Jo Jlsgreenwich,
The Tempurpedic Advanced Ergo is basically the Reverie Deluxe with just a few minor differences.
It has 4 memory storage positions (plus flat) while the Reverie Deluxe (with the new remote) has zero G, snore, and 2 programmable buttons (plus flat)
The Advanced Ergo has 4 massage wave speeds … the reverie Deluxe has 3
Other than that they are the same as far as I know
The equivalent Leggett & Platt model is the S-Cape and the next model up is the Prodigy.
Some of the differences between these are here in terms of function.
The Pro-Motion is a lower model than either the Reverie Deluxe or the S-Cape and has a wired remote instead of wireless.
The head only goes to 60 degrees on the L&P adjustables (vs 70 with the Reverie)
The Pro-Motion supports 450 lbs, while the Reverie supports 550 lbs (this is not what the warranty documentation says but Reverie has “officially” confirmed that this is what they will honor … see post #3 here)
The Pro-Motion only has the basic functions without any presets or massage functions.
If the price is similar the Reverie would certainly be the better value (it has much more features).
Some price references I use for adjustable beds are …
Adjustable Beds - Mattress To Go - Power Base - Adjustable Experts A member of the site and carries Rize adjustable beds.
http://www.adjustablebeds.org/ or http://www.olejostores.com/ Has a wide selection of manufacturers and prices for reference (and you can make an offer)
http://www.richmondbedding.com/adjustable-beds/ Good information and good prices on L&P (will price match within 90 days)
Leggett & Platt Holiday Sale – Atlantic Beds Some good prices on L&P
http://www.lakemattress.biz/ Has a good selection of L&P and HSM (Hickory Springs) adjustables.
Mattress and Furniture in Navarre, Pensacola and Ft Walton Beach Florida | New Rooms Direct (Florida Mattress Centers) Carries L&P, Reverie.
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