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Here's a filtered search I use as a starting point before running it through my "techno sauce" solution. I find it helps to cut down on 3rd party crap, somewhat:
Filters Set:
Special Offers:
Clearance – Items being cleared out at steep discounts.
Reduced Price – Items with lowered prices (not necessarily clearance).
Rollback – Temporary price reductions.
Retailer Type:
Walmart – Only products sold directly by Walmart (no third-party sellers).
Availability:
Show Available Items Only – Hides out-of-stock items.
There is no way a hybrid mattress is worth 1100 and I highly doubt it's ever sold for anywhere near that. We paid 279 for a zinus king hybrid off Amazon a couple years ago, it was on sale from 349 I think. 1100 is just the stupidly inflated "retail" price that it never sells for so they can always advertise is as 70+% off
The Sweetnight Twilighty is a budget hybrid mattress that seems aimed at shoppers who want a softer, medium-soft feel with some spring support. The 12-inch version is described as softer than expected, while the 10-inch version is likely firmer with less foam on top. The springs help keep the body floating, and the mattress-in-a-box format appears to match the brand's original packaging. The main caveats are inflated reference pricing, cheap-feeling top quilting, and reports of incomplete inflation or a collapsed corner. It looks like a reasonable value only if the softer feel and lower-end finish are acceptable.
People comparing hybrid pricing against inflated retail tags, because the real market value can be far below the listed reference price.
The $1,100 retail price appears inflated; comparable king hybrid mattresses have sold around $279 on sale, and this one is described as probably worth closer to the current sale price. The deal is better viewed as a discounted midrange hybrid than a true 70%+ markdown.
The 12" medium hybrid version feels closer to medium or even medium-soft, and the 10" version is expected to be firmer because it has less foam on top. For more firmness, a hybrid or innerspring is the better choice than thicker memory foam.
There is a reported high chance these mattresses contain fiberglass, so it is worth checking the cover and care label before opening or removing any outer layer. That matters because fiberglass can become a cleanup and exposure problem if the mattress is damaged or the cover is removed.
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There is no way a hybrid mattress is worth 1100 and I highly doubt it's ever sold for anywhere near that. We paid 279 for a zinus king hybrid off Amazon a couple years ago, it was on sale from 349 I think. 1100 is just the stupidly inflated "retail" price that it never sells for so they can always advertise is as 70+% off
you're confused. lots of high end hybrids $1000 plus
Is there any legal verification to check if stores inflate their prices before sales in the US? 1.1k usd sounds WILD
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OK guys I found their original Chinese brand: 甜秘密. The website is Sweetnight.cn, us websit is Sweetnight.com so I think they are same. Then I searched this name on Red App (xiaohongshu) and the original price is about 1,600 - 3,300 yuan for 1.8 x 2 meter, all users got mattress in box, not the solid mattress from local stores. I cannot compare the size to queen/king nor the model number, but original price is about like $230 - $470. Consider the ocean freight and last mile shipping this price is OK.
seeems like it isnt firm enough.. but many mixed reviews... but based on what i went through, seems very mushy and less firm then a medium on firmness..
The MSRP is absolutely inflated. I bought a Sweet Night memory/coil hybrid on Amazon a few years ago for $200 and I was surprised for the price. I still use it and added a latex topper which cost as much as the mattress, but the combo has been great. It didn't "inflate" completely, and one corner is a little collapsed, but it doesn't affect the quality of sleep I get. Sweet Night offered (at the time) to refund a portion of the cost if the mattress didn't completely inflate, but I forgot to take them up on it.
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Anyone has any experience with this bed? A huge discount from ~$1100. Thinking about getting one
There is no way a hybrid mattress is worth 1100 and I highly doubt it's ever sold for anywhere near that. We paid 279 for a zinus king hybrid off Amazon a couple years ago, it was on sale from 349 I think. 1100 is just the stupidly inflated "retail" price that it never sells for so they can always advertise is as 70+% off
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Filters Set:
Special Offers:
Clearance – Items being cleared out at steep discounts.
Reduced Price – Items with lowered prices (not necessarily clearance).
Rollback – Temporary price reductions.
Retailer Type:
Walmart – Only products sold directly by Walmart (no third-party sellers).
Availability:
Show Available Items Only – Hides out-of-stock items.
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The Sweetnight Twilighty is a budget hybrid mattress that seems aimed at shoppers who want a softer, medium-soft feel with some spring support. The 12-inch version is described as softer than expected, while the 10-inch version is likely firmer with less foam on top. The springs help keep the body floating, and the mattress-in-a-box format appears to match the brand's original packaging. The main caveats are inflated reference pricing, cheap-feeling top quilting, and reports of incomplete inflation or a collapsed corner. It looks like a reasonable value only if the softer feel and lower-end finish are acceptable.
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The $1,100 retail price appears inflated; comparable king hybrid mattresses have sold around $279 on sale, and this one is described as probably worth closer to the current sale price. The deal is better viewed as a discounted midrange hybrid than a true 70%+ markdown.
The 12" medium hybrid version feels closer to medium or even medium-soft, and the 10" version is expected to be firmer because it has less foam on top. For more firmness, a hybrid or innerspring is the better choice than thicker memory foam.
There is a reported high chance these mattresses contain fiberglass, so it is worth checking the cover and care label before opening or removing any outer layer. That matters because fiberglass can become a cleanup and exposure problem if the mattress is damaged or the cover is removed.
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There is no way a hybrid mattress is worth 1100 and I highly doubt it's ever sold for anywhere near that. We paid 279 for a zinus king hybrid off Amazon a couple years ago, it was on sale from 349 I think. 1100 is just the stupidly inflated "retail" price that it never sells for so they can always advertise is as 70+% off
you're confused. lots of high end hybrids $1000 plus
Is there any legal verification to check if stores inflate their prices before sales in the US? 1.1k usd sounds WILD
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Anyone has any experience with this bed? A huge discount from ~$1100. Thinking about getting one
There is no way a hybrid mattress is worth 1100 and I highly doubt it's ever sold for anywhere near that. We paid 279 for a zinus king hybrid off Amazon a couple years ago, it was on sale from 349 I think. 1100 is just the stupidly inflated "retail" price that it never sells for so they can always advertise is as 70+% off
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I'd recommend you watch the video, but it seems to be a below average mattress - but the price reflects that
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