Discontinued

The Sealy Posturepedic High Performance Vibrance Medium is comfortable and supportive but still has a sense of unsteadiness on the top layer.

The Sealy Posturepedic High Performance Fortitude Firm feels firm (as you would expect) and has a limited amount of comfort materials on the top layer.

The Sealy Posturepedic High Performance Ambition Plush is soft and comfortable and does have a slight sinking feeling. Certainly one of the nicer Sealy mattresses we have tested.

The King Koil Everyday Comfort Plus Firm is firm and supportive and doesn't offer a great amount of pressure relief. Nevertheless it is a decent option for those who like a firm mattress.

The King Koil Everyday Comfort Plus Medium has a very nice mix of comfort and support. Partner disturbance is minimal and build quality is good.

The King Koil Everyday Comfort Plus Plush has a slight sinking feeling initially but has decent support once you get settled. It has a nice comfortable feel to it.

The Heritage Sleepmaker Hyde Cushion Firm does feel a bit hard and uncomfortable. It has a nice bounce to it but otherwise pretty unremarkable.

The Heritage Sleepmaker Cornish Plush has a noticeable sinking feeling which does compromise spinal support. It has a nice little bounce to it.

The Heritage Sleepmaker Eureka Plush is comfortable and spinal support is reasonable but not exceptional. It has a nice little bounce to it.

The Sealy Posturepedic Cotton Touch Plush has a fairly nice mix of comfort and support. Still a little bit 'wobbly' on the top layer as many Sealy's are.

The Sealy Posturepedic Rochester Plush has that familiar Sealy top layer which feels a bit flimsy and really quite uninspiring. For the price there are much nicer options available.

The Sealy Posture Premier Brighton Plush is noticeably bouncy and doesn't seem to support the body very evenly. Feels a bit flimsy on the top layer as well.