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Take a look at the Floyd bed - floydhome.com/products/the-bed-frame?variant=36971988156578 This is a very low frame / foundation and it's what we use for testing / in this video.

It's worth it. I actually think this newly designed Casper Snow that's only in the US is worse than the version that's in Canada (albeit, only slightly worse).

Agreed - it sucks that it smells, but worse case scenario get it, let it off-gas in another room for a month, and then you're all set. Great value for the money.

No immediate plans to test that model, but we do have the DLX Classic shipping soon. So we'll be testing that one. I will go ahead and add the LatexLux to our list. If we continue to get requests for it I'll be sure to get that one also. Thanks for the suggestion!

Density varies by each individual foam layer. It isn't mattress-wide. 2.5-3.5 PCF (pounds per cubic foot) is pretty typical for a foam comfort layer. With some higher end mattresses using 4-5 PCF foams. While higher density foams are generally considered better due to their increased longevity, they are also more expensive and are more prone to heat retention compared to lower density foams. Support foams are typically around a 1.8 PCF.

What was a mistake?

It's on a platform bed. You shouldn't place the mattresses directly on the floor. It needs to be on some type of a foundation, slats, platform, etc.

Does IKEA count? If so, yes. If not, no, at least none that are immediately coming to mind.

@@NapLabReviews appreciate it. The one I'm considering is called the "Scandinavian Sandmahn" latex mattress

@@Chris-dv7ie Materials specs look pretty impressive.

They at least look very similar. However, it would be impossible for me to say if they are the same without ordering each of them and cutting them open. Virtually all major traditional brands employ this tactic (and so do some direct to consumer brands)...which is make the same mattress, but sell it under different names depending on the retailer (often at different prices). Some times there will be slight changes like a single material layer or a cover will be a bit different so they can justify the higher price point. This tactic is designed to make it difficult to comparison shop between retailers.

"12 pictured in the ad." What ad are you talking about?

I do agree - it's hard to justify the price increase between Lux and Royal. For most sleepers, I think the Lux is the better choice. We've got Monarch in our testing queue, so we'll be reviewing that soon!

I want to bought a matters but what is less smell matter? Thank You

@@Accnews_ Take a look at the Saatva Classic - naplab.com/mattress-reviews/saatva-mattress-review/ It has virtually zero smell.

@@NapLabReviews thank You 🙏

@@Accnews_ My pleasure!

I wouldn't recommend Zinus in really any situation. Milliard is a brand I'm unfamiliar with. Instead, I would recommend the 6" Dreamfoam Essential - naplab.com/go/dreamfoam-essential-mattress

Thank you!

@@aimeeorton8896 My pleasure!

P.S. I'm a side sleeper.

In your case I would go with the Bear Elite (soft version) - naplab.com/go/bear-elite-hybrid-mattress It's got a more dense top layer which will better resist sagging and body impressions, while still creating the softness you need.

@@NapLabReviews I was strongly considering that one. Your recommendation makes me feel very good about my purchase! Many thanks!

@@JMcYrk My pleasure!

Purple Plus is slightly softer than the Purple Restore Firm, I would go with the Purple Plus if they are dealing with hip pain. Usually those with hip pain need something in the soft, medium, or medium-firm range. Purple Plus is a medium-firm. Purple Restore Firm is slightly firm.

@@NapLabReviews thanks!

@@BlackHawkPSU My pleasure!

In May 2024 we updated our scoring system to version 1.2. As a result, all mattress scores have changed and will be different from what was in our original video. You can see the current and most updated scores for all mattresses here - naplab.com/mattress-reviews/ - You can find an explanation of our 1.2 scoring changes here - naplab.com/how-we-test-mattresses/explaining-our-2024-updates/ The 8.87 is the correct / updated score.

No. We don't do any type of sponsored / paid content anywhere on this channel or on our website at NapLab.com

Thanks! 😊

Review for Sleep on Latex / Earthfoam is coming soon. I've got a pretty full June and July, but I believe we'll be ready to test those by August. VOC metered testing is something I've considered in the past, but based on my understanding, it's something that's difficult to objectively test. Even with the right testing equipment, we would need a room that is effectively sealed in order to keep a constant environment for testing. At present, we don't have that, but it's something I'm thinking about adding in the future.

You're very welcome! Glad to hear it was helpful 😃

Thank you! A mattress protector can definitely impact cooling performance. Typically, lower end / lower priced protectors will have the most severe negative impact. So it's usually work spending a decent amount to get a nicer protector.

