Elevate Your Sleep: The 9 Best Adjustable Bed Frames

You literally spend hours a day in bed. So, that new mattress? It’s basically a form of self-care. But what if you could upgrade your whole bed?

There are so many bed frames on the market: tried-and-true metal frames, platform bases, storage beds… the list goes on. One of our favorites is the adjustable bed frame, which gives you a customized sleep experience and health benefits.

Ready to elevate your sleep style? Our list of the best adjustable bed frames is here to help.

9 best adjustable bed frames

There’s a lot to consider in the world of adjustable beds. We’ve done the hard work so you can rest easy.

Best for mobility limitations: Amerisleep Adjustable Bed+
Best features: Casper Rise Pro Adjustable Base
Easiest to assemble: Nectar Adjustable Bed Frame
Best warranty: Tempur-Pedic Ease Power Base
Easiest to use: Zoma Adjustable Bed
Best trial period: The Purple Ascent Adjustable Base
Quietest: Nolah Adjustable Base with Massage
Best for tech lovers: Layla Adjustable Bed Base & Frame
Best budget: Classic Brands Adjustable Comfort Affordamatic 2.0

How we chose the best adjustable bed frames

We searched high and low for the adjustable bed frame of your dreams. Our top picks were chosen based on:

Reputable and transparent manufacturers. Rest easy and assured that we’ve carefully vetted each frame we chose to present you with quality options that are the stuff of sweet dreams — not nightmares.
Generous product warranties. Each of our selections offers a multi-year manufacturer warranty, so your snooze time is covered far beyond the first night’s use.
Availability in several sizes. Beds aren’t a one-size-fits-all item, so we’ve made sure to pick options that are available in a variety of sizes, from twin all the way to California king.
Positive consumer reviews. Those who use a product know it best. We scoured the reviews to see what actual users have to say to give you a realistic idea of what each frame can (and can’t) do.
Variety of price points. Adjustable beds can be pricier than your standard bed frame, so we dug deep to curate a list with multiple price points — including budget-friendly options.

Rise and shine: The 9 best adjustable bed frames

Say goodbye to the medical-looking adjustable beds of yore (also say goodbye to the word “yore,” K?). These adjustable bed frames are smart, chic, and oh-so-customizable.

Pricing guide

All price ranges are based on queen-size bed frames.

$ = under $500
$$ = $500–$1,000
$$$ = over $1,000

Best adjustable bed frame for mobility limitations

Amerisleep Adjustable Bed+

Price: $$$
Sizes available: twin XL, full, queen, king, split king
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty
Features: adjustable leg heights, 3 customizable settings, rolling wave massage, Alexa and Google Home compatible, wireless remote and app controls, under bed LED lighting, built-in USB ports
Best for: alleviating symptoms of conditions like acid reflux, heartburn, and sleep apnea

Amerisleep’s Adjustable Bed+ has alllll the bells and whistles: a rolling-wave massage feature, wireless backlit remote, Bluetooth mobile app control, and built-in 4-port USB hub.

The made-in-the-USA bed frame also uses “Wall Glide” technology, which shifts the mattress back as you raise the head of the bed. This means you’ll still be able to easily reach your nightstand next to you with the head of the bed raised, making this an A+ choice if you have any mobility limitations.

Reviewers rave about the Amerisleep’s ability to combat back pain, as well as its high quality and comfort. They also say the frame helps ease symptoms of certain conditions, like sleep apnea and heartburn.

Some say that the frame doesn’t hug the wall as closely as they’d hoped, and others wish it came with zero-gravity capabilities. Delivery times may also take longer than expected (even in pre-pandemic times) and Amerisleep’s 10-year warranty only covers certain parts of the bed frame.

Adjustable bed frame with the best features

Casper Rise Max Adjustable Base

Price: $$$
Sizes available: twin XL, full, queen, split king, California king
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty
Features: full-body adjustability, massage feature, under-bed lighting, wall aligning, preset positions (including Zero G and Anti-Snore), compatible with most bed frames
Best for: providing pressure relief and reducing snoring

Casper sells three adjustable bed frames: The Rise Adjustable Base, The Rise Pro Adjustable Base, and The Rise Max Adjustable Base. We think most folks will fall in love with The Rise Max’s impressive lineup of features:

preset positions (Zero G and Anti-Snore)
ability to save preferences
wireless remote
four-zone massage
under-bed lighting
wall aligning

There aren’t any reviews of The Rise Max quite yet, but reviewers had plenty of amazing things to say about Casper’s recently discontinued (and super similar) model, The Adjustable Pro. They say it’s hella easy to assemble and use. They also found programming and saving their preferred settings to be quick and simple. Users seem to be especially fond of the preset settings: many share how the Zero G setting helps ease pressure points, while the Anti-Snore option makes for a quiet night.

