Best Memory Foam Mattresses

Tempur-Pedic memory foam mattresses made with TEMPUR material, from soft to firm. Our top picks:

  1. TEMPUR-Adapt Medium: best value and the easiest way into Tempur-Pedic
  2. TEMPUR-ProAdapt Soft: deep pressure relief for side sleepers
  3. TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze Soft: best for hot sleepers, designed to feel up to 10° cooler
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All-foam mattresses win on two things: pressure relief and motion isolation. They contour closely to shoulders and hips, and they absorb movement so you do not feel a partner turn over. This collection is TEMPUR material top to bottom, from TEMPUR-Adapt through ProAdapt and LuxeAdapt in Soft, Medium, and Firm feels.

Run hot? The ProBreeze and LuxeBreeze models here are engineered for people who love the feel of foam but need it cooler, with heat-wicking covers and ventilated layers. Foam is an especially strong fit for side sleepers and light sleepers who wake easily.

If you want more bounce and an easier time changing positions, a coil-plus-foam build may suit you better: compare the hybrid collection. Ships direct from Tempur-Pedic with a 100-night trial on qualifying mattresses.

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Memory foam mattress FAQ

Do memory foam mattresses sleep hot?

Traditional memory foam can hold heat. Tempur-Pedic's Breeze models add cooling covers and layers: ProBreeze is designed to feel up to 5° cooler and LuxeBreeze up to 10° cooler.

Is memory foam good for side sleepers?

Yes. Memory foam contours to your shoulders and hips, which relieves the pressure side sleepers feel most. Soft and medium feels work best.

Memory foam vs hybrid: which should I choose?

Choose memory foam for close contouring and the least motion transfer. Choose a hybrid for more bounce, easier movement and more airflow.