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I don't want to risk sounding like a shill, but we also bought a beauty rest black and absolutely love it. We had an original Tuft and Needle for 8 years. That was awesome especially at the start but it really started to break down over time. We went to a Hassleless and spent an hour plus laying on

Look into Tuft and Needle beds. I have a terrible back and have had multiple surgeries and it’s been the best mattress I’ve ever owned. Like you, I found Sleep Number price a little salty. I got a king size 5 years ago for a little over 1,000 and have it directly on a slat frame. It hasn’t developed

I bought a California King from Tuft & Needle over 6 years ago. It's their original foam mattress. Paid like $700 at the time, and I absolutely love it. Pretty sure they even have a newer model that's supposed to be cooler. It's super comfortable, and supportive.

The Leesa Original is honestly a pretty reasonable choice for a first apartment. Especially if you sleep warm and do not want to deal with hauling a traditional mattress upstairs. I helped a friend move one before and the boxed setup was way less miserable than expected. The biggest thing is that so

Totally agree. The best I can hope for is to hear other people describing their problems and if certain beds were bad for that problem. And whether a bed fell apart or was bad quality. But it's not like I'd let someone's review change my mind about how it actually /felt/. And this goes back to the c

Yes, so my thought process was let’s buy the cheaper one and if that doesn’t work I’ll keep moving up on price range. I went with the Tuft and Needle. Upon lots of research on the tuft and needle sold at Costco it is basically then original from their actual website. When I received it the box even