I bought my parents the 10" Allswell about three and a half years ago and it's held up to them perfectly. They're both over 200lbs, but so far the mattress hasn't begun to sag. They'll also regularly sit on the edge of the mattress and killed many of their mattresses that way, but this little 10" has held up to that just fine. I finally bought myself one and couldn't be happier for the price. I like the feeling of a soft mattress, but my back does not. So this fits the bull just fine being that it's firm without feeling like a rock. The only negative I've noticed is that it does not deform to my shoulder profile as I'd like, but I deal with that with most mattresses given that I'm lanky yet have broad shoulders. I can sleep longer than 7 hours without my back and neck being stoved up, so it's a win for me. I'm very happy with my little $346 Queen Mattress.
Agreed on all points, especially "I like the feeling of a soft mattress, but my back does not." I bought a 12" memory foam mattress 6 years ago and my quality of life declined year after year, I just couldn't figure it out. Recently bought the Allswell 10" with the Walmart deal and wow, totally different sleep experience. My mind would say it's less comfortable than the 12" foam mattress, but my sleep quality says otherwise.
Just bought 1 ten inch and 2 twelve inch full size Allwells. I did not find your site before hand. I wish I could give you credit for the sales. I learned so much about these mattresses. Your explanations about the materials and softness/firmness etc was so what I needed. I think these mattresses will do well and are a good value considering the price. You made me appreciate my purchase more. I would have been able to make the decision easier and sooner had I seen this demonstration.
This video is the prime example of exactly how I need things explained. Perfectly and in depth. 😄 Superb job! I would be more than happy to use the links provided to offer my support! Thank you so much!
Hi Jessica. Thanks for the comment -- and awesome compliment! We try hard to hit all the decision factors that might come into play when shopping for a mattress, so we do sincerely appreciate you supporting this work by using our links for whatever you decide to purchase. Thanks again!
I ended up getting a sealy from walmart. I absolutely love it. I can sleep on my stomach without pain in my waist. Very firm but has give. My husband is 200lbs and he even likes it.
Our pleasure Cail. I'm very glad to hear this was helpful for you! If you do end up choosing to purchase this mattress, please consider initiating your purchase by copying the link below into an incognito browser window. This will take you to the Allswell Home website in a manner that lets them know you came from GoodBed. If you're wiling, this is an extremely simple way to support GoodBed's ongoing work at no cost to you, while also making sure that none of the many spammy payola review sites out there will earn money from your purchase. www.goodbed.com/o/r/allswell/ Thanks again for your comment, and I hope that's helpful.
Great review! I just got the Allswell Hybrid and it seems to hurt my back. I've only slept on it for a couple of nights though. Do you think that's just standard for getting a new mattress, or does it mean the Allswell isn't for me?
Hi Ari. It's not unusual for a mattress to feel weird for a couple of weeks -- give it 30 days is the rule of thumb. You don't say where you're having pain, but a new mattress often also means you need a new pillow. for example, if this mattress is more firm than your old one, your pillow might now be raising your head too high (if you're a back sleeper), causing a kink in your neck, which could be a factor in the back pain. Give it a week or two then re-assess. The good news is that Allswell has a solid return policy, so you have plenty of time to make the decision. Hope that helps!
Would putting a protective cover on the luxe affect anything? My girlfriend sometimes has terrible night sweats and pretty much depleted the plushness of our conventional mattress..my new luxe arrives today and can’t wait to check it out..thanks!!!
Hi Thomas and thank you for the question. We do think that the effect of most passive cooling features -- like gel in memory foam -- are reduced when mattress protectors and sheets are added. For those that have a known issue of sleeping hot, we generally recommend looking towards the type of mattress -- one with an innerspring/pocketed coil support that goes edge to edge (some have a foam border) and one that has shallower cushioning depth, allowing more of your body to be exposed to the air. The Allswell has both of those qualities. Both will help with air flow around the body. You might want to check out our video on the Eight Sleep Pod -- this is a mattress that actively keeps the bed cool with programmable temperature settings. This was the most effective cooling technology we've yet seen in a mattress, and could be worth a look for you and your girlfriend. Here's the video: ua-cam.com/video/fSq5D7JGFUM/v-deo.html Hope that's helpful!
return - you don't need to pay them to pick it up? how does one roll it back up for return? does Walmart come or does UPS/ FedEx come? details needed on that part. also, beds that are used need to be sealed in plastic for trash. how does this work for the return which is used? details needed.
