Thought that you wouild like to know that we purchased the I Comfort Revolution Queen two months ago. After 30+ years years on our old spring mattress, my wife was feeling the springs where ever she slept.

The first month we had the bed I didn't have too much of a problem.After 2 months,cumulatively , little by little, noticed my hips ached upon arising. My husband had a problem with the bed all but 3 nights with his arms(pressure points) falling asleep and now his back is bothering him a bit.We are both healthy & active and have never had problems.It was time to get a new bed and we didn't like our tempurpedic topper due to it retaining heat so!

I was drawn into the ultra plush feel of this bed because I was looking for something very easy on my right shoulder which I injured years ago and had surgery. Problem is the support for my spine is inadequate with this Revolution. Without ever having slept on an ultra plush bed, there is no way to tell the effects of sinking in too much. After 3 1/2 weeks on this bed, I feel and hear stiffness when turning my head.
Beware of sleeping on an ultra plush mattress where your hips sink down in the mattress a lot
Odor was never an issue when this bed was delivered. Sleeplikethedead had some customers report that. I stuck my nose right into the mattress when new. No strong odor.
I slept hotter on this mattress. I had to stow away my comforter and switch to a thin quilt.
Mattress is put together well. Never a sign of a defect.
I question Serta's design approach though - Revolution is the most plush of the four models, yet it is #3 in terms of cost. Same is true of the Serta Vera Wang latex collection. From 1 to 4, it goes medium, firm, ultra plush, plush. That's weird.
You watch, this lineup of beds is not going to make a dent in Tempurpedic sales.