Top 10 Adjustable Beds of 2023 with Video Review

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   Joe Hartnett on October 19, 2019 at 3:46 pm

   P,s. To my post on Dynasty Mattress’ BBB rating.
   I really enjoyed your detailed explanation and reviews!
   Joe H

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   Joe Hartnett on October 19, 2019 at 3:40 pm

   The DM9000 sounded very good, unfortunately Dynasty Mattress has an F rating from the Better Business Bureau. It is hard to get an F rating.

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     Belinda Palmer on October 19, 2019 at 10:07 pm

     Wow… thank you Joe for bringing this to our notice. We never looked at the BBB ratings in the past… I’m personally not very conversant with BBB ratings, their accreditation process etc. Let me consult people who are familiar with them and rethink this.
     Thank you again for shedding light on this matter!
     Belinda

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   diane santoni on October 15, 2019 at 7:46 am

   DO YOU HAVE ANY HI LOW ADJUSTABLE BEDS….THE ONE THAT LOWERS THE WHOLE BED AND THEN
   RAISES IT…I HAVE A PROBLEM GETING IN AND OUT OF BED

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     Belinda Palmer on October 15, 2019 at 7:52 am

     Hi Diane,

     The ultimate Hi-Lo adjustable bed is the sleep-to-stand bed named Envyy. You can find out more details on it by clicking this link.

     Another adjustable bed we can recommend is the Glideaway Ascend. It can also raise you and lower you.

     Hope this helps.

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   diane santoni on October 14, 2019 at 4:32 pm

   I AM LOOKING FOR A BED THAT WILL LOWER AND RAISE UP ALONG WITH ALL THE OTHER ADJUSTMENTS

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     Belinda Palmer on October 14, 2019 at 8:48 pm

     Hi Diane,
     Unfortunately, there isn’t an adjustable bed that has ALL the adjustments. The DM9000s has everything except ‘Elevation Lift’. The Glideaway Elevation has everything except Lumbar Support. So I’m afraid you’re going to have to choose between lumbar support or elevation lift depending on what you need most. If you have heartburn/ acid reflux, you need the Glideaway Elevation; if you don’t have heartburns and would like extra support on your back, then you can go for the Dynasty Mattress DM9000s. Here’s another great option, but VERY expensive !!

     Hope that helps.
     Belinda

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   Ronald Kline on October 14, 2019 at 5:44 am

   Looking for a zero clearance split king. I don’t see one listed

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   Matt on October 13, 2019 at 11:28 am

   Can’t find your DM9000s bed review 🙁

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     Belinda Palmer on October 14, 2019 at 12:46 pm

     @ Matt,
     Here it is: https://bedroom.solutions/best-adjustable-beds/dynasty-mattress-dm9000s-review/
     Hope that helps and feel free to contact us should you have any further questions.
     Belinda

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   Conrad on October 12, 2019 at 6:08 am

   Is there a particular adjustable bed frame you recommend for a i7 sleep number bed?

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   Jim & Kathy on October 7, 2019 at 12:39 pm

   Hi Belinda,
   Well, we took the plunge and have purchased a Queen Adjustable Bed Base Frame (Individual Head Tilt & Lumbar) by Sven & Son. We purchased it with the firm 10” Cool Gel Memory Foam mattress. I believe this is the top of the line Sven & Son base. I know you rated them well. I talked to the people at Sleep Geekz and they were very helpful. This bed base has a 5 year end to end warranty with Sleep Geekz. Most have only a one year warranty, with a declining warranty after that. We may not like the mattress, but as you said trying a mattress in person is more important than the base. The base you recommended on Amazon did not have wall hugging and that is very important to me as I use a bipap machine and it sits on my nightstand. I found this one in the “other” suggestions at the bottom of the one you recommended. This base has wall hugging and the separate head and lumbar features which is really appealing. I told my husband we can try the foam mattress for now (maybe we will really like it – we do like the one we have in our camper), and we can go mattress shopping where we can lay on them in the future when I am healed. She originally told me their next inventory of this bed base would not be in until mid-November. I explained why I could not wait that long. She put me on hold and talked to someone else. When she came back on she said they had 2 of these in reserve and she would sell me one of them. And best news of all, one of them was in their Reno warehouse. We will have the bed base later this week!

   I want to thank you for your website. When I started this journey earlier this year your site was a wealth of knowledge to understanding the ins and outs of adjustable beds. I truly feel we have made an informed decision because of what I learned from you. So we thank you very much!

   Kathy

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     Belinda Palmer on October 10, 2019 at 10:45 am

     Hi Kathy and Jim,

     First of all, those words mean the world to our team of hard workers. Our #1 priority is to help you choose the adjustable bed that suits YOU the best. I keep saying this over and over; the adjustable bed that suits me the best may not be the best bed for someone else because of the unique needs of different individuals. It is a principle that not only applies to adjustable beds; but to many other things in life!!

     Man, you’re really lucky that pulled a reserve bed out of their stocks and sold it to you. As I learn from the customer reviews section on amazon, Sleep Geekz is a great company with excellent customer support and your experience proves it yet again.

     Hope you’ll soon begin to enjoy your adjustable bed. A small word of caution on Wall Hugging: if your mattress is really thick (12″ plus), no matter how good a wall hugger your bed is, you will end up a few inches in front of the night stand. The adjustable base is usually about 6″ thick. Add to that the 12″ on the mattress. Add to that the thickness of the headboard too (if you have one). Assuming the headboard is also 6″ thick, even if the wall hugging takes you all the way back, you’re still positioned 2 feet in front of the wall. (6″ headboard + 6″ base + 12″ mattress). So if the nightstand is only 18″ wide, it will be 6″ behind you and you’ll have to twist back to reach it…. ouch ! If you happen to end up in a similar situation, just pull your nightstand 6 – 12″ away from the wall. It won’t look pretty, but it is sure to save your back and neck!!

