10 Best Adjustable Bed and Mattress Sets of 2026

DreamCloud's Premier Adjustable Bundle is the simplest way to buy a matched hybrid and powered base from one store. The queen set we priced pairs the 12-inch DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, which DreamCloud builds with cooling fiber technology, 1 inch of memory foam and individually wrapped coils, with the Premier Adjustable Base. The base lifts the head and foot independently, has one-touch presets for Zero Gravity and flat, adds whisper-quiet massage and lists an 850 pound weight limit. The bundle also includes a Serenity bedding set with sheets, pillows and a mattress protector, plus 10 years of insurance. DreamCloud listed the queen set at $1,398 when we checked, against a stated total value of $3,869. The mattress comes with DreamCloud's 365-night home trial and Forever Warranty. The caveats are that the price is promotional, the queen base weighs 136 lbs, and moving to the thicker Premier or Luxe hybrids adds cost.

Nectar sells the same style of bundle as its sister brand DreamCloud, but built around memory foam. The queen set we priced pairs the 12-inch Nectar Classic, which Nectar describes as its value pick with a cool-to-the-touch cover, with the Premier Adjustable Base. Nectar lists independent head and foot elevation, control by app or wireless remote with programmable memory, one-touch settings for zero gravity, anti-snore and TV recline, massage with 3 intensities and 4 USB ports. The base ships with 8 and 3-inch legs and 2-inch extenders, which gives 2 to 13 inches of under-bed clearance. The bundle adds a Serenity bedding set, and Nectar listed the queen at $1,398 when we checked, against a stated total value of $3,886. The base carries its own 60-night home trial, shorter than the 365-night mattress trial. Foam bends with a base easily, but sleepers who want coil bounce should pick DreamCloud's hybrid version instead.

Tempur-Pedic sells four power bases, and the TEMPUR-Ergo Power Base is the one most buyers pairing it with a TEMPUR mattress should look at. Tempur-Pedic lists head and foot lifts, Zero Gravity, a wireless remote, lumbar support, QuietMode, underbed lighting, USB and USB-C ports and massage. Every Tempur-Pedic power base carries a 25-year limited warranty and supports up to 650 lbs in twin, twin XL, queen and split sizes. When you order a mattress and base together, the in-home delivery team sets the mattress on the base and removes the packing. The queen base was listed from $1,499 on sale when we checked, against $1,599 regular, and the mattress costs extra, so a full set runs well above the bundles ranked above it. The TEMPUR-Ergo Smart Base, from $1,899, adds automatic Snore Response, which raises the head about 12 degrees when it senses snoring.

Bear's Adjustable Bed Deal sells the Adjustable Flex Bed and a Bear Elite Hybrid together at 50% off each. The queen set was $2,341 when we checked: $1,199 for the Flex Bed and $1,142 for the Elite Hybrid with a Celliant cover. The mattress comes in soft, medium or firm, and you can upgrade to a CoolForce layer or the Elite Ultra Hybrid with microcoils. Bear lists a Zero-G preset, a one-touch flat preset, a 6-button wireless remote, silent drive motors, height-adjustable legs and a non-slip mattress guard on the base, and offers a split king so each partner moves on their own. A free Bear Sleep Bundle with 2 pillows and a mattress protector is included. The big catch is in Bear's fine print: Flex Bed purchases are final sale, non-refundable and have no home trial, so only the mattress has the 365-night trial.

Casper's Adjustable Bundle packages its entry Adjustable Base with The One foam mattress and a Waterproof Mattress Protector. Casper lists the bundle from $1,448.20 on sale against a $2,228 regular price, and the Cloud One mattress, with thicker comfort foams, adds $162.50. The base lifts head and foot, has a Zero Gravity Mode and a wireless remote, uses two-part adjustable legs, and can drop into most bed frames or sit on a platform bed with zero clearance. The One uses three layers of foam, which bend easily with the base. Casper's split king uses two Twin XL mattresses on bases that move on their own. The base ships by UPS in 2 to 5 business days, and in-home delivery and setup costs $249. The basic base lacks massage and charging ports, which come on the Adjustable Base Pro and Max, and the mattress trial is 100 nights.

