No thanks, bean bag chairs give me gas. 6 ... Where was this when I was single? It could have saved me those rug burns. LOL 6 ... Love the concept of a beanbag that doubles as an occasional guest mattress, but this just doesn’t sound like it’s particularly comfortable either as beanbag or a mattress. 4 ... I hope the folks at cordaroys didn’t plow a fortune into that website they have. Meh. 4 ... I imagine it would be a total pain in the ass to go from bed ... More on meh.com

I’ve had the queen size one for several years. I keep it in my living room and use it everyday as a footrest and place to sit. The mattress IS NOT comfortable at all. My husband and I tried to sleep on it for a week when our actual mattress order was delayed and it was worse than sleeping on the floor because your body sinks into it and you end up practically sleeping on the floor or on a “lumpy” part which eventually goes completely flat. It feels 1000x worse than a sofa or futon when you open it up and try to use it as a mattress, but it is a great bean bag and I highly recommend it if you are looking for a beanbag. More on reddit.com

I've had two LoveSacs in the past (SuperSac size) and they were great. They're huge Durafoam-filled bean bags, and they are very sturdy and comfortable. If you live in a US metro area, try Craigslist since they're kinda pricey new (I found and sold mine there when I moved). More on reddit.com

I worked lovesac production while in college. They are legitimately BIFL. Most people get rid of them because they're over it, few get to be worn out. They used to have a lifetime warranty that they would honor as well. LoveSac is using closed cell memory foam which is one of the reasons they're expensive. It's the 40-60 lbs of foam (several lay z boys worth) and shredding and shipping it is not an easy process. Regardless of age, when you pick them up and flip them over a few times they'll puff right back up as if they're brand new. They can hold you like a chair without being up against a wall. The big LoveSacs require about 10 yards of fabric, heavy duty zippers, stitching, etc, thats to both to removable covers and to shroud the insert, which is the other reason they're as expensive as they are. If you keep it 10 years being able to swap out the cover can refresh the look as the insert is the most expensive part. if instead you're going for a traditional bean bag, small, up against a wall, or just want to stay cheap, or plan on throwing it away in a couple years, that's fine, but note the ones filled with styrofoam peanuts or anything similar: they compress and don't come back. If you intend to keep a cheap one expect little, or that you'll need to refill it over and over and over. I'd avoid it as it's a nightmare mess to refill, you can't shape it as it has the structural Integrity of sand, and cannot hold you in a sitting position in the middle of a floor The competitors to Lovesac used to ship you a half empty bag and another bag of filler and have you fill it yourself. Not sure if this is still the case. Tldr. They're spendy, but do deliver and can be shaped to act as a chair / bed / recliner for 10 years±. More on reddit.com