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Sleep Number bed: good, bad, ugly?
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clevepreach
Posted 8/12/2026 23:28 (#11726583 - in reply to #11726496)
Subject: RE: Sleep Number bed: good, bad, ugly?



Cleveland, MS. Own small farm near Booneville, MS		Wife and I have been sleeping on one for over 20 years. We’ve had one for so long I can’t remember when we first got it. IIRC, just before covid wife decided she wanted one that was adjustable so we got a king size split. I leave my side flat. She sleeps with her head raised a bit. Before that we had what I believe to be a first generation model in queen size. Only trouble we had with it was lighting knocked out the compressor. Insurance paid for a replacement. Sleep Number sent it out right away. This one has been trouble free so far. Sleeps good , at least to me. My only complaint is the king size is actually two twin mattresses. Makes snuggling a bit difficult. We gave the queen size one to our son but somewhere in the transport process one of the mattresses got a pin hole in it. Never could get a repair to hold so he gave up on it and went back to a regular mattress.
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