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Ergomotion Ascend Hi-Low with Tilt
Hi-low adjustable bed with full-bed tilt — ideal for mobility and stomach sleepers
Weight Capacity
750 lbs
Motor Type
Multi-motor with hi-low lift and tilt
Trial Period
Contact for details
Warranty
10-year limited warranty
Courier-friendly shipping
Our Ratings
Our Review
The Ergomotion Ascend brings hi-low height adjustability and a unique full-bed tilt feature to a more accessible price point than its sibling, the Dawn House. At $1,799 (down from $2,249), it offers 7 inches of height adjustment and up to 7 degrees of full-bed tilt — a feature that's perfect for side and stomach sleepers who want to sleep with their head elevated without the steep angle of traditional head articulation. It includes zero gravity, underbed lighting, zero clearance design, stackable legs (3"–9"), and a 15-button wireless remote with three programmable presets. It lacks the Dawn House's health sensors and voice control, but at less than half the price, it's a compelling option for anyone who needs hi-low adjustability without the smart bed premium.
Key Features
Hi-Low Height Adjustment
Raises and lowers the entire bed for ease of entry and exit
Full Bed Tilt
Tilts the entire head section up to 7° — ideal for stomach/side sleepers
Head & Foot Articulation
Independent head and foot elevation for reading, TV, or pain relief
Zero Gravity
NASA-inspired weightless positioning with head and legs slightly above heart
Underbed LED Lighting
Soft LED lights for safe nighttime navigation
15-Button Wireless Remote
Three programmable presets plus one-touch popular settings
Double-Click to Flat
Gravity returns the bed to flat position with a double button press
Zero Clearance Design
Motors and linkages positioned to not interfere with under-bed storage
Stackable Adjustable Legs
Adjustable from 3" to 9" height, max recommended 12"
Split King Sync
Sync cord lets two Twin XL bases mirror each other
Available Positions
What We Love
- Hi-low height adjustability — raises and lowers the entire bed
- Full bed tilt up to 7° — unique for side/stomach sleepers
- Significantly cheaper than Dawn House ($1,799 vs $4,399)
- Zero gravity preset
- Underbed LED lighting
- 15-button wireless remote with 3 programmable presets
- Stackable adjustable legs (3" to 9")
- Zero clearance design — no interference with under-bed storage
- Split King with sync cord for couples
- HSA/FSA eligible through Truemed
- Courier-friendly shipping (lighter than Dawn House)
- 100% 5-star reviews from verified buyers
Room for Improvement
- No health sensors or sleep monitoring (unlike Dawn House)
- No voice control or dedicated app
- No massage feature
- No auto anti-snore detection
- Still heavier than standard adjustable bases (187–269 lbs)
- Headboard sold separately
Best For
Not Ideal For
How we evaluated the Ergomotion Ascend Hi-Low with Tilt
This is a research evaluation. We assessed the Ergomotion Ascend Hi-Low with Tilt using Ergomotion's published specifications, its construction and feature set, warranty and trial terms, and available owner feedback. We have not measured motor noise or load-tested the frame, so no measured figures appear on this page.
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