iDealBed 3i Custom Adjustable Bed Base, Wireless, Zero Gravity, One Touch Comfort Positions, Programmable Memory, Advanced Smooth Silent Operation (Queen)

We bought a $4,000+ Tempur-pedic mattress 2 years ago and never put a base on it because of our 3 year old daughter. We felt that if we had a bed base when she slept with us, she may fall and injure herself so it stayed on the carpet since we bought it. The bed felt great and provided us a restful sleep and improved my wife's back pain. Fast forward to Black Friday, my wife and I are blessed that she's pregnant and in her 3rd trimester. She's now having a hard time getting in and out of the the bed. It doesn't help that it's low and she was to go to the bathroom every hour. I did my research for a cal-king adjustable bed base and iDealBed has the best price around for what we needed. This bed base was easy to assemble, it's essentially deciding how high you want the legs at and screw it on. That's it. It made the Tempur-pedic mattress a lot more comfortable. I felt that my body weight was being properly distributed and it even improved our sleep. I wish we had bought this a long time ago. Great buy, great price, easy to assemble, and it's very sturdy.

I'm going to give this five stars. The only subtraction would have come from slight damage to material on the outer edge. This damage was likely from the factory since the box itself wasn't damaged, and it's in an area inside the folded area when shipped. The mattress covers the one inch by one inch rip, and I don't intend to return or deduct a star.I bought two twin XL to form a king. I was able to get these upstairs myself, they ship as to units, but I don't recommend doing that if you have help.I was able to use our existing platform bed frame. I had to remove some of the wooden slats that previously supported the box spring to allow clearance for the legs and the head adjustment shaft as it extends toward the ground a bit when the frame goes upwards. The bed frame/ headboard are now essentially decorative and have no part in supporting the mattress and is not connected to adjustable bed frame.This is my first experience with an adjustable bed, and it's very comfortable. The head adjustment angle on this model compared to other models and models of competitors is a little larger. However, I don't think that I will ever use it at full extension.The remote control is backlit and the motors are quite responsive in using the remote. The assembly is quite easy. I followed the directions when testing the motors and left one unplugged at a time to pair the remotes. I did not have to push any buttons and both remotes work with their individual beds out of the box, no additional programming necessary.The two frames had sequential numbers for their serial numbers, so they came off the assembly line one after the other. the warranty on the motors at 5 years is 3 years longer than several competitors at a similar price. Both motors on each bed are quite smooth and once the mattresses are on top barely audible when in motion.I didn't find any explanation in the owner's manual on how to program the remotes. Adjust the mattress to the desired position, then press and hold a memory button until the remote backlight flashes. It takes about five seconds.I did a lot of research on what look like quality products and price point before I finally decided to order this particular product. I can't speak for longevity but I have high hopes that it will last for a very long time. Currently, I am happy to have chosen this particular product.

We purchased the king size adjustable model of this bed frame. It was delivered promptly, and brought just inside our front door as expected. The assembly is easy, in that you only have to cut a couple of shipping tie-downs, unfold the frame at the center hinge point, and screw in 7 legs, but here's where it gets difficult:Issue 1 - This bed is VERY heavy, so getting the legs attached and then "flipping" the bed over is a very difficult task unless you have at least two very strong helpers.Issue 2 - The hinges on the 3 pivot points on this bed are made up of a steel hinge in the center, and a heavy plastic hinge on each outer edge. While trying to move, turn-over the bed, it is very easy to lift the outer frame from a point that causes one or more of these pivot points to move, thus putting strain on the outer hinges. This resulting in 3 of the plastic hinges breaking on our bed. I think the way to avoid this, is to ONLY lift the bed with one person on each side, lifting from the fixed flat portion of the base (approx 4" behind and 10" in front of the center hinge line).Customer service was very responsive when I called, and they immediately Fed-Ex'd out 4 hinges to me (thought I might want an extra, just in case). It turns out that what they shipped was 4 half-hinges (each hinge is made of two identical plastic halves), and while taking the bed frame apart to replace the hinges, one of the 3 broken hinge points had a failure in both half-hinges, so I needed all 4 parts that I received. The process of replacing the hinges was straight forward, but time consuming. I found the best/safest way to remove the broken parts and replace with the new ones required removing the cloth skirt all the way around the bed frame so that the hinged sections could be carefully moved and flexed to insert the new parts without any stain on other hinges.If you are not feeling very handy, or not feeling quite strong, please think about paying the extra for "white glove" delivery to have someone else do the assembly.We are happy with the frame. It appears to be well made, operates quietly and smoothly, and meets all of our expectations.