Tempur-Pedic - TEMPUR-Contour Rhapsody Luxe (BDCMA5SU6543)

I loved the Rapsody. Had mine for about 12 years. I only switched when I changed employer's so I could speak more intelligently about the product I was selling and be able to give personal insight. I was going to go with a Luxe Adapt Firm if I stuck with Tempurpedic but moved brands entirely. That being said, you could try theAdapt topper but I have no personal testamonial. Nothing lasts like they used to. For me the Luxe Adapt Firm came the closest. I would tell you the same thing I have told others on Reddit - ignore most of what you read here, it is where people come to complain. Try a Tempurpedic Flagship store as opposed to Mattress Firm. Understand the return and exchanges policy's in depth. If you are looking at an adjustable base, it is not returnable. Take some time to see if it works for you, both in the store and once you get it home. As a company, Tempurpedic is pretty good with customer service as long as you are making reasonable requests.

Hi, I have had my "Euro-Tempurpedic" for almost 20years now. It is still firm and wonderful. But I need to replace it. It was sold in the "Rhapsody" days for those that have that model. It was very very firm. It still looks like new and almost as firm as the day I bought it. But it's a king and we can't lift it anymore or even rotate it. So I need to buy split king size. My problem is I was going to get a Adapt-Pro Firm Tempurpedic but I see all the things about not making them like they used to. I can't have a mattress sagging in a few years. I will have an adjustable base under it (now I have the Tempurpedic Foundation which is still also in great shape). Any suggestions on something that will stay as firm in a few years? My current Euro Tempurpedic was my best investment! I appreciate any advice.

I have a 14 year old Tempurpedic Rhapsody, mine wasn't extra firm though. It's still awesome, but we're going to buy a king size bed and went with a local latex bed manufacturer this time. The Tempur has held up for a long time though!

I've slept on both. Had tempurpedic (medium/med firm Rhapsody) for like 12 years and now we have an all talalay mattress. I have soft top layer and my husband has a medium top layer (I've tried both and prefer soft as a petite side sleeper). The soft is a bit more comparable in my mind because I do sink in some on a medium tempurpedic, the medium talalay doesn't sink in at all for me, I was on top and it pressed on my shoulder and hips too much, just felt too firm for me 🤷. Soft talalay is perfect for me though. Even with the soft talalay, it's not the same sinking in as a tempurpedic. It's a little bouncier and cushy, rather than a sinking in feeling. I love my new talalay mattress and find it better for me than the tempurpedic for side sleeping. I have to say I'd been having shoulder pain and it may be age/arthritis or something, who knows. The soft talalay is better for my shoulders, but the soft tempurpedic may also have worked, we just didn't want to shell out the money to try because we really liked the latex one and we sleep hot lol The latex definitely sleeps cooler, my husband never used a blanket with the tempurpedic, but can use one with the latex. I find I sweat less at night and don't wake up hot in the middle of the night like I did occasionally with the tempurpedic.

u/Falcormoor u/Broad-Argument-9884 : I'm looking for a memory foam topper & would appreciate whatever advice or information you may offer. Where can I find foam like the OG Tempur-Pedic mattresses? I bought a queen back in 1997(ish) when they only had one model & I loved it. In 2007 it went to live in my guest room because I wanted a bigger bed & I bought a king Tempur-Pedic Rhapsody, which I also loved. After 18 years with the Rhapsody I started waking up with a stiff neck so I decided it was time for a new mattress. I looked at the current Tempur-Pedic offerings but haven't heard great things about them. I'm now in my first week of the Sleep on Latex hybrid; it's way too firm for me and has too much motion transfer. Where I can find a topper (or even a mattress) of same type & quality as the early Tempur-Pedics? Do they even exist any more? What exactly am I looking for? The 1997 OG queen is still going strong - after about 5 years in my guest room it spent a couple of years as the main bed for my partner's son & wife, then came back to live in his guest room. We slept on it recently & it's still very comfortable.

Firm Tempur-Pedic (adjustable base) with a 3 inch (cooling) topper - best bed I’ve ever had by far. I’ve had a bad back for years and this thing keeps me sleeping like a baby with no pain when I wake up. I didn’t understand people “loving” their beds until I got this one. Bought it 3 years ago and it’s like new. Zero sagging and super sturdy. Since I use a topper and mattress protector, I imagine I’ll get more than the typical 10 years out of it.

This is my story! Side-sleeper with an expensive memory foam mattress (Tempurdic) is killing my back.

I’ve slept on Tempurpedic (high end memory foam) as have family members. Some have it twenty years. Some 15. Super comfortable to the point of no tossing and turning. Also have had Stearns and Foster high end (lux estate) for 15-18 years (traditional coils but over 2000 in queen mattress). The most comfortable coil matt I’ve owned. Tempurpedic has a warranty stating you won’t get more than 3/4” body imprint over 10 years. All the other mattresses I’ve owned allow up to 1 3/4” body imprint over 10 years. In many ways you get what you pay for. The more money- the higher quality materials and the comfort lasts much longer. The brands I’ve mention currently run around $3500 for queen mattress.

+1 for tempur. Have had the luxe 5yrs now and love it

You're probably better off in the mattress sub. Personally, I went with Tempur-Pedic. I loved it, but I ended up exchanging it mainly for non sleep related reasons. Also my partner kept waking up sore. If you like memory foam, I do think Tempur-Pedic is the best

Full memory foam helped me. Tempurpedic