Select Comfort Sleep Number 4000 Traditional Bed

Pros: Easy to assemble and a great night's sleep.
Cons: Have not found any cons - even unplugged it stays aired up.

I never even pondered sleeping by number. Still seems to be a strange concept. The Select Comfort 4000 ended up being exceptional with unexpected results. I use to sleep on a fluffy pillow top and it had to be top of the line. Frankly, I felt like the ...

Pros: Very comfortable sleep system, GREAT SERVICE.
Cons: The air system is very noisy when adjusting your sleep number

On a recent cross-country car trip I noticed Mrs. Royalcrowncola suddenly punching up some numbers in her cell-phone. She was—she explained—dialing the 800 number she just heard on satellite radio…a number to get information about the Select ...

Pros: -adjustable firmness -lightweight and easy to transport -gives me a good night's sleep
Cons: -Costly -moving parts that might break -requires electricity -smells at first -developed a leak

My wife and I got married at the end of May 2006 and one of the first pieces of “married” furniture we needed was a bed. But not just any bed, a king-sized bed that would take all of the king-sized sheets and comforter we’d gotten at ...

Pros: Nice being able to adjust firmness on an as-needed basis
Cons: Extremely poor quality construction materials wear out within the first two years

My husband and I have owned a Select Comfort king-sized pillow top bed for a little over a year now. Out of the box, the pump was defective, and it took quite a bit of wrangling on the phone with customer service for them to finally agree to overnight us ...

Pros: very comfortable bed
Cons: very cheap foundation

This king size bed was replacing a 7 year old queen size Select comfort. The queen never gave us any trouble. When we moved the queen into the guest room the bed was just like brand new. When I unpacked the king foundation I was surprised to see such a ...

Pros: Soft and comfy at first
Cons: Not durable, Huge trench that groes,Poor company support,Poor BACK support

My wife and I bought this bed about 5 years ago. At first I liked it, she never has. We got the pillow top and all the goodies, and for awhile it was very comfortable. The problem with ours is, there is a huge trench in the middle, between the two air ...

Pros: Fun to play with your "sleep number"
Cons: Lower back pain at ANY sleep number- wakes me up at night!

I was initially elated to get the sleep number bed. While pregnant, I had many sleep problems. I blamed a lot of it on the old mattress we had and so as a gift, my husband ordered us a sleep number. wow! I was excited to start sleeping better! For ...

Pros: Pretty easy to assemble
Cons: Big valley in the middle of the bed

I hurt my back a few years ago and one day went and bought a top of the line inner spring mattress, which worked for me but was too firm for my wife. After a few years of feeling bad for my wife's discomfort (and my back had healed up) and hearing ad ...

Pros: More comfortable that most spring mattresses.
Cons: Terrible durability, needed to replace bladders and pump more than once. Trough effect.

We've owned this bed for a few months short of 2 years. In that time, we've had to replace the air pump, and one of the bladders. The pump came cross-wired. You'd inflate the left side, but the wired remote would read the "Sleep Number" (pressure) from ...

Pros: Easy set up.
Cons: Uncomfortable.  Expensive.  Uncomfortable (bears repeating).

I researched this bed ad nauseum before buying because of the price.  I'm overweight and have some back problems but nothing too bad.  I was just looking for a bed that I could make firm on the nights I needed that and soft on the nights I ...

Pros: Adjustable, incredibly comfortable, 20 year warranty, great customer service, great value for money, financing.
Cons: Expensive, requires assembly and bad communication with financing.

I've tried many different kinds of mattresses from the high end metal coil, waterbeds, viscoelastic foam (Tempurpedic) and finally to the Select Comfort high end air beds. I could tell in the store that this bed fit the best. The Tempurpedic bed didn't ...

Pros: Easy to assemble and move around the room.
Cons: Cheap quality, uncomfortable, and so much more

This bed was recommended to us because my husband has sleep apnea. We were sleeping on a waveless waterbed matress which I hated. So I was open to a new bed even at the expense. I went and tried this bed at the store and told my husband it was very ...

Pros: Very comfortable, easy assembly, 20 year warranty, can change to your soft/hardness that you prefer.
Cons: I am reluctant to get out of bed in the mornings! 

My husband and I purchased our Sleep Number 4000 about a month ago.  The only way I can think to describe this bed is LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!  Before purchasing this bed, I had to take a sleep aid in order to sleep through the night. If ...

Pros: There is nothing positive to say.
Cons:

Dealing with a company that does not stand behind it's product.

We purchased our Select Comfort mattress in April, 2005. The pump that inflates or deflates the mattress to reach the correct sleep number stopped working fifteen months after we purchased the bed. Select Comfort replaced the pump. Fifteen months later, ...

Pros: i bought it from a friend so it was cheap
Cons: would not recommend it to anyone

I HAVE THE SOLUTION FOR ALL OF YOU THAT ARE UNHAPPY WITH THE QUEEN SLEEP NUMBER BED!!!! I bought one used (dual chamber) and hated it (my boyfriend has a king and we loved it so we thought the queen would be equally as good)......I don't need to ...