     Thank you again for your kind comments and Bedroom Solutions wishes you a speedy and comfortable recovery!
     Belinda

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   Jim & Kathy on October 6, 2019 at 1:31 pm

   Hi Belinda,
   I wish I was healed, but still recovering hence need for adjustable bed. Have a bed wedge and piling 5 pillows around myself works some nights and not others. I am thinking now that a base is the most important thing, and we can deal with a mattress later. However the base you suggested does not have wall hugging and that is important to me as I use a bipap machine and need to reach night stand to turn it on and off. The one you suggested does not have this feature, but when I looked at the “other” suggestions on the Amazon site I saw the Queen Adjustable Bed Base Frame (Individual Head Tilt & Lumbar) + 10” Cool Gel Memory Foam mattresses by Sven & Son. I am pretty sure I would not like the Memory Form mattress, but it is wall hugging and excitingly has dual lumbar support/head tilting (I would like and husband would not like lumbar support) this one interests me. I have asked the seller if it can be sold without a mattress and what the price would be. Your opinion again needed. – Kathy

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    Kathryn Ryan on October 6, 2019 at 12:55 am

    Hi Belinda,

    I emailed you a few months ago regarding a split queen adjustable bed. I can’t find that email now, or my back and forth comments on your site… maybe you remember me or not – we are in our mid 70’s. Regardless, my husband Jim and I decided a single queen adjustable bed will work for us, so we are going to stay with our queen furniture. Since writing you I am recovering from a fractured pelvis and broken arm – sigh! Regardless, a new bed has risen to high priority. Today we went to several mattress stores and the pieces we liked best were at Sleep Choice (locally owned in Sacramento, CA area). The adjustable bed we liked was a Bedtech 3000. They also sold Leggett & Platt. They said Leggett & Platt adjustable beds are produced in China. With the new tariffs they are having issues with current quality and pricing. I do not see Bedtech rated on your site, so am a bit hesitant on this brand. We laid on a lot of mattresses today and the one we liked the best was the Kingsdown Tifton. Again, never heard of them, but it felt the best. Do you know anything about these companies? The online adjustable bed and mattress I had researched and think I like is the iDealBed iEscape adjustable bed and the iDealBed i6 Sapphire Luxury Hybrid mattress probably liking the firm side the best. But I don’t have the opportunity to try this one before purchase and that is a bit concerning. I know all have return policies, but I hate having to return things. Pricing for both pieces at Sleep Choice is $2400 with taxes, setup, and mattress haul away. Pricing for both pieces from Dealbeds.com after talking to their sales people would be $2000 before taxes and no setup or mattress haul away. The pricing is close enough either would be fine. I guess I just need to know what you think of the Sleep Choice Bedtech adjustable bed and Kingsdown mattress companies. Thank you so much Belinda.

    Kathy Ryan

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      Belinda Palmer on October 6, 2019 at 1:12 am

      Hi Kathy,

      Of course I remember you. We’re a small team, our reader-base is relatively small, so we remember all of you that communicate with us… hopefully for at least a couple of years!!

      First of all, I am sorry to hear about your fractures, but happy to hear that you have recovered well. Just because a certain brand of adjustable bed is not listed on our site, that doesn’t mean that it’s not good. We simply select adjustable beds sold on places like Amazon, Walmart because we believe that the consumer reviews are unbiased. Bedtech, for example, is not sold on amazon.com. So even if there were any user reviews on their website which is https://www.mybedtech.com/bt3000-adjustable-foundation, I cannot trust them because potentially any manufacturer could write anything on their own website. In contrast, the user reviews on places like amazon.com and Walmart.com are authentic reviews by actual users.

      We were aware of the bedtech brand, but we don’t have extensive experience with it nor were there any independent online reviews that we could get our hands on.

      First, I think your decision to go with a non-split Queen size is correct. Like I mentioned last time, a queen bed is 60 inches wide. When you split this into two halves, each half will be 30 inches or 2 1/2 feet wide. As long as it’s NOT split, one can partially roll over and temporarily invade the other half a bit; and both of you can still be happy. But the moment the bed becomes split into two, you’re STRICTLY restricted to your 30 inches and that is a very limited space.

      Yes, I hate returning items too, what they don’t tell you about returns is that there might be a repackaging and return shipping fee, even though the product price is 100% refundable!

      The features of the bedtech 3000 adjustable bed are very basic, which is OK. But this particular model on Amazon has a ton more features for only $850 (pillow tilting feature can be extremely useful which the bedtech 3000 doesn’t have).

      The adjustable bed does not need to be personally tested IMO. It is the mattress that you actually need to test personally. So my recommendation is that you go for the above blissful nights adjustable bed on Amazon.com and to buy a suitable mattress of your choice locally.

      Unfortunately, the mattress you mention Kingsdown Tifton seems to be an inner spring mattress. Spring mattresses are the least recommended for adjustable beds because as you could imagine, flexing back and forth doesn’t work with springs as well as it would for memory foam or latex. However this particular spring mattress seems fine because it has individually wrapped coil springs. Even then, I would personally go for a memory foam or latex hybrid mattress. If you do decide to buy the Kingswood mattress, just make sure that the warranty information is Crystal clear. Also test the mattress on an adjustable bed raising the head, raising the feet and on the zero gravity position with just one of you lying on the mattress. Check if the mattress will flex sufficiently and follow the contours of the adjustable bed or if it is too stiff. The salesman might tell you that the mattress needs to be broken to work properly with the adjustable bed, this is where you will need to use your onsite judgment and decide if the mattress will remain stiff or whether it will one day soften up sufficiently!

      Hope that helps and keep us posted with what you eventually buy!
      Belinda

      Also try calling the mattress company on their customer support and pretend you have a problematic mattress and see how they respond just to get an idea of how they work!

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    Vikki Bonnell on October 3, 2019 at 7:31 pm

    I am looking for a bed that will accommodate the need to hang my legs down when I am trying to sleep. I have nephropathy, which is worse at night, especially when trying to get into a sleep-able position in bed. Most people sit down or lay down, propping their legs up to make them feel more comfortable. When putting my legs out in a position, as they would be in when raising the foot and leg rest of a lazy boy recliner, touching the legs to the surface they recline or lay on, exacerbates the effects of the nephropathy, causing pain and cramping in the calves and feet. If the legs can be bent at the knee and hang down to the floor, this extremely painful discomfort can be avoided. Will the foot portion of one of these beds accommodate needing to have the legs in this type of position, rather than elevated straight out in front of the body or even just slightly tilted downward, instead of completely downward?

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      Belinda Palmer on October 3, 2019 at 11:34 pm

      Hi Vikki,

      Thank you for stopping by Bedroom.Solutions with your question. There are 3 options that come to my mind; but most likely, it’s the first one that will work the best.

