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Forbes
20 hours ago
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- Forbes
The Best Mattress Sales: Mid-Summer Offers From Helix, Nectar And More
Buying a new bed is a big investment, so it's worth keeping an eye out for mattress deals before making your purchase. Our expert deals editors monitor the best mattress sales all year to keep you informed on when it's a good time to buy. We've found solid deals from popular brands like DreamCloud, Helix and Nectar this week—including $1,300 off our sleep team's favorite memory foam mattress, the Nectar Premier, and 27% off our favorite mattress overall, the Helix Midnight Luxe. We found the best mattress sales happening this week. ILLUSTRATION: FORBES / PHOTO: RETAILER We're currently seeing offers on tons of sleep editor-tested picks, from top mattresses for side sleepers to the best beds for chronic back pain. And if your bedding could use a refresh, plenty of retailers are also hosting end-of-summer sales, like 20% off our favorite sheets overall from Boll & Branch and tons of discounts on dorm bedding essentials at Target. Below, find the best mattress sales and bedding discounts to help you upgrade your sleep setup. Saatva: Save up to $300 on a mattress with your order of $1,000 or more. After testing dozens of beds, our sleep editors (who also happen to be certified sleep science coaches) named 12 models the best mattresses of 2025. And many of their picks are currently on sale—as well as options from some of our other shopping guides. Here are some of the best options at a glance. Best Memory Foam Mattress Deals: Best Memory Foam Mattress: Nectar Premier (Queen): Now $949, Was $2,249 (58% Off) Nectar Premier (Queen): Now $949, Was $2,249 (58% Off) Best Memory Foam Mattress Without Fiberglass: WinkBeds The GravityLux (Queen): Now $1,499, Was $1,799 (17% Off) WinkBeds The GravityLux (Queen): Now $1,499, Was $1,799 (17% Off) Most Affordable Comfortable Mattress: Cocoon Chill (Queen): Now $899, Was $1,389 (35% Off, Plus A Free Sealy Bundle) Cocoon Chill (Queen): Now $899, Was $1,389 (35% Off, Plus A Free Sealy Bundle) Best Firm Mattress: Plank Firm (Queen): Now $999, Was $1,332 (25% Off) Plank Firm (Queen): Now $999, Was $1,332 (25% Off) Best Firm Affordable Mattress: Bear Original (Queen): Now $599, Was $855 (30% Off With Code SUMMER ) Bear Original (Queen): Now $599, Was $855 (30% Off With Code ) Best Memory Foam Mattress For Side Sleepers: Layla Memory Foam Mattress (Queen): Now $949, Was $1,099 (14% Off) Layla Memory Foam Mattress (Queen): Now $949, Was $1,099 (14% Off) Best Soft Memory Foam Mattress: Amerisleep AS5 (Queen): Now $1,849, Was $2,349 (21% Off With Code AS500 ) Amerisleep AS5 (Queen): Now $1,849, Was $2,349 (21% Off With Code ) Best Memory Foam Mattress For Couples: Leesa Original (Queen): Now $999, Was $1,332 (25% Off) Best Hybrid Mattress Deals: Best Mattress Overall: Helix Midnight Luxe (Queen): Now $1,751, Was $2,399 (27% Off With Code FORBES27 ) Helix Midnight Luxe (Queen): Now $1,751, Was $2,399 (27% Off With Code ) Best Mattress For Pressure Relief: The DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid (Queen): Now $1,399, Was $2,431 (42% Off) The DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid (Queen): Now $1,399, Was $2,431 (42% Off) Best Cooling Mattress: Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe (Queen): Now $1,699, Was $2,265 (25% Off With Code SUMMER25 ) Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe (Queen): Now $1,699, Was $2,265 (25% Off With Code ) Best Value Mattress For Heavy People: Helix Plus (Queen): Now $1,094, Was $1,499 (25% Off With Code FORBES27 ) Helix Plus (Queen): Now $1,094, Was $1,499 (25% Off With Code ) Best Mattress For Back Pain: Saatva Classic (Queen): Now $1,839, Was $2,139 (14% Off) Saatva Classic (Queen): Now $1,839, Was $2,139 (14% Off) Best Hybrid Mattress For Side Sleepers: Nolah Evolution 15 (Queen): Now $1,595, Was $2,127 (25% Off) Nolah Evolution 15 (Queen): Now $1,595, Was $2,127 (25% Off) Best Hybrid Mattress Overall: Leesa Sapira Chill Hybrid (Queen): Now $1,499, Was $1,999 (25% Off) Leesa Sapira Chill Hybrid (Queen): Now $1,499, Was $1,999 (25% Off) Best Hybrid Mattress For Couples: Bear Elite Hybrid (Queen): Now $1,699, Was $2,427 (30% Off With Code SUMMER) Best Latex Mattress Deals: Best Organic Mattress For Combination Sleepers: Birch Natural (Queen): Now $1,362, Was $1,865 (27% Off With Code FORBES27 ) Birch Natural (Queen): Now $1,362, Was $1,865 (27% Off With Code ) Best Organic Mattress For Side Sleepers: Amerisleep Organica (Queen): Now $999, Was $1,499 (33% Off With Code AS500 ) Amerisleep Organica (Queen): Now $999, Was $1,499 (33% Off With Code ) Best Organic Mattress For Back Pain: Nolah Natural (Queen): Now $1,574, From $2,099 (25% Off) Nolah Natural (Queen): Now $1,574, From $2,099 (25% Off) Best Luxury Organic Mattress: PlushBeds Botanical Bliss (Queen): Now $1,849, Was $3,349 (45% Off) PlushBeds Botanical Bliss (Queen): Now $1,849, Was $3,349 (45% Off) Best Firm Organic Mattress: Plank Firm Natural Mattress (Queen): Now $1,599, Was $2,132 (25% Off With Code SUMMER25 ) Plank Firm Natural Mattress (Queen): Now $1,599, Was $2,132 (25% Off With Code ) Best Value Organic Mattress: Eco Terra Hybrid Latex (Queen): Now $999, Was $1,499 (33% Off) Mattress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon found this newly updated mattress to be 'soft and marshmallowy, and a bit more responsive to pressure than the previous Nectar Premier model.' It also offers excellent motion isolation and a lifetime warranty. If you're looking for an affordable memory foam design, we think it's a great option, especially at this price. More Deal Information: Although this discounted price has remained steady, Nectar increased the original price of this mattress in 2025—making the overall percentage off look higher. Our sleep editors were impressed by WinkBeds' plush Euro pillow top and its ability to deliver pressure relief without making you feel like you're sinking or overheating. It comes in three firmness levels, offers excellent motion isolation and feels more responsive and cooler than your average all-foam design. More Deal Information: This is a standard discount offered by WinkBeds. Score a highly rated, pressure-relieving mattress for $699 with this Cocoon sale. 