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It had an impressive response time of 0.2 seconds, making it one of the fastest mattresses tested.
It had a high bounce of 10.86 inches, making it easy to move around on and enhancing its suitability for sexual activity.
The mattress performed well in cooling tests, maintaining a lower maximum temperature compared to average mattresses.
It had a high bounce of 10.86 inches.
The mattress provided good pressure relief but was noted for a high degree of pushback.
While edge support was excellent for sitting, it was less effective for lying down, with a noticeable downward angle.
The mattress had high motion transfer, which could be disruptive for couples.
Discomfort and back pain when sleeping on back, arm pain when sleeping on stomach
Concerns about side support and longevity
Minimal off-gassing upon unboxing.
The hybrid design may transfer motion.
Rated 4/5 for edge support.
Recommended for hot sleepers due to its cooling features.
Excellent cooling capabilities, making it a good choice for hot sleepers
Responsive and bouncy feel
Responsive and bouncy feel
Responsive and bouncy feel
Good balance of support and pressure relief, making it a viable option for those with back pain
Average motion isolation, which may not be ideal for couples where one partner is a light sleeper
Average edge support, meaning those who share the bed may feel less secure when lying near the edges
Sedona Elite and Dreamfoam Copper models excel in pressure relief, especially for side sleepers and those with shoulder pain.
Aurora Luxe and Spartan models are noted for their cooling features, ideal for hot sleepers.
The mattress excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples.
The mattress offers a bouncy, springy feel rather than the sink-in sensation typical of memory foam.
Provides good spinal alignment, but some users reported hip and lower back pain during the initial adjustment period.
Edge support is adequate along the sides but weak at the corners and foot of the bed.
Struggles with temperature regulation, retaining more heat than expected despite the cooling cover.
The mattress excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples.
The firm version offers a bouncy, supportive feel.
A slight off-gassing smell is present initially but dissipates quickly.
While the mattress supports spinal alignment, it may not alleviate hip and lower back pain for all users.
The mattress has been noted to retain heat despite the optional Cloud Pillow Top with GlacioTex fabric for cooling.
The mattress has weak edge support, particularly at the corners and foot of the bed.
Signature Hybrid: moderate edge support; Aurora Luxe: strong edge support (4.5/5); Plank Firm: exceptional edge support (5/5).
Signature Hybrid: moderate cooling capabilities (2/5); Aurora Luxe: advanced cooling technology; Plank Firm: good cooling properties (4/5).
Signature Hybrid: effective pressure relief (4/5); Aurora Luxe: exceptional pressure relief (5/5); Plank Firm: limited pressure relief (3/5).
Signature Hybrid: average motion transfer (3/5); Aurora Luxe: moderate motion transfer (2.5/5); Plank Firm: moderate motion transfer.
Aurora Luxe features cooling technology for a comfortable night's sleep
Effective at minimizing motion transfer, making it suitable for couples
The breathable cover and coil design enhance airflow, helping to regulate temperature
The mattress is designed to alleviate pressure points, with customizable comfort layers to suit individual preferences
Offers good support along the edges, though some compression may occur when sitting on the edge
The mattress excels in relieving pressure points, particularly for side sleepers.
The mattress effectively absorbs movement, making it suitable for couples.
The mattress has a bouncy, responsive feel, similar to latex foam, making it easy to switch positions during sleep.
The mattress has a bouncy, responsive feel, similar to latex foam.
The mattress has a bouncy, responsive feel, similar to latex foam.
While it offers average temperature regulation, an optional cooling cover can be added for an extra cost.
The individually wrapped coils help minimize motion transfer, making it suitable for couples.
The mattress incorporates cooling technologies, including gel-infused foam, to help regulate temperature during sleep.
The hybrid design combines the contouring of foam with the bounce of coils.
While generally good, some users noted that edge support could be improved.
Potential off-gassing smell upon unboxing.
Many mattresses incorporate TitanGel and other cooling materials to prevent heat retention.
The Brooklyn Signature Hybrid performs well in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples who may disturb each other during the night.
The hybrid design promotes airflow, helping to dissipate heat and maintain a neutral temperature, making it suitable for hot sleepers.
The soft version is recommended for side sleepers needing more pressure relief.
Temporary off-gassing smell upon unboxing.
Edge support is less impressive, with some users reporting a lack of stability when sitting on the edge.
The combination of foam and coils effectively absorbs motion, making it a good choice for couples.
The robust coil system offers strong edge support, allowing users to utilize the full surface of the mattress without feeling like they might roll off.
The mattress is noted for its neutral and responsive feel, providing pressure relief without excessive sinking.
The mattress is described as temperature-neutral, meaning it won’t retain heat but also won’t actively cool the sleeper.
Brooklyn Sedona Elite features micro-pocketed coils for motion isolation.
Brooklyn Aurora Luxe Cooling and Brooklyn Sedona Elite include advanced cooling materials.
Brooklyn Sedona Elite offers pressure relief with copper-infused foam and micro-pocketed coils.
The mattress excels in temperature regulation, earning a perfect score for its cooling features.
Scored 9/10, it effectively absorbs movement, making it ideal for couples.
Rated 8/10, the reinforced coils provide good support along the edges.
Rated 8/10, the mattress adapts well to body movements, though it has a slight lag in rebound.
