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Comfortaire Mattress Bed Reviews
& Ratings → Based on Data From 136 Actual
Owners
Page last updated Jan 19, 2010.
What You Need To Know
The bed has one of the highest comfort satisfaction ratings (85%) among mattresses included in our research. Its durability is also generally respectable.
Comfortaire uses air for core support and offers adjustable firmness for each side. The brand is often considered the main competitor to Sleep Number / Select Comfort, but sells far fewer beds.
See how Comfortaire compares to the competition based on actual owner data in our detailed mattress comparison. Also see prices and specs.
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About Our Research
Our research findings are based on at least 135 actual Comfortaire bed owner reviews / comments collected from diverse sources. For more about our research methodology, click here.
Read more mattress reviews and ratings based on data from over 7,000 actual owners. You can also search our research findings.
Comfortaire Ratings
Sample size: 136 owners of models Cirrus, Cerenity, Cerulean, Celenia, Celesta, Optima, Sona, Premier, Opulence, Elegance, Bella, Luxor, Allure, Platinum and others.
85% |
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Yes |
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Yes |
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Fair |
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Good |
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Fair-Good |
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Fair-Good |
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Fair-Good |
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Good |
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No |
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| Customer service | Good | |
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Price (queen) |
$700-$5500 |
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| BBB rating | A- | |
| Return policy | 60 days, you pay return shipping | |
| Warranty | 20-yr, 2-4 yrs non-prorated |
Main Criticism / Complaints
- Nearly 17% of owners say that the air pumps are too loud, especially if used during the night. And
while quality for the bed overall is good, several owners have had
problems with the air pumps.
- About 6% of owners complain about how the
bed can sag and slope in the middle where the dual air chambers
meet -- causing a sleeper to roll or slide toward the middle. This
problem, say owners, is especially noticeable when the firmness of the two
air chambers is very different.
- Even though the product can be somewhat less pricey than Sleep Number
/ Select Comfort, some owners still find the mattress to be expensive.
- A small number of owners, especially those of less expensive models, find the bed to be too firm regardless of the setting.
- A small number of owners report sagging or a hammock effect which undermines comfort.
Main Praise
- In addition to comfort, owners tend to like its overall durability / longevity.
- Its firmness adjustability
is appreciated as well as independent firmness settings for each mattress side.
- Comfortaire, unlike Sleep Number, does not have a foam insert in the middle between the two air chambers. This lack of insert tends to result in fewer complaints of a middle "hump" or "no man's land" which can undermine comfort at least somewhat.
- Some owners praise Comfortaire for affordability and value because it can be priced the same or less than the Sleep Number Bed yet be similarly or better equipped.