Yes. Worth it. Zero grsvity mode is really relaxing.

Yes. It is wonderful and I raise my legs every night for about 20 minutes before flattening it for sleep.

I’m the poster that uses massage. There’s a vibration that helps with sleeplessness that always calms me and the app has a get ready for sleep function that moves in various positions and vibrations and it always puts me right to sleep

Anonymous wrote:We have an adjustable bed with massage. We never use the massage. It's just vibration and really loud on the hardwood floor.

We love the adjustability, though. Zero gravity is very comfy and raising the head slightly solves many snoring issues.

Same for us. The one we got happened to come with the vibration. My kids think it’s funny, but we really don’t use it.

I love the adjustability but my dh doesn’t for some reason. So I use it when he’s out of town, or when I’m sick and he’s sleeping in the guest room.

We have an adjustable bed with massage. We never use the massage. It's just vibration and really loud on the hardwood floor.

We love the adjustability, though. Zero gravity is very comfy and raising the head slightly solves many snoring issues.

Anonymous wrote:The massage feature is just vibration, right? Does that really do anything?

I remember those in older motels.

I could see how the zero gravity positioning would be relaxing

The massage feature is just vibration, right? Does that really do anything?

Yes! Splurged for temperpedic ergo bed with adjustment and massage. I LOVE it. My DH and I both enjoy the massages and different relaxation settings. The app tracks sleep as well and Bluetooth into bed music or white noise. It is bliss.

Tell me about it - is the massage worth it? Where does it massage? Do you use the other features like raising your head/legs?