'The Cocoon Chill provides all the features people love about memory foam, from its pressure-relieving feel to its motion isolating abilities, without retaining heat,' says Dillon. We recommend the hybrid iteration for sleepers around 230 pounds or more, but keep in mind that it is slightly more expensive than the classic memory foam option above. More Deal Information: This discounted price has remained steady for a few months now. For those looking for something supportive and firm, our sleep editors recommend this Plank mattress. Senior mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman says it's the firmest bed she's tested and that it 'offers exceptional back support and promotes neutral spinal alignment.' It's also flippable and has two firmness levels for versatility. More Deal Information: Plank offered 30% off sitewide for July 4, so this offer is slightly less impressive than the one we saw earlier this month. If you're seeking a comfortable and budget-friendly design, our sleep editors recommend the Bear Original. Our testers thought it did a great job isolating motion and that the bed fell around the medium-firm range on the mattress scale, which typically best accommodates back and stomach sleepers as well as some combination sleepers. More Deal Information: Bear offered 35% off for the 4th of July, but this is the next best price we'll likely see outside another holiday weekend. Side sleepers on the hunt for a good memory foam mattress should consider this Layla model. It offers a flippable design, so you can try out different firmness levels, and is made of copper-infused foam to help regulate temperature throughout the night. That said, it's worth noting that our testers said they 'wouldn't consider it actively cooling.' More Deal Information: This discount is a regular offer from Layla. If you're looking for a super-soft bed, we love Amerisleep's AS5. The extra-plush design contours to your body to keep you comfortable all night. ''My hips and shoulders feel hugged by the bed, which releases any pressure buildup,' says one tester. Plus, its cool-to-the-touch cover helps prevent overheating, a common problem with all-foam beds. More Deal Information: This $500 discount is a common offer from Amerisleep. It has offered $600 in the past, but this is typically the best price we see from the brand. The Leesa Original offers features that are helpful for couples, like excellent motion isolation and good edge support. These qualities help prevent disturbances throughout the night and make the bed feel more expansive. The medium feel of this bed also accommodates a variety of sleep styles. More Deal Information: Leesa offered 30% off select beds over July 4th, but this discount matches the best offer we saw over Memorial Day weekend. The Helix Midnight Luxe is at the top of our list for the best mattresses of 2025. Our sleep editors say that it's great for side and combination sleepers who prefer a bed with a medium feel. 'If you're against memory foam mattresses but want a more plush feel, I think the Helix Midnight Luxe will be especially appealing for you,' Dillon explains. More Deal Information: This mattress was $1,733 over Memorial Day. Since then, Helix has slightly increased the original price of the mattress, but this matches the best price we've seen since the increase. If you suffer from joint or back pain, this DreamCloud mattress is an excellent option. It's firm enough to offer plenty of support but has a plush top for a little extra comfort. "It has a very luxurious, plush feel that's slightly softer than the other two DreamCloud models,' says Chapman. More Deal Information: This mattress fell to a low of $1,299 over Memorial Day weekend, but this is the lowest price we've seen since the May sale. This hybrid model from Brooklyn Bedding delivers excellent temperature regulation and accommodates just about any sleeping style. It's available in three firmness levels, isolated movement well and, according to our tester, 'has a true cool-to-the-touch sensation that many brands advertise but don't deliver on.' More Deal Information: This mattress was 30% off over July 4, but this is likely the lowest discount we'll see until another holiday weekend. While the average mattress supports up to 200 to 250 pounds per side, the Helix Plus can hold up to 500 pounds per side (1,000 pounds total). It has a medium-firm construction, but executive strategy editor Lindsay Boyers says, 'it felt plusher than most bed-in-a-box mattresses I've tried.' More Deal Information: The biggest discount we've seen from Helix is 30% off, but it hasn't beat 27% since earlier this year. My personal mattress, the Saatva Classic, employs both a classic innerspring design with a luxe European-style pillow top. It comes in three firmness levels and includes a generous warranty period and free white glove delivery—a major bonus for anyone who's ever struggled with what to do with their old mattress. More Deal Information: Saatva often offers $400 off over holiday weekends, but $300 is usually its best offer outside special sale events. The brand also increased the price of this mattress by $40 since our last update. Side sleepers typically need a mattress that cushions their hips and shoulders. During our sleep team's testing, this model proved to have superior cushion and pressure relief for side sleepers of various body sizes. 'It's difficult to find a mattress that doesn't cause at least some discomfort around my shoulder after lying on it for a while, but I haven't felt that at all with this one,' says Chapman, who tested the plush Nolah Evolution 15 Mattress in her home for over a month. More Deal Information: Nolah often offers 35% off for holiday weekends, so it may be worth waiting for Labor Day to save even more. The Leesa Sapira checks off all of our boxes for a great hybrid mattress: It feels luxurious and cushy with solid temperature regulation and motion absorption. Overall, our testers say the 'medium-firm model is a good middle ground for many sleeper types like back, stomach and combination sleepers.' More Deal Information: This discount matches the best price we've seen over the past two holiday weekends. This bed is plush enough to feel like a luxury hotel mattress and supportive enough to offer dependable motion isolation and edge support. It also comes with an impressive lifetime warranty. However, it may not provide enough support for sleepers who weigh over 250 pounds or primarily sleep on their back or stomach. More Deal Information: This mattress dropped by 40% over the 4th Of July holiday and was 35% for much of the month after, so you may want to wait for another holiday weekend to get the best deal. According to Dillon, the Birch Natural Mattress 'delivers a true latex foam feel that makes you feel lifted and supported with just enough cushion from the wool batting to provide ample comfort and pressure relief.' It's especially nice for combination sleepers who need a versatile medium-firm feel to accommodate their changing sleeping positions. More Deal Information: This exclusive Forbes Vetted code matches the best discount we saw over the 4th Of July weekend. Pressure relief is one of the most important features a side sleeper should seek from their mattress to help minimize stress on the hips and shoulders. Updates writer Alex Garret says, 'Amerisleep Organica is the most ideal organic option for avid side sleepers because it combines coils with wool and Talalay latex comfort layers to provide more pressure relief than you'd expect from a latex hybrid bed.' More Deal Information: Amerisleep regularly offers $500 off its beds, but the brand recently dropped the price of this mattress from $1,749 to $1,499, making this one of the best prices we've ever seen for the Organica model. Nolah Mattress If you have a lot of joint or back pain, we recommend the Nolah Natural mattress as it's a bit softer than your average latex foam design. 