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Tom's Guide
6 days ago
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- Tom's Guide
I've spent a week sleeping on the Dreamstage Value mattress and a heatwave has exposed its flaw
It's our mission at Tom's Guide to find the best mattress for every budget, and with the Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid mattress claiming to deliver an "elevated sleep experience" without the 'elevated price tag,' I was eager to see how it performs. Type: HybridMaterials: Foam, springsBrand-rated firmness: Firm (also sold in Medium and Plush)Trial period: 120 nightsWarranty: 20 yearsPrice (sale): From $599 at Diamond Mattress After a week of testing the mattress in a Firm feel, I've been impressed by the Dreamstage Value. It's highly supportive while the availability of different feels makes it's more versatile than your average budget bed. Can it compare to the best hybrid mattresses? My early impressions are good, although the unfortunate coincidence of starting my testing during a heatwave has exposed a lack of temperature regulation. I'll need to spend at least a month sleeping on the Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid (and enlist the help of a testing panel) before I make any final decisions but for now, here are my thoughts on this affordable hybrid mattress. The Dreamstage Value mattresses are the cheapest beds in the Diamond mattress line-up. In the regular mattress sales, a queen Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid mattress sells for $695 (was $1,245.) This places the mattress in the lower mid-range price category, where it finds itself in good company. The Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress is similarly priced at $649 for a queen, while we consider the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid mattress to be excellent value at $649 for a queen. We track mattress sales throughout the year but we're still learning the ins and outs of the Diamond mattress deals. However, during the recent 4th of July sales, I spotted free pillows on top of the savings below. We suspect the sales are frequent and you can expect similar prices to the ones below for most of the year on the Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid mattresses: Unusually, the full is pricier than its queen counterpart (although only by $4.) These prices are the same whether you choose the Medium or Firm feel Dreamstage Value mattress. However, if you want a Plush feel, you'll need to upgrade to the Luxe Quilted Hybrid Dreamstage Value mattress (also available in Medium or Firm.) A queen Luxe is $899 for all three firmness levels. Diamond also offers a 120-night sleep trial and a 20-year warranty with the Dreamstage Value mattress. This is above the industry average and better than expected for the price bracket. Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid Mattress: twin was $1,149 now $599 at Diamond MattressIn the current sale the Dreamstage Value is a midrange mattress — but it looks like a premium design and so far I've been impressed by the all-round performance. A queen Medium or Firm mattress will set you back $695 (was $1,245) but for a Plush, you'll need to upgrade to the Quilted Luxe Hybrid, $899 for a queen (down from $1,399.) Like all the best mattresses in a box we've tested, the Dreamstage Value mattress comes compressed, rolled in plastic and conveniently tucked into a cardboard box. I enlisted my dad to lend a hand with unboxing, but having helped me haul the rolled mattress onto my bed frame, he wasn't needed — the Dreamstage Value practically unboxed itself. Using a pair of scissors to cut away the outer layers of packaging, once I'd ripped a hole in the plastic the Dreamstage Value expanded quickly, unfurling itself onto my bed frame as it went. All I had to do was pull the rest of the packaging from underneath the mattress.. There was some off-gassing — caused by chemicals releasing when the mattress is unboxed — but not much. By bedtime, the smell had gone. Considering the mattress had spent over a week in my house waiting to be unboxed, plus however long it took to get to the UK and the fact that the air was baking hot and completely still, I was impressed by the lack of smell. Diamond notes you should wait around 24 to 72 hours for the mattress to fully expand before sleeping on it. I waited roughly 36 hours but I have to say, it looked ready to go after about the first 15 minutes. I know the risks of leaving a mattress in a box too long and after the Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid mattress had sat in my hallway for over a week, I was beginning to feel the pressure to get the bed unboxed. That, and I kept walking into it... But I wish I'd waited a bit longer to start testing my new mattress because the first few nights of the review period were consumed by one thought: I was being boiled alive. The testing had unfortunately coincided with the hottest day my city had experienced in three years, delivering a crash course in the Dreamstage Value's temperature regulation. I'd hoped the Dreamstage would be a breathable mattress due to its hybrid build (the best cooling mattresses often contain springs) and firmer feel (without a 'hug,' there's more room for air to circulate.) However, a stifling bedroom meant my mattress felt warm by the time I crawled into bed and this heat only built up while I slept. Having switched from the natural cooling of the Simba Earth Escape Mattress, the Dreamstage Value made for significantly warmer nights. I struggled to identify any other features of the mattress. Was it supportive? Were the edges strong? Was the feel responsive or deadened? Impossible to say when I was trapped in a sauna with only a cold hot water bottle to get me through it. Eventually the heatwave broke and I could start to appreciate the other features of the mattress. I opted for the Dreamstage Value in a Firm feel because as a stomach sleeper, I appreciate a mattress that can support my body from shoulders to hips. The Dreamstage Value