The Englander Boston Medium has a very nice mix of comfort and spinal support. It is well-built with minimal partner disturbance and for the price this is about as good as it gets.
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Hypnos Cambridge Medium
The Hypnos Cambridge Medium immediately gives out a strong sense of class and sophistication – build quality is outstanding. The mattress has a very nice top layer.
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Silent Night London Plush
The Silent Night London Plush is has a nice light, soft top layer and is beautifully comfortable. Spinal support is still very good for a plush version.
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Silent Night London Medium
The Silent Night London Medium just feels very nice to lie on. It offers a very nice level of comfort and it supports the spine and body beautifully as well.
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Silent Night London Firm
The Silent Night London Firm is a very nice firm version and isn’t ‘hard’ like some other firm version we have tested. The top layer is very supportive but still offers some nice comfort.
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Silent Night Comfort Advance Medium
The Silent Night Comfort Advance Medium does feel bouncy and flimsy – you can feel the springs a bit on certain movements. Spinal support is OK but overall it feels pretty average.
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Silent Night Comfort Advance Plush
The Silent Night Comfort Advance Plush feels bouncy, unstable, and partner disturbance is going to be a bit of a problem here. Strangely this plush version feels less stable than the medium and firm versions.
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Silent Night Comfort Advance Firm
The Silent Night Comfort Advance Firm feels bouncy and flimsy and with that, partner disturbance will be an issue here. Spinal support is OK.
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Silent Night Chelsea Plush
The Silent Night Chelsea Plush has a meshy and foamy top layer, reminiscent of many Sealy mattresses. Comfort and support are both quite good.
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Silent Night Chelsea Medium
The Silent Night Chelsea Medium is quite a firm feel for a medium version and therefore isn’t particularly comfortable. Nothing else particularly remarkable here.
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