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Simmons Comforpedic → Review, Ratings & Complaints Based on 56 Owner Experiences
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last updated August 9, 2011
What You Need To Know
Owner satisfaction: Simmons Comforpedic has 91% owner satisfaction.
Pros: High owner satisfaction; above average pain relief; fairly easy to move on; limited off gassing / initial odor; little heat retention; motion isolation; 20-year warranty.
Cons: Some models expensive; heavy.
Price: $800-$4300 depending on model.
Competition: Comforpedic's closest competition is likely Tempurpedic Cloud, Serta iComfort and Sealy Embody. See more comparison details in the memory foam mattress reviews – summary.
Simmons ComforPedic Ratings
The Simmons Comforpedic mattress report below is based on 56 owner / consumer reviews of various models including Blue Sky, Free Spirit, Harmony, Mystic and Fiji. The data was gathered using an unbiased, accurate methodology.
| Owner satisfaction | good | The Simmons Comforpedic has 91% owner satisfaction which makes it one of the highest rated mattresses. All of the models including Blue Sky, Free Spirit, Harmony, Mystic and Fiji, tend to rate about the same. |
| Durability / longevity | Good | There are no reports of premature sagging or softening at this time. |
| Price | fair | The range is $800-$4300 for a queen depending on which model you purchase. Those models with latex included tend to be the most expensive. Despite the fairly high price, owners regard the Comforpedic to be a solid value and worth the money. |
| Less pain | good | The Comforpedic is generally effective in the relief of pain, including back pain. (See mattresses and pain relief for more analysis.) |
| Firmness variety | good | A fair variety of firmnesses are available, but most consumers report that the mattress has medium-soft firmness. |
| Motion isolation | Good | The bed keeps movement on the bed localized so that a person's motion is not felt much if at all by another person on the bed. |
| No initial odor / off gassing | good | There are no complaints regarding this issue. |
| Easy to move on | good | Comforpedic's NXG memory foam is generally easy to move on, say owners, and does not have a "sleeping in quicksand" feeling. On this issue, it is generally superior to most Tempurpedic models. |
| No sleeping hot | good | Consumers report that the mattress does not act as a heat trap to an extent that makes the bed uncomfortable. |
| Good for sex | good | The limited temperature sensitivity of the NXG foam means that Comforpedic probably rates somewhat better on this issue than other brands, including most Tempurpedic beds. (See mattresses and sex for analysis). |
| No noise | good | The product is silent under all conditions. |
| Dust mite resistant | fair | See mattresses and dust mites. |
| No turning / flipping | Fair | Turning of the bed is needed on occasion to avoid sagging / softening and uneven wear. The design is one-sided which means the mattress cannot be flipped. |
| Lightweight | poor | The main (and only) significant complaint by owners. The more expensive Comforpedic models will likely be the heaviest. |
| Warranty | good | The warranty is 20 years with the first 10 non-prorated. Non-pro-rated means there is no cost to you to repair / replace the bed assuming certain conditions are met. (See mattress warranties: what you should know.) |
| Return policy | fair | Depends on retailer. (See returning a mattress: what you should know.) |
| Better Business Bureau (BBB) ratings | fair | Simmons has a "C" rating with the BBB. A good rating generally means that the company produces quality goods, uses sound business practices and stands behind its warranty. |