You made a comment about mattress protectors that they may not be good idea. Person was saying their partner sweats excessively. I understood recommending a cooler mattress etc. But what are your thoughts about mattress protectors for the Allswell in general? Teens have these beds. Spills occur despite my best efforts.
Is there any difference in buying it directly from Allswell or from Walmart's website? I know Allswell is owned by Walmart but there is a significant price difference so I'm just curious. Thanks!
Hi Jose -- Thanks for your question. AFAIK the mattress would be the same but the return policy would not be. Purchasing directly from Allswell gets you a 100-night risk-free trial, on par with other online mattress brands. By contrast, when buying a mattress from Walmart, it can't be returned once it's been removed from the box, so you'll have no way to return it if you don't like it. As far as prices go, the price on the regular Allswell seems to be a bit less, while the prices on the Luxe appear to be the same, and the Supreme does not seem to be available from Walmart. I hope that's helpful.
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Stomach sleepers need support in the hip area, and both have that -- especially for someone very light. It will come down to your preference - the Allswell Luxe definitely has more softness on top while the regular Allswell is more firm. But from a support standpoint, we felt that both would suit lighter stomach sleepers pretty well. Hope that helps!
Hi Mark. Thanks for the comment. We'd love to see more easy-open wrappers that won't require scissors -- it sure stinks to knick your brand new bed just to open it.
Do these contain fiberglass? Is fiberglass really a detriment in considering a mattress? There seem to be so many mixed recommendations on avoiding fiberglass.
We are generally of the opinion that fiberglass is only an issue if the cover is removed or torn or otherwise damaged. To our knowledge there is exactly one scientific study on this, which did not show fiberglass migration to the outside cover of a mattress when the mattress cover was undamaged. And we don't think most of the Allswell builds have fiberglass, though manufacturers change internal components at times and these may have changed since our review. If you're looking for a comparable mattress without fiberglass, you might check out our review of the Brooklyn Signature or other Brooklyn products.
Hi Carolyn -- Thanks for your suggestion. TBH we have not heard much about that mattress, however we do prioritize our reviews based on input from our readers, so we'll add this one to the list.
Hi. Thanks for the comment. We have not reviewed QVC mattresses, so I'm afraid we cannot make any judgements on those. Just looking at the QVC site, it looks like this is a pocketed coil innerspring mattress with two inches of polyurethane foam on top. Sorry we can't be more helpful on this one.
I find it odd that your review and the last review I watched are saying opposite things. That review said that these beds are actually better for heavier people and yours is saying that they're not. It's hard to tell who to trust. I am close to 250 and I sleep on my stomach,, I was looking to get this, but maybe I won't now.
Hi Elle -- Thanks for your question. We empathize completely with the confusion you're having. The unfortunate reality is that the mattress industry has been flooded with scam mattress review sites over the past few years. These are sites that don't actually know anything about mattresses, and are really just trying to sell you the mattresses that make them the most money by pretending to be unbiased experts. Spotting these fake review sites can be tough because they often show up very highly in Google (since that is their expertise, not mattresses). But one good tip that should make sense is that the only mattresses that they will say something truly negative about are ones that aren't sold online, since they can't make any money on those products. Another good rule of thumb is that literally almost all of them are fake.... Here's an article with some more tips for how to spot a fake review site: www.goodbed.com/pages/untrustworthy-mattress-review-websites/ As for this mattress, there is zero doubt in my mind that based on the information you provided, this would NOT be a good match for your needs from a spinal alignment standpoint. Any website that said otherwise is clearly not to be trusted. Would be great to let other readers know which one it was. I hope that's helpful.
