TempurPedic Review: Everything You Need to Know + How It Compares To Other Brands

The TEMPUR-Adapt has a wide variety of customization options to choose from. Although the below models have their differences, they all offer generous pressure relief and motion cancellation (thanks to the brand’s proprietary foams). Every TEMPUR-Adapt mattress also has a cool-to-the-touch cover. Plus, all models of the Adapt they all come with free white glove delivery and setup.

Adapt: This 11-inch mattress is the most basic model of the TEMPUR-Adapt. It uses the original TEMPUR foam and is available in both an all-foam or hybrid model, both of which have a medium firmness. It’s a good pick for people who like the feel of memory foam and want a generous amount of pressure relief and motion cancellation. Back, stomach, and combo sleepers will likely prefer the hybrid model, which offers more support and durability and makes it easier to change positions throughout the night.

ProAdapt: The next level up, this mattress is 12 inches tall and swaps the original TEMPUR material for an even more responsive version of the foam, called TEMPUR-APR. You can choose from a soft, medium, medium hybrid, or firm version—and, unlike the Adapt, the cover is removable and washable. It’s also worth noting that the ProAdapt starts at $2,899, which is considerably more expensive than the original Adapt.

ProLuxe: Last but not least, the ProLuxe model of the Adapt is 13 inches tall and offers 40% more foam than the original design. Like the ProAdapt, this model uses TEMPUR-APR foam and has the same removable, washable cover. However, it’s only available in a soft all-foam or firm all-foam construction. It’s also the most expensive, starting at $3,699.

All three models of the Adapt are popular picks for foam-lovers. Collectively, the Adapt has over 9,000 reviews, 6,200 of which are perfect five-star ratings.

The TEMPUR-Cloud was designed to keep up with the mattress industry’s shift toward bed-in-a-box delivery. It’s a medium mattress that’s available in both an all-foam or hybrid model, which adds spring coils for additional support. Both models use the brand’s TEMPUR foam to provide a soft-yet-responsive feel. Side and combo sleepers will likely be happy with both versions, but back sleepers, stomach sleepers, and larger bodied folks will prefer the added support of the hybrid model.

Whether you choose the all-foam or hybrid, the TEMPUR-Cloud arrives compressed and rolled in a reusable canvas bag. We love that it’s not wrapped in plastic, but just note that while the brand says “reusable,” you certainly won’t be able to roll your new mattress back into the bag.

The TEMPUR-Cloud has 944 perfect five-star reviews on the brand’s website. There are positive comments from all sleep styles who say they appreciate the pressure point relief. A few folks mention an off-gassing smell, but they say it goes away after a few days.

Memory foam has a reputation for trapping in heat, but the TEMPUR-Breeze aims to keep things cool. This mattress has a combination of proprietary ventilated and cooling foams and a removable, cool-to-the-touch cover. You have the option to add spring coils for a hybrid design, which can help add even more airflow and support to the bed. As with the Cloud and Adapt models, there are customization options. Here’s how the two TEMPUR-Breeze designs stack break down:

ProBreeze: The brand says the ProBreeze sleeps up to five degrees cooler than the TempurAdapt model. It’s 12 inches tall and is available in a medium or medium hybrid design. This mattress starts at $4,099—which is a hefty chunk of change, but includes free white glove delivery and setup.

LuxeBreeze: This design takes the foundation of the ProBreeze and adds more of the brand’s proprietary cooling material. In turn, this bed sleeps up to 10 degrees cooler than the TempurAdapt. It’s 13 inches tall and is available in soft, hybrid-medium, or firm. Of course, all this cool cushiness comes at a price: It’s the most expensive TempurPedic model, starting at $5,099.

The TempurBreeze has over 1,500 reviews on the company’s website—over 1,100 of which come with a five-star rating. Many reviewers say the bed lives up to the cooling claims and provides excellent pressure relief.