You're too kind!

They have test times and free returns. So what's the issue?

@@mountainman4410 pain to deal with even during return. I live in a 3 story condo and my room is at the top. Rather just get it right the first time. Time is money. Don’t want to spend my time doing returns.

You're very welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

@@NapLabReviews I ended up buying the Helix Midnight Elite instead of this mattress!

@@may Nice! How do you like it so far?

@@NapLabReviews hey so, it’s going to be here in about 5 days and i’ll let you know!

@@may Sounds good! Can't wait to hear about it.

I don't know what the difference is between those versions. Often, retailers get custom versions of popular mattresses that have been redesigned so that they are less expensive. Walmart, Sam's Club, Costco, and others do this. My best guess is that's what's probably going on here.

How so? Their page here seems pretty clear to me - support.leesa.com/hc/en-us/articles/19491419774615-Does-your-mattress-contain-fiberglass

Thanks! We did not test the version of the cooling pillow top.

Hi Is good for back pain ? Tks

@@Accnews_ It's a fine choice, thought it wouldn't be my first pick. These are our primary recommendations for back pain - naplab.com/best-mattress/best-mattress-for-back-pain/

Thank you very much! Glad you found it helpful. Hopefully one day the UA-cam algorithm will finally throw us some love (and subs!)

The Sapira is a great mattress, but in terms of design and feel it's not massively different from Winkbed. If you like Winkbed you'll also like Sapira and if you dislike Sapira you'll dislike Winkbed. You can see the two compared side by side here - naplab.com/tools/side-by-side-mattress-comparison-tool/?_mattress_name_dropdown=leesa-sapira%2Cwinkbed Performance is very similar. Biggest difference is Winkbed has better edge support. Beyond that, very similar performance.

Latex would be fine in that environment, as would most hybrid mattresses. I would just make a point to avoid all foam mattresses if at all possible. As far as the base, I'd say either a platform frame (like what you see in the video) or a slatted frame would be your best choices. As far as the specific model goes, I would need more information to provide a personalized recommendation. If you'd like a recommendation just answer the questions here - naplab.com/mattress-quiz/

@@NapLabReviews what specific brand would you suggest for humidity? Also, I like the flat base for a mattress however the slatted ones might provide more air flow. Is there a standard number of slats per bed size. Saw somewhere that people chose to put a thin piece of plywood over the slats. I don't understand why if there is adequate mattress support from the slats. It's very confusing and can be expensive hence my questions to narrow down what I need.

@@debmaccallum5940 You're in a tough spot here...yes, slats do provide more airflow, but they also create worse support than a platform. For slats to provide great support they need to be at least 3" wide, gaps no more than 3" between slats, be fully rigid (no flex, no bowed slats), and have a thick beam running down the middle for center of mattress support. Many slat frames fail to live up to this level, so the plywood on top of slats helps to solve this issue. As far as the brand best for humidity...there is no particular mattress brand that I would say is ideal for humidity. I would get the mattress that meets your comfort / firmness / support needs and then tackle the humidity issue with: 1) Full encasement waterproof mattress protector 2) Dehumidifier

My pleasure! Glad it was helpful. The bed frame is the Floyd - floydhome.com/products/the-bed-frame

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid. Nothing else comes close.

@@NapLabReviews I ended up ordering the Kirkland for now.. I figured I could return to costco if I dont like it since they have a really amazing return policy. Seems theyre sold out in most zip codes. Hope its not too firm as reported by many on reddit. From everything ive gathered, it has a Lux Estate coil config from a cassatt model.. (1744 queen) Rockwell Foam (PT FIRM) config with .5" missing from the PT itself.. Potentially firmer than the 15" native Rockwell with its coil 1504 config And cheaper cover.. more closer to the entry Hurston.. 3 Sections not currently being made for the main line... Frankenbed!

@@jaszjsz Nice! I hope it's a good fit for you.

@@NapLabReviews it's way firmer than I imagined.. I would put it at an 8/9... but I haven't tried many beds. I may have to return this one :(

@@jaszjsz Sorry to hear that it didn't work out. If you'd like help choosing a mattress don't hesitate to fill out our form here - naplab.com/mattress-quiz/

That's wonderful! Glad to hear it's working so well for you. Thanks for sharing your experience.

My pleasure! Glad you found it helpful.