@Bobby Thanks for sharing this feedback here, and sorry we're just seeing your comment. A few important things to clarify: 1) We are not a local mattress store -- in fact we are not a mattress store at all. We are strictly an information resource. 2) We are unique among mattress information resources in allowing consumers to shop across BOTH online AND local mattress options. To this end, our quiz results include both options you can buy online and options you can buy in a local store. 3) Some traditional brands are also sold online now, so it's possible for those to appear in online results, as it sounds like they did in your case. By the same token, some online brands are sold in stores now, so other people may find that those brands appear in their local results. 4) In order to ensure that we are agnostic to how our readers shop, our revenue model spans both online and local shopping as well -- meaning that our business is supported equally by both online shoppers and local shoppers. By contrast, any other mattress review website you may have found has only one way to make money -- which is when you buy online. That's why these deceptive sites all work so hard to persuade everyone to shop online. The truth is that there are many people who would be better off shopping online, but there also are many others who for various reasons would be better off shopping in a local store. So what you may have perceived as a bias toward local shopping was actually just us being a uniquely even-handed source of information on the real merits of shopping online vs in local stores. Over the past 5 years, mattress reviews have become a cesspool of extremely deceptive and yet highly sophisticated internet spam. Mattress review sites trick Google into appearing highly and then trick consumers into buying the products that make them the most money. Lists of the "best mattresses" (their weapon of mass destruction) have become the #1 factor that drives people to choose the wrong mattress. Unfortunately, the average mattress shopper has no reason to suspect that they are swimming in such shark-infested waters, which is what allows so many people to innocently fall prey to these sites. Here are a few resources you may find helpful in steering clear of some of these perils: * 5-minute mattress shopping primer: ua-cam.com/video/gGyhJp-F-H8/v-deo.html * How to spot shady mattress review sites: www.goodbed.com/guides/untrustworthy-mattress-review-websites/ * Review sites with corporate ties to mattress brands: www.goodbed.com/guides/biased-mattress-review-websites/ Thanks again for sharing your candid impressions. I hope that's helpful.
Hello. I tried the Cynthia Plush by Spinal Care Bedding today and I found it to be extremely comfortable. It was medium-firm. What would be a comparable mattress at this 300$ price point? I’m thinking the Allswell Hybrid maybe too firm. Thanks a ton!!
Hi Anna. Have you taken our quiz? It will allow you to specify your budget, and will ask you questions about your sleep style and other needs. Then we can give you a list of mattresses that are most likely to fit your needs and preferences. As for the Allswell, we found it to be a Firm on our scale. You can find the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hi LiS -- thanks for the question. As part of our testing, we give each mattress an informal 'sniff test' once it's unpacked. All mattresses that come packed in plastic and boxed up contain some of that 'new mattress smell' and the Allswell was no exception. We thought it had more than average new mattress odor. However, we do expect that kind of odor to dissipate over a few days or a week. But if you are super sensitive to odors, we did think the Allswell had more odor than average. Hope that helps!
Hi. We have not reviewed that brand as yet. It is a budget brand imported from Malaysia. We will add this brand to our list of requested reviews. Thank you for the note.
Hi and thanks for the comment. We have not reviewed that brand yet, but we do prioritize reviews based in part on reader requests, so we will add it to the list. Thanks!
You have a LOT of options -- box foundation, platform, adjustable bed, metal frame... here's an article on the differences: www.goodbed.com/mattress-foundation/
Hi Fred. That sounds frustrating. Thanks for sharing your mini-review. Sounds like you might need a firmer mattress. Have you taken our quiz yet? Answer a few questions about your sleeping preferences, budget, and needs and our algorithm will show you which mattresses rank most highly according to your answers. We know that mattress shopping is personal -- a bed that meets your needs might not be a good fit for someone else, and be warned that anyone trying to tell you that a given mattress is 'best for back pain' is likely a scam and just designed to sell you a mattress. Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/
I don't know what this guy is saying about the Luxe model being medium-firm. I have one, and it is very soft. In fact, it is like sleeping on a marshmallow, and is about just as stable. Even though I am a side sleeper, I find that it is too soft, and difficult to even turn over in. Skip this cheap piece of junk.
