Tempur-Pedic Swedish Sleep System

Pros: the Euro-Flex light, supportive, comparison to TempurPedic appreciated
Cons: Looking for others comparison of Euro-Flex versus the TempurPedic.

We have tested both mattress systems and would love feed back from others who have checked out both. I am concerned about the heat buildup as I am a side sleeper, run somewhat warm to hot, and have some lumbar support issues. Vowed to never buy another ...

Pros: Has helped with neck and shoulder pain, no morning stiffness
Cons: the price is very steep

I have been shopping and pricing these beds for years. Nothing really stood out with Tempur-Pedic than other memory foam mattress's that would warrant me paying such a high price. I formally had a Simmons World Class mattress that I loved for the first 6 ...

Pros: Excellent mattress for people with back problems. Like sleeping on a cloud.
Cons: Expensive but well worth the money if you can afford it.

I purchased a Tempur Pedic deluxe mattress 2 1/2 years ago. My old mattress was 15 years old and was in dire need of being retired to the mattress graveyard. I had heard a lot of great things about these mattresses and really wanted to try one. My ...

Pros: Initial impression was ok
Cons: Hype is Hype! its poor!

Ok this is not all from personal experience but my parents purchased it. The TV Ads are slick. From the sales pitch it sounds like a nice bed no doubt. My parents tried it in a store. And like it a bit. Again I think they were more sold on the TV ...

Pros: Incredibly comfortable at first
Cons: Lifespan is way too short for a mattress

I was a die-hard Tempurpedic fan, with the emphasis on "WAS"- we have had their mattress and pillows for several years now. My hubbie gave up on the pillow a long time ago because of softening, but truthfully I still find mine comfortable. The bed is a ...

Pros: Painless sleep, unbelievably comfortable, no flipping or rotating. Haven't tried to move it yet though.
Cons: A little expensive, but well worth it.

I had a car accident that left me with some relatively minor neck and back damage (didn't feel minor of course). With my old regular mattress I was stuck in a horrible catch 22. The more I hurt, the more I just wanted to lie there, and the more I lay ...

Pros: Very comfortable. No transferred motion. Great customer service. Fantastic warranty.
Cons: Takes getting used to. Somewhat warm at first.

I bought the sleep system (mattress and foundation) nearly ten years ago. I don't recall what my impressions were back then, but I do recall that after I moved from a cool climate to a warmer one a few years ago, the mattress seemed uncomfortably warm ...

Pros: Toss/turn less. Instant pain relief on lower right back due to a herniated disk.
Cons: Temperature seems to affect the mattress...too hot= too soft and too cold= too firm.

I bought the original bed back in August of 07 and I must say at first it was the most comfortable bed I ever laid on. I have a bad back and wanted to give this a try. At first I noticed I tossed/turn less and felt instant relief from my lower right ...

Pros: Molds your body preventing tossing/turning. 20 year warranty. Prevents insomnia and promotes healthy body.
Cons: The price. The light smell should go away with time.

I had a sealy for 9 years and knew it was time to change beds after I acquired a chronic shoulder pain from sleeping on my side. After losing hours of sleep a night due to shoulder, back and neck pains I decided to try out the Tempur-Pedic beds. After ...

Pros: very comfortable
Cons: smell is most likely going to give me cancer

I bought a king size tempur-pedic 1 week ago and I am shocked that the smell is so bad. They delivered it at 2pm Sunday, and by 3:30 I was on the phone trying to get them to take it back. As you might expect, I was told to give it a week or so and the ...

Pros: pretty comfortable
Cons: too hot, too firm

I have been sleeping on the tempurpedic classic for three weeks. I returned it to the store I bought it from today in exchange for the Sealy PosturePedic TrueForm foam mattress. The Sealy felt better in the store but runs about $600 more than the ...

Pros: none
Cons: bad smell, poor customer service, outgassing

My wife and I recently purchased a Tempur-Pedic mattress and excitedly looked forward to trying it out in our home with the assurance of the 90-day trial period. Almost from the moment it was delivered we realized we had made a mistake. The smell ...

Pros: No sagging
Great memory performance
Can't feel anyone else move
Cons: Price (can be tolerated if you believe in sleep)
Trouble with retailer, but not product fault.

I wanted a tempur for 8 years.  Finally convinced wife try.  I offered to buy ANY model that she "felt" most comfortable on.  We settled on a king size rhapsody.  Bit pricey all said and done with foundation and all = $3900.  ...

Pros: comfort, value
Cons: none

I have tried various high-end traditional mattresses during the past decade. Whatever mattress I slept on, I could rarely get a good night's sleep. I'd wake up often, toss and turn, etc. A year ago I bought a Tempur-Pedic. I have been sleeping so much better on this wonderful mattress. I did not have any real adjustment issues, nor temperature problems. Since I work at home, I find that I often migrate to my bed with my laptop and phone. It's just as comfortable to sit up in the T-P, as it is to lie down.

Tempur-Pedic is inexpensive, well made and most comfortable.

Pros: Durable, clean, allergen free
Cons: Expensive, sometimes warm.

I had an original for one year. For the first few weeks, there was a slight chemical smell and stiffness. Later it was fine. The mattress can be warmer than most, but that can be resolved with purchasing 500ct 100% cotton sheets. I purchased it for my shoulder pains and I longer have them. I also had sleep issues, but that was not the bed's fault, but my own for worrying too much about everything. At the end I hope it last the 20 years they tell us, and I hope I'm not like the reviewer who threw his out after 4 years. Most mattresses last 8. In addition, my wife loves it. You should also purchase the Tempur pillows. I would have purchased the deluxe model which was less firm, but due to the price and my wife's preference, I chose the original, which is fine too.