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One of the standout features of the Studio is its low motion transfer, scoring 10 out of 10.
The mattress excels in pressure relief, scoring 9 out of 10.
The Leesa Studio performs well in cooling tests, with a maximum surface temperature of 90.3°F.
The mattress has a moderate response time, recovering from pressure in about 0.6 seconds.
Initial off-gassing is strong but dissipates within four days.
Edge support is a mixed bag; while lying down, the support is excellent, but sitting on the edge results in significant sinkage (6.75 inches).
The mattress scores lower for sexual activity due to its low bounce and edge support.
The mattress scores lower for sexual activity due to its low bounce.
The Studio excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples, as movement on one side of the bed is less likely to disturb the other.
The mattress performs well for back and stomach sleepers, providing good spinal alignment. However, side sleepers may experience pressure points due to the firmness.
The Leesa Hybrid offers good motion isolation.
The Leesa Hybrid provides good edge support.
The Leesa Hybrid offers good bounce.
The Leesa Hybrid offers a balance of support and pressure relief.
Initial off-gassing is minimal and dissipates after a couple of days in a well-ventilated area.
The mattress may retain some heat due to its all-foam construction, but features like a breathable cover and open-celled foams help mitigate overheating.
The edge support is adequate for sitting but may feel less secure when lying down, which could be a concern for couples or those who utilize the full surface area of the mattress.
Motion transfer is moderate; while it absorbs movement well, couples may notice some motion due to the mattress's construction.
Side sleepers may experience pressure on shoulders and hips, especially for average-weight sleepers.
Motion transfer is excellent, as demonstrated by a test where a bottle of water remained stable while a weight was bounced on the edges.
The mattress effectively relieves pressure on joints, making it suitable for individuals with chronic pain.
The initial odor dissipates within a few days.
Edge support is lacking; the mattress sags when sitting on the edges, though it remains stable when lying down.
The mattress may retain heat, which could be a concern for hot sleepers.
Excellent motion isolation, minimizing disturbances from movement
Offers acceptable edge support
Struggles with temperature regulation, often retaining heat
May not be ideal for side sleepers or individuals weighing over 200 pounds due to its firmness and lack of pressure relief
Excellent motion isolation, minimizing disturbances from movement
Offers acceptable edge support
Struggles with heat dissipation, making it less suitable for hot sleepers
May not be ideal for side sleepers or individuals weighing over 200 pounds due to its firmness and lack of pressure relief
The mattress performs well in motion isolation tests, making it a good choice for couples.
The mattress offers good pressure relief without the sinking sensation often associated with memory foam.
While the mattress is not specifically designed for cooling, it maintains a temperature-neutral feel.
Excellent motion isolation, minimizing disturbances from a partner's movements.
Low chemical emissions, making it a healthier choice for indoor air quality.
Edge Support: 3.5/5
Pressure Relief: 3.5/5
Potential heat retention due to the lack of advanced cooling features.
Bounce: 2/5
The Leesa Studio excels in motion transfer tests, making it ideal for couples or restless sleepers.
Edge support is acceptable but not outstanding, with some sinkage when sitting on the edges.
All-foam mattresses can retain heat, so those who tend to sleep hot may want to consider alternatives.
The slow-moving foam can make it challenging to shift positions, which may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
Responsive memory foam top layer for cooling comfort; temperature regulation praised by customers
Middle layer designed for pressure relief; customers report relief from back pain
Some customers noted an initial odor from the foam that dissipated after a few days
Noted an improvement in motion transfer compared to their old spring mattress
Faint gas smell that dissipated after 24 hours
Excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples, as movements are dampened effectively.
Provides good edge support for sitting and lying down, though it may sag slightly when sitting on the edges.
Features two slow-response memory foam layers that contour to the body, providing support without excessive sinkage.
May retain heat, making it less suitable for hot sleepers.
