I have a chronic autoimmune illness that also causes constant pain. I've also had osteoarthritis in my back since my early 20s (and I'm now 51), and literally wore out my body between the physical stress of military and competitive kickboxing. I have slept on a Classic tempurpedic for the past 16 years. Sleep difficulties and waking up hurting let me know I needed to replace my mattress, but I've been nervous about doing it. I finally took the plunge and bought the firm LuxeAdapt. It is AMAZING! I am primarily a side sleeper (true side and side/partially on back or stomach). I also sometimes sleep on my back. The mattress fully conforms to the body, but in a supportive way with no excessive pressure anywhere. I have only slept on it a few nights, but have not woken up this relaxed in a really, really, really long time. I am not sure what people are talking about regarding break in time or the mattress being too firm at first. I felt the mattress was absurdly comfortable from the moment it was places on my adjustable base. The only reason I can think of is that they've never slept on a tempurpedic before. I am beyond ecstatic with this mattress!

We are Tempurpedic fans. We have had a split king adjustable unit for about seventeen years. The two mattresses finally needed replacing. Our previous mattresses were firm. My husband is not real picky, but after our original purchase in about 2003, said he regretted a little not getting a softer mattress for his side. So when we ordered the two twin long LuxeAdapt mattresses, we ordered one firm for me and one soft for him. He is satisfied with his. I am not with mine. The one I am using is labeled firm, but neither of us can detect any difference between his soft and my firm mattress. I don't know if mine was mislabelled or what, but it is not firm, which I prefer and need. I don't really want to go through the process of exchanging it, but I probably am. I certainly hope Tempur-pedic still makes a firm mattress.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have had our LuxeAdapt Hybrid for two weeks now and I have never slept better. I am pregnant and due on the 21st with my second baby; I really struggled with falling and staying asleep until I ordered this bed. 10/10 recommend, my only regret is not ordering it sooner.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's been a little over a month I have been sleeping on this mattress. So far, for the most part, everything is good. The mattress itself sometimes gets warm but most of the time it is tolerable enough. I had the Luxe Breeze model before this and in all honesty couldn't tell a difference. I could not feel the cooling effects once a protector and sheets were put on the bed. The tech that is suppose to wick heat away I never noticed to work. Sometimes I would wake up and it be more damp on the Breeze than the Adapt. So while the Breeze (with NOTHING on it) feels nice and cool to the touch once you put a protector and sheets on it you can't benefit from it...even with the Breeze protector and the Pro Air sheets. I think its just a gimmick. The older model Adapt mattress I do think was a little softer/had more give. But the 2024 Adapt version is comfortable and has good support while being soft. It is just a little more firm than the old model. Compared to a Cloud Supreme mattress from 2014 it probably feels about the same after the "break in period" but I would say the old one might be slightly more comfortable. Compared to a ORIGINAL tempurpedic from 1998 I would say its not the same quality. The original I had was made in Denmark and was very good. I would say overall it seems like the quality of tempurpedic is diminishing as time goes on which is sad. But aside from that, overall, the 2024 Adapt mattress is probably still the best on the current market when it comes to most comfortable. The price is high but I didn't like anything else. And as far as the other models go I have tried all of them and would say to choose from either the Luxe Adapt or the Luxe Breeze. However, like I said before, the Breeze I am unsure if it actually holds to what it claims. I don't think the cooling works. I used it for a about a month and never felt it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] if you're reading this you might know the drill. side sleepers need something soft enough to avoid numb arms, but our backs feel better with firm. there is a definitely break-in period and the off-gassing is pretty bad for a few days but the tempur material definitely achieves the lofty goal of giving me pain relief without being too firm for arms and shoulders. I think this has zoned support which explains it too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my Tempur Luxe Medium Hybrid mattress because it perfectly balances support and comfort. The combination of memory foam and pocketed coils adapts to my body, relieving pressure points and ensuring a restful night's sleep. I wake up feeling refreshed and energized.

This is the most wonderful and comfortable mattress I have ever slept on. It is perfect. I have always had back issues but with a recent injury I was waking every hour in pain. I actually sleep and it is amazing. I was worried soft would be too soft but firm hurts. This is soft in that there are no pressure points. It absolutely supports me with comfort. I highly recommend it and am so happy I didn't just buy something online without trying it.

I am not sure if there's an adjustment period but our backs been hurting more since using it and also, you can't sit on it despite being "firm." You will sink and have to counterbalance to even stay upright lending to more back pain. My Daughters play mat that's on the floor feels more comfortable than the bed. The smell also took 7-10 days to dissipate with 3 fans blowing at it and 2 air filters

We ordered our TEMPUR-LuxAdapt Firm online. When the plastic cover was taken off our mattress at delivery, we were hit by an overwhelming odor - we learned this is "off-gassing." We were unable to sleep on our mattress for several nights. We called customer service several times and were told this is rare, and we were initially told the odor would be gone in 24 hours. That really didn't help. We were offered a replacement but were reluctant because we thought we might face the same situation again. We opened the windows (good thing it was a warm September) and took off the sheets every day for at least two weeks. We followed the recommendation to walk on the mattress, pound on it, take off the zippered cover and wash it. The odor diminished, but it was at least three weeks until it was odor-free. We are finally sleeping very well and love the support TEMPUR-PEDIC gives, but we think the company has been remiss in not including any caution or warning that off-gassing is a possibility. The mattress that arrived and the mattress we have now are completely different. It was a labor-intensive process that I suspect could have been avoided if the curing and quality control had been done at the factory level.

My husband and I are both side sleepers and have broad shoulders so a mattress that supports while letting you sink in enough to keep your spine aligned is difficult. After trying lots of lesser memory foam beds we finally shelled out the cash for a Tempur Pedic. Totally worth it. We are sleeping so much better and our bodies feel great. The soft is very soft but still feels supportive, even for my husband who is 6'4/240lbs. I'm 5'6/140lbs and it's perfect for me, too. Doesn't sleep as warm as other memory foam. Cover is very nice. The only thing my husband doesn't like is that the edge is soft and he can't sit on it to put on his socks. I don't have that trouble.