Allewie Adjustable Bed Base Frame Queen with 2.0 Generation Motor, Wireless Remote, Head and Foot Incline, Intelligent Sleep Aid, Zero-Gravity, High Weight Capacity, Easy Self-Assembly, Basic

This bedframe is the best I have ever come across. I was having trouble breathing, so i set the head of the bedframe up and sleeping and breathing has never been better. I also have knee issues and raising the foot helps tremendously. But I warn you the frame is very heavy and you have to assemble it. But the assembly isn't to hard.

Just received this bed yesterday. It took me about 3 hours to put it together by myself (54 year old woman). Works great, and I loved it right away! Ill try to remember to update after I've used it for a few months and tell you if I still love it. Its very heavy, but I had help getting it in the house. The hardest part was flipping the bed over by myself after putting all the hardware on. It would have been much easier if 2 people put it together. First impression, awesome bed for such a low price!! Update: I've used this bed every night since February 2024. I still LOVE it!

I got this to help with arthritis in my lower back and was amazed to feel pain and pressure on my lumbar spine disappear as I brought the head and foot up into the highest position. The pain and pressure came back as the bed was lowered into the flat position. So, for sufferers of low back pain, this may be of help for you. It is very similar to the hospital beds but better when the foot of the bed is adjustable, and you have a good mattress. It is taking some time to get used to this. I am finding that the highest positions available are suitable for watching TV in bed, and somewhere in the middle is best for sleeping. I did not buy a new mattress and have an older mattress. I wanted to see if could get by with my current mattress and try this adjustable base first before upgrading my mattress too. Upgrading in stages is also easier on my finances. My mattress, while old and having depressions from where I consistently sleep, is not uncomfortable in a flat position. While the mattress is raised it seems to become harder and less comfortable. So, I will be looking for a new mattress in the coming days. Like other users, I also found the following: - The holes on panel M and N were not drilled correctly, and we needed to drill new holes on one side. You secure one side, and the opposite side didn't even come close to lining up. Another user mentioned a grinding noise when raising/lowering the bed and I am also experiencing this. It is only a noise, and I can't feel anything "grinding" and wonder if this is normal? I can't recall if it was the same user that also had to drill new holes too and wonder if this is the result of this issue. - The cover needs to be fortified on the corners as stitching rips out with surprising ease. The stitch length was too long, and the thread was light weight. I was surprised it wasn't a heavy-duty thread. I sew and noticed this. Fortunately, the material itself didn't tear, and the heavy-duty Velcro is a big save. They probably don't need to even sew the corners at all since the Velcro is there and is holding the cover in place just fine. - The remote light, while helpful making adjustments in the dark, is indeed over bright! I find I get myself orientated and flip it so the light shines into the mattress or underneath the blankets. I like my room as dark as possible, and this light just shocks the eyes. I will probably end up putting some electrical tape over most of the light to take it down a few notches as it is truly too bright and takes a while to shut off. Some concerns or questions that I have not been able to address, either here or at the manufacturer's website: - Other than the assembly book, there is no other documentation or owner's manual. Yes, it is pretty straight forward to operate, but there is no troubleshooting or support contact information anywhere that I can find. - I agree with another customer's comments re: the assembly video, audio would have been helpful as the written directions were confusing at times. - Other than an extended warranty through Amazon, there does not appear to be a warranty through Allewie, and I would appreciate hearing from them on this. I went to their website, and they don't have a way to contact them even listed. - Should the hydraulic parts fail, I wonder if they are going to support replacement parts, or if I will just have to replace the whole base which would not surprise me since we are turning into a society that just replaces rather than fixes or repairs a part. To have to replace this entire adjustable base would be ridiculous just because the hydraulics fail. If they are not supporting replacement parts, maybe they could provide contact information to those part manufacturers at the very least. Overall, I am still happy with the relief this product is providing for my back and would feel even better about my purchase if the seller would provide answers to my questions and concerns.

