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The mattress demonstrates very low motion transfer, making it ideal for couples or those who share a bed.
The high bounce and good edge support make it a favorable choice for sexual activity.
The mattress maintained a maximum temperature of 90.6°F during testing, with a significant drop in temperature after use, indicating effective cooling properties.
The mattress provides excellent edge support, both when sitting and lying down.
The mattress has a fast material response time of 0.2 seconds, allowing for easy movement and repositioning.
The total bounce height measured 12.28 inches, which is above average, contributing to its suitability for active sleepers.
The mattress scored 9.0 for pressure relief, effectively distributing weight and minimizing pressure points.
The mattress has a longer off-gassing period of 8 days, which is slightly above average but does not affect long-term performance.
The open-celled foam and coil structure enhance breathability, making it a good option for hot sleepers.
While there is some sinkage when sitting on the edge, the mattress still provides adequate support for lying near the edges.
The mattress performs well in motion isolation tests, making it suitable for couples.
The mattress is described as responsive, making it suitable for various sleeper types.
Back sleepers report good support, while side sleepers may experience pressure buildup.
The Emma Premium excels in minimizing motion transfer, making it ideal for couples.
The design enhances airflow and helps regulate temperature, addressing common overheating issues associated with all-foam mattresses.
Testers found the mattress to provide good support and pressure relief, particularly for side sleepers.
While off-gassing is minimal, some users may notice a slight odor initially.
Testers noted some instability when sitting on the edges.
Minimal motion transfer, making it suitable for couples
The mattress excels in temperature regulation, preventing overheating
Strong edge support allows for comfortable sleeping near the edges
Memory foam for pressure relief, though its effectiveness is limited
The mattress excels in minimizing motion transfer, making it ideal for couples, as movements from one side do not disturb the other.
The breathable materials help maintain a comfortable sleeping temperature, which is a significant improvement over all-foam mattresses.
Testers found the mattress firm yet supportive, with good pressure relief for joints.
Some have reported a strong off-gassing odor upon unboxing.
Edge support is noted as a weaker point, with some testers experiencing slipping when sitting on the edges.
The Emma Premium performs well in heat management, dissipating heat effectively compared to traditional memory foam mattresses.
Bouncy surface that facilitates movement
Good pressure relief for back sleepers
An odor may be present upon unboxing, which usually dissipates within a few days
Poor edge support, making it uncomfortable for sitting
The top layer is designed to regulate temperature, although some users reported that it can sleep warm on particularly hot nights.
Gel-infused foam and coil construction enhance breathability, making it suitable for hot sleepers.
The mattress allows for easy movement, making it ideal for those who change positions during sleep.
The mattress's bounce-back feature is beneficial for those who switch positions frequently.
Scores 4 out of 5, providing solid support for most sleepers, particularly combination and stomach sleepers.
Effective temperature regulation noted for the NextGen Cooling Mattress
Excellent cushioning for hips and shoulders in the NextGen Cooling Mattress; comfortable for side sleepers in the Elite Mattress
Edge springs were a concern for some testers of the NextGen Premium Mattress
Slight initial odor noted for the Elite Mattress
The mattress is designed to minimize motion transfer, allowing couples to sleep undisturbed even if one partner moves during the night.
The mattress incorporates Breezy Airgocell™ foam, which is breathable and moisture-wicking, helping to regulate temperature and prevent overheating during the night.
It includes five ergonomic zones that promote better spinal alignment and pressure distribution, making it suitable for various body types and sleeping positions.
The mattress excels in motion isolation, making it a great choice for couples or restless sleepers, as movements are not easily felt across the surface.
The mattress features good edge support, allowing users to utilize the full surface without feeling like they might roll off.
The upper layers conform to the body while the pocket springs offer support, providing pressure relief, especially for side sleepers.
While designed to enhance breathability, the mattress may retain more heat than other options, making it less suitable for hot sleepers.
Excellent pressure relief.
The mattress performs well in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples, though some movement can still be felt.
The mattress promotes good airflow due to its coil construction, described as temperature neutral rather than actively cooling.
Slight off-gassing upon unboxing.
Poor edge support.
The mattress expanded quickly without any unpleasant odors, a common issue with new mattresses.
The middle layer consists of adaptive comfort foam that molds to the body for pressure relief.
The top layer features foam infused with graphite particles, which helps regulate body temperature by dissipating excess heat.
Airgocell foam for pressure relief and visco-elastic memory foam that adapts to body shape for additional pressure relief
Airgocell foam for temperature regulation and climate fibers in the cover for breathability
Edge support is also noted to be strong, with the mattress performing well even at the edges
Combines the "hugging" sensation of memory foam with the "bouncy" feel of pocket springs
Ideal for hot sleepers, due to its cooling properties.
Bouncy surface, making it suitable for combination sleepers and couples.
Good spinal support and pressure relief, especially for back and stomach sleepers.
Early reviews indicate high satisfaction, particularly regarding motion isolation.
Edge support is adequate for sleeping but may not be sufficient for sitting.
May emit a slight chemical smell upon unboxing, which typically dissipates within a few days.
Minimal motion transfer, ensuring undisturbed sleep
Excellent edge-to-edge support
No overheating reported, thanks to its advanced temperature-regulating features
Described as bouncy yet supportive
Adequate support for pressure points
The high bounce and good edge support make it a favorable choice for sexual activity.
