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One could get used to this. I've never spent more than a couple of hundred bucks on a bed. After spending a few minutes with Sleep Number's 360 smart bed, however, I'm tempted to reconsider. Because it adapts to my every move. As you toss and turn in the night, the bed will automatically recognize this movement and naturally contour to your body. It will also adjust the firmness of the mattress so if you need more support for your back, for instance, you'll receive the necessary assistance without lifting a finger. These smarts are paired with an adjustable base that will tilt your head upwards if you start snoring in the middle of the night. (Not that I ever snore or anything.)Sleep Number had a demo unit at CES this year, so of course I jumped at the chance to lie down and take a load off. (It makes a nice change from running between convention halls, anyway.) Here's what I know: It's a super comfortable mattress, with just the right balance of squishiness and rigid support.
Secondly, it's positively monstrous, positioning your body high above the floor. As for the promised smarts, well, I have bad news. The version I saw was out of action (a problem with the Bluetooth connection, apparently) so I could only imagine how it would respond to my pretend nighttime fidgeting. Bummer.Regardless, it's an intriguing product. There's a foot warmer at the bottom of the bed that will turn on before you clamber in at the end of a long day. Some lights underneath the frame will turn on automatically when you get up in the middle of the night. The bed's underlying platform, SleepIQ, will even liaise with your favorite apps, such as Fitbit and Nest, to further learn and adapt to your body. Sleep Number isn't the only company developing smart beds, however. There's the Balluga, for instance, which promised a similar level of comfort on Kickstarter last year.Sleep Number promises to ship the bed in the first half of 2017. Pricing is still a mystery -- the company says it will be "similar" to the smart mattresses and frames it offers now -- but I expect it to be on the high end.
(The necessary sensors, motors and dual air chambers in the mattress probably don't come cheap.) It will certainly be more expensive than the beds I normally buy, but in return, I would be getting a completely different level of nighttime comfort. Whether that's worth it is a personal preference -- some will argue that you can't put a price on a good night's sleep.Click here to catch up on the latest news from CES 2017. From around the web ear iconeye icontext file If your partner snores like a buzzsaw and repeatedly wakes you up throughout the night, don’t take up shop on the basement couch just yet. Sleep Number just unveiled the bed of your dreams—or the dreams you would be having if only you could catch some sleep. Earlier this week at CES® 2017 in La Vegas, the company introduced its new 360 Smart Bed, which boasts features that will boost your overall sleep quality by supposedly putting an end to snoring for good, according to an official statement. It’s basically the classic Sleep Number bed on steroids: As you toss and turn throughout the night, the smart bed will automatically adjust to your new sleeping position.
If it detects you snoring, the base of the bed will actually raise your head up by 7 degrees to ease airflow and relieve common symptoms of snoring—a potential game changer, since snoring can lead to more complicated health problems later. Keep this field blank Enter your email address You may unsubscribe at any time. Air chambers within the bed itself will inflate or deflate to match the contours of your body as you move throughout the night. Bonus points: The bed uses “SleepIQ technology” to warm up your feet (because why the hell not) and understands your bedtime routine. It knows when you want to wake up, so it sounds an alarm during your lightest stage of sleep. Check out this video to see the bed in action: Although the smart bed was included in the “Best of Innovation” category at CES® 2017, you can’t get one just yet. The 360 will make its debut in Sleep Number stores later this year.“Liz personally wrote on our flyer giving us some info on the sale and mentioned going back to see her.”