 Hey guys, it's Ashley Carman with The Verge. We are here at CES and I am demoing this massive smart bed, Sleep Number 360 smart bed that has foot warmers at the bottom, an air chamber inside that will adjust as you sleep, a snore detection that will elevate your head when you're snoring so that you stop snoring, and then on top of all of that, it will give you a score on how well you slept at night. This bed can do a lot and I'm going to take it for a ride. So what you really need to know about this bed is that there's multiple layers to it and that's the key. So at the bottom you have the mechanics, that's really what makes the bed move up and down. On top of that you have something called an air chamber, which is literally just a pocket of air with a pressure sensor in it that is able to detect subtle movements when you're snoring, vibrations, things like that. And on top of that you have the comfort layer. Obviously that's what makes the bed feel good. What's really nifty about this bed though is that there's dual air chambers, which means that both people in the bed can have custom settings. Whatever position you like to sleep in, it will adjust to you. So if one person snores a lot, you don't really have to worry because the bed is going to pick up on that on their side. It's going to leave you sleeping, but it's going to raise their head so that you don't have to elbow them or whatever to make them just wake up. And there's also a manual mode, which is through an app from Sleep Number. So yes, it is a Bluetooth bed, I know. The app is really important to this whole operation because the app is where you're going to be able to review data. So as you're sleeping, the bed is going to send data that it's picking up on, whether you snored, how much you tossed and turned. So it will send that data back to the app and all that will be configured through an algorithm and they'll figure out how well you slept that night. Unfortunately, here at CES, I can't demo the app, but with that said, I am very much demoing the foot warmers right now. I'm sitting on top of them and they feel very good. The 360 will be out later this year and the king size starts at $4,000. Now that price is going to vary depending on the comfort level you choose. Right now, I'm on the i10, which is the most comfortable and it feels pretty good. All right, so the Sleep Number 360 bed is super expensive and I definitely cannot afford it. I wish I could take it for a ride here and take a full blown nap, but unfortunately, Sleep Number doesn't make noise canceling pillows. Wait for it to start moving. This thing is so weird.
 Hey guys, it's Ashley Carman with The Verge.
 We are here at CES and I am demoing this massive smart bed, Sleep Number 360 smart bed that
 has foot warmers at the bottom, an air chamber inside that will adjust as you sleep, a snore
 detection that will elevate your head when you're snoring so that you stop snoring, and
 then on top of all of that, it will give you a score on how well you slept at night.
 This bed can do a lot and I'm going to take it for a ride.
 So what you really need to know about this bed is that there's multiple layers to it
 and that's the key.
 So at the bottom you have the mechanics, that's really what makes the bed move up and down.
 On top of that you have something called an air chamber, which is literally just a pocket
 of air with a pressure sensor in it that is able to detect subtle movements when you're
 snoring, vibrations, things like that.
 And on top of that you have the comfort layer.
 Obviously that's what makes the bed feel good.
 What's really nifty about this bed though is that there's dual air chambers, which means
 that both people in the bed can have custom settings.
 Whatever position you like to sleep in, it will adjust to you.
 So if one person snores a lot, you don't really have to worry because the bed is going to
 pick up on that on their side.
 It's going to leave you sleeping, but it's going to raise their head so that you don't
 have to elbow them or whatever to make them just wake up.
 And there's also a manual mode, which is through an app from Sleep Number.
 So yes, it is a Bluetooth bed, I know.
 The app is really important to this whole operation because the app is where you're
 going to be able to review data.
 So as you're sleeping, the bed is going to send data that it's picking up on, whether
 you snored, how much you tossed and turned.
 So it will send that data back to the app and all that will be configured through an
 algorithm and they'll figure out how well you slept that night.
 Unfortunately, here at CES, I can't demo the app, but with that said, I am very much demoing
 the foot warmers right now.
 I'm sitting on top of them and they feel very good.
 The 360 will be out later this year and the king size starts at $4,000.
 Now that price is going to vary depending on the comfort level you choose.
 Right now, I'm on the i10, which is the most comfortable and it feels pretty good.
 All right, so the Sleep Number 360 bed is super expensive and I definitely cannot afford
 it.
 I wish I could take it for a ride here and take a full blown nap, but unfortunately,
 Sleep Number doesn't make noise canceling pillows.
 Wait for it to start moving.
 This thing is so weird.