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Sleep Number beds feature adjustable firmness and integrated sleep tracking, but are they worth the premium pricing?
We take a real-world look at the advantages and disadvantages of owning a Sleep Number adjustable mattress, plus note our own experience sleeping on one.
Sleep Number mattresses are adjustable beds that work with the SleepIQ smartphone app for a custom sleep experience but inflating or deflating air chambers inside the mattress.
Forbes Health reviews Sleep Number adjustable beds, covering 10 of the company's bed top-rated models, their cost, and special features. Find out our verdict here.
The c2 and c4 smart beds are considered very firm compared to other Sleep Number mattresses. A general rule for Sleep Number mattresses: the lower the model number, the firmer the mattress. Classic Series smart bed mattresses are compatible with the Sleep Number integrated base, integrated base and frame, and smart adjustable bases.
The Sleep Number 360 i8 Smart Bed keeps your body cool thanks to its temperature-balancing sleep surface, while the FlexFit 3 base warms your feet with a built-in heater.
With a starting price just under $10K, is this new Sleep Number mattress worth the money? Let's take a look.