Tempur-Pedic LuxeBreeze Review

Overview of the Tempurpedic Luxe Breeze

Here’s a video overview of the Tempurpedic Luxe Breeze. Unlike most of the mattresses, I review this one can actually be tried out in stores.

Ordering your Tempurpedic Mattress

You can buy this mattress is a retail partner store, through their website or even over the phone. Check the policy for the seller you use. The manufacturer’s direct-purchase trial does not automatically apply to retail partners; current terms are summarized below.

My reviewed mattress arrived full size with scheduled in-home delivery and setup. Delivery services can differ by seller and location, so confirm what is included before ordering.

Tempurpedic mattresses have other conveniences that other companies overlook such as handles underneath the mattress which make it easy to transport or rotate.

Construction of the Tempur-breeze luxe

Below are the construction details of this mattress.

The original construction illustration is unavailable. The following descriptions refer to the earlier mattress I reviewed; see the current product page for its updated layers.

A) Smart Climate Dual Cover System: Zip-off, cool-to-touch outer layer.
B) Pure Cool+ Phase Change Material: Exclusive technology that absorbs heat so you feel cooler.
C) TEMPUR-CM+ Material: Advanced TEMPUR material redesigned with maximum airflow for all-night cooling.
D) Ventilated TEMPUR-APR Material: Our most pressure-relieving material ever – now with an ultra-breathable design.

Here’s a picture of the mattress without the cover. As you can see the foam is cleanly cut, they don’t use too much glue and the inside looks just as nice as the outside. They even have a rfid tag on the foam so they can discern when are where the foam was made for quality control.

My Tempurpedic Luxe Breeze Findings

Given the price of this mattress, I had very high expectations going into my review. While looks certainly aren’t everything, the do matter. I have come to find over the years that mattresses that look good often feel good. What I mean by that is the mattress is symmetrical, there are no sagging corners or loose threads, branding is clear, zippers are functional and the box it is shipped in is clean and sturdy. This mattress checks all those boxes.

Here you can clearly see the Tempurpedic logo and make and model. I’m sure this is in part because they are primarily sold in retails stores but it is nice to know right away that you got what you paid for and there is no doubt about the make and model.

This mattress actually has two zipper systems. One is accessible from the bottom and will allow you to take off the entire cover and the other will unzip the top cover. As you can see even the zippers are high quality, easy to use and durable.

What struck me first about this mattress was the cover. It just feels luxurious. I could tell right away that it was well made and will hold up for many years. Cheap covers can actually tear over time or more likely tear when they are being transported. The cover also plays a big part in the overall feel of the mattress.

For this review, I received the soft version of the LUXE breeze. Below you can see how much by 14 lb. bowling ball sinks into the mattress. Tempurpedic mattresses normally skew a bit firmer than most mattresses. With the soft version, I found it to contour very well without sinking too much. The newer Tempurpedic models such as this one have faster recovery times without sacrificing pressure relief. If you want an ultra-soft mattress, this probably won’t be it but I think most people, especially side and back sleepers will really like how this mattress contours to your body.

The original additional contouring image is unavailable; the bowling-ball photo above is from my earlier review.

There are many brands now that have cooling technology built into the mattress. But, they vary wildly in how much cooling material they actually add. With this mattress, they don’t skimp. I noticed a cool-to-the-touch sensation when I lay down. I did not measure whether the mattress changed how quickly I fell asleep.

My original advice was to use a mattress protector. For cleaning, follow the care label for your exact version. Tempur-Pedic currently says removable covers can generally be machine-washed cold and air-dried; never wash or wet the TEMPUR material itself. See Tempur-Pedic’s care instructions.

Memory foam is notorious for sleeping hot and normally the denser the foam the more heat it will trap. The reviewed mattress combined a cool-feeling surface with a conforming foam feel. Temperature and comfort vary by sleeper, bedding and room; there is no guarantee that it eliminates every drawback of foam.

My Tempurpedic Breeze Luxe Recommendation

Tempurpedic mattresses are not cheap. The queen size cost $4,499 when I reviewed this earlier version; that is not a current quote. Tempur sometimes offers incentives like 0% apr financing, credit towards an adjustable bed or other discounts throughout the year. You might be wondering what justifies the cost of this mattress over others. In short, I think it comes down to quality. You are buying a brand that knows how to make a foam mattress better than anyone. You are also getting quality material throughout from a company that will be around for a long time.

If mattresses were cars, the Tempurpedic would be the Maserati of mattresses. It looks and performs perfectly but it also comes with a cost. If you want to make a serious investment in your sleep, definitely check out the Luxe Breeze.