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Hi there -- Thanks for your question. The first thing you should know is that the Casper really doesn't feel anything like the Cloud Supreme. First and foremost, the Casper has much less of that "slowly melting into the bed" memory feel that Tempur-Pedic's are known for. On a Casper, that characteristic is barely perceptible, whereas on virtually any Tempur-Pedic (including the Cloud Supreme), it is one of the signature characteristics. Beyond that, the Casper also has less softness and a shallower cushioning depth, so it does not conform to your body's curves nearly as much. It also has a bit more bounce. Here are two videos we created that might be useful for you in understanding the differences between these:
If you are looking for something closer to Casper's price point that feels more comparable to the Tempur-Cloud Supreme, here are a couple options that are much closer in feel and that can also be purchased online: We did video reviews of both of these products as well, which you can find right at the top of those pages. I hope that helps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
TEMPUR-Cloud Supreme (2014)
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In our evaluation of the TEMPUR-Cloud Supreme (2014) mattress, we found it to be a Medium (5) on the GoodBed rating scale (1= firmest, 9 = softest).
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Yes, the TEMPUR-Cloud Supreme (2014) mattress is adjustable base compatible. This means it is designed to be used on an adjustable base without incurring damage or voiding the warranty. In our review of this mattress, we tested it on an adjustable base to look for any adverse effects as the head and foot are elevated, and to see how well it conforms to the contours of the base both with and without the weight of a sleeper. Overall, we found the Cloud Supreme (2014) to have very good adjustable base compatibility.
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- Length: 10-year warranty.
- Indentation coverage: 0.75" and deeper.
- Proration: 10 years of full ("non-prorated") replacement coverage.
- Claim Fees: Owners are responsible for warranty-related shipping fees..