Serta Perfect Sleeper vs Zinus Cooling Copper Adaptive Hybrid

\-I have determined that a latex hybrid would be best for me: firm enough core that I won't sink in, materials that won't trap heat, and soft enough on top that my knees won't hurt (I don't mind supplementing with a topper if need be).

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.

It’s only been a month and the bed is already saggy in the middle and the waist area slumps while the shoulder area is rock hard with no give. Instead of getting better as it broke in it got much worse. The store model was great but the bed I received is the worst bed I have ever laid on. I have pressure pain in my shoulder and hips and pretty intense back pain where I’ve never had back pain

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

I had changed the firmness of the mattress during the middle for the trial, I contacted the company and they had no issues resending a firmer mattress as long as I was covering the price difference. The quality is not Casper, it is way better. ✅I hope you’ve found the information and my review helpful.✅

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 ...

The big manufacturers are often looked down upon here for various reasons. However, I just stayed at a Marriott hotel that had a Serta perfect sleeper Corporate Suite II mattress, and for many months I actually slept really well. The mattress was comfortable; I really liked it.

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...

What I can tell you is that I easily fell asleep and stayed that way for longer than you are supposed to for an afternoon nap. To me, it is comfortable, firm; indeed, "medium" firm. 3 days a week Misses Shops too much has a very early work shift and gets up a 3:45am. On those days she sleeps in the guest room

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

The Mattress Nerd’s Take: The Serta Perfect Sleeper Renewed Night is a great mid-range mattress that will work for a wide variety of sleepers, thanks to multiple firmness options. If you’re looking for specialized features like cooling or motion isolation, it’s not the strongest but it’ll work for the average person. Is the Serta Perfect Sleeper Renewed Night Mattress for You? We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types: If you often overheat while you sleep, this mattress should help you stay cool. Ideal for lightweight and average weight back sleepers

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

I’ve discovered that I like a somewhat softer mattress (the BB one was too firm but I bought it sight unseen when I was in a desperate phase of my life) when I was testing out mattresses at Mattress Firm. The expert there recommended the Serta Perfect Sleeper Charlotte, which is well within my budget, currently at $500 with delivery. Plus, I liked what I felt of it. I’m hoping to spend less than $1000 if I can help it but I know this is a major investment

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).