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Does anyone actually find it desirable? Or is it just an easy way to squeeze more money out of a mattress sale, considering they probably sell your data.
by rabbits_2002 3y ago
Does anyone actually find it desirable? Or is it just an easy way to squeeze more money out of a mattress sale, considering they probably sell your data.
- JohnFen 3y agoIn that mattress store, those mattresses were more expensive than otherwise equivalent ones lacking the electronics. I have to assume that somebody is buying them even with the added premium.
- fragmede 3y agoSleep is paramount. Without it, everything else turns to shit. So it makes sense to spend money and time and effort on making it the best it can be. That companies are around to monetize that is just capitalism. There are alternate systems out there but we decided against them.
- JohnFen 3y agoThe part I don't understand is how the electronics makes sleep better. If it looked like there was any way they would, I'd get it (even if it didn't appeal to me personally).
- chung8123 3y agoI think regulating temps and giving the user feedback on how well the slept and the details could go a long ways to getting better sleep
- fragmede 3y agoFalling asleep is about being comfortable, and an important part of that is temperature. The electronics are used to cool or warm the bed so you get to the right place to fall, and stay asleep. Their website does a good job of selling the idea, anyway. https://www.eightsleep.com/ https://www.eightsleep.com/