Air bed Review: A comparison of the best air beds (ASL)
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2019
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All mattresses have some form of support system, whether that be springs or dense foam. Air beds use trapped air to provide adjustable support, when and where you need it. We have reviewed 4 different air beds, with 4 different air support concepts and done a side by side comparison to help you determine the best fit for you! Three of these mattresses use air chambers while one uses air pods.
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In 2001, during our first year of marriage, my wife and I bought 2 twin beds from Select Comfort. They were on sale for $200 each. We used one for over 20 years, and the other is still going strong. Never had a more comfortable bed. No crappy foam on top to make me hot or reduce the firmness I desired. No stupid bells and whistles associated with "smart" technology. Heck. Our controls didn't even display a number! But it didn't matter. We set the firmness once, and they never lost air, even during rough sex. Plus, we never felt movement when the other one moved around because they were two separate beds rather than a single bed. Yet both beds still fit onto a single king-size frame. Speaking of which, we bought a solid birch sleigh bed frame that is 350 pounds over 20 years ago, and it has never made a creak; I doubt it will ever creak! Best quality bed and mattresses anyone ever had. Just wish Select Comfort (now Sleep Number) still offered the basic no frills mattress we got from them back in 2001.
Thanks for your review! I wasn't aware of the other air bed options.
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great job with the info, loved that you spoke slowly and you had your wife signing for those who need it. wanted to ask a question for back issues which one would you recommend.
Hi Lazara, thanks for watching! I would recommend either ReST or Air-Pedic. ReST has 5 zones of support on each side of the bed and Air-Pedic has 3 zones on each side. Both are great options.
I have a 17 year old sleep number bed which I'd like to replace due to age. But Sleep Number no longer makes beds without at least 2 inches of foam. I have a bad back and I can't have that soft foam on top. Do any of these beds come with an option to have no foam on top? Thanks.
Video is super helpful.
Thank you for the reviews, they are very helpful. Just curious, what was your wife and yours favorite bed?
Hi, out of the four Air Beds we tested we like ReST and Airpedic the most. If you are looking for three zones of adjustable support, without the technology, Airpedic is great! If you are looking for real time automatic adjustment with five zone support, ReST would be our pick. Thanks for watching!
@@ASLReviews I don’t know what a Rest air bed costs, but after reviewing other videos and website, we’re going with Aire-Pedic. I like the three zones per side, the great warranty, build quality and that it’s made in the USA. We’ve had a sleep number for 17 years and have spent several hundreds dollar in replacement parts. It’s now falling apart, so time to get a new one.
@@rcole6679 did you ever get your new bed
Did you like it better than sleep number if you did
My main question about the airbeds et al, do they "bounce" like an air mattress? We tried a sleep number bed once and it just felt like a pillow top over an air mattress... Turned us off right away. But I feel like the new ones with the different foams should solve this issue we had.
Thoughts?
In our opinion, the air beds haven’t really been “bouncy,” per se. But we do feel that Airpedic does have really nice pressure relieving foam above the air chambers in the 800 and 850 models, which should absorb a good amount of motion.
Hi,
I need to know which one you have? I purchased a sleep number in 2004 it was a great bed but after the trial you have to paid for returning and that was a lot. Now I’m ready to buy my next bed, I had 2 already that I have returned either because is way to firm and the other way to hot. Now I’m thinking again to buy a sleep number but the only thing I do not like is the middle piece for years I being dealing with them but is no used. Which one you recommend, I believe watching this video that the Air Pedic is a best choice. Can you please help me making my choice...
Hi Adriana, thanks for watching! We would definitely recommend the Air-Pedic, as they have the separate lumbar support. ReST is another great option, which has five zones of support on both sides of the bed. We feel that both are great options. Thanks again and let us know if you have any other questions.
I currently have a 14 year old sleep number bed on an adjustable base. Will the airpedic mattress be compatible with this base? I'm really leaving towards airpedic but I don't want to have to buy a new base too. The 850 is currently 50% off right now.
