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Free in-store mattress testingEndy vs Tempurpedic Flex Elite vs Airweave vs Leesa
Endy, Tempurpedic Flex Elite, Airweave and Leesa all belong to the same product category. Their warranties include repair and exchange policies. Warranties cover premature sagging and indentations. You can also claim manufacturing defects.
Products
Details
Price (Queen)850 |
Price (Queen)3500 |
Price (Queen)1390 |
Price (Queen)995 |
SizesCali King, Full, King, Queen, Twin, Twin XL |
SizesCali King, Full, King, Queen, Split Cali King, Split King, Twin XL |
SizesCali King, Full, King, Queen, Twin, Twin XL |
SizesCali King, Full, King, Queen, Twin, Twin XL |
Weight (Queen)70 |
Weight (Queen)100 |
Weight (Queen)77 |
Weight (Queen)71 |
Mattress Build3 layers foam |
Mattress Build4 layers foam and springs |
Mattress Build2 layers foam |
Mattress Build3 layers foam |
ReversibleNo |
ReversibleYes |
ReversibleNo |
ReversibleNo |
Fits Adjustable BedYes |
Fits Adjustable BedYes |
Fits Adjustable BedNo |
Fits Adjustable BedYes |
Quilted FoamYes |
Quilted FoamNo |
Quilted FoamNo |
Quilted FoamNo |
Trial Period100 |
Trial Period90 |
Trial Period100 |
Trial Period100 |
Bed in a boxYes |
Bed in a boxNo |
Bed in a boxNo |
Bed in a boxYes |
Height10 |
Height13 |
Height9 |
Height10 |
Comfort Level offeredMedium |
Comfort Level offeredMedium soft |
Comfort Level offeredFirm |
Comfort Level offeredMedium firm |
Country of originUSA |
Country of originUSA |
Country of originJapan |
Country of originUSA |
Expert Reviews
Value for money | |||
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Based on 5 reviews |
Based on 1 reviews |
Based on 1 reviews |
Based on 11 reviews |
Sleeping Cool | |||
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Based on 3 reviews |
Based on 2 reviews |
Based on 1 reviews |
Based on 10 reviews |
What the experts are saying
Ben Trapskin
The Sleep Sherpa
“The airweave brings a very unique feel to the mattress space. If you prefer a firm...”
Joe Auer
Mattress Clarity
“Leesa is a bed-in-a-box foam mattress that I find to be on the higher end of the...”
Features
- Works with slats, platform, box spring, and adjustable frames.
- Suitable for all sleeping positions
- Memory foam for cradling comfort
- Soft micro-quilted cover
- Affordable
- Works well with a flat foundation or Tempur adjustable bases
- Tempur-Response material and coils for springy feel
- Available in various sizes (from Twin XL to Cal King)
- Exceptional pressure relief
- Good for side sleepers
- Works with slats, platform base, and box springs
- Medium firm firmness level
- Durable construction
- Cool and breathable
- Available in different sizes (Twin to Cali King)
- Suitable for use with slats, box spring, platform, and adjustable base
- Un-matched responsiveness
- Superb freedom of movement
- Body contouring for pressure relief
- Excellent lumbar support
Summary
Cost based value
"Leesa matches Endy and Tempurpedic Flex Elite closely in terms of cost-based value. Airweave has the best quality for price with a strong and sturdy structure and exceptionally comfortable and supportive sleep surface."
Support
"Airweave is more resilient and adjusts your weight exceptionally well compared to Leesa, Tempurpedic Flex Elite and Endy. The flexible material used in its construction distribute your weight evenly for a refreshing slumber in all sleeping positions."
Motion transfer/isolation
"The motion isolation offered by Leesa is much better than Tempurpedic Flex Elite, Airweave and Endy. The pressure absorbing layers prevent motion transfer, making UUUU favorable for couples, families with children, and pet owners. It is a superb choice for a peaceful snooze. "
The Bottom Line
In short, Airweave is an excellent choice regarding support and Cost based value . provide and Leesa has an exceptional motion transfer/isolation. All these products are outstanding in performance and cost-based value. Match their individual properties to your preferences and enjoy the best night’s sleep ever!
