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Restonic ComfortCare Mattress → Review, Ratings & Complaints Based on 83 Owner Experiences
Page last updated January 10, 2012
What You Need To Know
Owner Satisfaction: 58% of owners are satisfied with their Restonic mattress.
Pros: Good initial comfort; above-average motion isolation; few reports of initial odor / off gassing.
Cons: Average-at-best durability and longevity.
Price (queen): $600-$3,000 depending on specific model.
What Is It?: Restonic ComfortCare is an entry- to mid-level innerspring mattress.
Competition: Sealy, Simmons, Serta and several other innerspring mattress brands. See how Restonic compares in the Innerspring Mattress Reviews – Summary.
Restonic ComfortCare Mattress Ratings
The following ratings are based on 83 consumer reviews of Restonic ComfortCare, ComfortCare Select and possibly similar discontinued models. The data was gathered from diverse, credible sources.
| Owner satisfaction | D+ | Restonic ComfortCare has 58% owner satisfaction. This rating is slightly below average compared to innerspring beds overall (62%) and well below average compared to non-innerspring mattresses, such as memory foam, air, latex and water. |
| Durability / longevity | d+ | As is often the case with innerspring mattresses, the main complaint for Restonic is premature sagging. At least 30% of owners report their mattress sagging within four years to an extent that causes the bed to be uncomfortable and or unsupportive. |
| Price | c | Prices range from $600-$3000 for a queen depending on the specific model. Higher-priced Restonic innerspring mattress models tend to perform no better in overall satisfaction than lower priced models. |
| Less pain | c- | Initially, the Restonic mattress often is comfortable and pain reducing. As sagging develops, however, pain – including back pain – is reported by at least 15% of owners. See mattresses and pain relief for further analysis. |
| Motion isolation | b- | Restonic performs above average in regard to keeping movement made by one person from transferring across the bed to disturb another person on the bed. |
| No initial odor / off gassing | b+ | Restonic ComfortCare models with memory foam are likely off gas somewhat more than models without memory foam. Overall, however, initial odor / off gassing is not a significant problem for owners. |
| No sleeping hot | B | "Sleeping hot" is a complaint for about 3% of Restonic owners included in our research. |
| No noise | c+ | Some noise may come from the mattress when the springs are compressed. |
| Dust mite resistant | d | See mattresses and dust mites. |
| No rotating / flipping | b | Restonic ComfortCare is one sided meaning that it does not need to be flipped. But rotating it may help prevent premature wear and sagging to some degree. |
| Lightweight | c | The bed is about as heavy and difficult to move as other innerspring mattress brands. |
| Warranty | b- | Most models come with a 10-15 year non-prorated warranty which is about the same or somewhat better than the warranties of competing innerspring bed brands. A major Restonic mattress owner complaint is a lack of warranty coverage to resolve sagging problems to owners' satisfaction. (See mattress warranties: what you should know.) |