It had an impressive response time of 0.2 seconds, making it one of the fastest mattresses tested.
Responsive and bouncy feel
Rated 8/10, the mattress adapts well to body movements, though it has a slight lag in rebound.
The mattress has a bouncy, responsive feel, similar to latex foam.
It had a high bounce of 10.86 inches, making it easy to move around on and enhancing its suitability for sexual activity.
Responsive and bouncy feel
The mattress has a bouncy, responsive feel, similar to latex foam, making it easy to switch positions during sleep.
It had a high bounce of 10.86 inches.
Responsive and bouncy feel
The mattress offers a bouncy, springy feel rather than the sink-in sensation typical of memory foam.
The firm version offers a bouncy, supportive feel.
The mattress has a bouncy, responsive feel, similar to latex foam.
The hybrid design combines the contouring of foam with the bounce of coils.
The mattress excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples.
The Brooklyn Signature Hybrid performs well in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples who may disturb each other during the night.
Brooklyn Sedona Elite features micro-pocketed coils for motion isolation.
Scored 9/10, it effectively absorbs movement, making it ideal for couples.
Effective at minimizing motion transfer, making it suitable for couples
The mattress effectively absorbs movement, making it suitable for couples.
The individually wrapped coils help minimize motion transfer, making it suitable for couples.
The combination of foam and coils effectively absorbs motion, making it a good choice for couples.
Average motion isolation, which may not be ideal for couples where one partner is a light sleeper
The mattress had high motion transfer, which could be disruptive for couples.
The hybrid design may transfer motion.
Signature Hybrid: average motion transfer (3/5); Aurora Luxe: moderate motion transfer (2.5/5); Plank Firm: moderate motion transfer.
Sedona Elite and Dreamfoam Copper models excel in pressure relief, especially for side sleepers and those with shoulder pain.
The mattress excels in relieving pressure points, particularly for side sleepers.
Brooklyn Sedona Elite offers pressure relief with copper-infused foam and micro-pocketed coils.
Good balance of support and pressure relief, making it a viable option for those with back pain
The mattress is designed to alleviate pressure points, with customizable comfort layers to suit individual preferences
The mattress provided good pressure relief but was noted for a high degree of pushback.
The mattress is noted for its neutral and responsive feel, providing pressure relief without excessive sinking.
Provides good spinal alignment, but some users reported hip and lower back pain during the initial adjustment period.
The soft version is recommended for side sleepers needing more pressure relief.
While the mattress supports spinal alignment, it may not alleviate hip and lower back pain for all users.
Discomfort and back pain when sleeping on back, arm pain when sleeping on stomach
Signature Hybrid: effective pressure relief (4/5); Aurora Luxe: exceptional pressure relief (5/5); Plank Firm: limited pressure relief (3/5).
The mattress excels in temperature regulation, earning a perfect score for its cooling features.
The mattress performed well in cooling tests, maintaining a lower maximum temperature compared to average mattresses.
Excellent cooling capabilities, making it a good choice for hot sleepers
Brooklyn Aurora Luxe Cooling and Brooklyn Sedona Elite include advanced cooling materials.
Aurora Luxe and Spartan models are noted for their cooling features, ideal for hot sleepers.
Aurora Luxe features cooling technology for a comfortable night's sleep
The breathable cover and coil design enhance airflow, helping to regulate temperature
Many mattresses incorporate TitanGel and other cooling materials to prevent heat retention.
The hybrid design promotes airflow, helping to dissipate heat and maintain a neutral temperature, making it suitable for hot sleepers.
The mattress incorporates cooling technologies, including gel-infused foam, to help regulate temperature during sleep.
While it offers average temperature regulation, an optional cooling cover can be added for an extra cost.
The mattress is described as temperature-neutral, meaning it won’t retain heat but also won’t actively cool the sleeper.
Signature Hybrid: moderate cooling capabilities (2/5); Aurora Luxe: advanced cooling technology; Plank Firm: good cooling properties (4/5).
Recommended for hot sleepers due to its cooling features.
Struggles with temperature regulation, retaining more heat than expected despite the cooling cover.
The mattress has been noted to retain heat despite the optional Cloud Pillow Top with GlacioTex fabric for cooling.
A slight off-gassing smell is present initially but dissipates quickly.
Minimal off-gassing upon unboxing.
Potential off-gassing smell upon unboxing.
Temporary off-gassing smell upon unboxing.
The robust coil system offers strong edge support, allowing users to utilize the full surface of the mattress without feeling like they might roll off.
Rated 8/10, the reinforced coils provide good support along the edges.
Offers good support along the edges, though some compression may occur when sitting on the edge
While edge support was excellent for sitting, it was less effective for lying down, with a noticeable downward angle.
While generally good, some users noted that edge support could be improved.
Average edge support, meaning those who share the bed may feel less secure when lying near the edges
Signature Hybrid: moderate edge support; Aurora Luxe: strong edge support (4.5/5); Plank Firm: exceptional edge support (5/5).
Rated 4/5 for edge support.
Edge support is adequate along the sides but weak at the corners and foot of the bed.
Edge support is less impressive, with some users reporting a lack of stability when sitting on the edge.
Concerns about side support and longevity
The mattress has weak edge support, particularly at the corners and foot of the bed.