My wife and I have had a tempur pedic for over 20 years now. It saved some nasty joint pain I had before getting it. We just brought home a luxe breeze with and adjustable base. Can not wait to set it up.
I bought this mattress about three years ago when the pandemic started for under $3,000 CAD. I do not regret this purchase one bit. If you love the sink-in feeling in a mattress, and money is no issue, give this mattress a try for sure.
Tempur pedic was sued for the chemicals they put in their mattresses. Formaldehyde and other VOCs in Tempur Pedic mattresses. Not only formaldehyde, but many other more toxic chemicals are in mattresses. Antimony is a common fire retardant chemical and it is a heavy metal that is more toxic than mercury. Deca Oxide is a brominated chemical that destroys your organs, especially your thyroid. Boric acid is a chemical that is commonly used in roach killer.
I bought the pro adapt 2 days ago for $3400 and have had 2 nights over 8 hours of the best sleep ever but I'm 59 and the mattress is a tad warm. If the breeze line is really cooler then I'm willing to spend more for the best buy for my $$$ I also bought the adjustable frame and feel like I'm in HEAVEN!!
Tempur pedic was sued for the chemicals they put in their mattresses. Formaldehyde and other VOCs in Tempur Pedic mattresses. Not only formaldehyde, but many other more toxic chemicals are in mattresses. Antimony is a common fire retardant chemical and it is a heavy metal that is more toxic than mercury. Deca Oxide is a brominated chemical that destroys your organs, especially your thyroid. Boric acid is a chemical that is commonly used in roach killer
Is a Hybrid Pro Adapt or all foam? I am between those. I weighed 112 lb , back sleeper and l have shoulder and neck problems… sorry for all the information, but l have already tried other matress 😣. Thank you 🙏
My last return was 2 weeks ago and they charged $175 return fee. I don’t agree with it 100%, but it’s a heavy mattress and a shipping company has to pick it up, not FedEx or UPS.
I know what you are saying. As long as they disclose it before you buy that is fine. The problem is some sales people only say you have a 90 day free trial period, free to return or exchange to other mattress, and they don't mention the fee if you change your mind. I think that is a problem.
Updated review 👇🏽 I just spent 6k on the Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-ProAdapt® 13”Soft king Mattress with the adjustable base. I’m getting spinal fusion surgery in a month. So I’m going from a 1k mattress to this. I didn’t want to spare any expense only bc I broke my back in 5 places and I have a herniated disc w a fracture in it, two crushed vertebrae and my spine shifted. That being said I’ve never had a surgery or been in the hospital my entire life. But I’ve been in more pain these past couple of months then I have in my entire life. I bought this mattress to help get my life back. Great video and I’m looking forward to this elite mattress coming in a few days. Hey everyone thank you for your support. When I wrote this I just was about to get my spinal surgery on 5/5/23. Fast forward to now and unfortunately I had my second spinal surgery on 4/10/24. They had to take out and extend my fusion. Anyway regarding the bed I have to honestly say this is the worst bed I have bought by far since I started buying mattresses in my early 20’s for my first apt w my wife now girlfriend at the time. The bed has completely sunk in and is horrendously uncomfortable. I literally just put in a claim yesterday to the warranty dept following advice from the sales team and hopefully getting a new 2024 temper mattress coming in this week but we’ll c bc I’m already expecting them to give me a hard time. But I would absolutely not recommend them and have had better mattresses from sterns and foster for a fraction of the cost. Hope this helps. Good luck to everyone!
Hi there I’ve had the Luxe Adapt Soft for a couple years. It was great for just under a year and then got very soft, too soft. I’m small (100 lbs) and even I sink in too much now. So take that into consideration please. I’ve had neck and back surgeries and love the sinking in feel from TempurPedic. However, I never thought it’d break down that quickly. Maybe you should Consider exchanging it while you’re still in the 90 day trial. I no longer use that bed, BTW. It’s such a waste. TempurPedic has not been able to help, citing trial period end and no warranty issues (I’ve sent pix, they refused to come look at it stating there’s no problem that they can see). I’m sad because I really love the TempurPedic feel. Buyer beware.
these mattress are worth the money. having degeneration L3, L4, and L5 they make the getting up in the morning a lot easier. Have the King Size Rhapsody model which is due on the lifespan of the mattress, want to say it was a med-firm. I'll be replacing with entire memory foam model soon.
Only one thing I have to question with these mattresses is the heat build up when asleep in them under the convers due to the memory foam. They are just too warm and hell in the summers to keep cool.
We went with Pro adapt soft to replace our beloved foam mattress that gave out after 10 years. To sit or push on it, It feels soft. To sleep on it, it is firm with not much give and I do not like it at all. I am returning it.
We bought the firm luxe breeze during covid. Lock down came. A bit of procrastinating on our part and we were out of our 90 day window. Bed is just way too firm. No medium firm option. The coolness is great and is what sold us but bed is too hard. We ultimately had to choose between hard and soft and made the wrong choice. Wish we could have a softer bed.
I tried the luxebreeze medium hybrid. Super nice even though it's not the most responsive. I tried some other high end brands that cost over 3k. Nice too, but the luxebreeze was just exceptional. It didn't have a super slow response. You don't sink into it as much as the overrated nectar premier copper all foam mattress.
I hope that mattress keeps people nice and cool in the month of July when it's 104 degree . I looked at mattresses at Denver Mattresses it's overwhelming in that place. Very nice
Soft for side sleepers. You compress your body weight which creates blood flow restriction. That's what makes your arms fall asleep or hips hurt. Soft tempurs offer the best pressure relief while maintaining excellent spinal support.