You are right, our original scoring system needed an overhaul, and that's exactly what it got 2 months ago. We completely reworked our scoring system and updated scores for every mattress on site. RidgeCrest's updated score is a 7.60 You can see the full updated scores here - naplab.com/mattress-reviews/sealy-posturepedic-plus-ridgecrest-ii-review/ And a full explanation of why / how we made the updates to our scoring system here - naplab.com/how-we-test-mattresses/explaining-our-2024-updates/

Leesa Legend chill and BB Aurora Luxe essentially earned the exact same scoring our tests. You can see a side by side comparison here - naplab.com/tools/side-by-side-mattress-comparison-tool/?_mattress_name_dropdown=brooklyn-bedding-aurora-luxe%2Cleesa-legend-chill I think you could be perfectly happy with either mattress.

Ghostbed Flex. Ghostbed Flex was a significantly stronger performer in our battery of tests compared to Dreamcloud Premier. Here's the side by side - naplab.com/tools/side-by-side-mattress-comparison-tool/?_mattress_name_dropdown=dreamcloud-premier%2Cghostbed-flex

@@NapLabReviews Hey thanks for the quick reply! Found out the flex isn’t the model I thought I was comparing. 😱 In reality, it’s the “Ghostbed Fusion” that costco carries.. has 2 less layers and 6” coils instead of 8”. Any experience with that Ghostbed model? As you don’t currently have a review for it.

@@Barbell_Bolter Unfortunately, I haven't tested that model and I don't really know anything about it. Costco often has mattresses like this that look similar to other major popular brands / models, but end up being quite different in terms of materials, design, and quality. As a result, I am often wary of Costco mattresses. To date, I haven't tested anything from Costco that has been overly impressive.

@@NapLabReviews After more testing in stores ended up with the Casper snow Canadian version. Cooling is probably the number one factor for me and it out performed every other option available to me greatly! To make the experience even better any topper recommendations to make things next level? 🤯

@@Barbell_Bolter Eight Sleep 4, BedJet, and ChiliPad are all active cooling toppers that can push your cooling to the next level. I'd recommend one of those for you.

I don't believe they have updated the mattress again. I do see that they are saying 3" of latex and not 2". That is strange to me, as the mattress we tested was definitely not 3".

That is strange, although I noticed that BB had more outdated or contradictory info on both their websites for this mattress. So if it’s 2” latex over 8” coils, that’s pretty much the same design as the Avocado Eco, which I think scored higher in your ratings.

@@PLCRB Indeed, more latex would be better, but for most sleepers 2" of latex is sufficient.

Yes, it's on my high priority review list. I went to buy one yesterday, but it was out of stock in the Queen. As soon as it's back in stock I'll get one ordered for testing.

@@NapLabReviews Awesome. It's in stock for me, but its prob regional to local Sealy factories.. I'm around 15mins away. I assume Costco just sends the order for pickup.

@@jaszjsz Yeah, that's probably true. In any case, we'll get one in our testing queue ASAP.

Do you have the exact model name / Costco number? We've reviewed a couple Costco Sealy mattresses to date: naplab.com/mattress-reviews/sealy-posturepedic-carver-review/ naplab.com/mattress-reviews/sealy-posturepedic-plus-ridgecrest-ii-review/

We'll get that on our list! Thanks for the heads up.

For a Queen size under $500 your best choice is going to be the Siena. Really hard to beat this mattress at this price range. And thanks so much! Glad to hear my videos are hitting the right marks 😊

@@NapLabReviews thank you for the quick reply they have a new hybrid for 500 had a chance to take a look at that one yet? And what are your thoughts on it containing fiberglass? Just use a mattress protector and should be fine?

@@Martyparty1821 I just finished testing it, you can see the review here - naplab.com/mattress-reviews/siena-premier-hybrid-review/ (no video yet, but we do have the contextual review up). Overall, I just wasn't impressed. The all foam Siena is a much better mattress than the hybrid. Definitely the fiberglass isn't great...but it is also the norm at this price point. So if you've got to be at this price point just get a full encasement mattress protector to make sure if there is a fiberglass leak that it stays inside the protector. The only other option would be to notably increase the budget.

@@NapLabReviews Wow what a detailed reply thank you didn’t know you had a website as well! Really appreciate the help . Last question if I did want a fiberglass free mattress which one is the cheapest you’ve probably reviewed hybrid or foam doesn’t matter to me not very picky.

@@Martyparty1821 My pleasure! Glad you found the site helpful. Leesa Studio would be your best option for a budget mattress without fiberglass - naplab.com/go/leesa-studio-mattress