Moving to the medium hybrid after a Stearns & Foster sagged within six months had me nervous at first, yet it's 100% worth the splurge. We sleep soundly every single night and it's easily the most comfortable mattress I've ever owned.
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Almost a year in with no dip even with the base folded nightly, the best sleep of their life
Ten nights into a LuxeBreeze Soft king, they find it comfortable but it has not helped their long-standing aches, and they are weighing an exchange.
Tried the LuxeBreeze and returned it; it was comfortable but they slept very hot on it.
After ten years on a Cloud Luxe Breeze he prefers the new medium hybrid Luxe Breeze, not too hard at 260 lb.
About 90 days into the LuxeBreeze, it took some time and they considered exchanging, but now they sleep very well and their hips and shoulders feel great.
Sleeping on the medium hybrid version alongside the matching cooling pillow has completely stopped me from waking up coated in sweat. Even though I also sell mattresses for a living, owning this setup at home has noticeably improved my sleep.
While a lot of mattress cooling tech feels like a gimmick, the phase-change and ventilated design on this model genuinely works when you lie on it. Plus, unlike subscription-locked water coolers, you don't have to pay monthly fees to sleep cool.
Five years in and still going strong after trying many others
Six months on the LuxeBreeze Soft and they love it
Both the Firm and the Soft live in our house and get rotated head-to-toe every six months. While the Firm was too hard on my partner's injured hip for side sleeping, prompting us to move it to our son's room and buy the Soft, I honestly sleep great on both.
Common questions about TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze
What do sleepers say about TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze?
Owners are mixed. Several owners are happy with the cooling and long-term durability, particularly in the firm version. The most common complaint is that it feels too firm and takes weeks or months to break in, and a few report back pain or hip and shoulder aches for side sleepers. Some cite sagging.
Is TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze worth it?
Of the 47 reviews with a clear verdict, 51% are positive, 15% mixed and 34% negative. The praise mentioned most is comfortable. The most common complaint is back pain.
What do people like about TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze?
The praise reviewers mention most: comfortable (10 reviews), held up well (6 reviews) and sleeps cool (5 reviews). For example: After ten years on a Cloud Luxe Breeze he prefers the new medium hybrid Luxe Breeze, not too hard at 260 lb.
What are the most common complaints about TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze?
The complaints reviewers mention most: back pain (11 reviews), too firm (9 reviews) and sagging (3 reviews). For example: Bought the LuxeBreeze Firm twin XL in 2021 and it has sunk in the middle to a level of discomfort and back pain
What does the signal score of 84 mean?
It's how well reviewed TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze is, out of 100, next to the other mattresses here. Two things go in: how its reviews compare with the best-reviewed product (positive reviews, mixed counting half, and how many reviews there are), and its own negative and mixed reviews, which take points off, so only a product few people are unhappy with scores in the high 90s. It's worked out from reviews only, needs at least 5 of them, and updates as new ones come in.
What are the specs of TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze?
Category: Mattress. Firmness: Soft, Medium Hybrid, Firm. Height: 13 in. Notable features: PureCool Plus, ventilated Advanced Relief.
Where do these TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze reviews come from?
59 are quotes from Reddit, each linked to the original. Sleeper reviews are checked for spam before they appear. Every review, written here or quoted, is read as positive, mixed or negative.
