Tempur-Pedic - TEMPUR-Dream™ Crib Mattress

Don't know how anyone can say that a memory foam mattress like tempurpedic is "best" without caveats. If you're in a hot climate it's ridiculously hot because memory foam retains the heat. Be ready to run your HVAC several degrees cooler just to have it feel like a normal mattress. I also found them (have owned 2) to cause lower back pain. It's said that since the hips are the heaviest part of the body, they sink in more, which puts you out of alignment. That is how I feel whenever I sleep on something else for a couple nights, then the Tempurpedic. I made a DIY latex mattress that I like infinitely more. I would try some mattresses in stores, and maybe order something with a free return policy. If you don't love it, return it.

We had a Tempur-Pedic 20 or so years that was fantastic till about 18 years, then became too soft. We bought another one last year and plan on another 20 great years with it. It's very comfortable and we don't feel each other moving at all. We have a split cal-king. Hope you find what you need.

I had 2 temperpedics, both amazing, medium firmness. But if i could do all over, id probably get a sleepnumber. I like the idea of changing firmness whenever i want, so kinda wish i got that. The split one though.

Build one at latex matress factory. Very high quality material. A firm/med/soft with 3x3" layers is a common starting point and you can customize it from there with an additional layer if you want to fine tune it. Once you have the feel right just get a cover The full mattresses are just made by gluing together the toppers, by the top is yourself and build the consistency that you're after. It lets you build a completely custom bed exactly how you want it for a reasonable price All the beds in a box are junk, it's not possible to have a high foam density and compact it like that. Even Tempur-Pedic isn't that great anymore, I went through a couple of those before I did a custom build at latex mattress factory. I've had this bad since 2019 and the top layer is just now starting to get a little bit soft, it's still fine but in a couple years I may replace it, the nice thing about that, I get to rebuild my bed by just swapping out one layer. It's a few hundred bucks rather than a whole new mattress

Hubby and I have Tempur-pedic and hate it. My son has a Casper and loves it. My husband has had naps on my son’s Casper and loves it. We’re both side sleepers mainly. I toss and turn with hip pain. I feel every time my husband rolls over.

Same. We went throw two purples before switching to a TempurPedic. All warranty swaps with Denver Mattress Co.

Tempur-Pedic for me, I love it.

Not any memory foam ones- the Tempurpedic gave me back pain- I got rid of mine as soon as I could- I had a friend toss his out after a very short period of time as well - they are way too soft and give zero support. I’m a fan of sleep number. The fact that it self adjusts as you sleep and you can make adjustments to the firmness as you desire. It’s a great balance I. A comfortable lifetime mattress

I bought a Novafoam Comfort mattress from Costco for my daughter’s room, and honestly it’s more comfortable than the $5,000 Tempur-Pedic we have in our main bedroom. I’d recommend it if you’re looking for something that’s not too cheap (there are a lot of sub-$500 mattresses from China on Amazon) but also not overly luxurious. Some of those higher-end mattresses easily run $3,000+, which feels a bit extreme.

I had regular mattresses for decades. In my 50s I decided that a regular mattress wasn't working for me. Boomer voice here ... today's mattresses are not made to last! I bought stuff from Sears (appliances, beds) for most of my life. And so was my last spring mattress. I think we made it three years until the crater was threatening to swallow both of us. After that we switched to a foam mattress and have never gone back. We liked the Casper, but now have a Tempur Pedic. For me the difference really is in the base unit. We have two extra-long adjustable bases (equals a king size bed); can adjust head and foot height. We have two single sheet sets, but king size top quilt. There are lots of options that are less expensive. It's just a matter of shopping around. I know that's a lot of info, but what I'm saying is look at a foam mattress. The biggest thing is that inner springs give you bounce, foam doesn't. So if you like the spring, then foam won't work. If you like the sturdiness of a solid mattress, then go with a foam mattress. And save for an adjustable base. It is a game changer for comfort.