I’m one of those that loved the old tempur-pedics. We have 6 mattresses (4 kids) of various models. Finally have to replace our 18 y/o CA king…looks like we’re going to buy the Luxe-adapt firm but I’m really worried it won’t hold up as well.
Yeah, it’s just such a bummer that tempurpedics aren’t what they used to be. Unfortunately, no better options so we bought a luxe adapt today. Fingers crossed
We love tempurpedics and have had great luck with them lasting well well beyond 10 years. Not sure about the new ones, time will tell.
We just got the lux adapt in firm and it’s definitely rock hard on arrival. It’s getting better slowly…
Ours is almost 20 years old and I’m starting to think it’s time to replace. We’ve really loved it to this point. I think the warranty was longer back when we bought this bed, 20-25 years
Just spent 2 months with the LuxeAdapt, 1 with the firm and another with the medium hybrid. The medium hybrid is amazing (firm is like a rock) but the adjustable base was game changing. I didn't care for the massage functions, but being able to slightly raise my head and feet changed my quality of sleep and wish I bought one years ago.
I recently got a tempurpedic luxe adapt firm and it’s amazing. It was $5k for a king. I paired it with a tempurpedic pillow and I had a lot of neck and shoulder pain. I tried my husbands tempurpedic pillow and still had pain. Bought a third tempurpedic pillow and still no luck. Tried a Saatva topper and it was horrible. Tried a saatva pillow and ding ding ding! So my combo is the tempurpedic mattress with a saatva pillow.
You don't know until you try them. The Luxe Adapts are some of the most supportive mattresses on the market, even in the soft. The Luxe Adapt Firm might be most similar to the older style Tempurs. The Pro Adapt Firm is great for making people realize they don't actually want (or need) the firmest mattress available.
You don't know until you try them. The Luxe Adapts are some of the most supportive mattresses on the market, even in the soft. The Luxe Adapt Firm might be most similar to the older style Tempurs. The Pro Adapt Firm is great for making people realize they don't actually want (or need) the firmest mattress available.
Most of the sagging comments are by a fraction of the people that buy mattresses. Some percentage of any manufactured thing will have an issue. That's what warranties are for. A lot of people on here throw away a two year old $2k mattress without even trying to get it warrantied, which is basically the equivalent of lighting $2k on fire. Some people refuse to accept that the base is the primary reason for a mattress to go bad (and will cause a warranty to be denied). Another group of people refuse to use a mattress protector, so five years later the mattress has gained half its weight in your sweat and dead skin cells (which will cause the bed to sag and the warranty to be denied).
Tempur-Pedic's internal data shows that they get warranty claims on one mattress per every thousand sold. More hand-made brands like Stearns & Foster, Kingsdown, Aireloom, etc. will likely have a higher failure rate, but they also provide a feeling of luxury you can't get without that process. The more mass-produced brands like Sealy have a great record, and Beautyrest has had a few bad lines but they've dropped them and replaced them with better. And across all those big name brands, they all come with 10 year warranties and actually try to honor them. They want to sell you a mattress and have you buy another in 10-15 years, and another 10-15 years after that.
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