      1. This bed from Envyy is known as a ‘Stand-to-Sleep’ or ‘Stand-to-Sit’ adjustable bed. Please watch the video on the above page and I think you’ll agree that it serves your purpose
      2. There are several adjustable beds made by Rize that also do the job. I recommend the Aviada bed shown on https://www.rizebeds.com/collections/adjustable-bases/products/aviada-adjustable-bed?variant=16995509239854. However, I want you to understand that once you put a mattress over it, it won’t flex as much as it would without a mattress. You will need to use a relatively thin mattress like a 3 – 4 inch mattress topper if you want it to flex that much. It would be the weight of your legs that would pull down the mattress together with the bed base. I recommend you strap down the mattress to the adjustable bed frame so that the mattress will follow the curves of the bed. I see a cheaper option on Amazon too, but none of the Rize beds flex as much as the Envyy does. The Envyy flexes almost to 90 degrees. One reason preventing the Rize beds from flexing that much is the bed height. See how ‘low set’ the Rize beds are compared to the Envyy. The Envyy is raised quite a bit from the floor, allowing a 90 degree flex at the knees.
      3. The third option is the group of beds with the Elevation Lift feature, which lets you incline the whole body raising the head end and lowering the foot end. But it doesn’t let you flex the knees down like the Envyy or Rize would. So, all in all, I think the Envyy is your best bet.

      I like to emphasize the mattress factor again. A thick mattress would not flex easily and along with the adjustable bed base. So you’ll have to use a thin mattress (or mattress topper) or go with the Envyy which includes a mattress which is tailor-made to follow the silhouettes of the bed frame.

      Hope this helps and even more importantly, hope I have helped you and future readers towards fighting similar pains!
      Wishing you all the best,
      Belinda for Bedroom Solutions
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    Vincent Corso jr on October 1, 2019 at 8:08 am

    I had the rep from “ easy rest adjustable bed stayed 4 hours. She was wonderful sales demo and explanations. I am a 65 year old with back issues and more nor health issues. It wasn’t until I spoke to a higher rep in the company and he kept lowering the price. However now that the dust has settled I changed my mind with the cost financed and decided that cancel. Your video and knowledge has been instrumental and n my decision and I don’t need such an expensive one at that. I did upgrade to the top of the line model but I am calling to cancel and will consider “ less expensive options. Thank you for helping me in this. Your site was extremely appreciated and your professionalism impeccable. Thank you again ,
    Vincent

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      Belinda Palmer on October 3, 2019 at 1:21 pm

      Hi Vincent,
      Wow, I’m lost for words. Thank you indeed and it is comments like these that keep Bedroom.Solutions going. Yes, expensive and fancy adjustable beds are awesome; there’s no argument about it. But not all of us need those high-end specs. I will publish your comment at the top of our website with the adjustable bed company you mention removed. Hope you won’t mind that.
      Thank you again for the vote of confidence on Bedroom.Solutions. It means the world to our members.
      Would love to hear back from you once you buy a suitable model.
      Belinda

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    Susan on September 28, 2019 at 5:06 pm

    I don’t know if my comment posted so here’s a repeat. I’m sorry if this is redundant!

    Thank you for all of your research and putting together all this information! I’ve learned a lot from you! I have questions about the major differences between the Dynasty DM9000s and Prodigy 2.0 since they’re both listed as overall best. The DM9000s is at the top of my price range, but now I’m concerned about the difference between their wall hugging features. The pictures comparing the wall hugger features on the Reverie 8Q vs the Prodigy 2.0 is astonishing! How can Reverie even call that a wall hugger? How does the DM9000s compare? One more question is about the iDealBed iEscape which is mid priced and also has a wall hugger feature, supposedly. Are you familiar with that model and how it compares? Thank you so much!

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    Juan Castellon on September 22, 2019 at 10:14 am

    I actually came here to read your classic brands adjustable bed review and noticed that you have given it a poor ranking. When amazon has thousands of reviewers, you have ranked it low. Can you please explain the reason behind this contradiction?

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      Belinda Palmer on September 28, 2019 at 10:31 pm

      Hi Rose,
      Sorry I missed this question and apologize for the delayed response. First thank you for the great comment and we really appreciate that.
      You’re absolutely right, it would be a waste to throw away a 3-year old expensive mattress. But did you know that you can program the two split kings to work in union? That way, when the head is raised for example, both sides rise together. Of course, you don’t have the true independence between the two sides, but at least you can use your existing mattress on the split king until you’re ready for split king mattresses. The King size is usually 78″ wide X 80″ tall. The Split-king is 39″ wide and 80″ tall. So, the king mattress fits on the two split-king bases perfectly! But, I would call the manufacturer (of whichever model you choose to buy) and clarify the dimensions before I hit the buy button just to make sure that your existing mattress fits the two split-king frames.

      Hope that helps!
      Belinda

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        Belinda Palmer on September 28, 2019 at 9:43 pm

        Hi Susan,
        Yes your previous comment also came through, but no worries; more the merrier 🙂

        First thanks for your vote of confidence on Bedroom Solutions and that means the world to us.

        Sorry about the confusion caused by two models being listed as the Overall adjustable bed. The DM9000s replaced the Prodigy 2.0 as the latest overall best model. The DM9000s is more feature rich and a 1000 bucks cheaper than the Prodigy 2.0. The only thing Prodigy 2.0 has over the DM9000s is the Leggett & Platt brand name. L&P is a/the pioneer manufacturer of adjustable beds, whereas DynastyMattress is not. But as the DM9000s offers 10 year full warranty and lifetime warranty on the steel frame, I wouldn’t think twice if I had the budget.

        Before I forget, the wall hugging of the DM9000s is ’11 inch back travel’ according to the manufacturer. 12 inches is the max. back travel any model offers as far as I’m aware, so the DM9000s is as good as it gets regarding wall hugging. However, they recently upgraded the bed (changed the location of the lumbar support) and I don’t know if that affected the wall hugging. I would contact/call them if you’re really worried about this feature. Also remember, on whichever model, you get this 11 or 12 inches when the bed is fully inclined. Anything less and your wall hugger back travel is also less !!

        Yes, the iEscape is a wonderful model, you know why? Because it’s a Leggett & Platt 🙂 iDealBed basically ‘rebrands’ adjustable beds from popular companies like Leggett & Platt and Reverie. So with the iEscape, you get a Leggett & Platt bed for a cheaper price point. Did you know that there is a Leggett & Platt model called S-Cape? To me iEscape and S-Cape sound awfully similar 🙂 In fact, on this page, they say the manufacturer warranty is from Leggett & Platt 🙂

        However, if I had the extra cash and I would use the pillow tilting and lumbar support features of the DM9000s, I’d go for that. If I didn’t plan on using them much, I would happily settle for the iEscape since it’s almost a Leggett and Platt 🙂

        I also recommend you read our iDealBed 4i custom review on https://bedroom.solutions/best-adjustable-beds/idealbed-reviews/4i-custom/

        Hope my answer helped; do keep us posted on what you eventually ended up purchasing.

