The SleepMaker Pasadena Plush has a definite sinking feeling and does offer good spinal support. Seems well made but for the price there are much better options out there.
The SleepMaker Taurus Plush is comfortable and spinal support seems OK. It does feel a little bouncy with some partner disturbance though.
The Sealy Posturepedic Silver Firm has the typical Sealy bouncy and almost flimsy feel to it. Not particularly comfortable but spinal support is OK.
The Sealy Posturepedic Enhance Platinum Medium feels bouncy and almost unstable. We would guess that partner disturbance would be an issue here as well.
The Posturepedic Enhance Platinum Super Firm feels hard and uncomfortable, and as a result, it doesn’t mould to the body well at all.
The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Gold Ultra Plush feels bouncy and unstable. Partner disturbance will be an issue here. Has a fairly nice spongy top layer.
The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Gold Plush feels bouncy and unstable. Partner disturbance will be an issue here. Slightly more comfortable than the firm and medium versions.
The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Gold Medium is not particularly comfortable and has that typical Sealy Posturepedic bouncy feel to it which will involve some partner disturbance.
The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Gold Super Firm feels hard and uncomfortable. Also has that typical Sealy Posturepedic bouncy feel to it.
The Dream Elegance 1000 would be one of the cheapest mattresses we have tested. Not surprisingly it does feel cheap. It has a springy, bouncy feel to it and it is evident that the build quality is very basic.
The Pure Form Tranquillity Balance is firm and dense and does hard that ‘hard’ feel to to it. If you do like your mattress hard like this, it is a fairly well priced. Partner disturbance is virtually non-existent.
The Pure Form Balance is firm and dense but a little more comfortable than the Pure Form Harmony. Still though, comfort is compromised. Partner disturbance is virtually non-existent. Surprisingly this mattress comes at a good price.