Regardless of the bed frame you choose, Casper offers a 30-day risk-free trial so you can give it a try.

Easiest adjustable bed frame to assemble

Nectar Adjustable Bed Frame

Price: $$
Sizes available: twin XL, full, queen, king, split king
Warranty: 3-year warranty
Features: 3-zone massage, wireless remote, programmable memory settings, Zero Gravity, built-in USB ports
Best for: couples, pressure relief, improving circulation

Nectar’s adjustable frame boasts a three-zone massage feature, “zero gravity” position, and special TV recline setting — which users say they love. It also comes with a wireless remote and built-in USB ports.

Another fun perk is that the frame comes in three different leg heights. Pick the one that fits your space and preferences or adjust when you want to mix things up.

What makes this base stand apart is how easy it is to set up. Reviewers praise the company for how simple and quick setup is — so if you hate putting furniture together (IKEA haters, we’re looking at you), Nectar’s adjustable base might be your perfect match.

Take note: Several reviewers say the frame gets kinda loud in massage mode or during adjustments. But with Nectar’s 50-night trial, why not see what you think?

Adjustable bed frame with the best warranty

Tempur-Pedic Ease Power Base

Price: $$
Sizes available: twin, twin long, full, queen, king, split king, California king, split California king
Warranty: 25-year limited warranty
Features: wireless remote, zero gravity
Best for: reducing snoring, easing symptoms of sleep apnea

Tempur-Pedic’s Ease Power Base keeps it simple: custom comfort for solid slumber. TBH, this base model has fewer features than its counterparts, but users love the simplicity and easy functions. Plus, there’s that wireless remote, classic zero-gravity setting, and a 25-year warranty.

For primo features like sleep tracking, snore response, and massage, take a peek at Tempur-Pedic’s other adjustable bed frames. The company has a variety of products depending on your budget.

Reviewers are big fans of their Tempur-Pedics, sharing that the frame helps provide great overall support. People dealing with pain (whether in the back, legs, or shoulders) are particularly fond of this frame, saying it helps provide the relief they’ve been looking for.

Easiest adjustable bed frame to use

The Zoma Adjustable Bed

Price: $$$
Sizes available: twin XL, queen, king, split king, California split king
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty
Features: one-touch presets, zero gravity, wireless and back-lit remote, ultra-quiet motor, can be used with any bed frame
Best for: easing aches and pains

Zoma’s adjustable bed frame is easy to setup *and* easy to use at night thanks to a backlit wireless remote. Users also rave about the bed’s one-touch presets and ultra-quiet operation.

Our favorite part of this adjustable bed is its versatile design: Zoma constructs this frame to work without legs so that you can fit it to your current bed base or place it on the floor.

Zoma users love their frames, claiming it helps them wake up refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready for the day. People with aches and pains are particularly fond of their Zoma bed — they say that it helps them get a good night’s sleep while easing any pain and discomfort.

Adjustable bed frame with the best trial period

The Purple Ascent Adjustable Base

Price: $$
Sizes available: twin XL, queen, king, split king
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty
Features: reprogrammable presets (including anti-snore and zero gravity), built-in USB ports, compatible with most bed frames, fully customizable head and foot sections, intuitive wireless remote
Best for: reducing snoring, providing customizable support, pressure point relief

Purple’s adjustable base boasts complete customization, meaning that you can adjust to your heart’s content rather than picking from a few pre-set positions.

Bonus: the PowerBase bed’s height can be adjusted, which is pretty cool if you’re not vertically inclined or head-over-heels for under-bed storage.

Like the Affordomatic, the PowerBase gets props for easy setup. Reviewers’ main complaint was an occasionally glitchy remote, but iOS users can control the bed with a downloadable app.

