Is the queen "pillow top" version worth the extra $45? It kind of just looks like a $15 mattress pad.
1120405
It is worth the money. It ends up being very 'thick', much fatter than a regular mattress - and with the pillow top you don't ever feel 'cold' from the air.
1120406
I can only speak about the twin size that I ordered.I ordered two of them. My guests that have slept on them have said they were most impressed with the comfort of the air mattress. And because they are a bit taller than other air beds, their construction seems to be a little different than a "ordinary" air bed. There was a recommendation on Amazon to add a thin foam topper for cushion, of which I did do. Again, extremely comfortable for an air bed.
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Every review I have read says they WISH they would have bought the Sleep Innovations mattress for $400 ish instead of $3,000++ You can see some reviews on Sleep Like The Dead forum site. I have a Sleep Innovations mattress and it is surely the BEST I have ever had in nearly 50 years. Also, if there is ever a problem with mattress you take a photo of it and fax or email them a request and they mail you a new mattress no questions ask not that you will need another one! http://www.sleeplikethedead.com/bed-mattress-review-home.html
416348
I agree. This is very odd. I'm buying a queen and cutting it down, I think. Why pay more for less product?
2205689
I am not sure of the exact price difference - but I did not notice a huge difference. The mattress does seem to have more of an indentation where my toddler son sleeps, versus the infant son (they have the same mattress- I bought them each one (meaning we own two total). But, that may have more to do with weight of the kid rather than firmness. In other words, it does not seem to be a huge difference - at least to me.
1947870
I purchased a mattress pad form Target. I believe it was around $45-$50...sorry cant remember then name. Hope that helps.
1924827
I'm not sure since I only got this recently but I'm assuming that this is a cheaper version of the kind initially reviewed. Its not worth it IMO. Its a mattress topper, but nothing like memory foam toppers I've had.
1092196
I bought both , I guess the mattress cover is more depth , but there the same , but to be honest I skipped paying $1000 for new mattress using this.
1933494
I have no idea. I got a standard/queen and didn't know it was more expensive. I still would have ordered it since thar's the size I need. I hane now washed it several times and ooks great. It' wirth tg money to me. In fact I'm going to be orderin anither now that I know hiw durable it is.
2058899
According to Amazon it is. Just enter "SilverRest Sleep Shop CA King" into AMZ search box and it comes up. Over $900 dollars which I assume compares well with other brands. Our Queen size is a year old now and it is still like brand new.
180351
Its more on the firm side. Coming from a costco bought pillowtop beatyrest this bed felt stiff. But we actaully prefer it. Its a great matress at the price point. Make sure you buy a breathable matress pad because it gets hot if you buy one that isnt. The package said something like 5 years on the warranty. I don't regret the purchase at all.
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It is definitely firmer than I expected it to be. It doesn't seem to have much give but if you like a supportive mattress then this is great. My wife and I threw a mattress pad on top and it is just right for us. If you do want to try it out here is a coupon code that still works for $50 off. https://www.tuftandneedle.com/r/asCKyMMu
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I would describe the mattress pad as "perfect." It isn't thick or thin; it has a quilted top and the sheets fit beautifully over it. We are the Grandparents so we don't use the crib constantly but when "our baby" comes over, his Mama swears he likes it better than his crib at home. So much so that we actually gave her and our son-in-law the extra pad that came in the pack and they love it, too. I initially looked at all the expensive eco-friendly sorts of mattress pads. Ultimately, I went with this one which turned out to be an excellent and economical choice. Our daughter is now expecting twins (oh my!) and I will buy them again. I would describe the mattress pad as "perfect." It isn't thick or thin; it has a quilted top and the sheets fit beautifully over it. We are the Grandparents so we don't use the crib constantly but when "our baby" comes over, his Mama swears he likes it better than his crib at home. So much so that we actually gave her and our son-in-law the extra pad that came in the pack and they love it, too. I initially looked at all the expensive eco-friendly sorts of mattress pads. Ultimately, I went with this one which turned out to be an excellent and economical choice. Our... » Read More I would describe the mattress pad as "perfect." It isn't thick or thin; it has a quilted top and the sheets fit beautifully over it. We are the Grandparents so we don't use the crib constantly but when "our baby" comes over, his Mama swears he likes it better than his crib at home. So much so that we actually gave her and our son-in-law the extra pad that came in the pack and they love it, too. I initially looked at all the expensive eco-friendly sorts of mattress pads. Ultimately, I went with this one which turned out to be an excellent and economical choice. Our daughter is now expecting twins (oh my!) and I will buy them again. « Show Less
