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Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium Mattress vs Helix Plus

Buy the Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt if you want the classic slow sink-in memory foam feel and the Tempur brand's pressure relief. Buy the Helix Plus if you are a heavier sleeper, sleep hot, or want a bouncier medium-firm hybrid with strong edge support. The Helix Plus has traded between $906 and $1,599 recently, so check its current price against the Tempur-Adapt before deciding.

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Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium Mattress

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium Mattress

Choose the TEMPUR-Adapt if you want authentic TEMPUR memory foam with a medium feel and a removable, cooling knit cover.

Pros
  • Authentic TEMPUR material with strong pressure relief
  • Medium feel suits side and back sleepers
  • Removable cooling knit cover
  • 10-year non-prorated warranty
Cons
  • Slow sink-in feel is polarizing
  • All-foam edges give less support
  • No stated weight rating
  • Usually the pricier option
Helix
Helix Plus

What separates them

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium MattressHelix Plus
ConstructionAll memory foam: TEMPUR-ES comfort layer over TEMPUR support layerHybrid: 1" Dynamic Foam, 1" ultra dense memory foam, DuraDense base, up to 1,000 wrapped coils
FirmnessMediumMedium-firm, about 7 out of 10
Height11 inches11.5 inches (13.5 with pillowtop)
Weight capacityNot statedUp to 1,000 lbs
FeelSlow, distinctive sink-inLively, bouncy support with hip and shoulder reinforcement
Edge supportFoam edge, softer at the perimeterReinforced coil perimeter
CoverCooling 4-way stretch knit, removableTENCEL or GlacioTex cooling cover option
Warranty

Price history

$2,299.99$906.00
Oct 28Oct 30
  • Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium Mattress: lowest $2,299.99 on Oct 29.
  • Helix Plus: lowest $906.00 on Oct 29 at Mattress on Demand; $1,279.00 on Oct 30.

Prices at every store

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium Mattress

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Helix Plus

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Specs compared

SpecTempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium MattressHelix Plus
SizeQueenQueen, Twin, King, Full, California King, Twin …
Mattress height11.0011.5 inches
Profile height11"—
Comfort levelMedium—
Mattress typeMemory Foam—
Comfort layerTEMPUR-ES® Comfort Layer - 4cm—
Support layerOriginal TEMPUR® Support Layer - 4cm—
CoverCooling 4-Way Stretch Knit Zipper Cover—
Removable coverYes—
Temperature regulationYes—

What reviewers say

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium Mattress

Owners of the TEMPUR-Adapt line generally praise the pressure relief and motion isolation, and many long-term Tempur-Pedic buyers say the medium feel holds up over years. The most common complaints are the deep sink-in feel, heat retention and weaker edge support.

Pros
  • Strong pressure relief at shoulders and hips
  • Little motion transfer between partners
  • Durable foam that keeps its shape
  • Medium feel works for many side and back sleepers
Cons
  • Hard to change positions in the slow-sinking foam
  • Sleeps warm for some owners
  • Edge support is softer than on hybrid beds
  • Off-gassing smell in the first days

Helix Plus

With 4.5 out of 5 from 6,206 ratings, owners mostly report better support and less neck, shoulder and back pain. Many say it sleeps cooler than their old mattress and feels like a clear upgrade.

Questions and answers

Which is better for heavier sleepers?
The Helix Plus. It is built for plus size and big & tall sleepers, supports up to 1,000 lbs, and adds hip and shoulder reinforcement plus a reinforced coil perimeter.
Which feels softer?
The TEMPUR-Adapt. It is a medium all-foam bed with the slow sink-in TEMPUR feel. The Helix Plus is medium-firm, about a 7 out of 10.
Which sleeps cooler?
The Helix Plus has an edge on airflow thanks to its coil core and optional GlacioTex cooling cover. The TEMPUR-Adapt relies on its cooling knit cover over dense foam.
Is the Tempur-Pedic worth the extra money?
Only if you specifically want the TEMPUR sink-in feel and the 10-year non-prorated warranty. For weight support and edge support, the Helix Plus does more for less.
Which has better edge support?
The Helix Plus. Its individually wrapped coils have a reinforced perimeter, while the all-foam TEMPUR-Adapt softens at the edges.
Which lasts longer?
Both use dense foams, but the Helix Plus pairs them with a coil core that resists body impressions. The TEMPUR-Adapt backs its build with a 10-year non-prorated warranty.

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Helix Plus

4.5· 6,206 ratings

Choose the Helix Plus if you weigh more, want a medium-firm hybrid rated to 1,000 lbs, and prefer coils over all-foam.

Pros
  • Rated to support up to 1,000 lbs
  • Up to 1,000 individually wrapped coils with reinforced edges
  • Medium-firm feel with extra hip and shoulder support
  • Cooling cover options and a 4.5 rating from 6,206 ratings
Cons
  • Firmer than shoppers wanting a plush feel expect
  • Hybrid bounciness is not the classic memory foam feel
  • Warranty terms not shown in the listing
  • Price swings widely, from $906 to $1,599 recently
10 years non-prorated
Not stated in the listing
Warranty10 Year Non-Prorated—
Width76 inches—
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SpecTempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt Queen Medium MattressHelix Plus
Length80 inches—
Firmness—Medium-Firm Feel
Weight Support—up to 1000 lbs
Coil Count—Up to 1,000 individually wrapped coils
Top Layer—1 inch of Helix Dynamic Foam
Memory Foam Layer—1 inch of Ultra Dense Memory foam
Base Layer—DuraDense Foam
Assembly Location—Arizona
Type—Innerspring
Topper Type—Pillowtop
Thickness—13.5 in
Pros
  • Marked improvement over their previous mattress
  • More support at night with less neck, shoulder and back pain
  • Sleeps cooler than expected
  • Five hours of sleep felt like seven
Cons
  • Firm surface takes getting used to
  • Motion transfer when a partner moves