lives up to its firm label. We rate mattress firmness on a scale of one to 10, with one indicating soft and 10 hard. The Dreamstage Value sits at the top end of that scale — I'd rate it 8-9 in firmness. I'll reassess this at the end of my review period, as mattresses often soften throughout the first few weeks of use. This firmness means that my spine is lifted and aligned when lying on my stomach. Even this early in the testing, the Dreamstage Value is a contender for our best mattress for stomach sleepers guide. I suspect this mattress will also be a good choice for back sleepers, although I'll need confirmation from a wider testing panel. However, I've found side sleeping uncomfortable. I often move onto my side in the night and on the Diamond Dreamstage Value Firm mattress that means waking up with arm pain. Currently, here's almost no give at the shoulders but this might change as I break the mattress in. I haven't had a chance to undergo any objective mattress tests but in my subjective opinion, the edge support is above average. There's some sinkage when you first sit (common on mattresses with a euro top) but that's followed by ample support. The Dreamstage Value does have a bouncy feel so I'll be interested to see how it performs in our motion isolation tests. I sleep alone and I've been enjoying the freedom of movement afforded by the Dreamstage Value. This responsive build might be less of a positive feature for bed sharers. The Tom's Guide team has had several of the best luxury mattresses pass through our testing studio in recent months, so I was skeptical that this lower mid-range model would compare. However, the Diamond Dreamstage Value Quilted Hybrid mattress is visually impressive. The thick Euro top and dark, quilted fabrics look luxe — if I didn't already know the cost, I would have assumed this was a luxury bed. But looks aren't everything, especially when it comes to a mattress. Thankfully, the Dreamstage Value has continued to impress throughout this early testing period. Admittedly the temperature regulation isn't great. There's nothing like a heatwave to see if your mattress's cooling cover really has the 'Ultra Cool Touch' it promises and during my testing I've found the Dreamstage Value has a tendency to trap heat. It's the support that's impressed me most during my early testing (that and the easy unboxing process.) Like the best firm mattresses, the Dreamstage Value holds the spine in alignment, while the responsive feel makes it easy to change positions. I'm interested to see if this changes at all during the testing process. So far, I wouldn't recommend this mattresses to side sleepers but the foams might soften as I continue to break the bed in. Ill be writing my full review after sleeping on this mattress for a month, so watch this space.
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.
Tom's Guide
08-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
DreamCloud launches huge rival Prime Day flash deal — buy a queen Classic Hybrid Mattress for just $594
The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress promises luxury support at a mid-range price, and it's even cheaper thanks to a huge rival Prime Day flash mattress sale. On top of a regular 60% sale, you can now save an extra 15% on the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid at DreamCloud, reducing a queen to $594 from the regular sale price of $699. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is a new-and-improved version of the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid, a bed that currently sits in our best mattress of 2025 guide thanks to its sheer value for money and overall comfort. The updated Classic Hybrid continues the Luxury Hybrid's legacy by offering a premium-quality design at a relatively lower cost. We're also tracking this week's best Amazon Prime Day mattress sales, but let's take a closer look at why this DreamCloud flash sale is well worth a look... DreamCloud Classic: twin was $399 now $356 at DreamCloudThe DreamCloud Classic is one of the best hybrid mattresses on the market, punching well beyond its mid-range price tag. While we haven't had a chance to test the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, we tested its predecessor for our DreamCloud Mattress review. We found the original offered ample support and a luxury feel at a great price (we even recommend it as a cheaper alternative to the Saatva Classic.) DreamCloud mattress sales usually linger at the 60% off mark, but this flash discount that takes off an extra 15% the usual sale price. That brings a queen down to $594 from the normal price of $699. Plus, extras include a 365-night sleep trial, free shipping and returns, and a lifetime warranty —extras that beat that of the best luxury mattress on the market: the Saatva Classic (Saatva doesn't offer free returns). User score: ★★★★★½ (9,200+ reviews) Earlier this year, DreamCloud announced that they were discontinuing the flagship DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid (which is still our No 1 pick for best mattress in a box), and bringing in a newer model: the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. Both the Classic and it's predecessor sit at 12" tall, but beneath the covers you'll find three internal layers instead of four. Plus, its signature cashmere cover has been updated with cooling fibers for enhanced temperature-regulation. The individually-wrapped coils are slightly shorter, too. Prefer the sound of the original DreamCloud? It's still available to buy from Amazon... DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid Mattress: twin was $419 now $319 at AmazonThe DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid was one of our favorite mattresses on the market before it was discontinued. It impressed our testers with its firm support and breathable cashmere cover, and so we have high hopes for the new revamped version. A new Prime Day mattress deal reduces the original to $549 (was $665) for a queen, and you can still get the DreamCloud one-year trial and forever warranty.
