed for the past 10 years (my husband used a water bed for a total of approximately 20 years at the advise of a physician due to a back/spinal problem he was born with). Unfortunately, every time I get up in the night (mostly due to our ...

Pros: Supportive soft surface, no neck strain when reading/watching T.V. in bed, restful deep sleep
Cons: Breaking in period. The mattress will be hard if the bedroom is cold.

The RhapsodyBed by Tempur-Pedic along with the Adjustable base was delivered two weeks ago. When it arrived, the mattress was considerably firm. I kneeded the bed with my hands and knees to help soften it up a bit. That night when I went to bed, I ...

Pros: Great warranty, non-transfer of motion, no need to flip, contours itself to your body.
Cons: Heat sensitive, changes with temperature, no electric blankets allowed. High Price.

My wife and I bought a king-size Tempur-Pedic mattress one year ago this month. We had been sleeping on a water bed, and I was having extensive sleep problems that included shoulder numbness, hands and arms falling asleep, neck pain, back pain, etc. I ...

Pros: Quality, Unsurpassed feel of the mattress, Support, Pressure relief Hypo-allergetic properties
Cons: The Price, Can't use electric blanket

Choosing a mattress is a very personal decision where one size does not fit all but in my opinion, tempurpedic sure comes close. I had been sleeping on a waterbed for over 20 years. My waterbed broke one night and after waking up with a soggy side, ...

Pros: First time in years I've slept 5 hours straight!
Cons: Cost of course....but worth it if it works Smell and now low back pain

I have owned my new Tempur Pedic Deluxe Mattress now for three weeks. I have Lupus, Fibromyalgia, and recently had cervical spine infusion and plate put in. My old mattress was foam but not memory foam. I had to have foam because I have and adjustable ...

Pros: most comfortable bed ever, no more pains
Cons: expensive, hard when cold

About 2 years ago I purchased a tempurpedic mattress from Brookstone. I had been thinking about this for quite a while, but after my wife consistently had back pains after waking up we decided we needed to try something different than a regular ...

Pros: Best sleep I've had in long time. No hip pain or morning stiffness
Cons: Price is on the high side but a good night's sleep is worth it.

It's been a little over a week since we've received a King Size Tempur-Pedic mattress. We had a Somma waterbed for about 18 years and it was about time for a new mattress. We did love the waterbed but it was getting to be too much of a hassle. So ...

Pros: Not sure there are any
Cons: Inconsistent quality, not meant for anyone with chemical insensitivites.

In Oct 2007 we had split king Tempurpedic Deluxe mattresses delivered to our home. My mother also had a twin size delivered to her apartment. Almost immediately there were large wrinkles each morning that didn't disappear as the mattress "cooled" during ...

Pros: Luxurious, soft, yet supportive sleeping surface Can't feel partner move on other side
Cons: expensive, but worth it

I've read some reviews on here, and for the most part, they were all positive. Even though the MSRP on the mattress I bought was about $2400, I needed something that was more comfortable than my discount queen-size mattress. For the most part, the ...

Pros: Conforms to you, can't feel other person on the bed AT ALL!
Cons: Sleep hot w/ cover on, hard feeling even though it conforms to you

I have been longing for a Tempurpedic mattress for YEARS! Literally SEVERAL years I have watched the commercials, listened to reviews, tested them in stores and I finally got an opportunity to get one. I was OVERJOYED! I waited and waited for the arrival ...

Pros: There are no pros to this overpriced hard smelly bed
Cons: This bed is overpriced and uncomfortable.

At my wife's insistence, we got a Tempur Pedic Rhapsody King Size Bed.I'm tall and heavy and this bed made me literally sink down into it. It's also too firm. When I try to change positons (I'm a side sleeper) from right to left side, I can't do it ...