Incorporates innovative cooling technology with infused fibers that draw heat away from the body
Individually wrapped springs provide targeted support, particularly in the edge areas
One of the standout features of the Studio is its low motion transfer, scoring 10 out of 10.
Excellent motion isolation, minimizing disturbances from a partner's movements.
The Leesa Studio excels in motion transfer tests, making it ideal for couples or restless sleepers.
The Studio excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples, as movement on one side of the bed is less likely to disturb the other.
Motion transfer is excellent, as demonstrated by a test where a bottle of water remained stable while a weight was bounced on the edges.
Excellent motion isolation, minimizing disturbances from movement
The mattress performs well in motion isolation tests, making it a good choice for couples.
Excels in motion isolation, making it a good choice for couples, as movements are dampened effectively.
The Leesa Hybrid offers good motion isolation.
Noted an improvement in motion transfer compared to their old spring mattress
Motion transfer is moderate; while it absorbs movement well, couples may notice some motion due to the mattress's construction.
Initial off-gassing is minimal and dissipates after a couple of days in a well-ventilated area.
Low chemical emissions, making it a healthier choice for indoor air quality.
The initial odor dissipates within a few days.
Initial off-gassing is strong but dissipates within four days.
Some customers noted an initial odor from the foam that dissipated after a few days
Faint gas smell that dissipated after 24 hours
The mattress excels in pressure relief, scoring 9 out of 10.
The mattress effectively relieves pressure on joints, making it suitable for individuals with chronic pain.
The mattress offers good pressure relief without the sinking sensation often associated with memory foam.
Middle layer designed for pressure relief; customers report relief from back pain
Pressure Relief: 3.5/5
The mattress performs well for back and stomach sleepers, providing good spinal alignment. However, side sleepers may experience pressure points due to the firmness.
The Leesa Hybrid offers a balance of support and pressure relief.
Features two slow-response memory foam layers that contour to the body, providing support without excessive sinkage.
Side sleepers may experience pressure on shoulders and hips, especially for average-weight sleepers.
May not be ideal for side sleepers or individuals weighing over 200 pounds due to its firmness and lack of pressure relief
Individually wrapped springs provide targeted support, particularly in the edge areas
The Leesa Hybrid provides good edge support.
The edge support is adequate for sitting but may feel less secure when lying down, which could be a concern for couples or those who utilize the full surface area of the mattress.
Edge Support: 3.5/5
Provides good edge support for sitting and lying down, though it may sag slightly when sitting on the edges.
Edge support is a mixed bag; while lying down, the support is excellent, but sitting on the edge results in significant sinkage (6.75 inches).
Offers acceptable edge support
Edge support is acceptable but not outstanding, with some sinkage when sitting on the edges.
Edge support is lacking; the mattress sags when sitting on the edges, though it remains stable when lying down.
Incorporates innovative cooling technology with infused fibers that draw heat away from the body
The Leesa Studio performs well in cooling tests, with a maximum surface temperature of 90.3°F.
Responsive memory foam top layer for cooling comfort; temperature regulation praised by customers
The mattress may retain some heat due to its all-foam construction, but features like a breathable cover and open-celled foams help mitigate overheating.
While the mattress is not specifically designed for cooling, it maintains a temperature-neutral feel.
Potential heat retention due to the lack of advanced cooling features.
The mattress may retain heat, which could be a concern for hot sleepers.
Struggles with temperature regulation, often retaining heat
Struggles with heat dissipation, making it less suitable for hot sleepers
All-foam mattresses can retain heat, so those who tend to sleep hot may want to consider alternatives.
May retain heat, making it less suitable for hot sleepers.
The Leesa Hybrid offers good bounce.
The mattress scores lower for sexual activity due to its low bounce.
Bounce: 2/5
The mattress has a moderate response time, recovering from pressure in about 0.6 seconds.
The slow-moving foam can make it challenging to shift positions, which may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
The mattress scores lower for sexual activity due to its low bounce and edge support.