        Have a great rest of the weekend!
        Belinda

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          Belinda Palmer on September 28, 2019 at 10:07 pm

          Hi Juan,

          Thank you for a great question. You’re absolutely correct in saying that there are 1000s of reviewers on Amazon. But did you check the breakdown of the star ratings? We want to make sure that any product we recommend has less than 10% 1 star reviews and that 4 star and 5 star adds up to over 80%. Classic brands has neither, thus the lower ranking together with the basic features which we describe on the comparison table.

          Hope that helps.
          Belinda

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    Rose on September 22, 2019 at 8:13 am

    WOW, i’m lost for words… great reviews is an understatement … not trying to brown nose ya, but truly glad to have stumbled on this…
    we’ve been planning to upgrade to an adjustable bed for ever so long.. it just didn’t happen. But this time we’re both highly determined to place our order before September ends 🙂 How’s that for goal setting with a deadline ? 🙂
    We both love the concept of split-king beds; but our current king size mattress is only 3 years old and we don’t want to ditch it and spend another couple of grand on two split king mattresses. Is there anyway around this? I don’t think there is a solution, but thought of throwing it out there anyway because I see that Belinda has been very helpful to everybody that posted their question here…
    Hoping for the best…

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    Martha on September 21, 2019 at 9:01 pm

    I’m 66 and generally fit except for this annoying sacral / tail bone pain (coccydynia). Will the lumbar support models like dynasty mattress or legget and platt help? I’m a little worried if it’d get worse.

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      Belinda Palmer on September 28, 2019 at 10:36 pm

      Hi Martha,

      While I would love to give you ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ answer, I cannot because I’m not medically qualified to do so.
      All I can tell is that the thought of applying direct pressure on the tail bone gives me goosebumps. What I can tell you is that you can adjust yourself a bit by sliding up or down the bed get the lumbar support above that tail bone area. If I were you, I’d stop by at a mattress store where I can test out the lumbar feature on myself and take it from there.
      All the best and I apologize I can’t be of more help.
      Belinda

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    Diplomat on September 16, 2019 at 10:11 pm

    hi, i have a question. if the dynasty mattress adjustable bed is as good as you say it is, why does it only have like 20 reviews on amazon? only 20 beds have been sold to date… not a lot to boast about.

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    Daronté on September 15, 2019 at 9:32 am

    hmmm… you’re not as smart as I thought you were 🙂 you say the Wiliamsburg bed has only 1 programable position when it actually has 2. Both its zero gravity and snore buttons are customizable. Not trying to be mean 🙂 hope you’ll fix it soon.

    Keep rocking, excellent adjustable bed comparisons.

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      Belinda Palmer on September 19, 2019 at 8:45 pm

      @ Daronté Thank you for pointing that out sir! Man, how did we mess that up.
      Indeed, I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not that smart (which my husband reminds me of every now and again… in good spirit of course).
      Thank you again and we highly appreciate and welcome such constructive criticism.
      Wishing you a great day!
      Belinda

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    Lori on September 13, 2019 at 2:23 am

    Wow this adjustable bed review is very different to others that say 5 stars for comfort, 4.5 stars for durability etc. I have no doubt that the readers appreciate what you guys have done here. Btw I was doing a search for powered bed frames, are they the same thing?

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      Belinda Palmer on September 14, 2019 at 8:14 pm

      @Lori,

      Many thanks for your compliments. Yes, at least some readers seem to appreciate our reviews judging by the comments they have left, like yourself. Yes Lori, electric powered bed frames are the same as adjustable beds/bases.

      Thank you again and feel free to shoot us more questions should you have more!
      Belinda

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    Rob Jones on September 11, 2019 at 9:50 am

    @Will,
    I second that. I too have a very basic (entry-level as you call ’em) reclining bed and it serves its purpose above and beyond my expectations. I don’t think mine has pillow tilt, wall hugger, back support arm, massage etc. but I watch tv on it, I have breakfast on it, I work on my computer on it, I do kinky stuff on it and I wouldn’t need another fancier model to do any of ’em

    Rob

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    Will on September 9, 2019 at 11:55 am

    I recently bought the Lucid L300 Adjustable Base. It is priced way below other models, yet it offers plenty of features.. enough to help me have the best night of sleep I’ve had in decades. For those of you on a budget, don’t worry about all those fancy specs. L300 does the job

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    Judy on September 6, 2019 at 3:17 pm

    I wanted to watch the video on my iPad, but it is stuck in a fast forward mode. I am trying now on my iPhone.

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      Belinda Palmer on September 7, 2019 at 8:50 am

      Thank you Judy for pointing that out. I’ll check with our web guys. In the meantime, if it gets fixed on your end, please let me know.
      Cheers and thanks again for taking time to inform us of a potential bug.
      Belinda

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    Rita on September 4, 2019 at 12:07 pm

    I have always wondered what the difference between customizable and preset memory was and your videos clarified that very nicely for me. I notice that the higher the number of customizable positions, higher the price gets. What is like the sweet spot for customizable positions? 1-2 or 4-8? I’ll have more questions as I learn more 🙂

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      Belinda Palmer on September 6, 2019 at 7:34 am

      Hi Rita,
      Thanks for stopping by to comment. You’re absolutely correct in saying that higher the number of programmable memory positions, higher goes the price. However, I think you may have got the number of USB ports mixed up with memory positions. The maximum no. of programmable memory positions you get is 4. It doesn’t go up to 8 in any of the current models as far as I’m aware. If you can go up to 4, that’s awesome. However, you may not need that many. The sweet spot depends on how you’re planning on using it. If you think you’ll only use this feature to watch TV, you only need one. But if you’ll use it for watching TV, zero-gravity relaxing and sometimes feet-only raised position, you need 3. If you have a different anti-snoring sleeping position, then you need 4. However, all of these positions can be obtained without a single customizable memory position on your remote. You can adjust your bed to assume 100s of positions without a single memory button. It’s just that you’ll need to press the up, down buttons a gazillion times. If someone is on a really tight budget, he/she can get away without a single memory position; but he/she should be ready to spend 30-60 seconds whenever they want to change positions. With modern busy lifestyles, sometimes we get frustrated and easily run out of patience even for a matter of 30 seconds! The number of memory positions you need also depends on how you rate your patience on a 1 – 10 scale 🙂

      Hope my answer was helpful!
      All the best with your adjustable bed deal hunting!
      Belinda

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    Lesley on September 2, 2019 at 11:19 am

    First, you have done a really nice job here and like others, we appreciate it very much. We’re interested in the Dynasty Mattress adjustable bed frames, mostly because of the lumbar support and decent price. We’re not very sure about the positioning of the lumbar support. On first glance, it looks like the lumbar support feature will actually support your butt and not the lower back. On the other hand, the lumbar support on the Prodigy model looks to hit the sweet spot. Any thoughts/advice on this?