'It offers a bouncy, supportive latex foam feel with more pressure relief and cushion than other models I've tested—almost like it's a blend of memory foam and latex foam," says Dillon. More Deal Details: Nolah frequently offers 35% off over holiday weekends, so it may be worth waiting for a better discount if you're not in a rush. This PlushBeds design is perfect for sleepers seeking a little extra luxury. Chapman, who tested the medium model of the Botanical Bliss, says, 'It felt a little firmer at first, but as I settled into the bed, the layers cradled my joints—this mix of support and pressure relief felt especially comfortable back sleeping." More Deal Details: PlushBeds doesn't run sitewide promotions as often as some brands. However, it increased the original price of this bed in March, making this deal appear slightly larger than it really is. This current discount has also been live since Memorial Day. Firmer mattress are often best suited for back and stomach sleepers. If you're also concerned with allergies or sustainability, this is a great chance to save on a supportive and eco-conscious design. The Plank Firm Natural uses natural materials and offers a flippable design with two firmness levels: For back sleepers, our experts suggest the medium-firm side for cushioning and lift, while the firm side offers dedicated stomach sleepers the best overall support. More Deal Information: This mattress dropped to $1,492 earlier this month, so you may be able to save more if you're willing to wait for another holiday weekend. Latex mattresses are known for being on the pricier end of the spectrum, but you don't have to sacrifice your budget to get a great bed. This Eco Terra design is our experts' pick for the best value organic mattress. Not only does it have important organic certifications, like GOLS and GOTS, but you can pick one up for under $1,000 right now. Forbes Vetted senior baby gear editor Margaret Badore and her husband have been sleeping on this mattress for years and praise its balance of support and plushness, especially for the price. More Deal Information: The original price of this mattress has increased by $100 since 2024, but this $500 discount matches the best price we've seen for the bed in 2025. Shopping for a new mattress can feel overwhelming—it's a large purchase and an item that you'll ideally use nightly for years to come. There are a few important factors to consider that can help you find the perfect fit. Sleep Style Your sleeping style makes a huge difference in the type of mattress that will work best for you. For instance, side sleepers typically prefer softer models that provide ample pressure relief, while stomach sleepers will benefit from the all-around support of a firmer bed. Mattress Type Mattresses come in a variety of styles, like memory foam and innerspring. Knowing the type of mattress you want can help narrow down your search significantly. Hybrid: Hybrid designs combine a supportive coil base with a cozy foam top layer, making them a crowd-pleasing choice overall. They're a popular compromise for partners with varied sleeping styles. Hybrid designs combine a supportive coil base with a cozy foam top layer, making them a crowd-pleasing choice overall. They're a popular compromise for partners with varied sleeping styles. Memory Foam: Classic memory foam can be divisive. While the all-foam design excels at pressure relief, some sleepers describe the sinking sensation as claustrophobic. They're also known for trapping more heat than the average bed (though many modern designs now include cooling features). Classic memory foam can be divisive. While the all-foam design excels at pressure relief, some sleepers describe the sinking sensation as claustrophobic. They're also known for trapping more heat than the average bed (though many modern designs now include cooling features). Latex: Eco-conscious shoppers and sleepers who suffer from allergies may prefer a latex model. These mattresses have a similar feel to a memory foam bed, but the material is known for its long-lasting, organic properties. Eco-conscious shoppers and sleepers who suffer from allergies may prefer a latex model. These mattresses have a similar feel to a memory foam bed, but the material is known for its long-lasting, organic properties. Innerspring: The traditional innerspring bed is made up of a firmer coil base. It's a great option for sleepers who are seeking a firmer, supportive bed. Budget As with any major purchase, budget is a major deciding factor. Establish your budget early to help narrow your options and avoid overspending. After all, you won't be resting much easier on your new mattress if you feel like you've spent significantly more than you wanted. The Best Bedding Sales This Month In addition to mattress sales, you can find excellent deals on bedding right now. We've still got plenty of warm weather ahead, but it's also not too early to start thinking about fall. Whether you're looking for cooling sheets or cooler-weather layers, these are the best beddings sales we've spotted so far this week. Our Mattress Buying Guides If you want more in-depth advice, or you're looking to browse mattresses based on a specific concern, check out some of our curated mattress buying guides to learn more about which models might work best for you. How Do I Get The Best Deal On A New Mattress? If you're determined to get the best deal on a new mattress, we recommend marking your calendar and exercising some patience. Mattresses go on sale throughout the year, but long weekends and shopping holidays are typically when you'll see the best deals. If you're willing to wait, Black Friday and Cyber Monday generally bring the lowest prices of the year—allowing you to save an additional 5 to 10% compared to other holidays. Another way to get a good deal on a new mattress is by shopping previous years' models. Retailers like Tempur-Pedic and MattressFirm allow you to shop discontinued (but still perfectly viable) designs for a lot less than what 2025 beds are going for. What Is The Best Quality Affordable Mattress? On average, foam or hybrid beds are typically more affordable than their innerspring or organic counterparts. Our sleep editors named the hybrid Allswell the best mattress in a box under $500. You can get the queen-size version of this bed for under $300. The design is definitely on the firmer side of the spectrum, but offers a neutral feel and is well-made—especially considering its modest price tag. That said, the best quality affordable mattress ultimately depends on your unique needs and preferences. For instance, although organic mattresses tend to be more expensive, sleepers with bad allergies or who are concerned with sustainability may wish to adjust their budget to accommodate those features. The Eco Terra Hybrid Latex mattress is our pick for the best value organic mattress. It has similar certifications to higher-end organic models, comes in two firmness levels and is available for under $1,000 when it's on sale. What Is The Best Month To Buy A Mattress In? Holiday weekends often bring about great mattress sales, so January, February, May, July, August and November are some of the best months to find deals. There are still some lingering 4th Of July deals available right now or you can hold off for Labor Day at the end of August.
