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Comfort Dreams Mattress → Review, Ratings & Complaints Based on 1,019 Owner Experiences
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last updated December 7, 2011
What You Need To Know
Owner Satisfaction: Comfort Dreams (Select-a-Firmness) has 79% owner satisfaction.
Price: The price range for a queen is $360-$640 depending on mattress thickness.
Pros: Inexpensive; pain-relief potential; motion isolation; few reports of sleeping hot; limited off gassing.
Cons: Too firm for some; no opened returns; questionable longevity; limited firmness variety; short warranty.
What Is It? Comfort Dreams (manufactured by Anatomic Global / made in USA) is an entry-level memory foam mattress. It has 4-6 inches of 2.5-4.0 lbs/ft memory foam (depending on thickness and firmness) over a urethane foam core. The bed is used mostly for regular / permanent use, but is also popular for occasional / temporary use by house guests, college students and children.
Main Competition: Several memory foam bed brands exist in Comfort Dream's price range. See how it compares in the memory foam mattress reviews – summary or mattress comparison.
Retailer: Overstock.com. See buying a mattress online: what you should know.
Comfort Dreams Memory Foam Mattress Ratings
The Comfort Dreams ratings below are based on over 1,000 owner / consumer reviews of 14-, 11-, 10- and 9-inch thick models. The data was collected using an unbiased, accurate methodology.
| Owner satisfaction | B | Comfort Dreams has 79 percent owner satisfaction. This means that it rates about equal to memory foam mattresses overall (81%). The thicker Comfort Dreams models with "soft" firmness tend to have somewhat higher satisfaction rates than thinner, firmer models. |
| Durability / longevity | C- | Owner experience data suggests that the mattress has on average about a four-year useful life with regular use. As the mattress ages, it will likely become excessively soft and or sag. Its lifespan is similar to those of other value-priced mattress brands. |
| Price | B+ | $360-$640 is the price for a queen depending on thickness. The main praise for Comfort Dreams from owners is its price and perceived value. |
| Less pain | B | Owner data clearly shows that the product can help to prevent and or lessen pain, including back pain. (See mattresses and pain relief for general analysis.) |
| Firmness variety | C+ | The mattress gets its "select-a firmness" name from the fact that it is available in soft, medium or firm firmness levels. Nevertheless, the main complaint by consumers who do not like the mattress is that it is too firm, even if it is the "soft" variety. Consumers report, however, that the bed often softens over time. |
| Contours to body | C+ | The foam used in the mattress is minimally weight- and temperature-sensitive resulting in fairly limited contouring and molding to the body. In other words, the bed has a more conventional feel to it than more expensive memory foam mattresses such as Tempurpedic. |
| Easy to move on | B | Owners tend to say that they do not sink far into the bed. As a result, the mattress is usually easy to toss and turn on. |
| Motion isolation | B+ | A mattress with superior motion isolation keeps movement made by one person on the bed from reaching and disturbing another. |
| No initial odor / off gassing | C+ | Compared to other memory foam beds, Comfort Dreams off gasses (gives off an initial smell) somewhat less than average. See memory foam off gassing for analysis. |
| No sleeping hot | B- | Less than six percent of owner reviews mention that the mattress acts as a heat trap to a degree that makes the bed uncomfortable. |
| Good for sex | C+ | Memory foam bed owners often have different viewpoints on this issue. (See mattresses and sex.) |
| No noise | A | The mattress is quiet under all conditions. |
| Dust mite resistant | C+ | One particular Comfort Dreams model comes with an anti-bacterial, anti-microbial cover designed to reduce wheezing and sneezing due to dust mites. (Refer to mattresses and dust mites for analysis.) |
| No rotating / flipping | B- | Like most memory foam beds, the mattress is one-sided. Rotating the bed from time to time may be required to avoid body indentation development and uneven wear. |
| Lightweight | C+ | Comfort Dreams is lighter than many other memory foam brands, such as Tempurpedic, mainly because it is less dense. It can, however, still be difficult for one person to move and handle. |
| Warranty | D+ | The mattress has a 5-year warranty. This length is similar to several other value-priced memory foam beds, but is much lower than the length of more expensive brands. |
| Return policy | D+ | Comfort Dreams is sold through Overstock.com which will not accept returns for opened memory foam mattresses. |
| Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating | NR | Anatomic Global, the maker of Comfort Dreams, has no BBB rating. |
| Number of BBB complaints | A | Anatomic Global has had no complaints in the past three years. |