Titan Plus Luxe

In terms of who should get the Brooklyn Bedding Titan Luxe mattress, I think it's a better option in general for heavier side sleepers. Definitely sof...

To finish this review, I found that the Titan Luxe Hybrid is an excellently balanced mattress that provides much needed support and comfort for plus s...

Brooklyn Bedding does ask that you test out the bed for about 30 days before beginning a return.

Finally, our testing showed the Titan Luxe to feature above average temperature control.

This worked for a bit, but the sagging was still a problem. Finally, we ordered a Titan Luxe mattress. It is very firm, but better with the added latex topper I mentioned previously, but the edge support is horrible and we are constantly bumping into each other, because otherwise we feel like we are falling off the bed. We’re looking for something with better edge support, ideally something that is a bit softer (but not extremely), and we are hoping to stay under $2,000 for a King Size hybrid mattress (ideally less than $1500).

I would rule out the Casper, Purple, Nectar and Helix on durability issues. They're fine for folks under 200lbs - 225lbs or so -- but they don't use premium materials and thus will have a shorter lifespan with daily usage by someone over that. Given that you're not a side sleeper, I would say if you're going for the Titan you should go for the Titan original (Titan Firm) rather than the Titan Luxe. Back and stomach sleepers both need fairly firm mattresses (back sleepers less so, but stomach sleepers especially).

We just got the Titan Luxe last month. It's made for heavy people. I'm 260 and my wife is 250 and we love it. I feel absolutely no pain or pressure on my shoulders and hips on my side and it's still great for back sleeping.

Titan/Titan Luxe, WinkBeds Plus, Saatva HD (this has latex and is kinda expensive), Helix plus. I sleep on the nest but I am like 145lbs lol and you'd need to get the firm model. The positive thing about it is the fact that it has a zipper in it which would make it possible to replace the comfort layer fairly easily with latex or whatever you want in the future. It is however not a memory foam bed.

Don't bother with T&N Mint, it'd probably be too soft for you and won't last you long enough, nor provide enough support. Instead of signature or aurora you'd probably be better of with Titan/Titan Luxe.

I just ordered the Titan Luxe. I'll let you know how it is when I get it. It's made for heavier people and a great price compared compared others.