Tom's Guide
2 days ago
- Business
- Tom's Guide
5 college dorm mattress deals that I wish I'd had in school — starting from $164
You don't need a PhD to work out most dorm room mattresses have endured generations of freshmen. But with student-friendly bed deals like the Lucid Memory Foam Mattress from $164.99 at Lucid, no one needs to settle for the lumpy or stained mattress they're assigned at school. A mattress can make or break your sleep and when you're a student, you need good kip more than ever. Sleep is vital for learning, with our brains storing and processing memories during rest. The best mattresses for college students provide comfort and support without breaking your budget, particularly if you time your purchase with the mattress sales. I've rounded up five of my favorite mattress sales for students (or parents of students) to shop before the semester starts, with an option for every sleep style. 1. Siena 10" Signature Mattress: twin $179 at SienaI had a chance to test this budget-friendly mattress for our Siena Memory Foam Mattress review and as a stomach sleeper, I was immediately impressed by the support. This isn't just one of the best cheap mattresses my team has tried — we think it's one of the best mattresses you can buy online in 2025, delivering impressive quality at a low price. A twin XL is just $269 in the year-round Siena mattress sale and you can complete your purchase with a bedding bundle for just $99. 2. Lucid 10" Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $219.99 now $164.99 at LucidYou'll have to act fast if you want to snag this back to school sale at Lucid, where you can enjoy 25% off all mattresses and two free pillows with purchase. A twin XL is now only $187.49 (was $249.99) in a 10-inch medium feel but you have a variety of firmness levels and heights to choose from. Although be warned; you may have to play around for a while to find an option in stock in the size you want. 3. DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress: twin $399 at DreamCloudThe DreamCloud is pricier than the other options in this guide but this is among the best hybrid mattresses we've tested and we think this is the choice most likely to provide you with long-term support and comfort. A crowd pleaser, the DreamCloud impressed our entire DreamCloud Mattress review panel and the strong support is fantastic at minimizing aches and pains — this is a bed you'll love to luxuriate on at the end of a particularly long lecture. We think this mattress is excellent value for money, with a twin XL setting you back $549 (and you can add a sleep bundle for $129.) 4. EGOHOME DREAMER 10" Mattress: twin was $279 now $200.87 at EGOHOMEWe tested a 12-inch EGOHOME for our EGOHOME Black Memory Foam Mattress review and agreed it delivered the kind of body-hugging comfort we'd expect from the best memory foam mattresses. While this 10-inch model probably isn't as plush as its taller cousin, we've been impressed with the build quality and value of the EGOHOME mattresses we've tested and we expect the Dreamer model to follow suit. 25% off selected EGOHOME mattresses reduces a twin XL down to $224.90 (was $299.) 5. Casper The One Mattress Back to School Bundle: twin was $933 now $699 at CasperCasper's Back to School bundle combines its best-selling The One mattress with a pillow and mattress protector (as well as a 25% discount) for a budget-friendly purchase that's just right for dorm rooms. In our Casper The One Mattress review we found this firmer all-foam bed best suits back sleepers and there's plenty of support to help your spine stay straight after a day hunched over your desk. A twin XL set is reduced from $1,033 to $770 in the Casper mattress sale and as this bundle is only available for a limited time, I doubt you'll see a lower price.
Tom's Guide
17-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
I've been sleeping on the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress for one week — here's what I wish it did better
DreamCloud is known for its highly-rated affordable luxury hybrid mattresses, but did you know it also makes all-foam versions of its popular beds? This month, I'm testing the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress which is the brand's entry-level model and starts at just $299 for a twin. Don't be deceived by that starting cost, though. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid — which we consider one of the best mattresses of 2025 — is cheaper overall. And the two share similar construction, although the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress swaps wrapped coils for a high-density foam core. Type: All-foam Materials: Memory foam, polyfoam, polyester and viscose (cover)Brand-rated firmness (1-10): 9Height: 12" Trial period: 365 nights Warranty: Lifetime Sale price: From $299 at DreamCloud I'll be publishing my full DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress review next month once I've had more time to adjust to the feel. In the meantime, I'm sharing my first-week impressions as someone who's tested dozens of mattresses, including the previous DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid. At this point, I can say there's a lot to like about the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress — notably, I'm not overheating even while trying to sleep in a heatwave. However, it suffers from one major flaw that's led to some achy mornings. Keep reading to learn more about my first week with the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress. The DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress costs $299 for a twin and $799 for a queen. These are the standard prices we see during the year-round DreamCloud mattress sale (although we spotted an extra 15% off in a recent flash sale.) Hybrid mattresses typically cost more than all-foam ones but that's not the case here. DreamCloud charges up to $200 more for its Classic Memory Foam Mattress but, slightly confusingly, the twin-size is $100 less than its hybrid counterpart. Here are the current sale prices for the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress, accompanied by the price differential versus the Classic Hybrid: As always, DreamCloud includes a lifetime mattress warranty. a one-year sleep trial and free shipping and returns. Occasionally, the brand throws in free pillows, sheets and a mattress protector with purchase, valued at up to $599. DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress (queen): $799 at DreamCloudThis updated version of the DreamCloud memory foam mattress costs about $150 more than the sale price of its predecessor but the Classic sports a sleeker design (at the expense of side carry handles) with a new cooling cover to help soothe you to sleep. This discount has held