Nectar The Move Adjustable Bed Frame (Queen) Expired

1) Relatively easy. It was a horrible pain getting it up the stairs (extremely heavy and large box; two strong people required for sure), but once I got it into place, I was actually able to put it together all on my own. Took about 30 minutes on my own.

2) I don't know if I would feel comfortable jumping onto the bed full force, but I definitely haven't felt like I would break it at any point. It feels very well built. But... to be honest, being a bigger guy, I don't know of any bed I'd feel comfortable jumping on full force (as I've definitely broken some base boards!). I feel like this one is holding up very well and as long as I'm not a maniac, I think it'll hold up. I definitely feel more confident in this vs wooden baseboards.

3) I just plopped onto the bed right now and was squirming and shifting around aggressively. I don't hear anything squeaky. I do have this on a carpet. But at least from ~3 months of owning this, no concerns as of yet about it holding up. Perhaps someone else with a longer term of ownership could speak to this better.

Worth noting I was probably around 375 - 380 lbs. when I initially got the bed. Been losing weight. It has felt just as fine then as it does now.

The manual states 850 lbs limit "supported evenly between the head and foot sections". Here's the specifics direct from the manual on that: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1...sp=sharing. Definitely some level of ambiguity with the explanation in the manual.

Hope this helps!

So I actually own this! Picked it up during a recent holiday sale about 2.5 months ago (along with the Copper Nectar mattress).

The core of the frame works well.

The one thing I really, really dislike about it (almost to the point where I wanted to return it prior to the 50 days), is that there are no memory functions. You can't setup your own position and have it go back to it. You have to manually tweak it every time. And the pre-set positions don't work for me.

You'd think it's not a big deal, but if you find a perfectly comfortable position, it's such a pain to get it back to exactly where you like it. As a result, I've been using the adjustment functions less and less. Whereas if there was memory functions, I would use it more often.

Learned from a commenter that you can customize the two of the presets by overwriting the factory defaults. So that's pretty amazing. Learned something new here!

If you have a nightstand next to you and you intend to use it very often while you're propped up, just know that the bed frame moves you forward a whole lot. Don't even try for drinks! I usually need to twist and awkwardly shift to reach behind me to grab stuff on my nightstand. Not a deal breaker as I don't do it too often, but just useful info if you need to access to your nightstand or bed-side items (like a phone) frequently while the bed frame is elevated. Not having the memory functions makes this truly annoying.

There is no built in storage for the remote. I always have it sitting next to my pillow, but I've lost it and dropped it endless times. It's extremely annoying (but I'm a bigger guy). Would be nice if there was a built in place to put it. Putting it and retrieving it on a night stand is difficult (for the reasons above).

The massage functionality only lasts for 10 minutes. Would be nice if there was a timer or some sort of more advanced controls. It's nothing amazing. Just some vibration action near your back and butt (and you need to be at the middle of the mattress/frame to really feel the full impact). But there's around 8 - 10 different massage settings that impact the pulsing frequency.

Lastly, the mattress tends to slide around on this bed frame. I had it initially set in its highest position, and would frequently find my mattress hanging off the left or right side as I crawled up onto it. You want to make sure you have the frame/mattress sitting lower so you don't bump it around horizontally too much while getting into bed. If you have a lighter, less weighty mattress, I'd be a bit more concerned (because my mattress is already very heavy and still slides).

Pic of the remote for anyone curious: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1...sp=sharing

I don't know if they are still giving away the free bed-sheets set, but I do like those that came with it. Bit of an airy feeling to them, but I like that.

But yeah, if anyone has any questions about the bed frame or the Nectar Copper mattress on top of it, feel free to let me know (I'm 6'3" 350 lbs side sleeper).

i too was confused how the Move bed frame is priced higher than the original adjustable bed frame. i spoke with two separate associates on the chat and can confirm that the Move is actually the new and improved version with an remote and USB port for charging your phones. It's lighter, faster, quieter, etc. So i decided to pull the trigger.

Hope this clears some of the confusion some of us has.