The 10 Best Zero Gravity Beds

This selection from Blissful Nights (appx. $1129) has everything you could possibly want in a bed, including dual massage motors and an underbed nightlight, and it's incredibly quiet while in operation, to boot. All that's left is to find someone to share it with.

There are both vertical and horizontal channels cut into the mattress on the Blissful Nights Ananda (about $1299), which helps you regulate your body temperature as you snooze. It's a great way for the sensitive sleeper to catch some Zs without having to steal all the covers.

The remote for the Sven & Son Classic (appx. $1127) might seem intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of it, you'll be grateful for all the features it boasts. You can reach zero gravity with the press of one button, and back to flat by tapping another.

The German-made Okin motor on the iDealBed 3i (appx. $899) is both smooth and quiet, so you can get comfortable without waking up your bedmate. It comes with legs of variable heights, allowing you to set the whole thing up to your preferred level for easy entry and exit.

The BedBoss Maximize 604 (appx. $600) doesn't have a preset zero gravity function, but luckily it allows you to save three of your own preferred positions, so you can easily find one that works for you and store it safely. The other two can be reserved for reading and Cheetos-eating.

The Serta Essential III (about $971) makes it easy to connect a pair of bases, as you can link them with one remote. That's great for the single user who needs a little more room to stretch out, or for the frustrated insomniac who wants to put her husband's head up when he saws logs.

Don't worry about getting caught in a compromising position when the power goes out with the Giantex Upholstered (about $430). You can set up the backup box with two 9-volt batteries, and if that doesn't work, there's a reset button that lays it down flat.

The Classic Brands Comfort Posture+ (around $887) arrives almost completely assembled, so the only concern you'll have is how to move its massive frame around. Once you get it set up, though, it should be durable enough to last you for years, even with heavy use.

If you already have a bed that you'd like to convert into an adjustable model, the iDealBed 4i (around $1199) fits inside most standard frames, so there's no need to throw away your old one when you upgrade. It's even compatible with all mattresses.

The Zero Gravity G-Force (about $2495) uses memory foam mattresses with aloe vera covers to lull you to sleep, and it even comes with bamboo pillows and 1,800-thread count sheets. If you like to drape yourself in luxury, this is one option that's tough to beat.