I bought the full thing and the electronics underneath are something I am interested in and I see a few things not hooked up like sound and so forth and just wonder if there are other who have worked out the stuff.
I just bought twin size mattress for $2200 CAD🇨🇦 it’s going to come by end of July 2024. My friends telling it’s toooo much expensive ☹️but i got back problem i hope i didn’t waste money on it.
did tempur-pedic change the quality of their memory foam? they have replaced their material to something called "temper material" not the memory foam. The color used to be blue, but now they are white...
I spilled 12 oz of filtered water on adapt mattress Stripped of sheets and knelled on wet spot with dry towels I now have fan s on mattress and I’m adding fans underneath slat type frame , I am bummed my wife pissed Any help out there We live in puget sound area
Is the ProAdapt firmness harder than the same Soft/Medium/Firm in Breeze models? Does the ProAdapt APR make this mattress particularly firmer than other Tempur models? I had been on a BedInABox Classic Medium-Firm happily for 10 years. Now for the past month, I'm on ProAdapt Firm at just under 200Lbs, side sleeper that rotates like a rotisserie chicken. The Firm hands down felt best in the showroom, as the mediums seemed too sinking soft. The ProBreeze felt totally different, even better, but way over budget. Unfortunately, once I got the ProAdapt Firm home, it was hard as rock. I did the steps of walking on it daily to loosen it up, and of course gave it a good month to relax. Still, I am waking up with pressure points in my back, and tingling numbness in my hips and shoulders. I'm on the fence about sticking with it, or trying to trade for a ProAdapt Medium, or even sucking up the difference and going for a ProBreeze Medium or Firm (the ProBreeze Firm on the showroom felt softer than the ProAdapt for some reason).
Me and my wife just bought a big king soft pro adapt. And the first night I had to sleep on our couch because it was so uncomfortable. I'm use to a big soft bed and this is was to firm. I normally can fall asleep very quickly 1 ir 2 min and I'm out. But unfortunately I toasted and turned for 30 min and I called it quits. 1 min on my couch and I slept soundly. Can any one give me any insite ? Does it get better or should I return this ?
I just bought the medium adapt hybrid. I think this one will last longer than regular medium. I tried researching as much as possible and I went for the adapt medium hybrid. The pro adapt medium hybrid seemed too soft for me
@@TheMrKlassy i believe it’ll last longer bc they have coils and memory foam. What they told me is that it’s like compressed air and not actual metal coils. So hopefully it’ll last longer than just memory foam going flat
You lost my trust when you got to Luxeadapt and didn't mention the hybrid ProAdapt Medium actually feels noticeably different than the all-Tempur options. It's a shame to steer folks off Luxeadapt because you really can feel the difference in deep pressure relief. The Luxeadapt Soft is also without a doubt the better feeling soft model if you really want soft. ProAdapt and Luxeadapt Firm don't feel very similar in firmness at all. The ProAdapt Firm is a memory foam brick, whereas Luxeadapt feels kind of like the firmness you get from the sand on a tropical beach: soft on top and then settling into very firm and supportive.
The thing about beds, is what feels good to you will feel very different to someone else. We all sleep different, and our bodies are different. You can look on reviews for a mattress and find people saying its too firm and feels like laying on the floor, then the next review will say its too soft and has no support.
Certainly. There's no doubt of that, but in these models, there is a somewhat categorical difference of firmness between the models and there is a definite if hard-to-define difference in conforming and feel between the Luxes and the Pros. Regardless, your review will need to be updated in the next two months. The Adapt line is being refreshed and should start hitting stores in the next few weeks, including a new Luxeadapt Medium Hybrid.
I like both for different reasons, pro adapt vs pro adapt hybrid. Hybrid just has more bounce, so if motion transfer is an issue then stick to non hybrid. The hybrid hsd that ES layer nesr the top which gives it a softer feel. It is cozy. The non hybrid just is firmer and goes for that sinks in sand feeling. Visit a tempur flagship store so you can try em out back to back
get the firm. i was just shopping for one and tried the med and the firm in store. The med was too soft and felt too much like my old tempurpedic cloud that I was replacing. I ended up buying the pro adept firm and love it, I have a bad back and the med is too soft for a 180 lb person like me. Im a side sleeper as well......firm is amazing
Warranty going smooth for me and my 6 year mattress. Medium hybrid seems to be worth it. Paid 6k for the mattress and base. I guess we are large ppl 280lbs and 220lbs. They don’t have weight restrictions like I’ve seen with other companies. Going to get an upgraded mattress to restart 10 yr warranty
Luckily i just minute's ago watched why, it's complicated making the Tempur, it was developed by NASA which might be why. Supposed to support gforce going up in space. The mattress is comfortable as hell and lasts longer than spring mattress. Cloud is quite different from normal memory foam as the topper is softer.
When I bought mine a few days ago the sales rep said she has been doing this for 19 years and has only seen a warranty claim 3 times since the company was created. She also said she’s only had 5-7 customers return it since she started selling them. They last 10-15 yrs also. So I think that has a lot to do with it.
@Anthony Dixon we got one and the first month i hated it. Then i loved it. For many years. Right around 11 or so years it started to crap out. Just didnt bounce back anymore and started having alot of back pain. I wish for the price they lasted longer
@@CakeBossMom same here.... best mattress ever until it starts forming dips. It took about 10 years for it to crap out so this time i purchased the firm instead of the med and am so glad i did. hopefully a firm will last longer as my back feels great again!
@@DybbukDEpstein I got a firm even though I am less then 200 lbs, with the hopes of it softening over time, and being sturdier than a Medium. But now my back is killing me, as well as shoulder and hips.