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      Belinda Palmer on September 2, 2019 at 12:12 pm

      Hi Lesley,
      Many thanks for your kind words. We really appreciate you taking the time to comment.
      You raise a FABULOUS point. We had the very same concern until we laid our hands on one. This is where we (and possibly you too) went wrong 🙂 You see, when the head is raised, you naturally slide down a bit. Then the lumbar support fits perfectly. However, I did not test this with someone really tall like 6’6″. When you’re that tall, I think this really can be a more a butt support than a lumbar support. But you see many of the actual users are loving the lumbar support of the DM9000s. Refer to the following links please. This guy had had a similar concern and he says that it’s perfect when you’re tilted up. Here’s another; there are plenty of such reviews if you look at the DM9000s reviews closely.
      Hope our answer clarified matters for ya!
      Cheers and happy Labor Day!
      Belinda

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    Erin on August 29, 2019 at 2:31 pm

    Hi Belinda,
    I see that you have listed the idealbed 4 as the best budget friendly bed. However you have named the blissful nights as the best value for money. Can you please explain why you did that? I’m torn between the Blisful nights and the 4i. Both are excellently reviewed; help me make up my mind please!

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    Cindy on August 28, 2019 at 8:10 am

    What is the best split adjustable bed. My husband will need to be raised while sleeping but I don’t need that.
    Thanks

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      Belinda Palmer on August 29, 2019 at 7:53 am

      Hi Cindy,

      Thanks for the question. If your budget allows you to go for a Leggett & Platt Prodigy bed, I whole-heartedly recommend that model. If you prefer a budget-friendly model, I recommend the iDealBed 4i or the Blissful Nights split-king. You can read about the differences among them on our comparison tables.

      Thanks again for stopping by and hope you find your perfect bed!
      Belinda

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    Leah, WI on August 24, 2019 at 11:00 pm

    I’m sorry, I pressed the submit button too soon!

    Can you also tell me a bit about lumbar support? I sometimes do wake up with a stiff back and I was wondering if the lumbar support feature would help me? Can it make it worse? Also, I currently have a hybrid mattress which I bought from Ashley Furniture as a labor day deal last year. Will this mattress work on your power bases? If it doesn’t, what type of adjustable mattress works best with adjustment beds?

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    Leah, WI on August 24, 2019 at 10:53 pm

    I have nothing to say other than ‘wow’ to your reviews. I had no idea that adjustment beds offered such a lot of features. I can’t wait to get my hands on one. I have one simple question. I’m a single mom and I ALWAYS sleep alone 🙂 I currently sleep on a full size bed; but because these beds are pretty expensive, the idea of downgrading to a twin bed just crossed my mind. What are your thoughts on that? Should I go for a twin or should I spend the extra few hundred dollars on a full or queen?

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    Dan the Man on August 18, 2019 at 11:54 am

    I second Diane’s earlier comment about this site being phenomenal. I think the adjustable bed education here is unparalleled. I’m taking in bit by bit slowly, but because most of it is pretty new to me, I’ll need more time to decide exactly which adjustable bed suits me best. Keep up the great comparisons coming!! Btw I notice that your tables at the top and the reviews at the bottom are not exactly a 100% match. Which one is more recent and up-to-date? The comparison tables I believe ?

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      Belinda Palmer on August 24, 2019 at 8:43 am

      Hi Dan,

      Thanks very much, we highly appreciate your valuable thoughts on our site. Indeed, you’re right on the tables and the adjustable bed reviews at the bottom. The tables show the most up-to-date adjustable bed rankings. We’re in the process of updating the detailed reviews. Feeling a little embarrassed we haven’t been able to do it sooner!

      Thanks again and please don’t hesitate to let us know if you have any specific questions!

      Belinda

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    Diane on August 13, 2019 at 7:17 am

    What a phenomenal website! Congrats! I’d like to purchase a bed in the next year because of health reasons (acid reflux and GI surgery — and the need to elevate my right foot) so must read comprehensively all that you’ve posted. I’d rather not buy the highest priced bed you recommend for GERD so will do some research. For now, I’d just like to sign up to be kept informed.

    Kudos and many thanks!

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      Belinda Palmer on August 14, 2019 at 9:44 am

      Hi Diane,

      Thank you for stopping by and we really appreciate your generous comment! Yes, the Glideaway has the highest specs and the highest price, thus the relatively low rank we have given. It’s too bad that no other manufacturer has come forward with an ‘Elevation Lift’ model. Hopefully, by the time you’re ready for one next year, there will be cheaper options available. Since we have your email, we’ll let you know if a cheaper model comes out.

      The cheapest solution to GERD is elevating the head of your regular bed by placing bricks/books under the legs!! It has worked like gangbusters for generations and will continue to do so. It’s just that you can’t change the angle in the middle of the night!

      Thank you again and all the best to you!
      Belinda

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    Amy and Lloyd on August 7, 2019 at 12:05 pm

    These are some of the most detailed reviews I have seen on adjustable beds. I have literally spent hours studying them and really excited to get my hands on one. Budget is a concern for us, but we have decided to go for your most luxurious recommendation, the Prodigy 2.0 with lumbar support (not that any of us have serious back issues; but we thought we can sure use some support back there). What is the best adjustable mattress you would recommend for this bed? BTW we’re planning on a california split king size.

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    Caleb T. on August 4, 2019 at 8:57 am

    I love’d reading your reviews, the website is incredibly useful and full of information. I still do have one question though. We are looking at getting an adjustable base for our sleep number mattress. We are interested in a different brand other than sleep number because their bases seem to be way over priced and lacking several features compared to others. My main concern with this though is the routing of the air tubes, that are currently just run through a hole in the bottom of the base. So my question is do y’all have any creative options to help me here? The base we are currently looking at getting is the iDealBed 4i. Do you know if that base is just plywood and if I could drill a hole through it? Or maybe I should just run the hoses along the outside of the mattress? Anyways, I thought if anybody would have an answer it would be y’all. Thanks in advance!!