Tom's Guide
03-06-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
What is the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress and should you buy it?
The entry-level DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress is a variation of the flagship DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. Unusually, the DreamCloud Memory Foam is the pricier option of the two. The best hybrid mattresses tend to cost more than their all-foam counterparts due to the inclusion of steel coils, but that's not the case here. The construction isn't much different from the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, which is the second highest-rated option in our best mattress of the year guide. The DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam merely swaps the coils for a core of high-density foam, resulting in a less responsive surface. Thinking of buying the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress? Here's what to expect in terms of cost, design, and overall comfort. While you'll be spending more compared to the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, you'll still be able to save thanks to regular mattress sales. The DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam is a 12" mattress rated a 6.5 out of 10 on the brand's firmness scale. With its balanced bed feel, quilted top, and therapeutic memory foam comfort layer, we think it'll best suit side and back sleepers who crave loads of pressure relief for sensitive joints. As an all-foam mattress, the motion isolation here should be excellent — we already rated it highly in our DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress review. Trading the springs for a foam foundation will result in less airflow, even with a newly designed cooling cover woven with polyethylene fibers. The DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress costs $100 to $200 more than its hybrid sibling in all sizes but twin. A queen-size is regularly on sale for $799, which is still within mid-range. It comes with a 365-night trial and a forever warranty. DreamCloud never sells its mattresses at the suggested retail price thanks to an evergreen DreamCloud mattress sale that cuts as much as 60% off. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. The DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress has a starting sale price of $299 for a twin, which is actually $100 less than the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid in the same size. However, for the remaining sizes, the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam costs up to $200 more than the hybrid version. Here are the current sale prices for the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress, along with the price differential versus the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid: As always, DreamCloud includes a 365-night sleep trial, a lifetime mattress warranty. and free shipping and returns. 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, save a smattering of surprise flash sales that saw prices drop even lower. Every DreamCloud mattress has undergone a slight makeover, including the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam. It maintains its 12" profile but now consists of fewer layers, a new top cover, and a sleeker exterior. The cashmere-blend quilted top that was once DreamCloud's signature feature has been replaced with a new CloudQuilt foam top that's infused with cooling polyethylene fibers to dissipate heat. Directly underneath that is a layer of therapeutic memory foam for pressure relief. An adaptive support layer of foam gives way to a high-density foam foundation; these components aid with alignment and stability. According to DreamCloud, the foundational foam has a reinforced perimeter for edge support, similar to the coils in the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. Surrounding the mattress is an updated shift-resistant cover with a fiberglass-free flame retardant sewn in. However, the cover no longer includes side carry handles, which could make rotating your mattress a bit of a hassle. DreamCloud rates all of its mattresses a 6.5 out of 10 on its firmness scale. However, based on our experiences with DreamCloud hybrid mattresses in particular, these beds tend to skew firmer than advertised. We've yet to try the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress ourselves. Based on what we know about DreamCloud beds and the best memory foam mattresses in general, we think most sleepers can anticipate a medium-firm feel with ample contouring from the quilted foam topper. Speaking of the topper, the polyethylene fibers in the cover should give this mattress a cool-to-the-touch sensation, similar to what we found with the Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress. (Nectar and DreamCloud are both a part of Resident Home.) That said, the absence of springs may hinder the airflow compared to the hybrid DreamCloud. The surface won't be as springy, either, although we don't anticipate deep sinkage — again, it'll likely be similar to the Nectar Classic we tested. ✅ You need a mattress to ease sore joints: DreamCloud mattresses, while on the firmer side, have softened a bit with newer iterations. The quilted top remains a constant and delivers excellent pressure relief. If you're a side sleeper in particular, you'll like the way it contours to your shoulders, hips, and knees without compromising support. ✅ You share a bed: The previous versions of the DreamCloud Hybrid scored well in our motion isolation tests. Swapping the springs for a dense foam core here will only improve this bed's ability to dampen movement, allowing you and your partner to sleep in peace. ✅ You want to take your time trying it out: DreamCloud offers a full year to trial your mattress at home. If you decide it's not the right fit, you can return it for a full refund at no extra cost. ❌ You're a very hot sleeper: The cooling upgrades here are nice to see, but we don't think the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress will do enough to keep severe overheating at bay. Look at our guide to the best cooling mattresses if you need best-in-class temperature regulation. ❌ You want a mattress that's easy to rotate: Believe it or not, rotating your mattress is one of the best ways to get the most use out of it, as it helps delay the onset of sagging and indents. The DreamCloud Classic doesn't have side handles, making this necessary step more of a chore. ❌ You want the absolute lowest price for a DreamCloud: At this price point, a $100 to $200 differential is enough to push a mattress into another price bracket. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid will be a little easier on your wallet, but for quality beds under $500 for a queen, check out our best budget mattress guide.
