Best Mattress Reviews

When we tried this mattress, we were impressed by its hybrid design. The combo of memory foam and pocket coils gave us a nice balance of comfort and support. We sank in just enough without feeling stuck.

The 3D knitted cover felt soft and cool to the touch. It seemed to help with airflow, which is a plus for hot sleepers. We didn’t wake up sweaty, even on warmer nights.

We noticed the motion isolation was pretty good. When one of us moved around, the other didn’t feel much disturbance. This could be great for couples or light sleepers.

Setup was a breeze. We just unboxed it, unrolled it, and let it expand. It did have a slight smell at first, but that went away after a day or two. The mattress reached its full 12-inch height within 72 hours.

While we found it comfy, the edges weren’t as firm as some might like. If you often sit on the side of the bed, this is worth noting. Also, keep in mind it may take a few nights to get used to the feel if you’re switching from a different type of mattress.

We tested the Best Price 10″ Green Tea Memory Foam mattress and were impressed by its comfort for the price. The top layer molds nicely to the body, helping ease pressure points. We noticed it did a good job isolating motion, which is great for couples.

The green tea infusion is a nice touch. It gave the mattress a subtle, pleasant scent that masked some of the typical new foam smell. Still, there was some off-gassing when we first unboxed it. We let it air out for a day before sleeping on it.

This mattress felt softer than we expected. Side sleepers on our team liked the cushioning, but some back and stomach sleepers wanted more support. The edges also compressed quite a bit when sitting on them. For the price though, we think it’s a solid choice for guest rooms or budget-conscious shoppers.

We tested the Viscountess Hybrid Queen Mattress and were impressed by its support. The mix of memory foam and pocket springs worked well for all of us, no matter our sleep style. Side sleepers and back sleepers both woke up feeling good.

The cooling features stood out to us. We didn’t get hot at night, which can be a problem with some foam mattresses. The breathable mesh sides helped air flow through the mattress. This kept us cool all night long.

We liked how quiet this mattress was. When one of us moved, the other didn’t feel it much. This is great for couples who don’t want to wake each other up. The mattress felt sturdy and well-made. We think it will last a long time, and the 10-year warranty backs that up.

The Purple PurpleFlex Mattress stands out with its GelFlex Grid. We found this 2-inch layer cradles our hips and shoulders while keeping our spine aligned. It’s not memory foam, but it still molds to our body.

We liked how the mattress stays cool. The grid design lets air flow, so we didn’t wake up sweaty. It bounces back fast when we move, which is nice for changing positions at night.

This mattress is hypoallergenic, which is great for folks with allergies. We appreciate that it’s made in the USA with food-grade materials. It feels sturdy and well-made. The cover is soft and stretchy.

We’ve spent some quality time with the Cariloha Classic Memory Foam Mattress, and it’s left a good impression on us. The first thing we noticed was the soft, cool-to-the-touch cover made from bamboo-derived viscose. It’s a nice touch that sets it apart from other memory foam options we’ve tried.

When we lay down, the medium-firm support was clear. It felt solid without being too hard. We sank in just enough to feel cradled, but not so much that we felt stuck. The edge support is a standout feature. We could sit on the side of the bed without feeling like we might slide off.

The mattress did have that new foam smell when we first unboxed it. It faded after a few days, but it’s worth noting if you’re sensitive to odors. We found the 10-inch thickness to be just right – not too tall, not too slim. It fit our sheets well and looked good on our bed frame.

The BedStory Melody Hybrid impressed us with its mix of comfort and support. When we first lay down, we felt the soft top layer cradle our bodies. But as we settled in, the pocketed coils provided nice pushback to keep our spines aligned.

We noticed the mattress did a good job isolating motion. When one of us got up in the night, the other barely felt it. This could be great for couples or light sleepers. The edges also felt sturdy when we sat on them to put on shoes.

Setting up the Melody was a bit tricky. It’s heavy, so we needed two people to move the box and unroll it. It took about a day to fully expand. At first, there was a slight smell, but it went away quickly. After a week of sleep tests, we found it comfy for back and side sleeping. Stomach sleepers might want something firmer, though.

The DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid feels like sleeping on a cloud. We sank into the soft top layers but felt supported by the coils underneath. The gel memory foam kept us cool all night long.

We liked the seven layers of different materials. The cashmere blend cover felt soft and cozy. The memory foam layers molded to our bodies without letting us sink in too much.

The individually wrapped coils gave the mattress a bit of bounce. We didn’t feel our partner move during the night. The 14-inch thickness made the bed feel substantial and durable.

We tested the Vesgantti Hybrid Queen mattress and were impressed by its comfort level. The mix of pocket springs and memory foam creates a nice balance of support and cushioning. We noticed how the springs worked independently to cradle different parts of our bodies.

The mattress did a good job of keeping us cool through the night. Its breathable design helped wick away sweat and heat. We also liked how quiet it was – we didn’t hear any squeaks or creaks when moving around.

One thing to note is that the mattress comes compressed in a box. It took about a day to fully expand to its 10-inch height. There was a slight smell at first, but it went away after a few days. Overall, we found this mattress to be a solid choice for those wanting a mix of comfort and value.

We tested the BedStory Extra Lumbar Support Mattress for several nights and were impressed by its comfort. The combination of pocket coils and memory foam gave us a nice mix of support and cushioning. We felt our backs were well-supported, especially in the lumbar region.

The motion isolation on this mattress worked well. When one of us moved around, the other barely noticed. This could be great for couples with different sleep schedules. We also liked that it’s made with CertiPUR-US certified foams, which means it’s free from harmful chemicals.

On the downside, some of our side-sleeping testers found it a bit too firm. It took a few days for the new mattress smell to go away. Moving the mattress was also a challenge due to its weight. Still, we think it offers good value for the price and could be a solid choice for back sleepers or those needing extra back support.

We tested the Elitespace 12-inch hybrid mattress and found it offers a nice balance of comfort and support. The memory foam top layer contoured to our bodies, while the pocket coils underneath gave nice bounce and helped keep our spines aligned.

The mattress stayed reasonably cool thanks to its breathable cover and airflow through the coils. We didn’t wake up sweaty, even on warmer nights. The motion isolation was also good – when one of us moved, the other barely felt it.

We did notice the edges felt a bit soft when sitting on the side of the bed. It also took about 3 days to fully expand and lose the “new mattress” smell. But for the price, we think this mattress is a great choice for most sleepers looking for comfort on a budget.