Top Adjustable Beds Reviews

Once relegated to the domain of hospital rooms and other medical settings, adjustable beds have experienced something of a renaissance in recent years as technological improvements have thrust these variable sleep systems into the residential mainstream.

As competition increases on a near-daily rate to meet the demand, the importance of top adjustable beds reviews has grown significantly.

Adjustable beds are no longer huge, clunky, metal monstrosities with no physical appeal whatsoever. Instead, more and more adjustable beds are being designed for contemporary residential use by discerning owners who demand an equitable share of aesthetic value to balance the high level of therapeutic value also provided.

Nowadays, the marketplace has grown crowded with competing brands – some with high quality materials and workmanship and others void of those characteristics entirely. For the uninitiated it can be a daunting task to navigate the options available in order to find an adjustable bed that will meet the individual’s specific needs and price points.

To help ease the process, the following is a review of the top adjustable beds available for retail sale today. We’ve eliminated brands with low quality products along with those that do not support their customers with sufficient warranties. What remains are adjustable beds that can be counted on to deliver on their promises and remain functional for many years to come.

Top Adjustable Beds Reviews

• The Signature, by Simply Rest: This sleep system incorporates a space saving design that keeps the bed from moving too far from the wall or nightstand when adjusting with a full range of positions that allow for elevation capabilities up to 63 degrees. Head and foot level adjustments are controlled by a wired remote control. The Signature also fits inside the existing bed frame and comes with a 5-year protective warranty. These features and an affordable price tag have made The Signature a consumer favorite.

• The Signature Select, by Simply Rest: A step up from The Signature, The Signature Select offers the same space saving design but adds a wireless/ergonomic remote control for adjustments up to 63 degrees at the head and foot areas. Additional features include variable intensity massage for maximum therapeutic relief and a 20-year warranty. Still priced reasonably, The Signature Select provides a high return on investment.

• FlexFit Plus, by Sleep Number: This adjustable bed offers many of industry standard amenities like wall-hugging technology, wireless remote and programmable memory. It’s hard to find fault with the construction and design of the FlexFit Plus line; however, these beds generally fall on the high end of pricing due to high advertising and location overhead incurred by the manufacturer that is passed on to the consumer.

• The Tempur Advanced Ergo System by Tempurpedic: The Advanced Ergo System provides a wide range of movement at the foot and head with a 70 degree upright angle and a wall-hugging design. An adjustable massage feature offers therapeutic relief in the head and foot area with an additional “rolling wave” option. A backlit, wireless remote control sets each adjustment effortlessly. A 20-year warranty highlights the durability of the Advanced Ergo System, but that still may not justify a price tag that is among the highest in the industry for comparable adjustable beds.

• Model 1 Adjustable Bed, by Craftmatic: Craftmatic was the first adjustable bed to hit the residential retail market. They continue to manufacture quality adjustable beds, such as the Model 1, but the company has lost significant market share in recent years as low-price, high quality competitors like Simply Rest have entered the market. The Model 1 includes programmable positions, remote control and a less-than-stellar one-year limited warranty.