Tom's Guide
18-05-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
‘No longer waking up with a stiff lower back' — Saatva's top mattress for back pain drops by $400 ahead of Memorial Day sales
Back pain in the morning can disrupt your whole day, but a mattress with enhanced lumbar support can stop all that pain from building up. The Saatva RX is made for sleepers with chronic back and joint pain and, so if that's sounds like your dream bed you can save $400 on the RX at Saatva with our semi-exclusive discount. $400 off reduces a queen to $2,999 (was $3,399), matching the lowest price we tracked during the Presidents' Day sales. The Saatva RX is the only Saatva mattress with the brand's patented Therapeutic Support Core designed to boost circulation and reduce physical pain. It's our number one mattress for chronic back pain and a good choice for people who are struggling to sleep due to discomfort. The RX was slightly cheaper to buy earlier in this year when a 15% off sale took a queen down to $2,890, but we predict that $400 off every size is the biggest discount you'll get in this year's Saatva Memorial Day sale. That's an extra $50 saving on the queen RX and an extra $200 saving on the twin RX compared to the brand's general public sale. Saatva RX: twin was $1,999 now $1,599 at SaatvaThe Saatva RX is one of the best mattresses you can buy this year thanks to its lower back support and soothing pressure relief. This top-rated hybrid mattress boasts seven layers and is made from a mix of premium memory foam, organic cotton, natural latex and microcoils to create a zoned bed that contours to your body in every sleep position. The gel-infused lumbar crown ensures your spine remains supported, eliminating pressure build up that can exacerbate pain. Our discount will save you $400 on every size Saatva RX, with a queen priced $2,999. We don't think it will be any cheaper to buy in this year's Memorial Day mattress sales either so there's no reason to wait. The RX comes with a lifetime warranty, a year's sleep trial and Saatva's free white glove delivery and installation. During the testing period for the Saatva RX mattress review we found the RX to be a firmer than initially expected. While Saatva says the mattress has a 'supportive plush' feel, rating it at 3-4 out of 10 on the firmness scale, we actually found it felt more like a 7.5-8. This meant it felt buoyant, rather than sinking beneath you, but still contouring enough to relieve pressure. This medium-firm feel, combined with the responsive latex, high-density memory foam and over 1,600 microcoils, meant that our testing panel felt relief from back pain, scoliosis and arthritis, with our lead tester saying they're 'no longer waking up with a stiff lower back.'It's certainly a very high-quality durable mattress, and because of its indulgent feel and next-level support, it also makes it into this year's tried and tested best luxury mattress guide. DreamCloud Classic Hybrid mattress: twin from $399 at DreamCloudWhile we think the price of the Saatva RX reflects the quality of the mattress, not everyone has over $2,000 to spend on their bed. For those working with smaller budgets, we'd recommend the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid mattress. It's got a simple three-layered design that incorporates high-density memory foam with innerspring coils, but it's surprisingly effective. In our DreamCloud mattress review we found it relieved the dreaded 'dead hip' for our side sleeper tester and alleviated the pressure for another tester in their lower back. The evergreen DreamCloud mattress sale means a queen is just $649, which is fantastic value mattress. You'll also get a 365-night trial, a forever warranty and free shipping and returns.
