Casper Nova Hybrid vs Zinus Cooling Copper Adaptive 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

1, buy a cheap mattress and replace it often. 2, buy a more expensive mattress and it will last long enough to pay for itself (you hope).

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

My main dislike however is that the matress dimensions are about 2" shorter and 1" narrower than standard queen size matress. I now have large gaps all around between the matress and the inset bed frame. Really not happy about that. My previous matress fit very nicely, this one fits horrible

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...

Just wanted to share my experience with Zinus. I bought a Queen 10" memory foam in 2017. It felt great at first and nearly cured my back pain!(I've had back surgery and a somewhat debilitating ongoing pain at times). I was pumped as this was life-changing for me at the time

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...

Even though it is a spring mattress and typically spring mattresses tend to be a little bit bouncy and more flexible than solid foam mattresses. 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

Heavy bed. All in all - I got a great deal at onesixty for the 12 inch twin and hopefully this works for my daughter for a decade plus. Thank you Amazon for the awesome price.

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...

So today we're talking about the Zenith Cooling Copper Adaptive Hybrid Mattress. That is a mouthful, but it comes from Zenith and it's part of their n...

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

Just beneath this cover is thermoregulating copper-infused memory foam, a layer that effortlessly dispels unwanted heat. In addition to keeping you pe...

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.

Number Two: The coolest sleep, yet unique adaptive fabric cover cools as it triggers evaporation of excess moisture, while copper infused memory foam ...

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...

We bought this for our son for his dorm apartment. It is solid as advertised, and also cooling. When we arrived another boy had the same mattress. Great mattress for a great price