I bought my parents the 10" Allswell about three and a half years ago and it's held up to them perfectly. They're both over 200lbs, but so far the mattress hasn't begun to sag. They'll also regularly sit on the edge of the mattress and killed many of their mattresses that way, but this little 10" has held up to that just fine.
I finally bought myself one and couldn't be happier for the price. I like the feeling of a soft mattress, but my back does not. So this fits the bull just fine being that it's firm without feeling like a rock. The only negative I've noticed is that it does not deform to my shoulder profile as I'd like, but I deal with that with most mattresses given that I'm lanky yet have broad shoulders. I can sleep longer than 7 hours without my back and neck being stoved up, so it's a win for me. I'm very happy with my little $346 Queen Mattress.
That's great to hear!
Agreed on all points, especially "I like the feeling of a soft mattress, but my back does not."
I bought a 12" memory foam mattress 6 years ago and my quality of life declined year after year, I just couldn't figure it out.
Recently bought the Allswell 10" with the Walmart deal and wow, totally different sleep experience. My mind would say it's less comfortable than the 12" foam mattress, but my sleep quality says otherwise.
Just bought 1 ten inch and 2 twelve inch full size Allwells. I did not find your site before hand. I wish I could give you credit for the sales. I learned so much about these mattresses. Your explanations about the materials and softness/firmness etc was so what I needed. I think these mattresses will do well and are a good value considering the price. You made me appreciate my purchase more. I would have been able to make the decision easier and sooner had I seen this demonstration.
This video is the prime example of exactly how I need things explained. Perfectly and in depth. 😄 Superb job! I would be more than happy to use the links provided to offer my support! Thank you so much!
Hi Jessica. Thanks for the comment -- and awesome compliment! We try hard to hit all the decision factors that might come into play when shopping for a mattress, so we do sincerely appreciate you supporting this work by using our links for whatever you decide to purchase. Thanks again!
Best honest review I've seen so far. Thank you.
I just bought the basic Allswell hybrid along with the economy platform bed frame. I love the set up.
I’m thinking about getting one. How is it?
@@Mkaela90 I like a firm bed. This bed has the right amount of soft surface feel to be really comfy. Great value for the money.
@@monica93304 will get it today . I’m a side sleeper so I hope it works good as well . Thanks
I was trying to decide between the two for approx 3 weeks. I've made up my mind. I really appreciate this video.
Awesome! We are so glad it was helpful to you!
Which one did you get and how is it so far ?
@@littlerocker22 got the Allswell. I'll let you know next week. Moving into my new home. Will post asap.
carolyn marner please update us on how the mattress is
I ended up getting a sealy from walmart. I absolutely love it. I can sleep on my stomach without pain in my waist. Very firm but has give. My husband is 200lbs and he even likes it.
I like this mattress. Thanks for showing and telling me. I'll be ordering.
Our pleasure Cail. I'm very glad to hear this was helpful for you! If you do end up choosing to purchase this mattress, please consider initiating your purchase by copying the link below into an incognito browser window. This will take you to the Allswell Home website in a manner that lets them know you came from GoodBed. If you're wiling, this is an extremely simple way to support GoodBed's ongoing work at no cost to you, while also making sure that none of the many spammy payola review sites out there will earn money from your purchase.
www.goodbed.com/o/r/allswell/
Thanks again for your comment, and I hope that's helpful.
Your review is just amazing. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
What a great video, thanks so much! You were so in-depth!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for leaving a comment, Cara!
Fantastic review! Thorough and pertinent info
Glad to hear that -- thanks so much for letting us know it was helpful for you!