We bought this almost two years ago. Found a good deal decided to take the risk and get it and haven’t regretted it (except for one thing). ITS SO HEAVY😭 In the past two years we have moved twice and moving and disassembling and reassembling was the bane of our existence. It’s very very heavy which is part of why it’s so durable and lasts so long and through so many moves. I love it though and it’s very comfortable. Worth every penny!

I purchased the Allewie Adjustable Bed Base Frame with high expectations due to its advertised features and high weight capacity. Unfortunately, my experience has been deeply disappointing and has led to significant issues.Firstly, the structural integrity of the bed frame is fundamentally flawed. The frame is constructed using lightweight metal components and low-quality wood, which fail to provide the necessary strength and support. This lack of rigidity causes the frame to flex and bow under the weight of the mattress and the sleeper. Over time, these structural weaknesses have led to significant sagging, which compromises the overall support and alignment of the mattress, ultimately damaging it.Additionally, while the bed frame features adjustable head and foot incline, it does not offer consistent and even support across the entire surface of the mattress. Although adjustable bases inherently create pressure points where the mattress is unsupported when moved, well-structured adjustable bases are designed to minimize these pressure points and provide better overall support. In contrast, the design of this bed frame, or lack thereof, exacerbates these issues. The frame includes low-quality wooden slats that lack the necessary durability and strength to withstand regular use. Over time, these slats bend and warp, contributing to uneven support and further damaging the mattress.As a result of the bed frame's poor design and construction, my mattress has suffered extensive damage. The lack of proper support has caused significant and uneven sagging, severely affecting the mattress's ability to provide adequate spinal support. This compromised condition has resulted in severe back pain and discomfort, as the mattress can no longer maintain proper alignment and pressure distribution. The damage has significantly reduced the mattress's lifespan and comfort. I want to emphasize that my mattress is graded for use on an adjustable base, and the issues are directly related to the deficiencies of the bed frame itself.Overall, these defects have not only rendered the frame itself unusable but have also caused significant damage to my $1,800 mattress, which now needs to be replaced. Fortunately, my mattress is covered under warranty and will be replaced, but the damage and need for replacement are directly attributable to the issues with this bed frame. Due to the poor quality of the bed frame and the resulting damage to my mattress, I have experienced severe back pain, adding to the distress and inconvenience caused.I believe the product listing should include a warning that this bed frame may not be suitable for use with certain types of mattresses. More testing should be conducted to determine what the bed frame can actually support. Had I known these issues beforehand, I would never have purchased it, as it would have prevented the damage to my mattress and the resulting pain and discomfort.I still have the bed frame and can return it. Overall, my experience with the Allewie Adjustable Bed Base Frame has been extremely negative, and I cannot recommend this product to others

I couldn't be more pleased with this electric reclining bedframe. However, the construction instructions are not for the faint at heart. The paper instructions are not instructive enough, and while the video is good quality, it doesn't match the order of the paper instructions, has no sound, and is so fast as to make it difficult to pause between steps before the text on the screen fades. Truly, if they just added voice the video would be excellent, but without that it's just too fast for a construction with so many pieces. And there are a whole lot of pieces. All that being said. I love the bed frame. I'm using it with a real oversized king mattress instead of the foam ones that it's intended for and it still feels and works perfectly. The materials are also very good quality.

It wasn't so easy to assemble but it's worth every minute of it very stable easy to control I should have bought this long time ago

It's creaky at times, the bar at the foot of the bed should be idk bigger and back more because it barely seems to hold the bed when adjusted and then when you lay it flat again the whole thing is shifted forward about 5 inches. It actually made our bed more firm so take that as you will. The remote actually sucks, their batteries died right away probably because of the amazingly bright blue light on it. You have to really press and hold the buttons to get it going. I think the fact that it does work and makes the bed feel like a futon couch is the only great thing about it.