Any Sleep Number 360 users?

Ooh-Rah

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Time to replaced the Temerpedic.

Thinking of going Sleep Number 360.

Thoughts/Feedback?
 
Do you happen to have the adjustable base on your tempurpedic? I'm looking at picking one up once the new house is built, but I've never used one. The adjustable base might help transition me from a stomach/side sleeper to a back sleeper.
 
@Ooh-Rah I notice you have been looking for awhile, because I remember you looking into Purple mattress months ago. I tend to review everything for months before I make a purchase too.
This website had the most in depth analysis on beds (and other things too) I could find. It was mid COVID so I didn’t have the option to test beds. We still don’t have the option.


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Also, I have purchased these for beds and pillows and I absolutely love them.


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I don’t have to worry about moisture or dust anymore and I don’t notice it’s on there.
 
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The Leesa Hybrid is the main model they recommend but they admit they haven’t tried the Legend.

I sleep so horribly that I was willing to spend anything on a bed. After reading the reviews on the Leesa website itself, people seemed to prefer the Legend (not surprisingly, more expensive) after trying both. I have not personally tried the Hybrid, I just went straight for the Legend.

I believe Leesa offers a significant veterans discount that they didn’t have when I purchased it.
 
I’ve never considered a Sleep Number mattress but while we are at it:

Sleep Number Mattresses: An Honest Assessment

I looked into getting a Purple mattress but there was a sample circulating our workspace for awhile that was absolutely destroyed. Guys were being really rough with it but I still can’t get the image of the thing disintegrating out of my head. Here is their review of the Purple too while I’m at it:

Purple Mattress Review: An Honest Assessment
 
I’ve currently Got a Tempur-pedic, but it’s 10+ years old in time to replace.

They have a “cooling” model but that is stupid expensive.

Since I have all of the equipment bedding and sleep memory of using a Tempur-pedic king size, I might just go back and replace the mattress and call it a day.
The sleep number group are like the Glock group LOL. Either highly loyal, or I’ll never shoot one!

The negatives I’m seeing on sleep number are a surprising number of documented instances of poor customer service, and at the end of the day, if you have a technical issue with your bed, then you sleep on the couch.

In the summer, Tempur-pedic can you get stupid hot.

All I know now is that I’ve been waking up the past few years with a sore back, the wife had picked out this mattress and it is firm.

I am probably going to switch to a softer mattress.
 
My wife and I have had a sleep number for a decade or so now. I can't picture using any other mattress.
There's a joke in there about how much you're actually home.

I’ve currently Got a Tempur-pedic, but it’s 10+ years old in time to replace.

They have a “cooling” model but that is stupid expensive.

Since I have all of the equipment bedding and sleep memory of using a Tempur-pedic king size, I might just go back and replace the mattress and call it a day.
The sleep number group are like the Glock group LOL. Either highly loyal, or I’ll never shoot one!

The negatives I’m seeing on sleep number are a surprising number of documented instances of poor customer service, and at the end of the day, if you have a technical issue with your bed, then you sleep on the couch.

In the summer, Tempur-pedic can you get stupid hot.

All I know now is that I’ve been waking up the past few years with a sore back, the wife had picked out this mattress and it is firm.

I am probably going to switch to a softer mattress.
I've been looking at the Adapt Luxe Soft with the adjustable pro base because it has lumbar movement as well. I think it's priced at $6k or so with a 0% interest payment for the life of the loan. Living in a hot climate, the cooler model would be ideal, but as you said, it's outrageously priced. Think it's like $7k for the mattress alone.
 
There's a joke in there about how much you're actually home.


I've been looking at the Adapt Luxe Soft with the adjustable pro base because it has lumbar movement as well. I think it's priced at $6k or so with a 0% interest payment for the life of the loan. Living in a hot climate, the cooler model would be ideal, but as you said, it's outrageously priced. Think it's like $7k for the mattress alone.
Re: @AWP
I thought the same thing and it made me LOL

One of the reasons I’m considering going back to Tempur-pedic, is because I already have all their gear.

I can probably live without buying the adjustable bed frame.

I’m willing to spend “a lot” of money on a mattress, but their pricing on that air cooled bed for a king is significantly more than I can let myself spend.
 
Re: @AWP
I thought the same thing and it made me LOL

One of the reasons I’m considering going back to Tempur-pedic, is because I already have all their gear.

I can probably live without buying the adjustable bed frame.

I’m willing to spend “a lot” of money on a mattress, but their pricing on that air cooled bed for a king is significantly more than I can let myself spend.
The sales guy hit me with the, "you spend 1/3 of your life in bed, is your comfort not worth that?
 
I have a Queen sized Leesa Legend that was delivered in a box and I absolutely love it. It’s a hybrid spring/soft top.
I got a Leesa from the Marine Corps Association that I won via silent auction. The first year was great. Now it kills my back and am also considering a a sleep number.
 
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