Space-wasting, dust-collecting
Foundation and bed frame
cost about $700
Nearly
Impossible
to Vacuum Dust
From Under Bed
Inflator Has
Very Slow Adjustment
Not Infinitely Adjustable
(No Memory function)
Frame Legs
Give Limited
Support Points
Air Chambers Have
Less Comfortable
Wash Board Form
Mattress
Sides
Can
Bow Out
Breakable
Zipper Holds
Top Cover
Spot
Clean Only
Has only 20
possible
firmness settings
Digital Inflator
Control Lacks
Precise Settings
Top Not
Machine
Washable
Solid Foam
Center Divider
Is Detectable
To Sleeper
Convoluted Foam
Provides Less
Support
No
Pressure Relieving
Memory Foam
Plastic
Foundation
Wastes Space
Frame
Collects Dust
and Dust
Mites
Under Bed
Sleep Number™ Bed
$3,022*
King Size
(average Price)
The
Main advertised feature of the Sleep Number Bed® is a digital inflator control that indicates firmness.
This is not a unique feature.
Digital inflator controls are available on many air beds that cost hundreds less than the Sleep Number Bed®
A large percent of the high cost of the Sleep Number Bed® is really due to its high advertising cost,
which amounts to tens of millions of dollars.
It adds hundreds to the mattress selling price.
The Sleep Number Bed® foundation and bed frame cost hundreds of dollars (about $700), but do nothing more than support the mattress. They are expensive space wasters and dust collectors.
Obviously, they are a very poor investment.
The Sleep Number Bed® inflator control only has about 10 functional firmness settings.
Therefore sleepers are not able to adjust the mattress to a very precise firmness.
Also, only the most expensive models have a memory feature that returns the firmness setting to a pre-set firmness number.
See inflator control comparsion.
Most important is that
the Sleep Number Bed® is missing a critical feature.
It does not have a 3" layer of pressure-relieving memory foam to get rid of pain causing pressure points, which can be essential to achieve maximum sleeping comfort.
*(Check current Prices)