How is an isense mattress different than a Sleep Number mattress?

[@andystewart1580]

This isense is a great product quality built. I have had one now for 55 nights. Unfortunately, it is too firm for both my wife and me. If you're comming from a sleep number bed the minimum firmness is about 65. isense records this as 10mbar. If you like sleep number and have a sleep setting over 65 this is the ultimate bed, including more than half the cost of a sleep number i10 and a ⅓ of the 360. We just used the 100-day warranty and the customer service is as good as it was all along excellent!. It really was 100% back no cost return OF THE MATTRESS ONLY. no returns on bed frame or furniture.

[@meggelloo]

*I replaced a decent mattress **MyseIf.Furniture** with gel topper which (primarily the topper) had been getting softer more frequently. Which is, it was losing its hold I had come to appreciate and I had been rotating far more frequently than usual with the thought of it eventually serving not much purpose.*

[@kaleymoon6055]

Thanks for the video! I think a luxurious mattress needs a luxurious latex pillow! I bought the 5" tall LAYTEX Thai latex pillow is really great for side sleepers! Greatly relieved my neck and head pain. I slept well all night without tossing and turning! Then I bought another one for my husband. He snores a lot while sleeping and after using this pillow his snoring has decreased. So Amazing!

[@thinkaboutit..ministries]

How long is the warranty? Can I use an adjustable frame with this mattress?

[@tinfin557]

So I am very sure that your isense mattresses are very comfortable. but I have to argue that they are not just two blow up air chambers. They are 24 gauge vulcanized rubber. Each side has an air chamber and they are zipped in the middle to stop the feeling of rolling to the middle or separating the air chambers. Each air chamber has 20 chambers in it one from your head to your feet on each side of your body that supports you as you move the air up and down. 18 like the vertebrae of the back from your head to your feet that form to your body. So your 30 is not my 30. It’s an individual fit to your body for your body mass. Weight shape size. It’s not a blowup camping mattress. It is serious support. I have owned an ieight model with an adjustable base for almost 20 years and cannot sleep on anything but. So make comparisons, but don’t knock somebody else’s product. I would not go over to your store and say oh look they make these cheap coils that could move all around from you and that’s the problem you want solid air chambers that Sleep Number has. Because I’m sure your brand and the brand I use are equally awesome beds. But don’t make somebody seem less less than in order to make your brand better. That’s not a good comparison and it’s false advertisement. I suggest buyers go in and try out both personally.

[@jimmcnulty577]

does this bed come with a headboard ?

[@andystewart1580]

No it does not. You can fit it into a frame with headboard if you wish.

[@Steve-rd8hk]

It’s easy to tell when you have an inferior product because all you do is put down top brands. Your marketing strategy isn’t about what isense does best, it’s about degrading the competition. You wouldn’t need to do this if it was really that much better. Sleep Number is the best…follow the leader.

[@tinfin557]

Amen

[@AM-uu7ec]

This is unbelievably misleading about sleep number.

[@Dranomoly]

Why?

[@devonbradford2897]

No, it isn't. It's quite accurate. Speaking as a current SN owner (and former SN customer service employee as well).

[@Charlie-rt7sb]

This comparison is a joke! 1. The bowling ball trick is pointless as no human laid out on a bed would ever produce that effect. 2. The “cuddle zone” trick they forgot to mention the sleep number beds auto adjust air so when my wife and I are cuddling it auto adjusts to our weight. 3. Your bed has coil springs that will eventually sag and wear out where sleep number will ALWAYS be the exact firmness you set it to as it does not have springs. 4. When ever we get out of bed regardless of setting I have never witnessed a dip left in the bed like they portray here. Maybe stop trying to show deceptive comparisons.

[@andystewart1580]

Charlie, I have had a sleep number bed since 2003 Cal King split adjustable that had great warranty (used it several times they are excellent about that) but I just can't get into the new Comfort sleep by number systems that are over 13K + when this isense is half that amount. That dip is there for us and has been since 2003 so I don't know what your writing about. It seems your writing about features that don't exist on isense, auto inflate. The isense bed does not self adjust nor does my sleep number as well (my 2003 model does not have all the expensive bells and whistles ) and if it did would wake us up. We have a new pump from Sleep number and remote (2020) one of the items we had to use the warranty on for 2nd time and it's very loud I wouldn't want that. I was assured by the folks in sleep number showroom Avondale Az, that the pump was what they use currently. We have a split cal king model there is no cuddle zone as its two separate units just like the one we are getting from isence. The bowling ball just is a way for one to see what our body sitting on the bed shows it deflecting. That's not deceptive comparison, you just need to compare apples to apples. We have to get a new bed as the sleep number system has a failed side rail on one of the split beds that is no longer under warranty now almost 20 years old. That side falls off the adjustable platform, the plastic is torn that holds the mattress. We had to walk out that showroom as we just can't sleep on that expensive bed worrying about the budget so Isense makes that so much easier. We will be receiving our isence bed within the next 4 to 8 weeks and using our sleep number (the side that is still good) for our guest bedroom. Charlie, enjoy your new 13K+ bed I will take the same comfort and 6500+ less and enjoy the rest of my day too with that savings.

[@auspider98]

Sorry Charlie, but the reasons outlined in this video are the same reasons we don't like the way overpriced sleep number. The bowling ball effect is real and was the first thing my wife and I didn't like. But overall, it felt like sleeping on exactly what it is, an air mattress where every time my 6'5" 240 pound frame would move, my wife would know. Put my shoes on, was like sitting in the floor, so I used a chair. We haven't used an isense bed so I have no idea if its better or not, but it is far cheaper.

[@JayTakeProfits]

@@andystewart1580how has the iSense bed been for you since this post?

[@Charlie-rt7sb]

@@andystewart1580you are comparing a old outdated bed to the newer model they have in the video. Old sleep numbers are know for being inferior to newer models sorry but your comment makes no sense

[@Charlie-rt7sb]

@@auspider98 sorry, but I stand by my original comment have had both beds so I can actually put weight on my comment.

[@mabotiyn]

I hate this mattress because of their stupid ads on KZbin. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️