steady at DreamCloud for quite a while, although we briefly saw it for 15% less during a flash sale that coincided with Amazon Prime Week. My twin-size DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress arrived at my front door two days after placing the order. DreamCloud says that delivery usually takes 2-5 business days, although shipping time can vary by model and size. At 41lbs, I didn't have much difficulty hauling the mattress by myself but I would recommend getting help with setup if you have a larger bed than I do. Even a queen-size DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress weighs 69lbs. If you're unfamiliar with how to set up a mattress in a box, DreamCloud includes a QR code to scan for instructions. I found set up easy and was able to unravel most of the plastic by hand, using a cutter to slice the packaging to let the mattress expand. There was little off-gassing — the chemical smell that often accompanies boxed mattresses upon unpacking — but not enough to require cracking open a window. Good news, since we were in the middle of a heatwave. One reason why a vacuum-wrapped mattress may emit off-gassing is that it's been boxed up for a long time. According to the tag on my test mattress, it was manufactured in June 2025, the same month it arrived at my home. (Keep in mind, the DreamCloud Classic is still a relatively new model. For older boxed mattress models, there's a higher chance you'll receive stock that's been sitting in a warehouse for several months.) My DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress felt stable enough to sleep on that night. According to DreamCloud, it could take up to 72 hours for the mattress to expand, noting airflow and temperature may impact the process. I recently reviewed the Siena Premier Hybrid Mattress, a 12" combo of foam and springs that I found supportive enough for back and front sleeping but not as contouring as I would have liked for side sleeping. Height: 5' 4"Weight: 145-150lbsSleep style: Combi (side/stomach)Sleep issues: Lower back pain, occasional overheatingShare a bed: No As someone who's tested DreamCloud's previous entry-level hybrid, one of our favorite hybrid mattresses for all sleep styles, I was expecting a firmer bed feel but my first impression of the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam was that it felt cushy, albeit supportive. I rate it a 6.5 out of 10 on the mattress firmness scale. Interestingly, DreamCloud — which previously marketed all its mattresses as a "just right" medium-firm — recently updated the product page for the Classic Memory Foam Mattress and now calls it extra firm, claiming ample support with minimal give. Of course, firmness is subjective but I think DreamCloud had it right the first time. After my first night on the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress I was optimistic it might give me the balance of contouring and support I'd felt was missing from the similarly priced Siena Premier. Unfortunately, as the week went on, I had to readjust my expectations — and not for the better. Mid-week, I found if I spent the night lying on my side I'd wake up with a sore lower back. I'd settle into bed just fine but my hips would gradually sink too low during the night, causing uncomfortable misalignment across my spine. For context, I normally sleep on the Cloverlane Hybrid Mattress, a 15" hybrid with dedicated lumbar support. As someone with a history of back pain who also carries most of my weight in my mid-section, I was truly missing those extra support features. It's not all bad, though. One afternoon I had a quick nap while lying on my back. I don't normally sleep that way but on the Classic Memory Foam, the even weight distribution made it much more comfortable. But I enjoy side sleeping too much to give it up entirely. This is still early in the testing process, however, so maybe with further use the DreamCloud will come closer to the feel I expect from the best mattresses for side sleepers. Meanwhile, the CloudQuilt cover, woven with cooling fibers, doesn't feel much different than the previous cashmere-blend cover (which was mostly polyester anyway.) Despite the lack of a cool-to-the-touch sensation, I didn't overheat at all during the first week. A major win considering even the best memory foam mattresses can trap heat. The even weight distribution made [back sleeping] more comfortable The edge support is average, which isn't unusual for an all-foam mattress. I sink when I sit on the sides but I never worry I'm going to fall off the bed. The edges also feel sturdy enough when I lean over to grab something from the floor. Since I sleep solo on a small bed, I'll be sharing the results of my objective motion isolation drop tests in my complete review — but given the hybrid DreamCloud's ability to dampen movement and the fact that this is an all-foam mattress, I'm optimistic it'll perform well in this area. As a side sleeper with back pain who had a positive experience sleeping on the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid Mattress, I'm disappointed with the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress... so far. I appreciate that it's not super firm, despite DreamCloud's suggested firmness rating, but the resulting lower back pain isn't a good trade-off. I'm hoping as I break the mattress in, I'll enjoy more even weight distribution. The design changes only elevate its luxury aesthetic But that's not a critique of its quality. The DreamCloud looks and feels like a premium mattress and the design changes only elevate its luxury aesthetic. (That said, I miss the side handles when I'm trying to change the sheets.) I'm also glad that I haven't woken up in a sweat, especially during another brutal Mid-Atlantic summer. Is the CloudQuilt Cover pulling its weight here? Perhaps. But I'd still recommend a proper cooling mattress for sleepers who deal with severe overheating. Unfortunately, right now the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress isn't providing me with the support I need to rest comfortably on my side, as my hips sink too low. On the other hand, I enjoy this mattress for back sleeping. But as it's not the sleep position I choose for preference, I'm unsure if the DreamCloud will be right for me in the long-term. So I'll also be collecting feedback from a panel of testers with diverse sleep needs and body types to see how they fare. And I'm not writing this mattress off yet, as I'm giving myself a whole month to adjust. Stay tuned for my full DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress review to find out if it winds up being the mattress of my dreams or a nightmare for my lower back. I'll also be sharing deeper insights regarding its motion isolation, pressure relief, and edge support.
