Your browser does not support the video tag. SlumberWorld - Your Locally-Owned Mattress Store In Hawaii SlumberWorld has been a locally owned family company since 1909 and Hawaii's destination for all of your sleep and bedding needs! Our Bedding Sepcialists are available and ready to help you find the perfect bed. Providing quality brand names such as Beautyrest, Serta, and Tempur-Pedic lets us fit you with the perfect bedding and mattress products for the sleep you deserve. With store locations on Oahu, Hilo, Kona, and Maui, SlumberWorld brings you the largest selection in mattresses with a variety of sizes, styles, and comfort levels. SlumberWorld also offers a variety of bedding accessories: pillows, travel pillows, sheets, sleep masks, and mattress pads. Consult with a SlumberWorld Bedding Specialist today to find the perfect bed for you. Hawaii's Locally Owned Mattress Store It's nice to have a on your side. If you haven't shopped for a mattress in the last 7 years or so, you'll be glad we have a team of bedding specialists on-site.
I am excited to share that I have recently partnered with Sleep Number to bring you my personal sleep experience and my thoughts about not only the importance o...f good sleep, but how our Sleep Number bed has truly been one of the most life changing products that we own. Sleep (quality sleep!) was definitely something that we were struggling to find and this bed has really made a difference in so many ways. I'll be sharing more about our sleep journey, and today I'm excited to share with you that my latest article is featured today on the Sleep Number blog: Sleep Number's smart bed adjusts to your nighttime fidgeting There's more to a good night's sleep than turning in early. Alongside a decent diet, and avoiding the temptations of caffeine and smartphone screens at night, it's important to have a comfortable bed. Sleep Number is taking this to the extreme with the 360 smart bed, a contraption that subtly adjusts to your movements in the night. If you roll onto your side, for instance, the bed will acknowledge this and alter one of two air chambers in the mattress, matching the shape of your body.
Switch to your back and the bed will tilt your head upwards if you start snoring. Other luxuries include a foot warmer and tiny lights to guide you to the bathroom at night. (Bonus: You can pretend your bed is a car from the original Fast and Furious movies.) Sleep Number says its new bed can also be personalized with custom sleep goals and bedtime routines. So if you want to nod off at 11pm, the bed's companion app will remind you at 10:30pm to get ready. Ten minutes later the foot warmer will kick in so that everything is toasty when you clamber into bed. Then, in the morning, an alarm will go off when the system thinks you're in the lightest part of your sleep cycle.The bed uses SleepIQ, a somewhat ambiguous "biometric sensor technology" to track your heart rate, motion and breathing. (Sleep Number is hesitant to explain how it all works -- this is the secret sauce, essentially.) The company says it takes "hundreds of readings per second," which are then fed into an algorithm to produce a personalized SleepIQ score.
The metric is then used to adjust the bed to your individual needs, and explain each morning the quality of your rest.Sleep Number has offered mattresses with SleepIQ before, but they've never responded to your movements in real time. Users typically wake up, review their score in the app and then adjust the bed for next time. The problem, of course, is that they can only optimize for one sleeping position each night. The 360 smart bed, meanwhile, can compensate for multiple.The company isn't the first to offer a real-time adjustable bed, however. The ReST bed, which my colleague Devindra checked out at CES last year, offers a similar level of comfort and responsiveness. There's also the Balluga bed, which was crowdfunded on Kickstarter and Indiegogo last Spring. (It was supposed to ship last October, but has since been delayed to March 2017.) Sleep Number is hoping to compete with superior smarts -- you can link apps such as Nest and Fitbit, for instance, for further insights and automation.
That's useful if you've just had a workout, and need a softer mattress to support your back, or want to know the temperature that sends you to la-la land the fastest.The 360 smart bed will roll out slowly both online and in stores during the first half of 2017. There's no word on pricing, although Sleep Number has said it will be "similar" to its current range of Sleep IQ mattresses and adjustable bases.Click here to catch up on the latest news from CES 2017. From around the web ear iconeye icontext file Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads. < 12345 6 78 > 2 posts, read 40,307 times Beware when you buy a Sleep Number bed 398 posts, read 619,334 times 4,500 posts, read 11,135,326 times 6,065 posts, read 15,554,361 times
1 posts, read 19,422 times 1 posts, read 17,971 times 16,055 posts, read 3,775,121 times 1 posts, read 17,508 times 2 posts, read 18,938 times Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, getting good sleep is key to having enough energy to power through your days away from home. So book a hotel that has a room with a great bed waiting for you. These days, hotels know that quality slumber is important to travelers, so many of them have created luxury bedding for guests. These, below, are among the best and worth checking out!This chain was the first to create a signature bed in 1999, in partnership with the mattress manufacturer Simmons, and its quality has stood the test of time. It boasts a 13-inch pillow-top mattress that’s enveloped in 250-thread count sheets.
Two feather and down pillows and two hypo-allergenic pillows perch on top, along with a boudoir pillow, an overstuffed duvet, and a down blanket. If you fall in love with the beds, they are even available for purchase on the hotel’s ecommerce site.When you check in to this luxury hotel chain, you get to customize your bed. You can pick from three different mattress toppers—signature, the standard topper; plush, the extra soft option; or firm, the most supportive. What’s more, each version has a foam center that absorbs heat (to keep you cool as you sleep), as well as a coil system that helps minimize motion transfer when you’re snoozing with a partner.This chain, a sister to the Westin, has a hip, upscale reputation—and, like its sister hotels, some of the best beds on the road. (They’re nicknamed “The Do Not Disturb Mattresses.”) Rooms are furnished with the W Plush Top Mattress, a 13-inch thick luxury that encases over one thousand coils for ultimate comfort. For an added touch of luxe, many Ws add cashmere throws and downy pillows to the bed.
The W bed, as well as all of the bedding that’s found in its hotel rooms, can be purchased as well.The Hilton company partners with Serta to create a bed that gives you, as the chain calls it, “The Hilton Bed Goodnight.” The bed’s quilted, plush top may improve circulation and even reduce restlessness at night. Plus, it’s got plenty of coil support and reinforcement at the edges. If you’re taken with the Hilton Bed, you can bring one into your own bedroom by purchasing it on Hilton’s website.Called The Marriott Bed, this chain’s proprietary mattress is one-foot high from top to bottom (plus, there’s a nine-inch box spring underneath). Made of “high-density, open-cell poured polyurethane foam,” it helps minimize movement from your partner, so you can sleep the night through without disturbances. And, of course, you can bring it home with you by purchasing it on the company’s website.Many hotels in this chain boast select rooms with Sleep Number beds, which allow you to choose your own level of firmness.