Sleep Number P-6 vs. M-7
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Key Similarities
- 12″ mattress profile
- A variety of standard sizes – including FlexTop
- Individual or dual air chamber option with DualAir™ adjustability
- FlexFit™ Adjustable Bases
Key Differences
P-6
- Traditional plush-style design mattress top
- 3” of proprietary PlushFit foam
- Mattress fabric is made with a breathable rayon/polyester knit blend with moisture-wicking technology for a cool sleep surface
- 5 zones specifically designed to contour to your head/neck, shoulders, lower back, hips, and feet $3199.00 for a Queen
Sleep Number 360 p6 Smart Mattress
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Our Recommendation
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
M-7
- Unique soft flat cover in a grey color – no pillow top (mattress top)
- 2” foam layer underneath air chamber(s)
- 4” gel memory foam layer with CoolFit technology above air chamber(s)
- Mattress fabric is made with a rayon/polyester blend fabric that is designed to be soft and breathable
- Sleep IQ Technology included $3999.00 for a Queen
Sleep Number 360 m7 Smart Mattress
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Our Recommendation
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
What I Found From Several Live Chat Sessions
After speaking with Sleep Number Customer Service representatives, I learned about a few extra details and clarifications that may help you decide between a P-6 or a M-7 mattress.- Mattress Top: Because of the memory foam layer in the M-7 mattress, the mattress tops will feel significantly different in these mattresses. The P-6 is a traditional plush mattress top and the M-7 is softer and flatter (and also grey in color!).
- Firmness: The P-6 will be a firmer mattress than the M-7. This is because the M-7 has 4” of gel memory foam, which is less dense than the 3” of PlushFit foam used in the P-6 mattress. There is an additional 2” layer of foam underneath the air chambers in the M-7 to increase sturdiness, but you will mostly be feeling the memory foam in that mattress.
Which Should People Pick?
P-6 if…
- People Want a Traditional Mattress Top. The P-6 has a rayon/polyester knit blend with built-in moisture-wicking technology. Not only will this will help keep you cool at night but it has more of a pillow top feel than the memory foam of an M-7 mattress.
- People Want To Spend Less. There is a $900 price difference between Queen size P-6 and M-7 mattresses. Those who are 100% sure they want a memory foam mattress should consider the M-7 otherwise it’s worth taking a hard look at the P-6 as a way to save costs.
M-7 if…
- People Like Memory Foam. There is 4” of gel memory foam above the air chamber(s) in the M-7 mattress. One Customer Service representative told me that the M-7 is usually only recommended for people who sleep on memory foam and who are looking to make it adjustable – by adding one of Sleep Number’s FlexFit adjustable bases.
Both if…
- Someone Is A Hot Sleeper. The P-6 is made with moisture-wicking fabric that will pull heat away from the sleeper and keep them cool at night. The M-7 gel memory foam is made with CoolFit technology to keep the foam cooler. Both will keep you cool, but a Sleep Number team member told me that since memory foam tends to feel warmer, the cooling technology will help balance it out and prevent people from sleeping hot.