Sleep Number 360 Smart Bed Review
Sleep Number's CES-unveiled smart mattress adjusts firmness per sleeper, tracks a nightly Sleep IQ score, and can even react to snoring in real time — though pricing and full availability were still unconfirmed at the time of this review.
Get ready for the most advanced sleep of your life.
Our reviewerThe Most Feature-Packed Bed We've Seen — At an Estimated Price
Sleep Number unveiled the 360 Smart Bed at CES, and true to the company's reputation, it pushes adjustable-firmness mattresses further than anything else on the market. Enter a sleep number, and the mattress reshapes itself to that exact firmness — with each side of the bed able to hold a completely different setting for couples who've never agreed on feel.
The bed also tracks a nightly Sleep IQ score, letting sleepers watch how firmness and support changes affect their own sleep quality over time. Sensors can detect snoring and gradually raise the sleeper's upper body to reduce it without waking them, and the mattress can pre-warm itself on cold nights, plus running lights that brighten automatically when someone gets up.
We got a hands-on look at how the mattress is built during a CES demo rather than an extended stay in our own bedroom, and pricing hadn't been finalized at the time either — Sleep Number's own best guess put it around $4,000, well above the mattress category average, and considerably more than comparable smart beds like the Balluga.
For sleepers chasing the most advanced smart mattress available and willing to pay a premium for it, the 360 delivers an unusually deep feature set. Just go in expecting the final price, once confirmed, to land at the high end of the market.
Why We Love It
- Mattress adjusts firmness in real time for each sleeper's ideal comfort
- Detects snoring and adjusts the sleeper automatically
- Tracks sleep and provides a Sleep IQ score
- Sleep IQ helps fine-tune the best possible sleeping conditions
- Bed warmer pre-warms the mattress before you get in
- Running lights brighten automatically when you get up at night
Considerations
- The sheer number of features could overwhelm some customers
- Sleep Number mattresses are typically very expensive
- The 360 Smart Mattress can't actively cool the sleeper
What We Saw at CES
Our look at the 360 Smart Bed came during a CES demo rather than weeks of testing in our own bedroom, and Sleep Number hadn't finalized either full availability or pricing at that point. With the correct sleep number dialed in, the mattress felt genuinely comfortable during that demo — the right balance of top-layer comfort and underlying support — though that's a shorter window than we'd normally want before a full recommendation.
Price Was Still an Estimate
Sleep Number hadn't released official pricing at the time of this review. The company's own best guess put the mattress around $4,000 — we're presenting that as an estimate, not a confirmed number.
We Recommend This To Readers Who:
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Want the best night's sleep possible
The Sleep IQ score lets you fine-tune the mattress based on real feedback from your own sleep.
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Struggle to figure out why you're not sleeping well
The 360 Smart Bed and Sleep IQ work together to help narrow down the problem.
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Are willing to pay a lot for comfort
It won't be cheap — the current best guess is around $4,000 — but the feature set is substantial.
A Closer Look
Mattress Construction
The 360 Smart Bed is built across three main layers, as shown at the CES demo.
Top Layer
A cushion foam layer providing initial comfort and balanced temperature control.
Middle Layer
Dual air-chamber technology that makes small position adjustments and monitors vibrations for snoring and movement.
Bottom Layer
An adjustable base with the mechanics to shift sleeping position through the night.
Estimated Investment
Sleep Number had not released official pricing at the time of this review; the figure below is the company's own stated estimate.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Estimated Price (All Sizes)Popular | ~$4,000 |
Good to Know
An Impressively Advanced Bed, at an Estimated Premium Price
The Sleep Number 360 packs in more smart-sleep features than any competitor we saw, from automatic snoring correction to a nightly Sleep IQ score — but go in knowing the roughly $4,000 price was still an estimate, not a confirmed number.