GhostBed's Adjustable Base has more listed comfort features than most bases near its price. GhostBed lists Zero Gravity mode, 6 preset positions, 3 massage modes with 3 intensities, 4 USB ports, under-bed LED lighting, customizable height and a limited lifetime warranty. The queen was $1,299 on sale when we checked, against a comparable value of $1,895, and it ships free within 24 hours. It comes in Twin XL, Queen, King and Split King. GhostBed also sells an Adjustable Base Combo Bundle that pairs a GhostBed mattress with this base or the Smart Adjustable Base; the default queen combo with GhostBed Luxe Foam and the Smart base was $2,948. The Smart Adjustable Base, $1,499 for a queen, adds GhostBed's anti-snore technology. GhostBed mattresses come with a 101-night sleep trial. There is no twin or full base.

The Helix Adjustable Base is the powered base Helix sells alongside its hybrid mattresses, and Helix says it works with any Helix mattress. It raises the head and foot to custom positions and has a Zero Gravity preset, plus full body massage, 2 USB charging ports and a built-in nightlight. The legs adjust in 3-inch steps up to 12 inches, or come off so the base can sit on an existing frame, and setup is tool-free with a zero clearance design. King and CA King come as split options so partners can set their sides separately. Helix sells it in twin through California king, more sizes than most rivals here. The queen was $999 with a 20% Black Friday code when we checked, against $1,248.75. Helix gives the base a 30-night trial and a 10-year warranty. The mattress is extra, and the Helix Elite Adjustable Base costs $1,386 for the queen.

The Ascension Luxe is the cheapest way on this list to put a Brooklyn Bedding mattress on a powered base. Brooklyn Bedding says it raises the head and foot independently, works with its all-foam and hybrid mattresses, and comes in twin XL, full, queen, split king and split CA king, with a remote sync option for split sizes. It supports up to 750 lbs, assembles in about five minutes without tools, has a zero clearance design for platforms, and uses a built-in power-down battery box. The warranty is a 10-year limited parts replacement warranty. The sale price was $489.30 with code BF30 when we checked, against $699 regular, for the size shown by default. The trade-offs are clear in the listing: no massage, lighting or USB ports are listed, and all adjustable base sales are final and non-refundable.

Sleep Number sells its adjustable bases only with a Sleep Number mattress, so its sets are true pairs. The Snoring Relief Bundle combines the ComfortNext mattress, the FlexFit 2 base and a Total Protection mattress pad, from $4,338.29 for a queen when we checked against $5,127.99 regular. Sleep Number lists head and foot adjustability, Zero Gravity, underbed lighting and app control for the FlexFit line, and says its bases are designed exclusively for Sleep Number mattresses. A cheaper route is the Easy-Comfort Bundle, which pairs the ComfortMode mattress with the plain Adjustable Base from $3,468.19 in queen. The FlexFit 3 base costs $1,979.10 when paired with a queen mattress. Sleep Number runs retail stores, which helps buyers who want to try the bed first. The trade-off is price: even the entry bundle costs more than double the DreamCloud and Nectar sets, and the bases do not work with other brands.

Purple sells three adjustable bases to go under its GelFlex Grid mattresses. The Premium Smart Base is the middle one: Purple lists head and foot elevation, go-to presets for sleep and lounge comfort, control by smart app or wireless remote, and adjustable leg height that fits most bed frames. The cheaper Purple Adjustable Base lifts the head only and uses a wired remote, while the Premium Plus Smart Base adds massage settings, pillow tilt, lumbar support and underbed lighting. Purple frames ship free, carry a limited 10-year warranty and are FSA/HSA eligible through Truemed. During its Black Friday sale Purple advertised up to $300 off an adjustable base with a mattress purchase. Purple's page loads its prices with scripts, so our plain-text USD check did not capture the price and we mark it pending; confirm the queen price on Purple's site before you buy.