Forbes
16-07-2025
- Business
- Forbes
DreamCloud Mattress Sale: Save Up To 60% On Editor-Approved Beds
Although the 4th of July is behind us, DreamCloud is still offering all-time low prices on top-rated models during its Summer Spectacular event. With the current DreamCloud mattress sale, you can save up to 60% on editor-tested beds, including our pick for the best mattress for pressure relief: the DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid. Save up to 60% on editor-tested models during this DreamCloud mattress sale. ILLUSTRATION: FORBES / PHOTO: RETAILER Below, we've detailed several popular DreamCloud mattresses on sale, including models that we recommend based on first-hand testing and research. You'll also find discounted bed frames—like this bamboo design—to help with a full bedroom refresh. If you're looking for a specific bed to address your sleep needs, check out our guide to the best mattress sales overall for offers from more top retailers and bedding brands. DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid (Queen): Now $1,399, Was $2,431 (38% Off) DreamCloud Hybrid (Queen): Now $699, Was $1,531 (54% Off) DreamCloud Premier Hybrid (Queen): Now $999, Was $2,330 (57% Off) DreamCloud Premier Memory Foam (Queen): Now $1,099, Was $1,598 (31% Off) DreamCloud Luxe Memory Foam (Queen): Now $1,499, Was $2,249 (29% Off) DreamCloud Ultra Hybrid (Queen): Now $2,099, Was $2,793 (25% Off) DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam (Queen): Now $799, Was $1,598 (50% Off) DreamCloud Adjustable Bed Frame (Queen): Now $749, Was $1,564 (52% Off) DreamCloud Upholstered Mattress Foundation (Twin): Now $359, Was $448 (20% Off) DreamCloud Claremont Bed Frame (Queen): Now $479, Was $928 (48% Off) DreamCloud Bamboo Platform Bed Frame (Queen): Now $599, Was $1,270 (53% Off) DreamCloud Bed Frame With Headboard (Queen): Now $449, Was $793 (43% Off) DreamCloud The Frame + Headboard (Queen): Now $449, as $794 (43% Off) DreamCloud The Foldable Metal Bed Frame (Queen): Now $179, Was $277 (35% Off) Formerly known as the DreamCloud Premier Rest, we named the DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid the best mattress for pressure relief (and its former iteration the best soft hybrid mattress), because its combination of pocketed coils, gel-infused memory foam and a pillow-top layer provides just the right balance of support and plushness. The construction of this mattress is ideal for back, side and combination sleepers. It's crafted with materials that promote motion isolation to help you stay asleep if your partner moves during the night. More Deal Information: This mattress dropped an additional $100 over Memorial Day weekend, but this is the best price we've seen since then. The DreamCloud Hybrid is a medium-firm mattress that combines coils with memory foam to provide ample support and pressure relief. After testing dozens of mattresses, our sleep team named it the best mattress in a box for back and stomach sleepers. The only downside? It comes in just a medium-firm option, so if you want something more plush (or more supportive), you'll have to opt for a different bed like the Luxe Hybrid suggested above. More Deal Information: This discount is just $5 shy of the low it hit over Memorial Day. If you want a cozy and plush bed without sacrificing support, the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid is one to consider. It has individually wrapped coils that give it a little bounce while encouraging spinal alignment. There are also plenty of foam layers to offer pressure relief, and a cushy Euro pillow top for comfort. 'The support of the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid is one of its most impressive features,' reports a Forbes Vetted staffer who tried out the mattress for 60 days. That's part of why we named it the best hybrid mattress for sleepers who switch between their back and side. More Deal Information: This mattress hit a low of $949 in May. An elevated version of the DreamCloud Classic, this all-foam model is plusher and cooler than its baseline design. It offers a slightly loftier 13-inch height and a cushy Euro top. Overall, the mattress is well-rated by reviewers for its balance of support, comfort and cooling features. More Deal Information: This discount matches the best price we've seen for this model since DreamCloud updated its designs earlier this year. This design is the all-foam version of our favorite mattress for pressure relief. It's composed of six layers of foam, including DreamCloud's popular cooling Euro top, which contours the body and offers support throughout the night while keeping sleepers cool. More Deal Information: This deal matches the low we saw over Memorial Day weekend. This hybrid design uses a combination of foam and springs to deliver a plush yet supportive sleep. Its six layers include cooling materials, individually wrapped coils and a 4-inch Euro top that all work together to deliver medium-soft firmness. More Deal Information: This is a newer model with a limited price history, but the bed has yet to drop further in price. Offering a firm sleeping experience and contoured pressure-relief, this is DreamCloud's take on a classic memory foam bed. It's one of the brand's most affordable beds and still incorporates its proprietary CloudQuilt material that helps keep sleepers cool through the night. More Deal Information: This design hit a low of $679 around the 4th of July and has dropped to $765 periodically since 2024, so it may be worth waiting for an additional discount. If you've ever considered an adjustable bed frame, now's your chance to pick up DreamCloud's version for over half-off. It can be controlled using a wireless remote or app and has a massage feature with three intensity levels. More Deal Information: This discount matches the best price we've seen for the adjustable frame this year. If your child needs a bed frame upgrade to go with a new kids mattress, this basic foundation is neutral and easy to set up. Right now, both the twin and twin XL sizes of this foundation are on sale for 22% off. Or consider purchasing it as part of a bundled deal with a mattress for 60% off. More Deal Information: The twin size of this bed frame was available for over 50% off during DreamCloud's Memorial Day sale. During the brand's summer sale, the DreamCloud bamboo bed frame is discounted by an impressive 53%. It's available in two finishes: the natural color shown here as well as a darker walnut finish. All sizes of this bed frame currently have hefty discounts. Add on a bamboo headboard for $300 more or an upholstered one for $199. More Deal Information: This frame dropped to $399 over Memorial Day, so it may be worth waiting for a steeper discount during another holiday weekend. This mid-century-inspired design features a rich walnut grain finish and built-in drawers on either side of the base. It's a great way to add extra storage to your room or to replace a dresser entirely if you're working with a smaller space. More Deal Information: This is a new piece from DreamCloud, so it doesn't currently have a robust price history. If you're looking for a minimalist frame, this simple design is on sale for 60% off right now. The sleek frame comes together in under 30 minutes and is also compatible with adjustable bases. More Deal Information: This current discount is better than the $199 deal we saw last month. It doesn't get much more classic than this linen upholstered frame. It's a simple design with elegant touches, like button tufting on the headboard and tapered legs. The model is available in both gray and the pictured linen above. DreamCloud includes everything you need to assemble the frame in the box, which can take as little as 20 minutes. More Deal Information: The original price of this bed frame has increased slightly from $760, but this discount matches the lowest it has ever dropped to. If you need a convertible sleeping solution in a room that isn't always a bedroom, this foldable metal frame is an excellent option. It doesn't require a box spring or any tools for assembly. Simply pop it into place when you need an extra bed and tuck it away when you don't. More Deal Information: In December 2024, the total price of this frame was $179. While it has increased in cost since, this is still the lowest price it's ever been offered at. The Forbes Vetted editorial team has extensive experience testing, researching and reviewing the best products on the market. Our mattress and sleep buying guides are based on expert medical advice, hundreds of hours of research and rigorous firsthand testing. Jordan Thomas, the author of this story, is Forbes Vetted's assistant deals editor. She has over five years of experience writing in the e-commerce space and was previously a deals writer at Wirecutter. She routinely researches deals and savings events—including mattress sales—to find the best offers available. Our mattress and sleep content is overseen by senior mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman, who has a decade of experience as a journalist and holds a sleep science coach certification, which she leans on to weed out false advertising claims and uncover real benefits in the online mattress industry. Mattress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon is also a certified sleep science coach and prolific mattress tester with five years of experience. What Is The Life Expectancy Of A DreamCloud Mattress? The average lifespan of a mattress depends on a number of factors, including care, support, usage and more. A premium hybrid mattress from the company can last anywhere from seven to ten years, according to the DreamCloud website. You can extend the lifespan of your mattress by rotating it every three months, changing your bedding once per week, vacuuming it once per month and installing a mattress pad or protector to help against spills or other accidents. Are Nectar And DreamCloud The Same Company? Nectar and DreamCloud are owned by the same parent company, Resident Home. Resident Home also owns mattress brands Awara and Cloverlane. What Firmness Level Is The DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress? The DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress offers a medium-firm firmness rating. Based on a scale of 1 through 10, the brand rates it at a 6.5—meaning it has a middle-of-the-road firmness that's suitable for most sleepers. Are DreamCloud Mattresses Worth The Money? DreamCloud's mattresses earned some of the highest marks during testing and hold top spots in several of our mattress shopping guides. One of our favorite models, the DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid, is one of the most popular beds in our guide of the best mattresses overall. That said, the hybrid model often drops to $1,299 during holiday weekends, so you may want to wait to get a better discount than its current offer. If affordability is your top concern, there are plenty of great mattresses available for under $1,000, especially if you don't mind an all-foam model, like the Nectar Premier.
