The Sealy Hamilton has a good mix of comfort and support. There may be a little partner disturbance but nothing too significant. For the price, the build quality seems quite good also.
The Sealy Posturepedic Exquisite Elevate Plush has a nice and soft feel to it – very comfortable. Support is still reasonable for a plush version. It has of course the typical bouncy Sealy feel to it.
The Sealy Posturepedic Exquisite Elevate Medium has that typical springy Sealy characteristic to it, along with the almost ‘separate’ top layer that seems to detach from the rest of the mattress.
The Sleepmaker Physio Triumph has a soft but sinking feel to it, not surprising for a plush version. Spinal support is compromised somewhat but still may be adequate for some.
The Sleepmaker Physio Victory is soft and comfortable. Spinal support is compromised a little though – a ‘light’ top layer. A little partner disturbance but nothing too significant.
The Sleepmaker Physio Fortitude feels firm and supportive. Comfort is compromised a little. A little bouncy with some minor partner disturbance but a decent mattress overall.
Our review of the Sleep by Simba Mattress is coming soon!
The Lazybed mattress is now the Onebed Essential mattress! Same feel, similar price, different brand!
The Sealy Posturepedic Revive Medium has that typical Sealy Posturepedic bouncy feel to it. Comfort and support both OK. Some partner disturbance to content with.
The Sealy Posturepedic Revive Firm has that typical Sealy Posturepedic bouncy feel to it. Also has a bit of a ‘meshy’ top layer. Some partner disturbance to content with.
The Sealy Posturepedic Entice Plush has that typical Sealy Posturepedic bouncy feel to it which almost feels cheap. Along with this there will likely be some partner disturbance as well.
The King Koil Chiro Comfort Active Plush has a slight sinking feeling and also feels a bit bouncy. Well built and partner disturbance is minimal.
