When it comes to choosing a new mattress, there is a huge amount of choice on the market to cater for every consumer’s needs.
If you’re currently looking to buy a new mattress, you may be searching by brand, or by sleeping style, material or some other variable. This article features every type of mattress, sorted by brand and type.
Mattress Reviews By Type
Based on the various types available, mattresses can be sectioned into numerous categories, helping the buyer narrow down the best selection based on their individual needs. For example, some mattresses may be better for back pain, while others may be ideal for better sex.
Below is a roundup of our top rated mattresses listed by type, and categorized into various sections such as material, medical condition, sleeping position, and firmness.
Although we have individual write-ups for mattress brands, this section covers “top 10” style comparison articles for various different mattresses from leading brands on the market.
Best Air Mattress
Best Camping Mattress
Best Cooling Mattress
Best Crib Mattress
Best Folding Mattress
Best Gel Mattress
Best Hybrid Mattress
Best Latex Mattress
Best Luxury Mattress
Best Memory Foam
Pack n Play Mattress
Best Twin Mattress
Mattress For Hip Pain
Mattress For Obese
Mattress For Sciatica
Mattress For Snorers
Mattress For Back Pain
Best Firm Mattress
All Mattress Reviews By Brand
We have tried, tested and reviewed literally hundreds of mattresses from different manufacturers over the years, so you can trust our knowledge and expertise when it comes to our reviews and recommendations.
Below you will find our latest reviews based on mattress brand and sorted by type:
Jump To: Foam Mattresses | Hybrid & Innerspring Mattresses | Latex Mattresses
Memory Foam & Proprietary Foam
Amerisleep AS2
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $1049 - $2198
Amerisleep AS3
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $1149 - $2398
Bear (Original)
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $590 - $990
Best Price Mattress
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: N/A
Price Range: $159 - $345
Casper Original
Thickness: 11"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $595 - $1295
GhostBed Luxe
Thickness: 13"
Warranty: 25 Years
Sleep Trial: 101 Nights
Price Range: $1245 - $2900
Idle Plush
Thickness: 14"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 548 Nights
Price Range: $949 - $1649
Layla Sleep
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $599 - $1099
Leesa Original
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $599 - $1199
Live and Sleep Classic
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 30 Night
Price Range: $399 - $649
Loom & Leaf
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: 15 Years
Sleep Trial: 180 Night
Price Range: $899 - $2476
Modway Aveline
Thickness: 6/8/10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: N/A
Price Range: $229 - $482
Molecule 1
Thickness: 12.25"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $699 - $1099
Nectar Sleep
Thickness: 11"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 365 Day
Price Range: $499 - $999
Nolah Signature 12
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $1069 - $1769
Plank
Thickness: 11.5"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $699 - $1249
Puffy
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 101 Night
Price Range: $795 - $1350
Puffy Lux
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 101 Night
Price Range: $1445 - $1995
Purple
Thickness: 9.25"
Warranty: 10 Year
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $599 - $1449
Sleep Innovations
Thickness: 8/10/12"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: N/A
Price Range: $200 - $500
Tuft & Needle
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $350 - $750
Tuft and Needle Mint
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $695 - $1245
Vibe 12-Inch Gel
Thickness: 12"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: N/A
Price Range: $170 - $420
Yogabed
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 101 Nights
Price Range: $599 - $1099
Zinus Green Tea
Thickness: 6/8/10/12"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: TBC
Price Range: $112 - $410
Hybrid & Innerspring
Amore Beds Natural
Thickness: 11" and 13"
Warranty: 25 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $775 - $1650
Aviya
Thickness: 13"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $799 - $1399
Bear Hybrid
Thickness: 14"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $1090 - $1690
Casper Wave Hybrid
Thickness: 13"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $1185 - $2375
Classic Brands
Thickness: 8"
Warranty: 3 Years
Sleep Trial: N/A
Price Range: $150 - $310
DreamCloud Mattress
Thickness: 14"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 180 Night
Price Range: $799 - $1299
Eco Terra
Thickness: 11"
Warranty: 15 Years
Sleep Trial: 90 Night
Price Range: $749 - $1249
Emma Original Hybrid
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 200 Night
Price Range: £1059 - £1329
GhostBed
Thickness: 11"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $545 - $1490
Happsy
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $899 - $1699
Idle Sleep Hybrid
Thickness: 14"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 18 Month
Price Range: $1041 - $1999
Linenspa Hybrid
Thickness: 8/10/12"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: N/A
Price Range: $99 - $320
Perfect Cloud Hybrid
Thickness: 11"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 30 Days
Price Range: $349 - $799
Saatva
Thickness: 11.5/14.5"
Warranty: 15 Years
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $849 - $2099
Simba Hybrid Pro
Thickness: 11"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 200 Night
Price Range: £899 - £1379
Sweetnight
Thickness: 10/12"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $378 - $648
Titan
Thickness: 11.5"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $699 - $1249
WinkBed
Thickness: 13.5"
Warranty: Lifetime
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $1349 - $2199
Latex
Latex For Less
Thickness: 7" and 9"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 120 Night
Price Range: $1149 - $1949
Naturepedic
Thickness: 10" - 15"
Warranty: 10-20 Years
Sleep Trial: 90 Day
Price Range: $1199 - $4799
PlushBeds Botanical
Thickness: 9/10/12"
Warranty: 25 Years
Sleep Trial: 100 Night
Price Range: $2199 - $3998
Spindle Natural Latex
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 10 Years
Sleep Trial: 365 Night
Price Range: $1600 - $3000
Zenhaven
Thickness: 10"
Warranty: 20 Years
Sleep Trial: 180 Night
Price Range: $1399 - $3199
How We Rate & Review A Mattress
Choosing a mattress is a lot more involved than choosing a living room sofa, or dining room chairs. A mattress is the most important and most frequent piece furniture that you’ll use, on a nightly basis. Therefore, it’s imperative you know what you’re buying when it’s time to shop for your new mattress.
