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What is the Best Adjustable Bed - Saatva or Lucid?
Hey everyone,
I'm a 45-year-old guy, 6'0" with chronic back pain, and I'm in the market for an adjustable bed. I’ve narrowed it down to the Saatva Adjustable Base Plus and the Lucid L300. My criteria were:
Health benefits (especially for back pain)
Comfort features
Price and value
Ease of use and adjustability
After doing some research, here's what I found:
Health Benefits: Saatva seems better for back pain with features like zero-gravity and anti-snore presets.
Comfort: Saatva offers full-body massage and under-bed lighting, which is a big plus for me.
Price: Lucid is more affordable, but it has a lower weight capacity and fewer advanced features.
Adjustability: Saatva has more customizable options, making it more versatile for different sleeping positions.
Overall, I’m leaning towards the Saatva despite its higher price because it seems to address my back pain better and has more comfort features. But before I pull the trigger, I wanted to see if anyone else has experience with either bed. Do you agree with my assessment? Is the Saatva worth the extra cost, or should I reconsider the Lucid?
Hi all, I am in the market for an adjustable king bed frame. I was going to go with the Member’s Mark from Sam’s Club which is a split king with pillow tilt (no wall glide).
Today, I came upon someone selling their Saatva Lineal base, which is also a split king, but has the wall glide feature, and retails for upwards for $2k, so may be better build quality/motors? This does not have pillow tilt though.
They’re both the exact same price to me ($900). I’m having a hard time choosing between the two. The Saatva does of course seem to be better value, but I prioritize the pillow tilt over the wall glide since I don’t find myself reaching for the bedside table that often, and I do use my laptop or tv in bed a lot.
The way I see it, it can be one of two things: either the Saatva is so much superior in quality that it justifies me foregoing the pillow tilt feature; or they’re mostly the same build quality (I know there’s only a couple adjustable base manufacturers) and I should go with Sam’s for the pillow tilt and brand new.
Lastly, does anyone have any preference for a split king or regular king? I will only put one king mattress on it and sync the two sides, and I’ll be sleeping alone (with my Great Dane). I don’t need a split king but my two best options ended up being split kings.