I just bought one... Imma see how it is tonight. $300 it better make the ladies happy lol
my man
You like it??
@@amberslilrose3954 yeah I actually like it. No noise when I move or get up. It's comfortable.
@Chris M. actually it's still the same lol
great review so true about overall ratings thanks
Best reviews, seriously.
Thanks so much for your kind words Andrew -- I'm so glad they've been helpful for you!
Great review! I just got the Allswell Hybrid and it seems to hurt my back. I've only slept on it for a couple of nights though. Do you think that's just standard for getting a new mattress, or does it mean the Allswell isn't for me?
Hi Ari. It's not unusual for a mattress to feel weird for a couple of weeks -- give it 30 days is the rule of thumb. You don't say where you're having pain, but a new mattress often also means you need a new pillow. for example, if this mattress is more firm than your old one, your pillow might now be raising your head too high (if you're a back sleeper), causing a kink in your neck, which could be a factor in the back pain. Give it a week or two then re-assess. The good news is that Allswell has a solid return policy, so you have plenty of time to make the decision.
Hope that helps!
Would putting a protective cover on the luxe affect anything? My girlfriend sometimes has terrible night sweats and pretty much depleted the plushness of our conventional mattress..my new luxe arrives today and can’t wait to check it out..thanks!!!
Hi Thomas and thank you for the question. We do think that the effect of most passive cooling features -- like gel in memory foam -- are reduced when mattress protectors and sheets are added. For those that have a known issue of sleeping hot, we generally recommend looking towards the type of mattress -- one with an innerspring/pocketed coil support that goes edge to edge (some have a foam border) and one that has shallower cushioning depth, allowing more of your body to be exposed to the air. The Allswell has both of those qualities. Both will help with air flow around the body.
You might want to check out our video on the Eight Sleep Pod -- this is a mattress that actively keeps the bed cool with programmable temperature settings. This was the most effective cooling technology we've yet seen in a mattress, and could be worth a look for you and your girlfriend.
Here's the video: ua-cam.com/video/fSq5D7JGFUM/v-deo.html
Hope that's helpful!
return - you don't need to pay them to pick it up? how does one roll it back up for return? does Walmart come or does UPS/ FedEx come? details needed on that part. also, beds that are used need to be sealed in plastic for trash. how does this work for the return which is used? details needed.
If Walmart will take it back, you'll have to haul it in yourself. Not sure how it works if you order from Allswell.
You made a comment about mattress protectors that they may not be good idea. Person was saying their partner sweats excessively. I understood recommending a cooler mattress etc. But what are your thoughts about mattress protectors for the Allswell in general? Teens have these beds. Spills occur despite my best efforts.
Is there any difference in buying it directly from Allswell or from Walmart's website? I know Allswell is owned by Walmart but there is a significant price difference so I'm just curious. Thanks!
Hi Jose -- Thanks for your question. AFAIK the mattress would be the same but the return policy would not be. Purchasing directly from Allswell gets you a 100-night risk-free trial, on par with other online mattress brands. By contrast, when buying a mattress from Walmart, it can't be returned once it's been removed from the box, so you'll have no way to return it if you don't like it.
As far as prices go, the price on the regular Allswell seems to be a bit less, while the prices on the Luxe appear to be the same, and the Supreme does not seem to be available from Walmart.
I hope that's helpful.
@@goodbed Thanks for the quick response. Great review by the way!
@@joselopezninantay4558 My pleasure, and thanks for the kind words! I'm very glad our information has been helpful for you.
As an 110 pound stomach sleeper, which of the two would you recommend in terms of comfort?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Stomach sleepers need support in the hip area, and both have that -- especially for someone very light. It will come down to your preference - the Allswell Luxe definitely has more softness on top while the regular Allswell is more firm. But from a support standpoint, we felt that both would suit lighter stomach sleepers pretty well.
Hope that helps!
will open up fast, that's great advice. I will not use a sharp knife or scissors.
