I've been searching all over for an adjustable base that wasn't super expensive. I looked at other mail order mattress sites too(casper, purple, lull, etc.), but they were more expensive and didn't offer as many features as the ghostbed one does. I received my adjustable base in a quick amount of time, and set up was a breeze. It really helps me sleep better because I can have my head elevated so my acid reflux doesn't bother me while I try to sleep. For anyone on the fence about ordering one, just do it. You will never want to sleep in a regular bed again.
I have suffered and wasted a lot of money for years now (I have a spinal fusion and another slipped disc) looking for the "miracle" bed. There's nothing more to say about this bed because it is just perfect (for me anyhow). No pain, get in bed, hit "zero gravity" button and it really is the "miracle" position for me to never wake up with back pain. I did my research, if you have the same problems I have then you need not look any further than ghost bed. I also got the LUXE mattress with cooling feeling. Thank you.
Luv, luv our GB mattress and adjustable base. Purchased because thought the sitting upright position would make it easier to feed invalid spouse and the zero gravity position (the center of which is lower to ground) would be a great assist in getting him in/out of bed. Does exactly what I hoped it would . Also need to mention that the zero gravity feature helps my tender back. IH from Seattle/Tacoma
The multiple positions are great, easy to set up. Completely love it! con’s ate the remote is a little on the cheap side and the mattress does side down a bit on the base.
So I took the plunge 3 yrs ago tryin out a ghost bed. Best decision I've ever made. So this year I decided to give myself the gift of buying the adjustable frame. Wow amazing. It's so great every morning I have to talk myself out of staying in bed lol. Buy it you won't be sorry.
Wanted to return 2 twin xl in exchange for the king since they were not staying together with the adjustable bases. Apparently, that's not covered under "risk-free" trial. I feel scammed!