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15-07-2025
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Nectar Vs. DreamCloud: Which Popular Online Bed Is More Comfortable?
Nectar and DreamCloud are two brands under Resident Home, a bed-in-a-box mattress company with comfortable and competitively priced options for a wide range of sleeping positions. In our Nectar vs. DreamCloud comparison, we delve into the brand's flagship mattresses—the Nectar Classic and DreamCloud Hybrid Classic—and cover the major differences between the two and why you might prefer one over the other. Our sleep editors recently re-tested both beds alongside a team of more than a dozen people who differ in body type, sleep posture and general preferences. When choosing between Nectar vs. DreamCloud, here are the main considerations and why you might like ... More one over the other. ILLUSTRATION: FORBES / PHOTO: RETAILER In sum, we think the Nectar and DreamCloud are both appealing mattresses that offer great value and comfort. However, the DreamCloud has the upper edge when it comes to support and premium materials, while the Nectar is a great pick for those who want good motion isolation and a conforming feel. Continue below for more insight into these beds' highlights and possible downsides. Forbes Vetted Forbes Vetted ratings are based on thorough evaluations by our editorial team to help you choose the best products with confidence. Type: Hybrid | Thickness: 12 inches | Brand-rated firmness: Medium (6.5) | Trial: 365 nights | Warranty: Lifetime Best for: Back, stomach and combo sleepers Couples (great motion isolation and edge support) Sleepers who like memory foam but want good ease of movement Skip if: Forbes Vetted Forbes Vetted ratings are based on thorough evaluations by our editorial team to help you choose the best products with confidence. Type: Hybrid | Thickness: 12 inches | Brand-rated firmness: Medium-firm (6.5) | Trial: 365 nights | Warranty: Lifetime Best for: Petite to plus-size sleepers Back and combo sleepers who like a densely cushioned, responsive feel Anyone who wants solid edge support and ease of movement Skip if: You want deep sinkage You're a strict side sleeper who weighs less than 150 pounds Firmness level is rated around 6.5 of the firmness scale Main comfort materials are made from memory foam Similar company policies and risk-free trials DreamCloud Hybrid is more supportive with a coil base (Nectar offers a hybrid version for more money) DreamCloud Hybrid is slightly softer based on our testers' feedback Firmness refers to how soft or hard a mattress feels on a scale from 1 to 10 with 10 being the firmest. Feel, on the other hand, describes the way you perceive a bed's profile because of its particular blend of materials. Here's how the Nectar and DreamCloud stack up in these categories. Although these two bed-in-a-box mattresses are rated the same by the brands, we think the DreamCloud Classic Mattress is a little softer. Testers found the Nectar Classic to be on the firm end of medium-firm (more like a 6.5 to 7), while the DreamCloud is on the softer side (more like a 6 to 6.5). People commonly referred to DreamCloud as cushiony and soft, while the Nectar received a few firm and dense descriptions. Both beds use memory foam in their comfort layers, but the DreamCloud feels a little more lifted and plush, while the Nectar feels denser at first but then slowly softens up once pressure and heat are applied. We rated the DreamCloud an 8 out of 10 for pressure relief, while the Nectar received a 7.5 out of 10. Testers described the DreamCloud as 'moderately cushiony' with 'the perfect amount of sinkage.' As for the Nectar, one says, 'It has the memory foam feel, but it's more responsive than I thought it was going to be. It quickly rebounds and contours when moving around." Sleeping Position Because of the Nectar's denser, firmer foam profile, our testers found it's most suitable for back, stomach and combination sleepers. Our testers gave it an 8.5 out of 10 for back sleeping, with one saying, 'There is very minimal sinkage at all so my spine is in alignment." As for stomach sleeping, one tester says, 'I feel very supported; there's no pressure buildup whatsoever.' However, it received mixed opinions on side sleeping, with testers ultimately rating it a 7.5 out of 10 for that position. We typically recommend medium-firm mattresses for back and combination sleepers, but the DreamCloud Hybrid tested surprisingly well for some side sleepers. One tester says, 'This mattress feels super comfortable and supportive on my side. I feel like all my pressure points are supported and don't dig into the bed.' However, our testers weighing less than 150 pounds noted it felt too firm for side sleeping. Overall, it scored an 8.5 out of 10 for back sleeping and an 8 out of 10 for both side and stomach sleeping. Body Type It's important to note a mattress will feel firmer to you if you are lighter in weight and softer if you're heavier in weight. Larger-framed individuals also need more support than those who have a smaller frame. Because of its coil construction, the DreamCloud Mattress is the more supportive choice for heavier sleepers. Nectar does offer the Nectar Hybrid Mattress that's similar to the Nectar Memory Foam Mattress (but with steel coils), but it's a little more expensive than the DreamCloud Hybrid. Construction These two mattresses come from the same parent company and use memory foam as their comfort materials, but the constructions are fairly different. Nectar Classic Memory Foam Construction Cover: A soft knit cover that's woven with cooling fibers and treated with a antimicrobial finish. A soft knit cover that's woven with cooling fibers and treated with a antimicrobial finish. Comfort layer: A slab of memory foam sits near the top for conforming pressure relief. A slab of memory foam sits near the top for conforming pressure relief. Transition layer: A layer of responsive foam is sandwiched in between the top and bottom layers to help support the spine and remove uncomfortable sinkage. A layer of responsive foam is sandwiched in between the top and bottom layers to help support the spine and remove uncomfortable sinkage. Support layer: A dense foam layer sits at the bottom of the bed to help support you and the alternating foams above. DreamCloud Hybrid Classic Construction Cover: A quilted cover with a thin layer of foam stitched underneath sits at the top of the mattress, and it's woven with cooling fibers. A quilted cover with a thin layer of foam stitched underneath sits at the top of the mattress, and it's woven with cooling fibers. Comfort layer: A layer of memory foam comes next to provide pressure-relieving comfort. A layer of memory foam comes next to provide pressure-relieving comfort. Transition layer: A slab of what the brand calls 'responsive foam' is in the center to help provide better lumbar support. A slab of what the brand calls 'responsive foam' is in the center to help provide better lumbar support. Support layer: Next comes a system of 8-inch pocketed coils for enhanced support with a reinforced perimeter for better sturdiness along the edges. Next comes a system of 8-inch pocketed coils for enhanced support with a reinforced perimeter for better sturdiness along the edges. Support layer: A thin layer of dense foam is at the base to help stabilize your mattress. Performance Our testers put each mattress to the test in important categories like edge support, motion isolation, cooling, pressure relief and general support. Edge Support Nectar: This bed has good edge support for an all-foam model. 