The best part? Purple lets you try this bad boy for 100 nights, which is the longest trial period of any adjustable base on this list.

Quietest adjustable bed frame

Nolah Adjustable Base with Massage

Price: $$
Sizes available: twin XL, full, queen, split king, split California king
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty
Features: easy setup, massage settings, zero-gravity, built-in USB ports, wireless remote, under bed lighting
Best for: pressure point relief, reducing pain

A premium base with a ton of features, the Nolah Adjustable Base with Massage is a great option for any sleeper.

This frame provides full body massage, multiple settings, and built-in USB ports, so it’s basically a match made in comfort tech heaven. The pre-programmed Zero-G setting puts you in an ergonomically correct position, which is supposed to help ease pain and relieve pressure for a good night’s sleep.

This frame also comes with a wireless remote and built-in under bed lighting, so you’re never left stranded in the dark.

Users especially love how quiet the Nolah frame is — they say it’s practically silent! They also enjoy how smooth the frame adjusts and say it provides a good balance of comfort and support, especially if you have pain.

Best adjustable bed frame for tech-lovers

Layla Adjustable Bed Base & Frame

Price: $$$
Sizes available: twin XL, queen, split king, king
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty
Features: adjustable height, zero-gravity, dual-zone massage, under bed lighting, Alexa and Google Home compatible, mobile app compatible, wireless remote, built-in USB ports, wall-hugging technology, anti-skid deck
Best for: reducing snoring, easing symptoms of sleep apnea, reducing back pain

The Layla Adjustable Base is packed with fun (and cozy!) features. Each Layla is a remote-controlled wonder that’s fully-adjustable to meet your needs — no matter what time of day or night it is.

For extra relaxation, the Laya frame offers a Zero Gravity option, as well as built-in head and foot massage features to help lull you to la-la-land.

You also have the option to upgrade to the Layla Adjustable Base Plus, which has extras like wall-hugging technology, under bed lighting, and compatibility with your preferred home assistant (Alexa or Google).

Reviewers enjoy the Layla’s range of elevation — especially those who experience back pain, who say the frame provides the positions they need for relief. Users with sleep apnea are also big fans of this frame, with some even claiming that it has eliminated their use of other machines or devices to ease their sleep apnea symptoms.

Note: An adjustable base isn’t a replacement for sleep apnea treatment from a doctor. Always chat with your doctor before discontinuing use of your current treatment option.

Best budget adjustable bed frame

Classic Brands Adjustable Comfort Affordamatic 2.0

Price: $
Sizes available: twin XL, full, queen, king, split king
Warranty: 3-year limited warranty
Features: wireless remote, easy assembly, zero gravity,
Best for: those looking for a simple frame or who are on a budget

This super-affordable frame works with any mattress and features a wireless remote, pressure-relieving “Zero Gravity” position, and 3-year limited warranty.

Reviewers rave that this frame comes together in a snap, but some users think the frame is a little too noisy when moving from position to position. But for such a low price, this is a perf option for anyone on a budget or just looking to dip their toes into the world of adjustable beds.

Hot tips for bed frame shopping

Some general tips for bed hunting:

Choose reputable manufacturers. You want product and policy transparency. It’s a red flag if they don’t provide product specs or contact numbers up front.
Look for product warranties. Check out the manufacturer’s warranty for what is and isn’t covered — and for how long. Also make sure your warranty isn’t affected by what mattress you have.
Read reviews. Check out what others are saying about the adjustable frame. If too many of the comments are negative, steer clear!
Price. Have a price in mind. If your budget runs a bit tighter, consider a frame with fewer bells and whistles to meet your needs.
Noise. Real talk: adjustable beds can be squeaky and creaky. While newer models are becoming increasingly quieter, you’ll still want to consider how loud you’re willing your bed to be — especially if you or your bedmate are a super light sleeper.
Remote. Almost all of our selections come with a wireless remote control, but some adjustable bed frames do come with corded remotes. Others even have an option to use an app on your smartphone. Consider which option is best for your needs when selecting a frame.
Mattress compatibility. Not all mattresses will work with an adjustable frame (*cough* innersprings *cough*). Consider the type of mattress you have or are willing to purchase when deciding which frame to get. Also, keep in mind that some frames are only compatible with mattresses of the same brand, so be sure to do your homework!
Features. Consider what’s on your “must have” list when looking for an adjustable bed. Want zero gravity features, but don’t care for under-bed lights? There’s a frame for that! Keep in mind, if an unnecessary feature bumps up the cost beyond your budget, it’s OK to look elsewhere.
Assembly. Some manufacturers offer assembly options (either free or for a fee), while others brands provide DIY instructions, so it’s important to consider what works best for you. Where you’re planning to put your bed can also play a role in whether or not you want an expert to put your frame together, as carrying it up stairs or assembling in a tight space might be tough to do on your own.
Weight. This is two-fold. Not only should you consider the weight of the frame itself — along with the mattress — and if it’s compatible with your home (we see you, apartment dwellers!), but also the bed’s max weight capacity, to ensure it works for you and any bedfellows you may have.

