GhostBed vs. Tempur-Pedic
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GhostBed vs Tempur-Pedic: Top Similarities
- Both have all-foam mattresses (with the exception of the Flex collection)
- Both have memory foam in the comfort layer
GhostBed vs Tempur-Pedic: Key Differences
- The GhostBed sells for less than every one of the Tempur-Pedic mattresses
- GhostBed has just one model with one firmness level, while Tempur-Pedic has an entire line of models with different feels and different firmness levels
- GhostBed has latex at the very top of its comfort layer, while Tempur-Pedic has memory foam at the top of its comfort layer in all of its models. Â As a result, GhostBed has a more resilient feel than the Tempur-Pedic models (with the possible exception of the Flex collection models)
- Tempur-Pedic has been around for a long time now, so there are many reviews of owners who’ve had their mattress for years.  GhostBed is a newer company, so lots of review data spanning years isn’t available
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The main difference between the GhostBed and the Tempur-Pedic models is that GhostBed uses latex on the top of the comfort layer while Tempur-Pedic uses memory foam.  This means GhostBed is bouncier/more resilient, while with Tempur-Pedic mattresses you slowly sink into the mattress.  Which type of feel is better depends on your personal preference, so it’s something you’ll want to think about a lot before making a decision. You can see a video of the GhostBed feel below. Both companies uses quality materials that should be highly durable as well. Before making a final purchase decision, it may also be helpful to check out our mattress comparisons page for even more GhostBed and Tempur-Pedic comparisons like GhostBed vs Lull and Tempur-Pedic vs Nectar. Note: the Flex models are made to be the exception for Tempur-Pedic in that they have a much more responsive feel than the Contour or Cloud modelsYou Might Want to Pick the GhostBed If:
- You Want a Little More Value– Because GhostBed cuts out the middleman, it is able to price its product at a level much lower than the different Tempur-Pedic models. Â This allows you to get more value out of your purchase.
- You Want More Bounce/Resilience– The latex used in the top of the comfort layer makes GhostBed generally bouncier/more resilient than any of the Tempur-Pedic models (with the possible exception of the Flex models). Â Whether this is a good or bad thing really just comes down to your personal preference.
- You Want a Breathable Mattress Without Paying Extra– GhostBed uses aerated latex and gel memory foam, which make for a mattress that does a good job of sleeping cool. Â Tempur-Pedic does have Breeze models that address the issue of sleeping hot, but you have to pay an extra $1,000 for them.
- You Don’t Want Anything Overly Firm or Soft– If you don’t have any special sleeping needs where you need something extra soft or firm, you’ll probably be a pretty good match for the GhostBed.
GhostBed Mattress
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You Might Want to Pick Tempur-Pedic If:
- You Want Firmness Options– If you know the exact firmness level you want, then Tempur-Pedic will provide you a number of different options. For example, if you just sleep on your back and like something extra firm, the Contour collection might be a better match than the GhostBed for some people.
- You Prefer a Slow-Moving, Sinking in Feel– Some people like slowly sinking into their mattress and having it envelop you. That is more the feel you get with Tempur-Pedic mattresses as compared to the GhostBed.
- You Want Years of Review Data– Tempur-Pedic has been around forever now, so you have the benefit of lots and lots of reviews from people who have had their mattress for a long time.  That just isn’t possible yet with GhostBed, given how new the brand is.
TEMPUR-Adapt Mattress
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