'There is really superior edge support when sitting on the sides,' says one tester. 'There's minimal sinkage and it feels quite stable.' Overall, testers rated it an 8 out of 10. This bed has good edge support for an all-foam model. 'There is really superior edge support when sitting on the sides,' says one tester. 'There's minimal sinkage and it feels quite stable.' Overall, testers rated it an 8 out of 10. DreamCloud: Testers also rated the DreamCloud an 8 out of 10 for edge support. One says, 'There's a noticeable feeling of support that doesn't sink much with added weight, making it easy to stand up and sit on the edge without feeling like you'll slide off.' Motion Isolation Nectar: 'I actually shared this bed with someone and didn't feel them move or get up at all,' says one tester. Another adds, 'The motion isolation [on the Nectar] is superb.' It received an 8 out of 10 score. 'I actually shared this bed with someone and didn't feel them move or get up at all,' says one tester. Another adds, 'The motion isolation [on the Nectar] is superb.' It received an 8 out of 10 score. DreamCloud: 'I think if I slept on this mattress with my partner, he wouldn't notice my movements when he's asleep,' says one tester. After placing a glass of water near the edge of the bed, another says, 'I jumped around a lot and the water in the glass barely moved.' It received an 8 out of 10 score. Cooling Nectar: There are cooling fibers woven into the top cover of this mattress, but our testers call it a temperature-neutral bed. Most testers say the temperature feels average, with a cover that's subtly cool. There are cooling fibers woven into the top cover of this mattress, but our testers call it a temperature-neutral bed. Most testers say the temperature feels average, with a cover that's subtly cool. DreamCloud: The DreamCloud sleeps a little cooler thanks to its coils in the bottom layer, which help allow for better airflow than the all-foam Nectar. Still, it's not considered a cooling mattress. Pressure Relief Nectar: With a dense and firmer profile, our testers rated this bed a 7.5 out of 10 in this category. While it's good for back and stomach sleepers, there may not be enough give for most side sleepers. One person says, 'This is not great for side sleepers, I feel my shoulder compressing in this position,' and another says they also felt pressure buildup in this position. Side sleepers may want to consider the softer Nectar Luxe Mattress. With a dense and firmer profile, our testers rated this bed a 7.5 out of 10 in this category. While it's good for back and stomach sleepers, there may not be enough give for most side sleepers. One person says, 'This is not great for side sleepers, I feel my shoulder compressing in this position,' and another says they also felt pressure buildup in this position. Side sleepers may want to consider the softer Nectar Luxe Mattress. DreamCloud: The DreamCloud has a cushiony top and quilted foam that makes it more comfortable for side sleepers who weigh over 150 pounds and those who want more pressure relief. Our testers scored it an 8.5 out of 10 for this category. That said, those needing a soft mattress should check out the plusher DreamCloud Luxe. Overall Support Nectar: The Nectar isn't quite as supportive as the DreamCloud because of its all-foam construction, and its weight capacity is 650 pounds, according to the brand. That said, Nectar does offer a more supportive Nectar Hybrid Mattress that has a 1,000-pound listed capacity. The Nectar isn't quite as supportive as the DreamCloud because of its all-foam construction, and its weight capacity is 650 pounds, according to the brand. That said, Nectar does offer a more supportive Nectar Hybrid Mattress that has a 1,000-pound listed capacity. DreamCloud: The DreamCloud is a more supportive mattress because of its steel coil base, which helps make the bed more lifted and durable. Its weight capacity is up to 1,000 pounds, according to the brand. Nectar Vs. DreamCloud: Prices And Policies Nectar and DreamCloud come from the same parent company and boast the same company policies, which are more generous than competing mattresses that cost a lot more. Nectar and DreamCloud both offer: Free shipping in a box directly to your door A 365-night trial where you can return the mattress for a full refund if you aren't satisfied A lifetime limited warranty that covers manufacturing or handling defects over the entire time that you own the bed Nectar Vs. DreamCloud: Our Final Verdict Although the Nectar and DreamCloud both use memory foam for pressure relief and comfort, we found that each bed appeals to slightly different sleepers. The Nectar Classic is an ideal choice for back, stomach and combination sleepers under 250 pounds who like a slightly contouring memory foam feel, couples who value motion isolation and edge support, and those looking for a more affordable option. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, on the other hand, is a more supportive choice overall for those who favor their side, back or stomach and want a cushioned, medium-firm feel. It's also a good pick for combination sleepers and couples. Overall, our testers didn't find either pick to be inherently luxurious but described both as good value beds. You can learn more in our full Nectar Mattress review and DreamCloud Mattress review. Also, if you want a softer feel or seek deeper pressure relief, we recommend checking out our picks for the best mattresses for side sleepers and best soft mattresses. Why Trust Forbes Vetted Our Forbes Vetted sleep team consists of seasoned editors and writers who have compiled a robust collection of mattress and sleep product reviews, best lists, news articles and more. McKenzie Dillon, author of this story, is a Forbes Vetted mattress and sleep editor and has tested over 100 mattresses, including the Nectar Classic and DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. She also has her sleep science coach certification. Bridget Chapman, senior mattress and sleep editor, oversees the sleep section and also has a sleep science coach certification. She and Dillon have collectively tested over 200 beds.