Hi Travis, thanks for watching! The Air-Pedic mattress should be compatible with any adjustable base. The 850 is a great model.
Have you compared Air Pedic 6 chamber beds with the Night Air 6 chamber beds? Do you have a preference? Thanks much!
Hi Mike, we have not yet reviewed the Night Air 6 chamber bed yet. We have been very happy with the Air Pedic 800. They will also work with you to get the right feel and support. Air Pedic also offers the Air Flow Transfer System, which is great if you sleep warm.
@@ASLReviews Hi Jason. Thanks much. Based on your review, I ordered an AirPedic. I will try to remember to reply again after it arrives and I get a chance to sleep on it for a few days. Thanks again, and Best, Mike
@@mikem6213 How was it?
@@danamorgan5062 Great! I selected it based on your review and am very glad I did. I love it and can adjust to adapt to however my back or shoulders feel that day, while my wife can adjust hers the way she usually likes it, and that is really ideal. My wife really likes it, although she wants some foam... she likes pillow tops. The only problem was that It did arrive with one poorly adjusting chamber (on my side of the bed, of course), so I called and they sent me a new one that I replaced (it was faster than having them send someone to put it in). It was easy to replace, but it did take 5 days to arrive. Also, I was a little worried because a lot to most of their positive reviews were for customer service before the bed arrived... But I am pleased and very highly recommend it. I think your review was right on!
I’m looking for which bed might provide the most pain relief. I used to be a side sleeper until my hips started hurting...most like from fibromyalgia. As well, I have severe, chronic pain lumbar and cervical. Maybe I need the bed with the most adjustability for the most independent regions...as pain changes and moves around the body. Any suggestions which beds to hone in on. Also...what about adjustable bases? I tried the Sleep Number beds and found even slight base adjustments helped with pain relief. Are they all compatible with adjustable bases. Much appreciated. Your review was extremely informative!
Hi, If you've looked at Sleep Number you will likely also be looking at the Air-Pedic range and the ReST Performance mattresses, both are great beds to compare against. ReST at this time does not have their own adjustable base but it does, however, support them, as for Air-Pedic they do have an adjustable base, unfortunately as of right now, we have yet to review this product personally, happy hunting!
sleep by number is far better than personal comfort, personal comfort was the worst bed i ever purchased, i had a sleep by number and im telling you my hips and body never hurt with this bed. personal comfort is a bad knock off of sleep by number, it has hurt my back since day 1 now we dont know how to dumb this bad knock off!!!
Do you still sleep on the air pedic? What do you think is the best mattress you have slept on?
Hi Helen, Jen and I currently sleep on the Puffy Royal mattress. It is personally my favorite all foam mattress that we have reviewed, thus far. If you are looking into purchasing an air adjustable bed, we would recommend either Airpedic, if you want simple, or ReST, if you like more tech with your bed. Thanks for reaching out! We have the reviews for all of the above on our website, as well as coupon codes for you at ASLReviews.com.
@@ASLReviews What made you give up on the Air-Pedic bed in favor of the Puffy Royal?
My wife and I prefer the same firmness level and the Puffy Royal is what we like. We switched for ease of use and not having to adjust the firmness level.
So which was your favorite??? I have been looking for someone to review these. Thanks
Hi Tracey, Our favorite was the Airpedic 800. The reason it stood out to us was the combination of the 3 air chambers on each side, excellent quality certi-pur US foam, cooling benefits and price.
@@ASLReviews How did Airpedic 800 compare to ReST? - how much more did you like Airpedic 800 over ReST and why?
@@kapguy8890 Hi! Both the Air-Pedic 800 and ReST are great beds. For us, Air-Pedic stands out because it is made with CertiPUR-US foams, which reduces the amount of harmful chemicals that are emitted from the bed over time. We also love the custumization offered by Air-Pedic, they will work with you to adjust the foam layer on top if you find it is too soft or too hard for your preferences. ReST is a great option if you really love cutting edge technology and like to outfit your home with smart products. ReST does have a few additional air chambers over Air-Pedic, however, both beds offered great support.
