Tempur-Pedic Swedish Mattress

Pros: More comfy than the orginal bed, Better sleep, Integrity, Easy on the eyes.
Cons: Not as comfy as the Grand Bed/BellaSonna, Ergo is costly, Heavy,Can't wash the cover.

After owning a slew of uncomfortable low quality coil-spring mattresses, I decided to go the memory-foam route. I initially was on the market for one of those Tempur-Pedic knock-off mattresses in hopes of saving a few bucks, but found that none of them ...

Pros: A safe, good night of sleep.
Cons: Price, temperature

After purchasing and returning two king sized mattresses because of discomfort and/or the thing caving in the middle -in under two years- we decided to trade in the second one and pay the difference for the Classic Bed Tempur-Pedic Swedish ...

Pros: 90 day trial period; conforms to your body pressure/heat; may be comfy for some
Cons: expensive (but see above re:guarantee); too hard a surface; not warm & fuzzy

For several years, I have suffered from Fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition in which (among many other things), those who have it suffer from disturbed, non-restorative sleep, as well as distinct "tender points" all over the back, shoulders, and other ...

Pros: Very comfortable - stretches your back out. Can it cause a bit of "pain?"
Cons: Expensive, Gets "pilly." Box spring/foundation failing after 3 years.

We purchased a tempur-pedic mattress about 6 years ago and have been very happy with the purchase. Although expensive, it has seemed to be worth the money (not a bargain, but a fair price). We had a Queen sized bed, and didn't like how when one of us ...

Pros: Highly supportive, comfortable, no disturbing my spouse.
Cons: None.

Two years ago, we began a search for the one right mattress for us. I asked my chiropractor if he had a recommendation and he said he and his wife were also looking for a new mattress and told me that he would not recommend a pillow-top mattress as they ...

Pros: Most comfortable Reduces shake/movement of partner No "funnel" effect with two people
Cons: Ours stunk the first week or so Can get hard if the room gets cold

Update: I wrote this review a couple years back under the "Abed Mattress" since no Swedish Tempur Pedic entry existed. Now it does, so I've copied it over and added some updates.

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Pros: Wonderful sleeping surface,responsive, durable, easy to maintain and best buy for the dollar
Cons: Expensive, but you get what you pay for, encourages me to go back to sleep

Best night’s sleep I’ve ever had. It is a truly wonderful material. Anyone in the market for a mattress must try it.

My wife and I have had ours for nine months. After the initial two-week adjustment period we decided never to part...

Pros: Best sleep we've ever experienced! Excellent customer service!
Cons: May need a mattress cover for the Celebrity.

My wife and I started out on a waveless CA King waterbed that I had before we got married. I loved it, she was okay with it. When we moved we decided to get a Stearns and Foster pillow top mattress. We both hated it and woke up stiff and sore. We paid ...

Pros: comfort, spouse's moves don't jiggle your side, 90 day money back, warranty
Cons: high price (but worth it in the end)

**I originally posted this Tempur-pedic mattress review over a year ago in the only 'memory foam' mattress spot on epinions (under Abed, along with about 5 other tempur-pedic reviews.) Now that epinions has both a spot for the tempur-pedic mattress that...

Pros: Firm, but not hard, and very supportive. Negligible transfer of motion.
Cons: Contouring foam can almost "trap" you in certain positions.

I purchased a king-sized Tempur-Pedic mattress, box spring and pillows (sleep system) in July of 2002. As of the time of writing this review, that was about 2 years ago. One of the main reasons I decided to purchase this particular bed is that I'm ...

Pros: Interesting Concept
Cons: Saggy hot mattress sensation

We needed to buy a new bed, and after much research and consideration, we went to Brookstone to test the Tempur-pedic mattress. Long story short, we bought a King size mattress along with the foundation. It arrived on Nov 19, 2003. From the first ...

Pros: Great design. Extremely comfortable. Helpful orthopedically.
Cons: Expensive, heavy, can't use heating device.

I had decided that the full size bed that my husband and I were sleeping on was just not big enough, so it was time to upgrade to a queen. My mother had purchased a Tempur Pedic some months ago and just raved and raved about it. I suggested that we go ...

Pros: Very comfortable, relieved back and neck pain in the first 3 nights of sleep.
Cons: Expensive and the design has serious caveats.

Special Notes: This is a review of the Tempur-Pedic Celebrity Swedish Mattress; the flagship model with the pillow-top and cashmere blend cover. Please do not confuse with the Standard Swedish Mattress or the Deluxe Swedish Mattress. My 30 day ...

Pros: COMFORTABLE (for me)! No pressure points. No water or air to leak or pillowtop gullies.
Cons: Not everyone likes it, and you won't know until you try. A bit pricey.

I've had my queen side T-P mattress (with split queen foundation) for well over a year now. I've decided that I'll never have another innerspring mattress; I've also found that I now dislike traveling because I don't get to sleep in my good bed! (I'm ...

Pros: Most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on. Very luxurious feel.
Cons: Took a few weeks to get used to; gets harder in cold temperatures.

I first became aware of Tempur-Pedic mattresses in the early 1990s when I saw a display of their pro ...