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Sapira is a new mattress brand by Leesa. The difference with Sapira than Leesa's memory foam mattres is that it is thicker and is a hybrid matress with a layer of coils at the base followed by three layers of foam above. This enables a feeling of comfort and balance throughout the entire bed that is unmatched by other competitors. If you are looking for a hybrid, this may just be the perfect fit.
Overall Score: 9.8/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.8/10
Price Value: 9.6/10
Back Support: 9.4/10
Price: $975-$1775
Bear mattress is one of the best mattresses reviewed. Although it is marketed and has won awards among athletes, it has a lot going for it for everyone. For one, it is designed to alleviate pressure points and straighten your spine (perfect for both sore athletes and people with chronic back pain). Also, its combination of CertiPUR-US foams (something that many similar beds don't offer), means that you aren't breathing in toxins at night. Lastly, it comes at an extremely affordable price given the quality of foam it uses. Because of all of these factors, folks love this bed.
Overall Score: 9.6/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.7/10
Price Value: 9.5/10
Back Support: 9.4/10
Price: $500-$950
Leesa offers one of the best all-around foam mattresses with three layers of foam -- one layer of avena curved foam, one memory foam, and a last support foam layer. It is one of the best mattresses reviewed and they are a B-Corp. They 'meet the highest standards of overall social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability and aspire to use the power of business to solve social and environmental problems.'
Overall Score: 9.5/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.5/10
Price Value: 9.3/10
Back Support: 9.5/10
Price: $525-$990
Nectar is a relative newcomer to the mattress space. Their big launch has been in 2017 surrounding their memory foam mattress. They have a few interesting differentiators - their memory foam mattress is softer than most others. It is a medium feel for most sleepers rather than a medium-firm. Also, they offer a full year trial and a 'forever' warranty, which is really generous compared to other brands. With CertiPUR-US foams that don't offgas nasty toxins and a competitive pricepoint, this is definitely a brand to consider.
Overall Score: 9.5/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.3/10
Price Value: 9.8/10
Back Support: 9.3/10
Price: $500-$900
Herobed is a hybrid mattress that is getting a lot of buzz around their #TagAHero campaign, a socially conscious mattress giveaway campaign designed to celebrate the everyday heroes in our lives. As part of this promotion, they promise to reward some lucky everyday heroes with free mattresses. What makes this even better? The mattress is a top contending hybrid with over 3,000 pocketed coils and graphite infused memory foam that provides a luxury feel that is hard to come by.
Overall Score: 9.4/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.4/10
Price Value: 9.4/10
Back Support: 9.3/10
Price: $699-$1299
Hyphen, like many others, offers just one mattress designed to fit everyone's needs. This mattress is made of three layers of foam -- polyurethane on top, transition in the middle, and support on the bottom. What it offers hand-down is relief on pressure points, which is excellent for those with constant pain.
Overall Score: 9.4/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.1/10
Price Value: 9.5/10
Back Support: 8.2/10
Price: $475-$875
Brooklyn Bedding is actually a Phoenix, Arizona company founded by two brothers in 1995 and named after one of the founder's daughters. What they have in experience shows in their matresses and attention to customer service!
Overall Score: 9.3/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9/10
Price Value: 9/10
Back Support: 7.3/10
Price: $450-$1050
Winkbeds is a factory-direct luxury hybrid mattress, aiming to disrupt the showroom and luxury mattress market. They have been a very innovative company in both their make: adding multiple layers of pocket coils before others in the factory direct industry. Also, they launched the coolControl mattress base, a first of its kind technology for sleepers to customize their mattress temperature while they sleep.
Overall Score: 9.3/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.3/10
Price Value: 9.3/10
Back Support: 9.5/10
Price: $749-$1549
Zenhaven is another brand by the factory-direct Saatva brand, which has done very well with their Saatva bed. Zenhaven is a latex only mattress and brands itself as an all natural, eco-friendly alternative to other foam mattresses. The pricepoint is in line with other all-latex factory-direct varieties.
Overall Score: 9.3/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9/10
Price Value: 9.4/10
Back Support: 8.3/10
Price: $1299-$2499
Saatva is a very interesting brand -- rather than go for the all memory foam design that so many other factory-direct models go with, Saatva has decided to invest in better coil technology, while maintaining a high element of comfort. By encasing their upper coils in foam, they have a 'best of both worlds' feel that makes them one of the most interesting brands available today.
