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With a score of 9.6, the Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper offers excellent edge support, allowing sleepers to utilize the full surface area without feeling like they might roll off.
The mattress scores 9.0 in cooling performance, thanks to its hybrid design that enhances airflow. The top layer includes 2.0 inches of copper-infused memory foam, which helps dissipate heat effectively.
The mattress has a fast response time of 0.3 seconds for mostly recovered and 0.7 seconds for fully recovered, making it easy to move around on the bed.
Scoring 9.0, the mattress provides good pressure relief without excessive sinkage, allowing for a balanced feel that accommodates various body types.
The mattress has a higher level of motion transfer (7.7 score), which may disturb light sleepers if their partner moves during the night.
The mattress performs well in alleviating pressure, particularly for back and side sleepers, with low pressure buildup in key areas.
The mattress is designed with cooling features, including its copper-infused foam and breathable coil construction, making it a good option for hot sleepers.
The mattress offers sturdy edge support, allowing users to utilize the full surface without feeling like they might roll off.
The hybrid design allows for good responsiveness, making it easier for combination sleepers to change positions.
While it has average motion isolation, it may not be ideal for couples who are sensitive to movement.
The mattress combines memory foam with springs, offering a softer feel that Kern appreciated, especially for pressure relief on her joints.
The mattress did provide some cooling benefits, but Kern still woke up hot on several occasions.
"Motion Transfer: 4.5/5"
"Edge Support: 5/5"
"Cooling: 4/5"
The all-foam design excels in isolating motion, making it a good choice for couples, especially if one partner is a light sleeper.
The mattress offers decent edge support, although a hybrid version may provide better reinforcement along the edges.
The copper infusion may provide some cooling benefits, but its effectiveness can vary by individual.
Exceptional motion isolation
Good edge support
Coil unit provides bounce and contouring
Excellent pressure relief for side sleepers
Exceptional cooling capabilities due to copper fibers in the cover
Some noted a slight off-gassing odor upon unboxing
Excellent motion isolation; movements from a partner or pets were barely felt.
Adequate for side sleepers, but stomach sleepers may find it too soft, leading to discomfort.
Reasonably good for a memory foam mattress, though sitting on the edge caused some sinking.
Noticeable chemical smell that dissipated after a few days.
The mattress retains heat more than anticipated, making it less suitable for hot sleepers.
The copper-infused top layer and breathable coil support help regulate temperature, making it suitable for those who tend to overheat at night.
The mattress is responsive due to the pocketed coils, making it easier for combination sleepers to switch positions.
Plush Memory Foam Layer provides contouring and pressure relief.
The hybrid design offers some bounce.
Average edge support, which may not be ideal for seniors or couples who need more stability when sitting or sleeping near the edge.
Does not excel in motion isolation, which may disturb partners sharing the bed.
Advanced cooling features, including a copper-infused cover and gel memory foam layer with phase-change materials
Minimal motion transfer, suitable for couples
Excellent for side sleepers, but mixed results for back and stomach sleepers
Weak edge support noted by testers
Eight inches of individually wrapped coils provide edge-to-edge support.
The dynamic transition layer minimizes motion transfer.
Copper-infused cooling cover helps wick away body heat.
Therapeutic memory foam contours to the body, offering pressure relief.
Scoring 9.0, the mattress provides good pressure relief without excessive sinkage, allowing for a balanced feel that accommodates various body types.
The mattress performs well in alleviating pressure, particularly for back and side sleepers, with low pressure buildup in key areas.
The mattress combines memory foam with springs, offering a softer feel that Kern appreciated, especially for pressure relief on her joints.
Excellent pressure relief for side sleepers
Plush Memory Foam Layer provides contouring and pressure relief.
Excellent for side sleepers, but mixed results for back and stomach sleepers
Therapeutic memory foam contours to the body, offering pressure relief.
Adequate for side sleepers, but stomach sleepers may find it too soft, leading to discomfort.
The mattress has a fast response time of 0.3 seconds for mostly recovered and 0.7 seconds for fully recovered, making it easy to move around on the bed.
The mattress is responsive due to the pocketed coils, making it easier for combination sleepers to switch positions.
The hybrid design allows for good responsiveness, making it easier for combination sleepers to change positions.
Coil unit provides bounce and contouring
The hybrid design offers some bounce.
Exceptional motion isolation
Excellent motion isolation; movements from a partner or pets were barely felt.
The all-foam design excels in isolating motion, making it a good choice for couples, especially if one partner is a light sleeper.
Minimal motion transfer, suitable for couples
The dynamic transition layer minimizes motion transfer.
The mattress has a higher level of motion transfer (7.7 score), which may disturb light sleepers if their partner moves during the night.
While it has average motion isolation, it may not be ideal for couples who are sensitive to movement.
"Motion Transfer: 4.5/5"
Does not excel in motion isolation, which may disturb partners sharing the bed.
The mattress scores 9.0 in cooling performance, thanks to its hybrid design that enhances airflow. The top layer includes 2.0 inches of copper-infused memory foam, which helps dissipate heat effectively.
The copper-infused top layer and breathable coil support help regulate temperature, making it suitable for those who tend to overheat at night.
Advanced cooling features, including a copper-infused cover and gel memory foam layer with phase-change materials
The mattress is designed with cooling features, including its copper-infused foam and breathable coil construction, making it a good option for hot sleepers.
Copper-infused cooling cover helps wick away body heat.
Exceptional cooling capabilities due to copper fibers in the cover
The mattress did provide some cooling benefits, but Kern still woke up hot on several occasions.
The copper infusion may provide some cooling benefits, but its effectiveness can vary by individual.
"Cooling: 4/5"
The mattress retains heat more than anticipated, making it less suitable for hot sleepers.
With a score of 9.6, the Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper offers excellent edge support, allowing sleepers to utilize the full surface area without feeling like they might roll off.
Eight inches of individually wrapped coils provide edge-to-edge support.
The mattress offers sturdy edge support, allowing users to utilize the full surface without feeling like they might roll off.
Good edge support
The mattress offers decent edge support, although a hybrid version may provide better reinforcement along the edges.
Reasonably good for a memory foam mattress, though sitting on the edge caused some sinking.
"Edge Support: 5/5"
Average edge support, which may not be ideal for seniors or couples who need more stability when sitting or sleeping near the edge.
Weak edge support noted by testers
Noticeable chemical smell that dissipated after a few days.
Some noted a slight off-gassing odor upon unboxing