Dormeo Octaspring mattress

[phoenix]

Hi demackison,

While I agree with the bulk of what Phoenix says about the quality of the bases, some retailers offer additional discounts for buying mattress and adjustable base together over buying them separately.

That’s certainly true and an additional discount could be a good reason to buy them both together at the same place as long as an apples to apples comparison for the set was good value compared to other options they had available. If you take the best available cost of the adjustable base at other retailers and then deduct it from the cost of the set you would have a good reference point for the cost of the mattress to make meaningful “value” comparisons with other mattresses.

Zero G is a memory position. If your adjustable base has programmable memory positions, you can create a zero G position whether or not it says zero g on the button. I would consider an adjustable base with programmable memory positions to be better than one without, if all other features are the same.

I agree with this as well. There is more about the zero G position in post #18 here and as you mentioned there are several adjustable beds (such as the Leggett & Platt Prodigy) that allow the user to program their own Zero G position.

While both are soft, I’ve seen cutaways of both beds. The structure is very different.

The design of the Octaspring 9500 is here and as you are mentioning a comparison with any of the Tempurpedic models would be very much an apples to oranges comparison outside of any purely accidental similarity in perceived softness. They are very different mattresses.

Phoenix