Casper Nova Hybrid vs Leesa Hybrid

So, in terms of comfort, it just depends on the sleeper. It's very soft and it gives a bit too much in my opinion, but it works for my son. As far as price, I'm skeptical about the quality of a mattress that comes rolled up like that, 5 bucks short of 2 grand is over the top in my opinion. Given my feelings about the mattress, I did ask my son what he thought about the cost - he's all grown up and works to pay for his things, so he does understand the value of a dollar

Lisa took their original foam mattress and added springs to it for advanced support and to make this guy today, I'm going to put it through a variety ...

The misunderstood - So there is supposed to be a softer "well" for shoulder areas, hip areas, etc. I'm 5'3" on a good day. My husband is 6'2". How do you have wells that fit both of us? Which way is the top of the mattress and which is the bottom? Do I have it backwards? Is that why my shoulder is screaming at me this morning? I feel like I may have some culpability in this not working for me, so I am going to bookmark this to give an update

She like firm and I like soft, some how this mattress is a perfect fit for us both. The one compliant I have is that the mattress is not true to size, we have a king and the dimensions of our mattress is a couple inches smaller than standard king size dimensions. We addressed this with the company and after sending a few pictures, they replaced the mattress, BUT the new mattress is again slightly smaller than standard king size dimensions. This has no affect on the comfort level, but it does look odd on our platform bed

We've got our full written reviews comparisons to every other Casper mattress, probably some other mattresses and any discounts may be able to find wi...

Now, we've talked about pocketed coils a bunch on this channel and how they are different to traditional inner springs. The long story short is instea...

You can see it's convoluted for some airflow as well, but you're gonna have seven zones. They're actually going to bury the firmness across the surfac...

Check down below in the description for anything you might be able to find. We think when all said and done, you'll be paying closer to 1500 for this ...

It does feel cheaply made - makes me question the durability. I didn’t get any significant pains while sleeping on this mattress, but I did notice a few aches on some days. Not sure if this would be the best fit for a hot sleeper either. I’ve tried both versions of the Nova mattress - memory foam and hybrid

I have had my queen size Layla Hybrid for almost a year and I am still very happy. The mattress has held up well. I use the firm side, which has been great for me as a 5'10", 190 lb side sleeper with minor shoulder and hip issues.

And because the Casper Nova is a pretty new mattress on the market, we've been receiving quite a few questions that aren't normally covered during a r...

I think I like that Sealy Norman Hybrid, but read some "low quality" concerns from Sealy and wanna stear away from MF (even though it does come with an adjustable base, I'll probably never use it). I keep getting caught up in layers of foam, thinking that some of the brands with only 2-3 layers are suckers, or that Tufts and Needle doesn't count because it's not actual memory foam (original TF is 740 for a king right now). I just want something that is hopefully great from the first go, and has a refund policy I can trust if I need it (which is apparently not a given with Nectar or Zinus).

Those feel like a good balance between cost and comfort. We like something on the softer side (nothing too firm).

I would recommend you look for something with some latex foam layers in addition to pocketed coils. So I want to take a second here to answer some of ...

Also, we also prefer sleeping cooler, so a mattress that can also keep cool is a plus. She and I are primarily side & back sleepers.

But they are very comfortable. If you want a foam bed, you should get a hybrid, because the spring layer will allow some air flow to cool you, I would avoid "all foam" with your weight and heat preference. Try a Leesa hybrid or another hybrid instead of an all foam nectar.

Next up is a top layer of Casper's proprietary Airscape foam. So this foam is right here and it has a soft pressure relieving feel. and it's perforate...

So what does all that mean? Well, First off, speaking of breathability and cooling should be quite a breathable mattress with the breathable cover ven...

UPDATE: It took SIX MONTHS of around-the-clock venting with a VOC-removing air purifier in the room before the off-gassing stopped making me sick.

I like it but I don’t give it a 5 stars because it stinks. It’s been 3 weeks and smell doesn’t go away👎🏻