@@ASLReviews Do you think the ReST actually have to many chambers that really aren't t used unless your an exact size?
What is your recommendation.. the best out of these for you
We really like Rest and Airpedic. Rest has more smart bed technology and Airpedic has the best comfort and foam.
Hi. I've got the ReST bed and found that it sleeps rather hot. Does the Air-Pedic sleeps as hot as the ReST bed or it's cooler ? Appreciate the feedback.
Hi, thanks for watching! In my experience, Airpedic sleeps a bit cooler than ReST. That would obviously differ person to person. Airpedic has the airflow transfer system, which seems to help a lot with cooling. Hope this helps!
@@ASLReviews thank you. It helps. I also see that you have tried 800 and 850 series. Which one would be a better choice for back and side sleepers in your opinion?
@@igorbril568 Both offer similar support, the difference is in the feel of the foam, the 800 offers a more luxurious plush foam feel while the 850 has a more buoyant feel, you can see the detailed differences on our review for the Air-Pedic - www.aslreviews.com/air-pedic-mattress-review/ hope this helps! thanks!
@@ASLReviews thank you!
I am wondering what happens when you may pick a bed and then when you get it, it doesn't work for you. What if anything can you do?
Great question Deborah! Most of the beds we review have sleep trials and free refunds/returns, so it makes buying less stressful. We actually recommend trying the beds at home, as it takes some time to see if it is the right fit for you 👍
@@ASLReviews Be careful as some only allow the mattress to be returned. If you order a mattress with an adjustable base, often the base is not returnable though the mattress is which leaves you with a base and no bed. This happened to us with an air mattress company.
How loud are the air beds when adjusting pressure?
Hi, all of the pumps for the adjustable air beds that we have tested are pretty quiet, in our opinion, and all were around the same in volume. If you are sensitive to a fairly quiet humming noise, we would recommend a white noise machine. That should cover any pump noise.
@@ASLReviews Thank you for the quick reply. Awesome stuff!
@@ASLReviews If you are sensitive to humming noise, I recommend Natural Form bed as it is silent!
Am I wrong in saying you prefer Air-Pedic? Sorta seems like you lean to that one
Hi! In general, we found that the adjustable air beds with multi-chamber air systems, such as Air-Pedic and ReST offered better support and customization than the single chamber found, for example, in the Sleep Number. Though ultimately it depends on what your priorities are for a new bed. If we can help you narrow anything down, please let us know. Thanks for watching!
The reason why Air-Pedic, Rest Bed, and Ghost Smart Bed are recommended over the other beds is they have more air chambers. Medical Beds have over 20 separate chambers. When you compare a bed with 1 chamber versus 3 or 5, those will win every time. With the extra chambers you help reduce pressure points.
What about Personal Comfort bed,?
We haven’t tried that bed.
What about Personal Comfort?
Hi Liam, unfortunately we weren’t able to get any personal comfort mattresses to review.
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Thanks for watching!
Seems biased towards selectabed
Why does every single bed review about air mattresses have something bad to say about Sleep Number? I mean not like 1 or 2 cons but just a complete dismissal as an air mattress company? Just an observation, otherwise it’s good to know that there is a good amount of variety when it comes to these type of beds. Better for us the consumers.
Have you watched and read our Air Bed comparison? I don’t believe everything that we mentioned about Sleep Number was negative. We do mention several cons with each bed brand that we review. In our opinion, Sleep Number is not a bad bed, but we found ReST and Airpedic to be superior.
i have bad back and hips and the sleep by number i had for over 20 years i never had any pain with this bed then i bought a personal comfort bed it was the worst bed i ever owned i am now saving to buy another sleep by number...
music louder than your voice
Hi Frank, thanks for watching and for the feedback. That review was from a while back and I believe we have addressed that issue in some of our newer content.
4 minutes of information in a 15 minute video....get on with it.
My thoughts exactly
Very middle of the road. Not very helpful at all. But thanks for making the video.
I don't understand the need for constant dubstep montages with pictures of the bed. Can't you say more than a few sentences without getting winded?