The mattress demonstrates very low motion transfer, making it ideal for couples or those who share a bed.
The mattress excels in minimizing motion transfer, making it ideal for couples, as movements from one side do not disturb the other.
The Emma Premium excels in minimizing motion transfer, making it ideal for couples.
Minimal motion transfer, making it suitable for couples
The mattress is designed to minimize motion transfer, allowing couples to sleep undisturbed even if one partner moves during the night.
The mattress excels in motion isolation, making it a great choice for couples or restless sleepers, as movements are not easily felt across the surface.
Minimal motion transfer, ensuring undisturbed sleep
The mattress performs well in motion isolation tests, making it suitable for couples.
The mattress performs well in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples, though some movement can still be felt.
Early reviews indicate high satisfaction, particularly regarding motion isolation.
The mattress has a fast material response time of 0.2 seconds, allowing for easy movement and repositioning.
The mattress is described as responsive, making it suitable for various sleeper types.
The mattress allows for easy movement, making it ideal for those who change positions during sleep.
The total bounce height measured 12.28 inches, which is above average, contributing to its suitability for active sleepers.
Bouncy surface that facilitates movement
The mattress's bounce-back feature is beneficial for those who switch positions frequently.
Bouncy surface, making it suitable for combination sleepers and couples.
Described as bouncy yet supportive
Combines the "hugging" sensation of memory foam with the "bouncy" feel of pocket springs
The open-celled foam and coil structure enhance breathability, making it a good option for hot sleepers.
The mattress maintained a maximum temperature of 90.6°F during testing, with a significant drop in temperature after use, indicating effective cooling properties.
The mattress excels in temperature regulation, preventing overheating
The design enhances airflow and helps regulate temperature, addressing common overheating issues associated with all-foam mattresses.
The breathable materials help maintain a comfortable sleeping temperature, which is a significant improvement over all-foam mattresses.
The Emma Premium performs well in heat management, dissipating heat effectively compared to traditional memory foam mattresses.
Gel-infused foam and coil construction enhance breathability, making it suitable for hot sleepers.
Effective temperature regulation noted for the NextGen Cooling Mattress
The mattress incorporates Breezy Airgocell™ foam, which is breathable and moisture-wicking, helping to regulate temperature and prevent overheating during the night.
Airgocell foam for temperature regulation and climate fibers in the cover for breathability
Ideal for hot sleepers, due to its cooling properties.
No overheating reported, thanks to its advanced temperature-regulating features
The mattress promotes good airflow due to its coil construction, described as temperature neutral rather than actively cooling.
The top layer features foam infused with graphite particles, which helps regulate body temperature by dissipating excess heat.
The top layer is designed to regulate temperature, although some users reported that it can sleep warm on particularly hot nights.
While designed to enhance breathability, the mattress may retain more heat than other options, making it less suitable for hot sleepers.
The mattress scored 9.0 for pressure relief, effectively distributing weight and minimizing pressure points.
Excellent pressure relief.
Airgocell foam for pressure relief and visco-elastic memory foam that adapts to body shape for additional pressure relief
Testers found the mattress to provide good support and pressure relief, particularly for side sleepers.
Testers found the mattress firm yet supportive, with good pressure relief for joints.
Scores 4 out of 5, providing solid support for most sleepers, particularly combination and stomach sleepers.
Excellent cushioning for hips and shoulders in the NextGen Cooling Mattress; comfortable for side sleepers in the Elite Mattress
It includes five ergonomic zones that promote better spinal alignment and pressure distribution, making it suitable for various body types and sleeping positions.
The upper layers conform to the body while the pocket springs offer support, providing pressure relief, especially for side sleepers.
The middle layer consists of adaptive comfort foam that molds to the body for pressure relief.
Good spinal support and pressure relief, especially for back and stomach sleepers.
Adequate support for pressure points
Back sleepers report good support, while side sleepers may experience pressure buildup.
Good pressure relief for back sleepers
Memory foam for pressure relief, though its effectiveness is limited
The mattress provides excellent edge support, both when sitting and lying down.
While there is some sinkage when sitting on the edge, the mattress still provides adequate support for lying near the edges.
Excellent edge-to-edge support
Strong edge support allows for comfortable sleeping near the edges
The mattress features good edge support, allowing users to utilize the full surface without feeling like they might roll off.
Edge support is also noted to be strong, with the mattress performing well even at the edges
Edge support is adequate for sleeping but may not be sufficient for sitting.
Testers noted some instability when sitting on the edges.
Edge springs were a concern for some testers of the NextGen Premium Mattress
Edge support is noted as a weaker point, with some testers experiencing slipping when sitting on the edges.
Poor edge support.
Poor edge support, making it uncomfortable for sitting
The mattress expanded quickly without any unpleasant odors, a common issue with new mattresses.
While off-gassing is minimal, some users may notice a slight odor initially.
May emit a slight chemical smell upon unboxing, which typically dissipates within a few days.
The mattress has a longer off-gassing period of 8 days, which is slightly above average but does not affect long-term performance.
Some have reported a strong off-gassing odor upon unboxing.
An odor may be present upon unboxing, which usually dissipates within a few days
Slight initial odor noted for the Elite Mattress
Slight off-gassing upon unboxing.