    Caleb Turner

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      Belinda Palmer on August 8, 2019 at 9:19 am

      Hi Caleb,

      First of all, apologies for the delayed response. Your question has come to our email inbox, someone forwarded it to me, and by the time I checked email after the weekend and it has been already buried etc. etc. Long story short, we messed up and sorry again for the delay.

      First a little note on the best type of mattress for adjustable beds. While memory foam, latex, innerspring and air mattresses CAN be used on adjustable bases, the first two types work best. Spring mattresses sometimes can be a little stiff and resist bending/flexing. Air mattresses are fine, but potentially, flexing and bending can impede the flow of air through a hose or air chamber. For this reason, if I’m asked to rank the best adjustable mattress types, I would rank air mattresses right at the bottom. However, that doesn’t mean they’re unsuitable, but simply that other options are better!

      However, if you already own a Sleep Number mattress, we have to make it work 🙂

      Like you predicted, some adjustable beds like the iDealBed 4i comes with a plywood bottom. Yes, you can drill a hole, but doing so is guaranteed to void the warranty. How many of us are willing to take that risk? I would rather go with the 2nd option you suggest, which is running the hoses along the outside of the mattress and base, but I would try to hide the hoses under a bed skirt and the sheets.

      BTW, do you have a wooden bed frame? If so, will you be able to run the hoses between the base and the frame without squeezing the hoses? If that works out, that will be a great win-win. Another option is to use one of those adjustable beds with a wire mesh platform; you can easily run the hoses easily through the wire mesh. But unfortunately, these wire mesh models are usually very basic in nature. If you do decide to go with this last option, I recommend the Lucid L100. If you find a more advanced model with more functions, please let us know here.

      Eagerly waiting to hear about which option you finally went with!
      Thanks again for trusting us to give you a practical solution and sorry again for not getting back to you on a timely manner!
      Belinda

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    Austin Collins on July 28, 2019 at 11:34 pm

    We already purchased a king mattress, no split. Seems like a lot of the brands recommended offer Queen and then jump to Split King, no complete King offered.

    I can’t seem to find any details on if they can be synced so you don’t have one side going up/down while the other is not. Don’t want to affect the bed that way.

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      Belinda Palmer on August 2, 2019 at 9:52 am

      Hi Austin,
      Sorry for not getting back to you earlier. We get that question quite a bit actually!
      A lot of people like the ‘split’ concept due to the ‘independence’ it offers. But since you have already purchased a non-split king-sized mattress, your only option seems like purchasing a non-split type of adjustable frame/base.

      Luckily, there are at least a half-a-dozen electric adjustable bed frames that fit your requirements. On our list of Top 7 high-end adjustable bases, please check out the #3 and #4 on the list; those bases come with the non-split version of the king size. On the Budget-friendly list too, #2 (iDealBed 4i Custom) and #4 are available as non-split kings.

      Hope this was helpful and happy adjustable bed shopping!
      Belinda

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    Kathryn Ryan on July 18, 2019 at 3:14 pm

    Looked at your recommendation. The Glideaway Accord does not have the elevation lift in the split queen. “Important: The elevation kit is only included in Split California King, Split King, Queen, and TwinXL since that is the only sizes that the elevation kit comes it. The rest of sizes do not include the elevation kit.” Have to corner my husband and have a serious discussion…

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      Belinda Palmer on July 20, 2019 at 7:25 am

      Hi again Kathryn,

      That was our only hope… oh no… what a bummer!!
      I guess that is also because it is such a rare model with a low demand that it’s not profitable for them to manufacture the ‘Elevation Lift Kit’ for a once in a blue moon sale!!
      Since you say your husband sleeps in the middle of the bed, also please remember that the ‘trench’ caused by the split will fall right in the middle and he may find it very uncomfortable. So do give some serious thought about whether a ‘Split model’ suits you guys or not. The solution to this might be one of those mattresses that are split only on the head region. These are known as Split Head adjustable mattresses. The foot region of these are fused. The downside of these is that the foot regions of the beds can’t move independently. IMO, that defeats the purpose of buying a split-king. I personally hate them split head king adjustable mattresses, but if you think that’s your only hope, you may want to look that up. This is the only decent model I’m aware of; but there may be cheaper/better options.

      Hope your talk with hubby goes well!
      All the best!
      Belinda

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    Kathryn Ryan on July 18, 2019 at 2:55 pm

    Thank you Belinda. Husband and I have been married 52 years. He is 5’10” and most of his adult life weighed 135#… he is now up to about 155#. We were in a double bed for about 20 years until I finally put my foot down for a queen. He sleeps in the middle to my side of the bed wrapped around me. I slept in the little triangle space left in the double and finally said I needed to stretch out. Queen allows for that altho he still sleeps in middle to my side of bed unless I complain. I am 5’5″ and weigh 165#. I sleep on far less than 30″ of any bed so split queen would work for me, but probably not for husband. I will look at your suggested split queen and yes, will have a heart-to-heart with husband as we have to replace our mattress (10 year mattress we have used for 30 years!). I think whatever we get needs to be our forever bed. I sleep a lot less hours than husband does, so definitely need to allow for his needs/issues.
    Thanks again. I will let you know what we decide.

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    Kathryn Ryan on July 17, 2019 at 1:20 pm

    Love your site – I have learned so much about the features of adjustable beds. We are in our mid-70’s and with advancing medical issues (sleep apnea, acid reflux, aching joints) this seems to be a good next step for maintaining quality of life. Now, the problem is… my husband refuses to give up our existing queen bed furniture (nor will he go to a king-sized bed as he says it is too big to find me)! I understand many of these adjustable beds will fit inside existing furniture head/foot and side boards which is a plus, but which adjustable beds come in a split queen as well? Only one I have found after much internet searching is the iDealBed 4i, but there must be others. Doubt any have all the features I would like, but at least I could come closer if there are a few to choose from. Can you help with this as well as which mattress manufacturers make a split queen size? Thank you so very much!

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      Belinda Palmer on July 17, 2019 at 1:23 pm

      @Kathryn Ryan

      Hi Kathryn,
      First of all, thanks for the compliment! Yes, adjustable bed education and satisfied readers are our primary goals I’m not into my 70’s yet, but have acid reflux, RLS, aching joints etc. etc. and know exactly what you’re talking about. Don’t even want to guess what I’ll have when I hit the 70’s

      Secondly, thanks for the questions and I’ll try to answer to the best of my knowledge!

