[TXSTYLE]

Hey guys. Anyone using one of these?
I'm about to purchase a King Hybrid Mattress and these adjustable framesook very appealing. If so, which did you get and how do you like it?

iDealBed 4i Custom Adjustable Bed Base Massage, Zero Gravity, Anti-Snore, Dual USB Charge, Memory Pre-Sets, King https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076BSQVZT...AM17CTB0?psc=1

[Buug959]

206 views so far and no responses... looks to me like you're the guinea pig for the rest of us.

[RickFLM4]

I have a Prana Sleep adjustable base at home at a less expensive Sealy in our condo. They have been great to prevent reflux.

Key features are memory settings and a button to make it lie flat. Massage is ok but kinda gimmicky. A backlit wireless remote that lights up when you pick it up is also nice. We have tried zero gravity a few times but always end up getting away from it. Warranty is important.

We bought both in brick and mortar stores and tried several before we purchased. They don’t all feel as sturdy and some are noisier or less smooth moving than others. The store also sends someone out to set it up. This is one product I’d recommend checking out in person before purchase.

They are a bit of a PITA to make the bed / tuck sheets in with as an FYI but that’s a small price to pay.

[Alfisti]

TBH looks like nothing more than a headache to deal with.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by LemansE90335xi

206 views so far and no responses... looks to me like you're the guinea pig for the rest of us.

Yup 🤔

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

I have a Prana Sleep adjustable base at home at a less expensive Sealy in our condo. They have been great to prevent reflux.

Key features are memory settings and a button to make it lie flat. Massage is ok but kinda gimmicky. A backlit wireless remote that lights up when you pick it up is also nice. We have tried zero gravity a few times but always end up getting away from it. Warranty is important.

We bought both in brick and mortar stores and tried several before we purchased. They don’t all feel as sturdy and some are noisier or less smooth moving than others. The store also sends someone out to set it up. This is one product I’d recommend checking out in person before purchase.

They are a bit of a PITA to make the bed / tuck sheets in with as an FYI but that’s a small price to pay.

Thanks for the input Rick. These newer ones have thousands of positive reviews.
I may give it a try and let you all know.

[UncleWede]

Wife picked ours out, floor model at the home/garden show that they just didn't want to pack up.

Zero G is a life-saver for me. Even when I side-sleep, the pressure is far better distributed. Massage reminds me of those times traveling across country with my parents, and the motel had those $.25 shakers

We have the split king. It's a pain to find complete sheet sets. I can easily find a King flat, but there isn't always the matching quality/color for the underlying 2 twins fitted. And I always seem to get stuck with putting them on the middle of the beds, which never seem to line up no matter what I do.

Having the split adjustable though, I can be an my position and wife gets hers.

[DenverSteve]

We have one, different looking (larger and probably heavier) but same functions. The most important thing to get is the split-King. There's no way two people want the same settings ever, let alone all the time. Each side of a split-King is, is a twin XL. You can find twin XL sheets at Bed,Bath & Beyond and Amazon and most places. Agree that the light-up remote is genius.

[Tommy-G]

Someone must have good info b/c Michael Fux is worth $400 Million due to the bedding industry.

Just in case someone doesn't know who he is:
https://drivetribe.com/p/the-trouble...Q1KDJjtWuZWEyQ