Hi Mark. Thanks for the comment. We'd love to see more easy-open wrappers that won't require scissors -- it sure stinks to knick your brand new bed just to open it.
Do these contain fiberglass? Is fiberglass really a detriment in considering a mattress? There seem to be so many mixed recommendations on avoiding fiberglass.
We are generally of the opinion that fiberglass is only an issue if the cover is removed or torn or otherwise damaged. To our knowledge there is exactly one scientific study on this, which did not show fiberglass migration to the outside cover of a mattress when the mattress cover was undamaged.
And we don't think most of the Allswell builds have fiberglass, though manufacturers change internal components at times and these may have changed since our review. If you're looking for a comparable mattress without fiberglass, you might check out our review of the Brooklyn Signature or other Brooklyn products.
Can you do the Grandrest review please.
Hi Carolyn -- Thanks for your suggestion. TBH we have not heard much about that mattress, however we do prioritize our reviews based on input from our readers, so we'll add this one to the list.
Very helpful.
Glad you think so!
Never heard of them. And why no one put handles on bed anymore.
Allswell is a Walmart house brand.
appreciate you
We appreciate you too!!
What do y'all know/think about the QVC Northern Nights King Supreme 12.5 Hybrid?
Hi. Thanks for the comment. We have not reviewed QVC mattresses, so I'm afraid we cannot make any judgements on those. Just looking at the QVC site, it looks like this is a pocketed coil innerspring mattress with two inches of polyurethane foam on top.
Sorry we can't be more helpful on this one.
I find it odd that your review and the last review I watched are saying opposite things. That review said that these beds are actually better for heavier people and yours is saying that they're not. It's hard to tell who to trust. I am close to 250 and I sleep on my stomach,, I was looking to get this, but maybe I won't now.
Hi Elle -- Thanks for your question. We empathize completely with the confusion you're having. The unfortunate reality is that the mattress industry has been flooded with scam mattress review sites over the past few years. These are sites that don't actually know anything about mattresses, and are really just trying to sell you the mattresses that make them the most money by pretending to be unbiased experts. Spotting these fake review sites can be tough because they often show up very highly in Google (since that is their expertise, not mattresses). But one good tip that should make sense is that the only mattresses that they will say something truly negative about are ones that aren't sold online, since they can't make any money on those products. Another good rule of thumb is that literally almost all of them are fake....
Here's an article with some more tips for how to spot a fake review site:
www.goodbed.com/pages/untrustworthy-mattress-review-websites/
As for this mattress, there is zero doubt in my mind that based on the information you provided, this would NOT be a good match for your needs from a spinal alignment standpoint. Any website that said otherwise is clearly not to be trusted. Would be great to let other readers know which one it was.
I hope that's helpful.
GoodBed thanks for this! The other channel was called ‘Tuck Sleep’
@Bobby Thanks for sharing this feedback here, and sorry we're just seeing your comment. A few important things to clarify:
1) We are not a local mattress store -- in fact we are not a mattress store at all. We are strictly an information resource.
2) We are unique among mattress information resources in allowing consumers to shop across BOTH online AND local mattress options. To this end, our quiz results include both options you can buy online and options you can buy in a local store.
3) Some traditional brands are also sold online now, so it's possible for those to appear in online results, as it sounds like they did in your case. By the same token, some online brands are sold in stores now, so other people may find that those brands appear in their local results.
4) In order to ensure that we are agnostic to how our readers shop, our revenue model spans both online and local shopping as well -- meaning that our business is supported equally by both online shoppers and local shoppers. By contrast, any other mattress review website you may have found has only one way to make money -- which is when you buy online. That's why these deceptive sites all work so hard to persuade everyone to shop online. The truth is that there are many people who would be better off shopping online, but there also are many others who for various reasons would be better off shopping in a local store. So what you may have perceived as a bias toward local shopping was actually just us being a uniquely even-handed source of information on the real merits of shopping online vs in local stores.