      I’m reluctant to recommend the split queen size for the following reasons. As you know, a queen bed is 60 inches wide. When you split this into two halves, each half will be 30 inches or 2 1/2 feet wide. As long as it’s NOT split, one can partially roll over and temporarily invade the other half a bit; and both of you can still be happy. But the moment the bed becomes split into two, you’re STRICTLY restricted to your 30 inches. Rolling over to the other side becomes uncomfortable, (1) because there is a trench in between the two mattresses and (2) because the other half of the bed might be raised to a different angle than yours. I suggest you pack one half of your bed with pillows and sleep on the other half to really feel how cramped up you will be on a split-queen.

      In contrast, a king size bed is 76″ wide. So, when it’s split, one side is still 38″ wide. That’s a good 8″ wider than your split-queen. Now that is an 8 inches that can make a real BIG difference! That’s the 8 inches that you will roll over and temporarily steal from your partner. That’s the 8 inches that can play a critical role in the quality of your sleep. In fact, split-king adjustable beds come as two twin XL beds which are 39″ each. That is 9″ of more sleeping space than on your split-queen bed.

      Another point is, given how rare split-queen size is, you will have little to no choice in your mattress selection as well. Considering all of the above points, I suggest you discuss these points with your husband and to go for a split-king adjustable bed. My second option would be a non-split queen-sized adjustable bed. Split-queen is my third and last option

      If you still decide to go with the split-queen, if your budget permits, I suggest the Glideaway Accord found on this page, especially because you say you have acid reflux. The Elevation Lift function on this bed can do wonders to combat night time heartburn. The drop down menu on the above page says split-queen size is available (30″ wide x 80″ long), but I suggest you call them before you place the order to make sure the model is really available. The same site seems to carry split-queen mattresses as well. When you call them, you can ask for their recommendation on a suitable adjustable mattress for the Glideaway Accord.

      On amazon too, I see that the Reverie 5D is available in the split-queen size. But the 5D is a very old model and lacks some of the advanced features we recommend nowadays!

      I hope this answer helped. Please do keep us posted on what you eventually decide on and would love to hear your experience, especially if you end up buying a split-queen.

      Have a lovely day and stay cool this weekend… massive heatwave on the way!
      Belinda

      P.S. BTW, nothing wrong with the iDealBed 4i because it’s actually made by Leggett & Platt. Its only drawback is it doesn’t have the elevation lift function for combating acid reflux compared to the Glideaway Accord.

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    Lakeesha on July 12, 2019 at 12:49 pm

    I see that the idealbed 3i and 6i also have good customer reviews. What are your thoughts on these? Why didn’t they make your top 12 list?

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    Brad Thomas on July 2, 2019 at 8:26 am

    My wife and I are looking and thank you for the site! You put a lot of effort into explaining all the features so we could understand. Have you reviewed the Sven and Son adjustable? It seems to have the features we are looking for, but we can’t find much about them. What are your thoughts?

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      Belinda Palmer on July 4, 2019 at 3:12 am

      Hi Brad,
      First, thanks a bunch for stopping by and appreciating our reviews. Yes, we do try to go the extra mile to make sure our readers get the adjustable bed education they’re looking for 🙂

      Regarding the Sven and Son adjustable bed, no we haven’t reviewed it yet. I could swear I have answered a similar question in the past, but I can’t seem to find it.. isn’t age a wonderful thing? 🙁

      First things first… the brand… we are not overly excited by this brand new manufacturer. None of our team had ever heard of this brand before 2018.

      I assume you’re referring to this wonderful looking bed on this page? Please be aware that the awesome looking bed frame, headboard and mattress are not included 🙂

      Something else we don’t like about it are the customer reviews on the above page; Not all of them are ‘Verified Purchases’. Even out of the verified purchases, some are from the ‘Early Reviewer Rewards’ programme. Not saying that these reviews are fake, but we typically like to see more ‘voluntary’ reviews if we haven’t personally tested a bed, before we recommended it! Also, as the saying goes, ‘the new broom sweeps well’. Any brand new product, however inferior it may be, will work very well while it’s still fresh. It only starts giving trouble as it ages… just like our own bodies 🙁 This is why we typically wait a year or more before we come out in public and recommend a product.

      One of the examples I can give you is this product. We saw that the adjustable bed was getting a ton of great reviews and we waited until it got over 100 customer reviews before including it on our top rated list.

      Also, on the above page, notice the large number of wrinkles on the upholstery of the 2nd image from top! That is not a big deal because it gets covered by the mattress, but I can’t help but wonder if that is a reflection of the overall workmanship of the bed.

      Given the above observations, I personally wouldn’t even look at the specs however attractive they may be.

      Now, don’t take me wrong; I’m NOT saying that this is an inferior product by any means. It may be the best bed frame to have hit the market yet; but we need at least 6 more months to be able to confidently recommend it to the public.

      Hope this was helpful!
      Please keep our team and our readers posted on your final decision!

      Belinda

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    Deb Smith on June 20, 2019 at 11:09 pm

    I’m wondering why or if you have reviewed the iDealBed 6i Custom Adjustable Bed Base? I’d like to hear what you have to say regarding this product. Thanks in advance.

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    Alex M on June 14, 2019 at 2:43 pm

    I can’t understand your adjustable bed rating system. How does the Dynasty Mattress adjustable bed get 85 when the prodigy 2.0 only gets 80? Why is the Dynastymattress a better adjustable bed?

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      Belinda Palmer on June 17, 2019 at 7:39 am

      Hey Alex, Thanks for stopping by. A very valid question. We have detailed out our adjustable bed scoring system here. The DynastyMattress adjustable bed has all of our 6 Best features except Elevation Lift (which is unique to the Glideaway electric beds). In contrast, the Prodigy 2.0 doesn’t have 3 of our top 6 features; they are elevation lift, lumbar support and furniture-style decking (the DynastyMattress bed has the last two features). However, the gap is only 5 points (80 vs 85) because the Prodigy 2.0 scored on brand name, number of Programmable memory positions, number of USB ports and some other miscellaneous features.
      Hope that clarifies your concerns!
      We’d be happy to answer if you have any other queries!
      Belinda

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    Rob Eastern on June 10, 2019 at 1:53 pm

    Excellent review. Only downside is it’s a bit complicated for a novice like myself. I have come to terms with most of the jargon by now. Can you please explain about elevate lift and adjustable leg height please. I’m a bit confused on these two. You say the Williamsburg plus doesn’t have adjustable leg height. Is that a deal breaker? My wife is 5’3″ and I’m 5’10”. Should we go for a split king or standard king size adjustable bed?
    I’ll still be here by the time you reply this 🙂 That’s a compliment to the quality of adjustable bed education you provide here 😉

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    KIMBERLY RANNEY on June 5, 2019 at 11:45 am

    Can I put a 8 Q adjustable base on a storage bed.

