The SleepMaker Gemini Medium has that bouncy feel to it and doesn’t support the body too well. It has a nice soft top layer but there will be some partner disturbance here.
The SleepMaker Gemini Plush has a distinct soft and light top layer but it does feel bouncy and cheap. Pretty average spinal support as well.
The SleepMaker Taurus Firm is pretty unremarkable. Spinal support and comfort are reasonable but it does have a bouncy feel to it.
The SleepMaker Taurus Medium has a collection of light foam pockets on the top layer which does feel reasonably comfortable and spinal support is OK.
The SleepMaker Trinity Plush has a light foamy top layer which gives a slight sinking feeling. Doesn’t hold the body too well.
The SleepMaker Classic Health Plus Medium has a nice spongy top layer but it immediately feels bouncy and a bit cheap. Spinal support is OK.
The SleepMaker Classic Health Plus Plush has a light foamy top layer but unfortunately you can almost feel the springs when you sit on it. It feels cheap and bouncy.
The SleepMaker Classic Health Plus Firm has a bouncy feel to it and comfort and support are reasonable. There will be a bit of partner disturbance.
The Sealy Perfect Balance Olympic Medium has that bouncy feel to it and like the firm version you can feel the springs quite easily. Average comfort and spinal support.
The Sealy Perfect Balance Olympic Firm feels cheap and has that unstable feel to it which means spinal support and partner disturbance are significantly compromised.
The Dream Elegance 5000 has a spongy top layer that provides poor spinal support. This was noticeable immediately. What’s more is that it is quite hard.
The Dream Elegance 4000 has a noticeable unstable feel to it which creates a poor sense of spinal support. Partner disturbance will also be an issue.