Benefits of adjustable bed frames

There’s plenty to consider before making the switch from static to adjustable. Like, are you a stomach sleeper? Do you have trouble sleeping? Do you like to Netflix and chill from the couch or your bed?

Here are some of major perks of adjustable bed frames:

Relieve sleep apnea. Research shows that an elevated sleep position can significantly improve the effects of this sleep disorder. But keep in mind that an adjustable bed frame is *not* a replacement for medical care — you should work with a doctor to manage this condition.
Soothe acid reflux, asthma, or snoring. Simply sleeping in an upright position can ease your symptoms.
Ease back pain. Adjustable beds improve spine alignment, meaning you might wake up pain-free!
Curb insomnia. Adjustable beds put your body in the best, comfiest, most aligned position for a dreamy trip to slumberland.
Improve circulation. Yes, really! Elevating your legs can improve circulation, which could help prevent cramps and blood clots.

While there are many benefits, there are also a few drawbacks to think about, including:

Cost. Adjustable frames tend to be more expensive, especially if you want extra features like massage and temperature control.
Mattress compatibility. Latex and memory foam mattresses work best for adjustable frames. You *might* have trouble with a hybrid or innerspring mattress.
Noise. Some frame motors are louder than others, so check the specs and user reviews before buying!

Adjustable base FAQs

What’s the best type of mattress for an adjustable bed?

While most mattresses can be compatible with an adjustable frame, memory foam and latex mattresses usually work best. You can also go for an adjustable air mattress (like a Sleep Number) for allll around adjustability.

Hybrid and innerspring mattresses don’t always offer the flexibility needed to adjust properly.

Pro tip: Most manufacturers will provide info on what types of mattress are (and aren’t!) compatible on the frame’s production description online.

Are adjustable beds expensive?

Yes, they can be — especially if you want a larger size (queen or above) and bonus features, like temp control, built-in USB ports, wireless capabilities, or other upgrades. For our peeps on a budget (*raises hand*), many brands offer sweet sales throughout the year or payment plans to make buying breezier.

Are adjustable beds worth it?

Honestly, it depends on what your needs are. If you’ve got back problems, are a snorer, or experience sleep apnea or acid reflux, then an adjustable bed may be worth its hefty price tag. But those who aren’t looking for any bells and whistles or who prefer their standard bed may not want to make the investment. Just like choosing a mattress, choosing a frame is a personal choice, and you need to decide if it’s worth it for YOU.

Do I need to get an adjustable bed frame from the same company as my mattress?

Not always. While many brands may try to upsell you on their mattresses, most adjustable frames can be used by any mattress (at least, any foam, latex, or hybrid). Some frames (or their warranties), however, are only compatible with mattresses from the same company, so be sure to research exactly what kinds of mattress your frame of choice requires before buying.

Do I need special bedding for an adjustable bed?

You can generally use standard sheets on an adjustable bed, but you’ll want to anchor your bedding before you adjust your bed so the sheets stay on. You can do this by securely tucking the edges of your sheets under the mattress, or you can opt for elastic sheet “suspenders” for extra support.

What’s a “split” adjustable bed?

Split adjustable beds are exactly what they sound like: a bed that’s split down the middle, allowing each half of the bed to be adjusted on its own. Split options are great for couples who have different sleep needs, so that each person can customize their side to their liking.

Keep in mind, split options often only come in king and California king sizes, though some companies do carry a split queen size.