Tempur-pedic BellaFina Bed on TEMPUR Advanced Ergo System

Overall
Comfort
Quality
Price

Pros
- Does allow for a sound
- Minimal movement sleep due to the memory foam allowing the body to rest naturally.
- Partners in bed will not disturb you if they move, just as advertised.

Cons
- Cost. A memory foam topper is much cheaper and probably just as effective.
- If you lose weight, you will notice the bed not allowing you to sink in as well, which defeats some of the positives of the memory foam.

The BellaFina mattress, combined with the Ergo system, has both positives and negatives. First, it should be noted I am using a Queen size bed, which is more than accommodating for myself and others. It is a typical size and sheet sets fit well on it.

Secondly, being memory foam, the mattress has both a soft but firm nature and feel. At first, one is able to sink in, but after a few moments it becomes firm in the places needed as to give a pleasant night’s sleep. This type of feeling is very welcoming as it allows for a peaceful sleep, especially when you are not used to it.

However, over time, this effect is lost and the “memory” aspect loses its draws. I began to notice that my back would hurt in the mornings after about two months of use. I am not sure of the cause, but even if it was not due to the bed, the bed did not help correct it.

Furthermore, the ergo system is convenient for reading, but is not comfortable for extended sleeping; if tilted, one must stay on their back to avoid stressful bends in the spine. I have begun to use the bed as a secondary, with my soon-to-be primary being an older bed in a spare bedroom.

After some further research on mattresses, I also found that switching between mattresses can be healthy for the back, and, in fact most of the time a mattress has minimal to do with sleep comfort. For the cost of this bed, a cot with some padding and removal of the T.V. from my room would have probably sufficed.