Nowadays, there are so many variables to evaluate and differences between mattresses, which means when it comes to us conducting reviews there are many valuable insights to be offered to our readers.
Our team of experts have been reviewing mattresses and similar bedding related products for over 5 years, and it’s safe to say our knowledge is extensive, and advice is unbiased.
In this section we go a little more in-depth as to how we go about our mattress ratings, and why you should make these considerations when buying a new mattress.
What Type Of Materials & Layers Are Used?
One of the most important and perhaps the first thing to note when seeking a new mattress is the type of material that it’s constructed of. For example, is it memory foam, latex, or hybrid? These will determine quality, longevity and comfort of the mattress. Most manufacturers now have their own proprietary foams which we usually discuss in our reviews.
The layers which make up the mattress should be arranged in a logical fashion, and without scrimping on the good stuff. Meaning, there is no point having 0.5″ layer of latex and the rest being made of spring, and then marketing it as a latex mattress, right? We’ll highlight anywhere that we see poor quality of the likes.
Is It Comfortable and Supportive?
Our Favorite Comfortable Mattresses
Does It Have Good Edge Support?
Does It Sleep Cool?
List Of Top Cooling Mattresses
Is It Certified Safe?
The more certifications a mattress has, the better. We like mattresses that have at least a couple certs, but there are minimum requirements for some. For example:
If you’re buying a foam mattress or anything which has a foam layer, look out for the CertiPUR-US certification. This will mean that it’s made without ozone depleters, PBDEs, TDCPP or TCEP (”Tris”) flame retardants, mercury, lead, and other heavy metals. Also, the foam will contain no formaldehyde, phthalates and is regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Lasttly, it will ensure low VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) emissions for indoor air quality (less than 0.5 parts per million).
Other’s to look out for when it comes to textiles and fabric components of the mattress are Certified GOTS and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100.
Choosing Based On Sleeping Position
Back Sleepers
The first thing a back sleeper needs is a good firm mattress. A soft mattress for a back-sleeper can cause all kinds of problems. If you are a back sleeper, make sure you get a firm or luxury mattress. If the bed is too soft, it can cause pressure points on your lower back. This can result in back pain and soreness.
When a mattress is too soft, it can also cause you to sink too far into the bed. This again puts a lot of pressure on your lower spine. A good quality mattress will have a lot of “springiness” to it. It will give you just enough to take the pressure off your back muscles, and spine.
The best mattresses for back sleepers are those that have been reinforced with extra springs, coils or foam layers.
Side Sleepers
Side sleepers need a soft or medium mattress. If you are a side sleeper, avoid getting a firm mattress because it will be too hard for your body and may cause pain in your hip area. There are a few exceptions to this though. If you have a bad hip, a firm or medium-firm mattress might be the only way to alleviate the pain.
Side sleepers need to have enough space between their bodies and the bed. A good memory foam or hybrid mattress will contour your body shape and allow your curves to sink into it, but at the same time, it will retain its shape so you won’t feel too much pressure on your shoulders or hips.
Stomach Sleepers
Stomach sleepers generally need a medium-firm mattress. This is because stomach sleepers tend to sink in more than most other sleeping positions. A soft mattress may not be the best option for stomach sleepers because they will sink in too much, giving them almost no support. A firm bed will allow for more support for the back and neck, but it may be uncomfortable when sleeping on your stomach.
Combo Sleepers
A combo-sleeper is a person who can sleep in any position, including their stomach.
If you are a combo-sleeper, there is no real rule for you to follow. It all depends on your body and what works best for you. If you’re a combo-sleeper and fall into any of the above categories (especially back or side), then stick with that category and don’t deviate. However, if you tend to vary between positions throughout the night, feel free to choose any mattress as long as it works for your body. The best way forward is to utilize the sleep trial that comes with most bed-in-a-box solutions and see which you like most.
Is It Good For Partners?
What Are The Company Policies?
Warranty
Shipping
while others don’t offer the service at all.
Sleep Trial
A buzz-term in this industry, the length of time you get to try the mattress for in your own home before you have to send it back. The average sleep trial period is around 100 nights, but some offer a 365 night trial.
Returns
Some companies offer a free and seamless returns policy, while others can be long winded and chargeable. It is important to know what you are getting yourself in for; it is certainly worth asking the question. It is also beneficial for you to know how it works, if there are any charges or if they take away for your or if you have to donate the mattress to a charity as part of the returns process. We often break this down in our review.
Is It Good Value For Money?
When taking all of the above considerations into account, we finally must decide on the value aspect of the product.
For example, questions we’d ask ourselves are; is the mattress worth the price tag? What is it lacking? What justifies the price? Could we get better value elsewhere?