Hi vexter,
I have a slightly different way of looking at things and look at the “value” of a purchase more than just the price of a mattress or other components or products that go with it because price alone is just one part of each person’s personal value equation (and sometimes not even the most important part). The value of a purchase is also dependent on the suitability of the mattress you choose in terms of PPP (Posture and alignment, Pressure relief, and Personal preferences) and I would say that based on your comments this part of your purchase would be “great value”.
To make meaningful or more specific price comparisons though I would need to know more about what you paid for each part of the purchase separately and the specifics of all the layers in your mattress…
For the Reverie Deluxe adjustable bed … this would be a good value reference point for pricing.
I would then compare the price of the mattress only to the same or other similar mattresses that used similar materials that were available locally (or online if you were looking in that direction).
If you can let me know the model of the mattress you purchased and/or the specific layers (thickness, type, and quality of the foam layers), the other “finalists” you were considering, and any of the other factors in your personal value equation that were important to you (any other products that came with the mattress, delivery, exchange policies that they have, or any other factors or benefits that were important to you and would add “value” to your purchase) then I’d be happy to make a few more specific comments but overall I would say that even without knowing the details that I would need to make any meaningful “value” comparisons, the odds are high that you made a better quality/value purchase than most consumers that end up overpaying for a mainstream mattress that uses “questionable” materials in the mattress.
Phoenix