The Dreamsense Chiropractic Chiro Dream has some mild partner disturbance but feels quite firm and supportive. Not as comfortable as the Dreamsense Chiropractic Chiro Harmony.
The Dreamsense Chiropractic Chiro Harmony has a soft ‘puffy’ feel to it as it has large pockets of comfort foam on the top layer. Has a slight bouncy feel but quite comfortable and it offers reasonable spinal support as well.
The Sealy Posturepedic Singles Affinity Plush feels soft and ‘foamy’ so it is quite comfortable but it has a distinct flimsy and bouncy feel to it. Spinal support is questionable. Overall feels pretty cheap.
The Sealy Posturepedic Singles Affinity Firm has reasonable spinal support but as with the plush version, this mattress feels cheap and has that distinct ‘bouncy’ feel to it which often indicates a very basic spring system. Nothing special here.
The Beautyrest Curv Sassy has a dense and ‘heavy’ feel to it. It has decent spinal support but doesn’t seem to hug the body that well. Partner disturbance is minimal. A good quality product but we just don’t like the overall feel of the foam layers here.
The Beautyrest Curv Stylish has a somewhat ‘airy’ feel to it and is quite comfortable. Spinal support is quite decent as well. Partner disturbance is minimal. A good option but for the price we think you can do better.
The Beautyrest Black Newport Plush has a nice soft feel to it and as such is very comfortable. Also hugs the body quite well. The spinal support is OK but just not ‘quite there’. Partner disturbance is minimal.
The SleepMaker Halo Medium has a somewhat ‘rubbery’ feel to it. Decent spinal support although there may be a little partner disturbance. Feels a little cheap but for the price it is a good one.
The SleepMaker Miracoil Classic Firm as the name suggests is firm but has a ‘hard’ feel to it and as such not particularly comfortable. Partner disturbance is minimal but for $1299 you can do better.
The SleepMaker Miracoil Support Super Firm has a bouncy feel to it but is comfortable and spinal support is good. Partner disturbance also seems minimal. A very good option for under $2000. Go and try it.
The SleepMaker Miracoil Support Firm is comfortable and supportive – very similar to the super firm version. Has a slightly bouncy feel but partner disturbance seems minimal. A serious contender for under $2000. Go and try this one out.
The Sealy Posturepedic Navi Plush is comfortable but has a somewhat ‘flimsy’ top layer to it and as such there may be some partner disturbance. Spinal support is decent but for the price we think it’s a hard sell.