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I have two of these beds that have lasted five years. They do have raised dots on the other side and allows a cooler surface, however, the coolest support comes from the Koolaroo's I purchased for my old guys. Other reviewers have been truthful regarding the "support" inside. I actually went to a fabric store and purchased a very good density foam and put that inside the covers. My boys are much happier with the beds stuffed with the memory/density foam. I paid approximately $35 dollars less than what's advertised here. One thing: my beds are Serta beds. If they don't put the best material inside, who does? And, at what price? I have two of these beds that have lasted five years. They do have raised dots on the other side and allows a cooler surface, however, the coolest support comes from the Koolaroo's I purchased for my old guys. Other reviewers have been truthful regarding the "support" inside. I actually went to a fabric store and purchased a very good density foam and put that inside the covers. My boys are much happier with the beds stuffed with the memory/density foam. I paid approximately $35 dollars less than what's advertised here. One thing: my beds are Serta beds. If they don't put the best... » Read More I have two of these beds that have lasted five years. They do have raised dots on the other side and allows a cooler surface, however, the coolest support comes from the Koolaroo's I purchased for my old guys. Other reviewers have been truthful regarding the "support" inside. I actually went to a fabric store and purchased a very good density foam and put that inside the covers. My boys are much happier with the beds stuffed with the memory/density foam. I paid approximately $35 dollars less than what's advertised here. One thing: my beds are Serta beds. If they don't put the best material inside, who does? And, at what price? « Show Less
1003995
I went with the thicker mattress for my TT. The down side of that is it makes getting into bed a little difficult due to the increased highth from the floor. TTs have a storage area under the bed. Great sleep!
565360
I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not be a problem with this specific 3-inch topper. I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not... » Read More I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not be a problem with this specific 3-inch topper. « Show Less
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I purchased the extra mattress that is about 3" thick and cost about $39. I didn't want my "little dolly" to sleep on the hard playard mattress that come with the Pack 'N Play. (I purchased it after I received the Pack 'N Play.) It will be okay for her in future when she is old enough to play but for sleeping I wouldn't want to sleep on a hard board with very little cushion. My granddaughter was past the bassinet stage when she came; however, I did get the pads and would have used them. The bassinet cover isn't that easy to remove. I just viewed Mark's answer and the mattress that I bought would cause no suffocation hazard. It is firm and my granddaughter had no problem with it. I purchased the extra mattress that is about 3" thick and cost about $39. I didn't want my "little dolly" to sleep on the hard playard mattress that come with the Pack 'N Play. (I purchased it after I received the Pack 'N Play.) It will be okay for her in future when she is old enough to play but for sleeping I wouldn't want to sleep on a hard board with very little cushion. My granddaughter was past the bassinet stage when she came; however, I did get the pads and would have used them. The bassinet cover isn't that easy to remove. I just viewed Mark's answer and the mattress... » Read More I purchased the extra mattress that is about 3" thick and cost about $39. I didn't want my "little dolly" to sleep on the hard playard mattress that come with the Pack 'N Play. (I purchased it after I received the Pack 'N Play.) It will be okay for her in future when she is old enough to play but for sleeping I wouldn't want to sleep on a hard board with very little cushion. My granddaughter was past the bassinet stage when she came; however, I did get the pads and would have used them. The bassinet cover isn't that easy to remove. I just viewed Mark's answer and the mattress that I bought would cause no suffocation hazard. It is firm and my granddaughter had no problem with it. « Show Less
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I bought the cub club bassinet pad for $20, you can find it on amazon as well.