The mattress is comfortable, but every set of sheets and mattress protectors (including the Tempur-Protect Mattress Protector) we've used are so slippery that they move all night long. The Tempur-Protect Mattress Protector was supposed to be non-slip, but it it is just as slippery as the other much less expensive ones we've tried.

This mattress has made an incredible difference in my sleep. I've gone from neck, hip and shoulder pain that would interrupt my sleep-Many nights I had to get up- to sleeping through the night. I also purchased the pillows which have helped tremendously. I truly was amazed how my sleep experience has improved. It is also easy to make the bed. There is not one thing I don't like about it. Well worth spending the money.

Sleeping on this for a month now. So far the best mattress I've owned in my six decades. I no longer wake up in middle of night with hip pain. There is no constsnt tossing and turning. I also purchased the electric base for head and feet elevation when desired, especially since I like to read in bed. All I can say is should have done this sooner. Haven't yet discovered what I don't like about it.

We recently purchased our 3rd Tempur-Pedic mattress set in 25+ years. I guess you could say we are "hooked". Our newest T-P mattress is the TEMPUR-Adapt, and may be the best yet. Extremely comfortable! The T-P mattress that the Adapt replaced is now being used in our guest bedroom, and our recent guests raved how comfortable their 3 nights on the 9 year old T-P mattress. Obviously, there remains very useful life for a 9 year old mattress. My wife and I expect and anticipate many comfortable, restful nights on our new TEMPUR-Adapt mattress set. Our only comment ("things we don't love") regarding the new TEMPUR-Adapt would be the "slickness" of the bottom surface of the mattress and the top surface of the box foundation. The "slickness" causes the bottom bed sheet to creep loose during the night requiring an almost remake of the bed. We are not restless sleepers, exactly the opposite (dead-zone sleepers). To date, we have found no acceptable solution to this annoying problem. It matters not what material the sheet sets are made of, we have tried several different fabrics with good cotton sheets being the least susceptible. Your thoughts, comments, and/or solutions will be greatly appreciated. All else being considered, we would likely never be without our Tempur-Pedic!!

I'm still trying to adjust to this mattress. I am a side sleeper. There are some mornings when I get up and think this is a pretty good mattress, other mornings I wonder if I should have made a different selection as I have felt a strong pressure point on my right hip and soreness that lasts a few minutes after I get up, so It seems the mattress could use just a little more cushioning. I haven't noticed this so much when I sleep on my left side. I do have an old injury to my right hip so that could be the problem. I wouldn't say this is a terrible mattress but I wouldn't say that it is a super great mattress either.

We bought the Adapt Medium to help with some aches and pains and so far it's been ok. It's been 4 months since we bought it and my shoulders still get a little sore if I sleep on my side due to the firmness, but my back has definitely felt good with the Ease adaptable base. I was disappointed I didn't do more research on the coolness of the mattress. The salesman said it would sleep cooler than a normal mattress but as the weather is getting warmer, I've had to take off the comforter because I am too warm. I'm hoping this doesn't get worse in the middle of summer.

After sleeping for 10 years on a generic memory foam bed to step up to the real deal was years in the making. I only wish I would've had a Tempur-pedic a long, long time ago. It's been the most comfortable nights sleep we've ever had and can't recommend the product enough!

My husband loves this bed and is getting better sleep than ever before. He did not sleep well before and he says this bed has prevented him from tossing and turning as much. He prefers a more firm bed and I prefer the more plush beds. I realize this bed is supposed to be on the firmer side, but I'm having a hard time adjusting to just how firm it is-especially when I flip on my side. I toss and turn more than I expected to and when I do, it takes the bed some time to adjust to my new sleep position. I have also been getting very hot every night and have had a hard time regulating my temperature in this bed. Between my husband and I, the bed becomes a heater and we have to turn the air conditioner down to 67° or lower for a semi-comfortable sleeping temperature. I will disclose that I'm 12 weeks pregnant and that may have something to do with my experience.

Pros: Very comfortable! No pressure points, no arms falling asleep. Excellent at motion isolation. I cannot feel my 180 lb husband move at night, or when he gets out of bed. Conforming but not sinking. The hybrid helps make it not feel like quicksand. Not bouncy, not too squishy. I would call it just right. Solidly made. I think this will last for a long time. Cons: Warm! It's not the hottest mattress I've ever slept on, but it really holds heat. The hybrid coils I think are helping with air circulation a bit but not enough. I can still feel warmth on the mattress an hour after I get up. I would avoid if you're a hot sleeper. We're trying different mattress toppers to see if anything helps, kind of a bummer after spending so much on a mattress but you gotta sleep.

I love these mattresses. I had hoped the Adapt Medium would be similar to the mattress I bought 13 years ago -- I loved how firm it was. This Medium is softer, which probably is what 99% of the population wants. I preferred the super firmness of the older model. However, it's still a wonderful mattress that gives me very comfortable sleep.