Overall Score: 9.3/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.2/10
Price Value: 8.7/10
Back Support: 8/10
Price: $599-$1399
The Eight Mattress is a Y Combinator backed start up that was first known for its smart mattress cover. With its initial success, in late 2016, Eight announced that it would create its very own smart mattress. They are one of the first companies to this space and some sleepers report that there are still some mechanics to work out. However, the promise of their product is remarkable: bed warming, smart alarm (that wakes you at your lightest sleep level), an integrated mobile app, and further customizations with your smart home.
Overall Score: 9.2/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.1/10
Price Value: 9.4/10
Back Support: 9.1/10
Price: $525-$1249
Voila is a newcomer, looking to disrupt the market with a hybrid mattress that puts an eye on coils and also on layers. Overall, they have 11 layers to their bed, which is way different than others common three - four layer varieties. Do all those layers translate to better comfort? What do the consumers have to say?
Overall Score: 9.1/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.2/10
Price Value: 9.1/10
Back Support: 8.7/10
Price: $499-$1299
Qomfort is doing big things in the mattress space! They offer a lifetime warranty, which really shows that they stand behind their products. Another thing that sets them apart from the rest is their very own scientists invented the memory foams they use in their beds and they pass on that quality and cost savings to the consumer. We are excited about what Qomfort is doing and are eager to see them grow in the industry.
Overall Score: 9.1/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.1/10
Price Value: 9.5/10
Back Support: 8.3/10
Price: $399-$799
My Green Mattress was founded with the mission to create an all natural mattress that wouldn't harm those that are sensitive to off-gassing or other forms of toxicity in and around mattresses. They offer a variety of Dunlop latex and pocket coil mattresses for both adults and children that are Greenguard and GOTS certified, which are some of the highest organic and safe certifications out there.
Overall Score: 9.1/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9.1/10
Price Value: 9.3/10
Back Support: 9.1/10
Price: $529-$1499
Loom and Leaf is a lot of mattress -- standing at just about 12 inches thick. Rather than three layers of foam, it has four. If you are frustrated by back pain, this could be the mattress for you. It has a medium firm option that is approved by chiropractors and other back pain gurus. Also, its multiple layers mean that your spine alignment is never an issue. This is a luxury bed.
Overall Score: 9.1/10
Customer Satisfaction: 9/10
Price Value: 9.2/10
Back Support: 8.7/10
Price: $699-$1499
Dreamfoam bedding is a lower cost subsidiary of Brooklyn bedding. These economy mattresses are perfect for the budget conscious shopper and driving great value for the price. Also, they great for anyone with allergies according to their hypoallergenic score!
Overall Score: 8.9/10
Customer Satisfaction: 8.6/10
Price Value: 9.7/10
Back Support: 6.7/10
Price: $149-$1799
Cocoon by Sealy is Sealy's answer to the disruptive mattress in a box brands that have been so popular over the past two years. They offer two mattresses, both a variety of memory foams, a 'Chill' version and a regular version with a soft and a firm version. Through their massive brand awareness and mattress industry connections, it is no doubt that some of the disrupters are concerned about their mattress in a box entry.
Overall Score: 8.9/10
Customer Satisfaction: 8.9/10
Price Value: 8.8/10
Back Support: 8.7/10
Price: $399-$1149
Nest Bedding has been very busy -- making a wide selection of mattresses. They sell seven different mattresses from The Alexander Series, The Alexander Hybrid, Love & Sleep Mattress, Active X, The Smarthouse Collection, Natural Latex Collection, and even BKB Kid's Mattress. From foam to hybrid, you can find what you are looking with Nest Bedding.
Overall Score: 8.9/10
Customer Satisfaction: 8.8/10
Price Value: 8.8/10
Back Support: 7.1/10
Price: $299-$1399
Ghostbed is a brand from Nature's Sleep, combining both latex and memory foam materials. Like many other memory foam mattresses, it has three layers with aerated latex on top and memory foam on the bottom. It is perfect for firm/support lovers and hot sleepers.
Overall Score: 8.8/10
Customer Satisfaction: 8.7/10
Price Value: 8.5/10
Back Support: 9.1/10
Price: $495-$875
If you have allergies or are concerned by harmful chemicals, Plushbeds has you covered! They are GreenGuard certified, which means that their mattresses don't have harmful organic compounds or allergens. Besides that, they offer latex, memory foam, and coil mattresses. But, you may have to pay more for these benefits vs others listed here.
Overall Score: 8.7/10
Customer Satisfaction: 8.5/10
Price Value: 8.7/10
Back Support: 7.7/10
Price: $549-$2799
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