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      Belinda Palmer on June 5, 2019 at 11:47 am

      @ Kimberly,

      Thanks for your question. The answer I’m afraid is a “NO”.

      A storage bed typically has a platform/wooden slats to hold the mattress. I guess you want the Reverie 8Q to go on top of this ‘platform’ and to be raised up when you want to access the storage, correct? Or is it a drawer type of a storage bed that you’re referring to? Either way, the Reverie 8Q needs some ‘free’ space underneath for the raising and lowering gears to work. Besides, the Reverie 8Q comes with a furniture-style deck-on-deck design; this also makes it difficult/impossible to place it on a platform of any sort.

      Here is an adjustable bed that works with storage beds. The manufacturer isn’t as well known as Reverie, nevertheless they have a few different models of adjustable beds that have got excellent reviews from actual users.

      Hope that helps and keep us posted on what you buy and how that worked out on your storage bed!
      Cheers!
      Belinda

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    Dave Krantz on May 10, 2019 at 9:49 am

    I can’t find your legget platt williamsburg bed review? Can you please tell me if it has wall hugging or not?

    Dave

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    Kevin Honner on April 17, 2019 at 12:12 am

    Do ya’ll have a legget platt williamsburg review? looks pretty interesting with good reviews popping up every day.
    Kev

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      Belinda Palmer on May 11, 2019 at 12:32 pm

      Will be posted very soon.
      Sorry for the delay

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        Belinda Palmer on May 18, 2019 at 4:09 am

        @Dave,
        Our Leggett & Platt Williamsburg Review has finally been posted. Please feel free to check it out and let us know your thoughts.
        Thanks!
        Belinda

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45. 

    Abigail J. on March 24, 2019 at 1:52 pm

    What do you know about the Blissful nights adjustable bed? There seems to a lot of positive adjustable bed reviews on this model. Do you have a detailed review on that? What are your recommendations?

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      Belinda Palmer on April 2, 2019 at 7:36 am

      @ Abigail, No I’m afraid we don’t have a Blissful nights adjustable bed review yet; but we’re intending to do that very soon. Yes, it looks like it has a lot of good reviews. I will email you as soon as we compile the review. If you end up purchasing it before our review comes out, you’re welcome to post your on Blissful nights review on Bedroom Solutions 🙂
      Thanks again for reaching out to us!
      Belinda

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    Jacinda on March 17, 2019 at 1:24 pm

    Long read… but well worth it. I couldn’t hear the voice on your video. If you have deliberately turned it off, please turn it on. BTW, what’s the difference between the Prodigy 2.0 and prodigy comfort elite adjustable beds?

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    Beth on March 8, 2019 at 12:02 am

    Very helpful review, thank you. But, in looking at several of these beds, it doesn’t look like the best-rated ones come in regular king, just split. What do you recommend with wall-hugging in a regular king? thanks.

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      Belinda Palmer on March 10, 2019 at 12:27 pm

      @ Beth,

      That is a great observation. Non-split king-sized beds are a rarity when it comes to adjustable beds. This is because of the following reason. The whole reason people buy an adjustable bed is to be able to adjust it according to their liking. What are the chances that both partners will like the same adjustments? Both want to have their feet raised at 35 degrees? Both want the zero-gravity position at the same time? You see what I’m trying to get at? That is exactly why adjustable bed manufacturers have gone away from non-split king beds towards split-king versions when it comes to adjustable beds.

      Anyway, there are a few adjustable bed brands that still come in standard, non-split king size. Here’s a few:

      • Leggett & Platt Prodigy 2.0 standard King
      • Sleep Number FlexFit standard King size
      • iDealBed 4i Custom King size adjustable bed

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    Katherine Swanson on October 30, 2018 at 2:22 pm

    Thanks for the extremely detailed review. Is wall snuggler and wall hugger the same? Are they two different things or do different adjustable bed frame manufacturers call them different names?
    Also, does it become a problem in split king adjustable beds?
    Katherine

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    Nadiya M on September 26, 2018 at 2:10 pm

    Interesting…. had no idea that there were such a variety of adjustable beds in the market and that they were so popular. Never would have guessed. I just randomly stumbled upon this after following a Facebook link and I’m truly impressed.

    I actually happen to have nightmare heartburns and was wondering if these electric beds can help me. What is the best adjustable mattress you could recommend for someone like me with acid reflux?

    Nadiya

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    Sandy on September 25, 2018 at 11:21 am

    Hello,

    We are shopping for an adjustable bed for our 14 yr old mainly to combat acid reflux. We are trying to decide between the Leggett and Platt and Glideway. I would appreciate if you could answer a few questions:
    -Is the Glideaway a wallhugger? We would like to use a headboard (for aesthetics) when in flat position. (Will it sit inside a headboard w sideframes and footboard)
    -Amazon has two models with major price difference – Glideway Ascend and Glideway Elevation. Any major difference between the two?
    -Does Glideway offer better control of acid reflux compared to Legett and Platt at an incline?

    Thank you!

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      Belinda Palmer on September 28, 2018 at 11:55 am

      @ Sandy,

      Thanks for stopping by and those are excellent questions.

      First of all, you’ll find all the answers you need on our Glideaway adjustable bed review and our article on best for acid reflux.

      To make your life easy, let me answer them here itself.

      1. Yes the Glideaway Elevation is a wallhugger
      2. Yes, it would sit nicely inside your existing bed frame provided you match the size
      3. Yup, there are quite a few differences between the two models: of the more important ones, the Glideaway Ascend doesn’t have wall hugging and pillow tilting. The lift/elevation feature, which is what you need to combat acid reflux, is available on the cheaper Ascend.
      4. Yup definitely, the Glideaway is miles ahead of all other adjustable beds when it comes to controlling acid reflux.

      For detailed explanations, please check out the above two posts.
      Hope our answers helped you make the right decision!
      Cheers!
      Belinda

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        Belinda Palmer on September 28, 2018 at 11:59 am

        Hi Nadiya,

        Yup, there are indeed a gazillion adjustable beds nowadays 🙂
        In your case, I would recommend the Glideaway Elevation or Glideaway Ascend adjustable beds. Please check out our posts on Glideaway adjustable bed reviews and best ones for heartburn to understand why we recommend the Glideaway bed for acid reflux.

        If you have any other specific questions, we’ll be happy to answer them to the best of our knowledge.
        All the best combating your acid reflux.
        Belinda and team

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