Over the past 5 years, mattress reviews have become a cesspool of extremely deceptive and yet highly sophisticated internet spam. Mattress review sites trick Google into appearing highly and then trick consumers into buying the products that make them the most money. Lists of the "best mattresses" (their weapon of mass destruction) have become the #1 factor that drives people to choose the wrong mattress. Unfortunately, the average mattress shopper has no reason to suspect that they are swimming in such shark-infested waters, which is what allows so many people to innocently fall prey to these sites. Here are a few resources you may find helpful in steering clear of some of these perils:
* 5-minute mattress shopping primer: ua-cam.com/video/gGyhJp-F-H8/v-deo.html
* How to spot shady mattress review sites: www.goodbed.com/guides/untrustworthy-mattress-review-websites/
* Review sites with corporate ties to mattress brands: www.goodbed.com/guides/biased-mattress-review-websites/
Thanks again for sharing your candid impressions. I hope that's helpful.
Hello. I tried the Cynthia Plush by Spinal Care Bedding today and I found it to be extremely comfortable. It was medium-firm. What would be a comparable mattress at this 300$ price point? I’m thinking the Allswell Hybrid maybe too firm. Thanks a ton!!
Hi Anna. Have you taken our quiz? It will allow you to specify your budget, and will ask you questions about your sleep style and other needs. Then we can give you a list of mattresses that are most likely to fit your needs and preferences. As for the Allswell, we found it to be a Firm on our scale.
You can find the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Does the memory foam have a smell?
Hi LiS -- thanks for the question. As part of our testing, we give each mattress an informal 'sniff test' once it's unpacked. All mattresses that come packed in plastic and boxed up contain some of that 'new mattress smell' and the Allswell was no exception. We thought it had more than average new mattress odor. However, we do expect that kind of odor to dissipate over a few days or a week. But if you are super sensitive to odors, we did think the Allswell had more odor than average.
Hope that helps!
I picked Zinus 14" hybrid over it.
Hope you are enjoying your new mattress and thanks for the comment!
Can you also make a review on sunrising bedding brand mattress？
Hi. We have not reviewed that brand as yet. It is a budget brand imported from Malaysia. We will add this brand to our list of requested reviews. Thank you for the note.
@@goodbed Thank you! I will wait for the review video.
Where is the lux hybrid manufacture?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Allswell mattresses are made in the United States. Hope that helps!
Do a Rubix Mattress Review.
Hi and thanks for the comment. We have not reviewed that brand yet, but we do prioritize reviews based in part on reader requests, so we will add it to the list.
Thanks!
What kind base u recommend
You have a LOT of options -- box foundation, platform, adjustable bed, metal frame... here's an article on the differences: www.goodbed.com/mattress-foundation/
the bed ia way to spoungy with time it has less cussion and you can feel woods of bed
Hi Fred. That sounds frustrating. Thanks for sharing your mini-review. Sounds like you might need a firmer mattress. Have you taken our quiz yet? Answer a few questions about your sleeping preferences, budget, and needs and our algorithm will show you which mattresses rank most highly according to your answers.
We know that mattress shopping is personal -- a bed that meets your needs might not be a good fit for someone else, and be warned that anyone trying to tell you that a given mattress is 'best for back pain' is likely a scam and just designed to sell you a mattress.
Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/
You sound like Jim Halpert
LOL!!
@@goodbed have u gotten that before?
Nope!
@@goodbed do u hear it at all?
Now that you mention it.....
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I ended up getting the Sealy Hybrid from walmart. It's wonderful!!
*why tf is that mattress so similar to my name i-*
💀😅
I don't know what this guy is saying about the Luxe model being medium-firm. I have one, and it is very soft. In fact, it is like sleeping on a marshmallow, and is about just as stable. Even though I am a side sleeper, I find that it is too soft, and difficult to even turn over in. Skip this cheap piece of junk.
People are pronouncing Luxe as lucks. A better pronunciation would be influenced by the French "de luxe" with "luxe" pronounced "louks"
lmao aight bro