Airpedic Mattress Review

Airpedic is the adjustable-air division of Custom Comfort Mattress, handcrafted in America. Its nine air beds, from the 500 to the 1200, pair zoned medical-grade air chambers with gel foam. The flagships add latex, and a Bluetooth remote tunes your lumbar support. It's a good fit if you have back pain, or you're looking at Sleep Number and want multi-zone support and cooling. A 120-night trial backs it. You can't try one in a store, and you'll pay a prorated share on warranty claims after year 2.

Back sleepers who need lumbar lift can look at the 500, 650 or 800, with a firmer lumbar zone. Side sleepers who need shoulder and hip relief can look at the 700, 1000, 1100 or 1200 Plush and Super Plush, with a softer shoulder zone. Stomach sleepers should look at the 500 Firm.

Couples can use any Split King or Split-Top King for independent sides. The 800, 850 and 1000 are popular per the site's reviews. Hot sleepers can look at the 800, 850 and 1000 with Kool-Flow bamboo plus gel. The 1100 and 1200 add natural latex and the Airflow Transfer System. All models claim adjustable-base compatibility with notched rail flex. They have reinforced edge and I-beam center support, which helps larger bodies.

These are Twin XL entry prices from the September 2026 site. The 500 is from $2,499. The 600 is from $3,199. The 650 is from $3,699, now $1,849. The 700 is from $3,599, the 800 is from $4,599 and the 1000 is from $5,199. The 850 is from $5,299, now $2,649. The 1100 is regular from $6,699, now $4,019. The 1200 is regular from $7,199, now $4,319. Queen, King and Split Kings cost more. For example, the 1200 Queen is now $4,919, the King is now $5,759 and Splits are now $6,899.

A RestFlex 200 base is from $1,095, and a RestFlex 300 Premier is from $1,595. Latex or memory-foam pillows are $60 to $70. A protector is from $135, and bamboo sheets are from $150. The brand says frequent 40 to 50 percent sales undercut Sleep Number-style rivals. It offers 0 percent 24-month financing and free shipping when you bundle a base. Get firm quotes at airpedic.com/shop.

Covers are Kool-Flow micro-vented bamboo or bamboo stretch-knit. Layers include Hypergel and blue-gel infusion layers, gel-infused memory foam, HD Flex-Comfort latex-like foam and Resili-Flex firm support foam. Foams are CertiPUR-US certified. The 1100 and 1200 have natural ECO botanical latex quilted pillow-tops.

The air chambers are 100 percent medical-grade urethane, with 6 chambers and 3 zones per side. They have RF-welded seams and are antimicrobial and mold-resistant. A foam perimeter and I-beam center give support. A 4-port quiet pump comes with dual Bluetooth digital remotes. The patented Passive Airflow Transfer System (US Patent 7,334,280) is optional or built in on the upper models. The brand says it's USA handcrafted. It does not publish the factory city (checked September 2026).

The 6-chamber zoned urethane air cores have welded seams and I-beam bracing. They're engineered so you don't get single-bladder hammock sag, and they don't let your spine drop out of alignment. The warranty states foam-compression coverage. One 5-year owner review of the 1000 cited lasting comfort.

The brand does not publish durability lab data, sag-depth test results, survival rates or foam-density figures (checked September 2026). Body impressions under 1.5 in are excluded from the warranty as normal. We found no long-term reliability data beyond the brand's own reviews.

The site's Reviews page shows Google EXCELLENT based on 408 reviews, and Shop 4.84 stars from 64 ratings. Common praise covers comfort, personalized lumbar tuning, cooler sleep, simple setup and helpful staff. Some say it's better than Sleep Number for back pain. Examples include best bed and service experienced, most comfortable bed ever, and excellent at reducing back pain. The few critical notes are cut off. They mention a head and feet wish and 6-chamber confusion.

The brand does not publish independent BBB, Trustpilot, Yelp or mattress-press lab ratings (checked September 2026).

You buy direct only, at airpedic.com or by phone at (800) 875-1973. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm PST, and Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm PST. Email clientcare@airpedic.com. Wholesale is 714-912-5033. Headquarters is 325 E Hillcrest Dr STE 210, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360.

We didn't find street showrooms, dealer locators or third-party retailers such as Amazon, Costco or Wayfair on official pages, so you can't try one first. The warranty requires purchase direct or from an authorized seller. Per the FAQ, a trial purchase must be direct from the site. The brand does not publish in-home trial availability (checked September 2026).

Estimated delivery is 2 to 3 weeks, and rush orders are available. Shipping is free when you bundle a RestFlex base. Checkout offers 0 percent 24-month financing and prequalification. Per the comparison page, beds arrive ready to use without assembly. The flex notched-rail design works with adjustable bases.

The brand does not publish old-mattress removal, haul-away fees, white-glove room-of-choice service or delivery carriers (checked September 2026). See airpedic.com/shipping-policy. The terms say risk passes on carrier handoff.

You get a 120-night sleep trial from a direct purchase. You may make one comfort enhancement during the trial. If you're unhappy with comfort or support, you get a full refund minus shipping. The excerpts we found state no minimum break-in period, prepaid label terms, pickup process, exchange-only options or restocking-fee schedule. The brand does not publish refund method and timing (checked September 2026).

Details are at airpedic.com/night-sleep-trial, airpedic.com/airpedic-faq and airpedic.com/terms-and-conditions.

The 20-year limited mattress and foundation warranty runs from original purchase. Years 1 to 2 are non-prorated. After that, your share is prorated, rising from 30 percent in year 3 to 65 percent in year 10, and 90 percent in years 15 to 20. The air pump has 10 years prorated after 2 years. Adjustable bases get 20 years per the FAQ, but the warranty page says the maker covers them.

It covers a serviceable cover, edge-tape stitching, foam crumbling or deforming, base breakage and rubber-core seam defects. That includes foam compression. It excludes impressions under 1.5 in, comfort preference, stains, misuse, non-approved support, wall-hugging base pairing, and transit or installer damage. It covers the original purchaser in the USA, excluding territories, and Canada. You need your receipt and must call (800) 875-1973. An examiner visit may be required. The full table is at airpedic.com/warranty-information.

Against Sleep Number, Airpedic claims 3 zones per side (6 chambers) with independent lumbar, versus a single bladder. It also claims 8,836 posture settings and 84 remote settings. It also claims latex and CertiPUR-US domestic foams, welded antimicrobial urethane and airflow ventilation. Other claims are a reinforced edge, no-assembly arrival and factory-direct pricing. You get a 120-night trial and a 20-year warranty with 2 years non-prorated. The brand's chart doesn't show rival trial and warranty numbers, so you can't compare them there.

Against Saatva, Nectar and Boyd Night Air, dedicated comparison pages exist at airpedic.com/compare-airpedic. We couldn't extract their scoring details, so you shouldn't treat them as more than brand claims. They aren't independent. The brand does not publish independent head-to-head testing (checked September 2026).

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.