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Earlier this year, Sleep Number and Travis Kelce announced the start of their strategic partnership, with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and three-time Super Bowl champion doubling as the company’s newest investor. Now, the pioneer in the adjustable, smart bed space has unveiled a fresh lineup of innovative mattresses designed to address customers’ most common sleep needs of comfort, value and durability.
Sleep Number’s redesigned portfolio includes seven total mattresses, five of which are new launches, offering shoppers superior personalized support and temperature benefits at multiple price points. This actually narrows down Sleep Number’s mattress inventory from what was previously 12 options. The intention? To simplify the decision process, making it easier for customers to find the right bed for their specific needs.
As of March 2026, Sleep Number’s product offerings span three distinct collections: ComfortMode, ComfortNext and Climate. Each category delivers unique benefits and targets a specific price range. Below, we’re breaking down and comparing each option.
Starting at $1,599 (Queen), the ComfortMode Collection is Sleep Number’s entry point into the world of smart beds. It’s also the ideal choice for customers who want the tailored comfort and customization without relying on an app. Options include Sleep Number’s ComfortMode and ComfortMode Lux, the former starts at $1,599 and the latter at $2,099. The key differences between the two? The ComfortMode Lux offers extra hip support and extra cooling capabilities. See here for a full side-by-side comparison of the two options in the newly launched ComfortMode Collection.
Starting at $2,999 (Queen), the ComfortNext Collection delivers the lineup’s biggest innovations, with three all‑new beds: ComfortNext, ComfortNext Lux and ComfortNext Ultra. The latter two, starting at $3,999 and $4,499 respectively, feature Sleep Number’s first Tri‑Brid design, which combines micro coils, foam and air for long-lasting support for additional shoulder, knee, hip and lower back relief. Each mattress in the ComfortNext Collection is controlled through Sleep Number’s intuitive app. See here for a full side-by-side-by-side comparison of the three options in this all-new collection.
Saving the most luxurious for last, Sleep Number’s tried-and-true Climate Collection remains the only option on the market that offers science-backed temperature technology. The collection’s two offerings, the ClimateCool (starting at $5,174.10 $5,749) and Climate360 (starting at $9,224.10 $10,249), are tailored to those who want the most advanced sleep experience possible.
Sleep Number Climate Collection
Collection includes ClimateCool and Climate360, both 10 percent off for a limited time.
While the Climate360 offers an even wider temperature range than the ClimateCool, the key differences between the two beds actually come down to their bases. The ClimateCool includes Sleep Number’s Integrated base, a stylish upholstered base designed to provide a firm level surface for the smart bed. The Climate360 comes with Sleep Number’s Smart adjustable base, featuring head and foot adjustability, Partner Snore technology, under-bed lighting, foot warming and more. See here for a full side-by-side comparison of the two options in the Climate Collection, and shop Sleep Number’s entire redesigned portfolio at SleepNumber.com.
