Comfortaire Celenia Mattress

Pros: Finally - something man made that actually relaxes me.
Cons: That it took me 36 years of my life to purchase one.

Preamble
First, I'm going to apologize for the length. This covers my entire experience from beginning to end and I included it here because I felt like purchasing an airbed was so different and you may not know some of this other...

Pros: Isolates movements of two sleepers. More configuration flexibility than conventional mattresses.
Cons: Can't set soft without hammocking. Can feel level differences between sides.

Here's a review from the particular standpoint of a lifelong waterbed user. I've been sleeping on waterbeds since I got out of college in 1982. After 20 years of perfect happiness with my beds, I decided to try out the adjustable air idea (mostly because...

Pros: Long (90 day) trial period but you have to pay to ship it back.
Cons: Uncomfortable. Shoddy materials. Inaccurate directions. Slow delivery. Noisy. Not inexpensive. Stinks worse than cat pee.

WARNING: Epinions newbie posting first review. The mattress I actually bought (and returned) was the Comfortaire Celenia Plus. I don't see a way to open discussion on a previously unreviewed product so I'm posting to the most closely related mattress. If ...

Pros: Easy assembly, good customer service
Cons: Noisy pump, need a mattress cover to remove body heat

I did a lot of research on air beds before purchasing a Celenia. My wife and I have talked about it for the last year or so, but when she started having back problems we thought it would be a good time to make the switch. We solicited a lot of ...

Pros: Easy set up. Very comfortable. Regular bed sheets fit fine.
Cons: None. It's a great bed.

My back pain initially began 20 years ago from a sports injury. At least that's what I thought. I am now convinced that my back pain was the result of a combination of the sports injury and various innerspring mattresses I slept on over the years. The ...

Pros: Very comfortable, adjustable, supportive
Cons: None

I have been sleeping on a Comfortaire Celenia for close to two years now and It has been a worthy investment. Before buying this bed I have had periodic back problems. Since sleeping on this bed my back problems have disappeared. I'm also getting a...

Pros: Individually adjustable, Comfortable, Durable, easily moved. 8" air chamber vs Select Comfort.
Cons: Some pump noise, can not be adjusted w/o power, had a problem with pump.

Very comfortable, as a side sleeper it supports the spine better than anything else I've seen. My back has never felt this good. Excellent if lying on the back as well. I liked the Select Comfort 7000 very much too, but at twice the price I wouldn't do...

Pros: everything about this mattress is wonderful
Cons: must have a flat level foundation with little or no give

Buying a bed of any sort can be expensive and we spend 1/3 of our lives on them. These are the 2 statements I boiled my decision down to. I had 2000.00 dollars (fortunately I needed only half of that much to my surprise!!! I spent approx 8-10 hours to ...

Pros: Very comfortable, 100 true settings, easy setup, lightweight (easy to move bed), company supports product
Cons: Pump problems over time; pump doesn't fit under the bed since frame is too low

An excellent bed. Each side of the king is adjustable. We were surprised how different our settings were. I am a side sleeper and found this a very comfortable bed at 69%. My spouse is a back sleeper and has the setting at 90%. It took about 3 nights ...

Pros: Isolated sides of the bed for 2 Looks like a traditional mattress
Cons: Can only adjust one side at a time

I decided to buy this bed while moving since my wife didn't like the softside waterbed we had. My th ...

Pros: Good warranty serve, easy setup, and comfortable.
Cons: Price

We debated for a year as to spending the money for this air bed and finally did 3 weeks ago. We purchased from Richard at Nationwide Mattress off his website. Now buying something this expensive across the web takes some faith but Richard proved to be ...

Pros: Ease of assembly, light weight, no flipping required. Great Customer Service.
Cons: A little pricey, but is well worth the money.

Searched for months, also check the competition to Comfortaire, but they won out hands down. We've only had the Celenia for a couple of months and have to say why spend money on a spring mattress. We bought only the mattress, since we had a foundation ...

Pros: Adjustable settings;ease of set up
Cons: movement of second person sleeping in a full size bed

I searched for close to a year for a new mattress set and after several visits to Select Comfort and ...

Pros: Good price, adjustable firmness, excellent comfort.
Cons: None I can think of

I slept on a waterbed for about 15 years and loved it. My wife, however, became gradually less enthusiastic about it, mostly because it was difficult for her to get out of it (she's short........I mean "normal" height, the sides are soft, etc.). In any ...

Pros: Brian Kirby Smith at airbeddirect.com knows his stuff and backs it up
Cons: NONE

We ,(my wife and I)were fed up with the springs popping when we moved around in our old bed.Oh, the back aches. We vowed "no more spring beds". We checked out both Tempurpedic and knock off foam beds and air beds. Comfortair hands down had the best review ...