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The Beautyrest TruEnergy Hybrid Antigua has a dense top layer which supports the body well and it is still fairly comfortable. Partner disturbance is minimal and the mattress is well built.
The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Refresh Firm feels quite flimsy and cheap – we could actually feel the springs when we sat down on it. Fairly comfortable and supportive but some partner disturbance to contend with. For the price, keep looking.
The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Refresh Medium is fairly unremarkable considering its big price tag. Fairly comfortable and supportive but still a flimsy feel to it.
You may have noticed we are not big fans of the Sealy Posturepedic range in general. The Sealy Posturepedic Aspire Refresh Plush is no exception. It feels springy, bouncy, and cheap.
The Beautyrest World Class Panama is not particularly comfortable and would only suit those who prefer a very firm sleeping surface. Partner disturbance is minimal though and is very well-built. Supports the body well assuming your body type suits the top layer.
The Dreamsense Serenity Stella has a slight bouncy feel to it but still offers good spinal support. Comfort level is average though. Minimal partner disturbance.
The Dreamsense Serenity Luna has a bit of bouncy feel to the top layer but still is comfortable and supportive. It has an interesting collection of puffy pockets on top. A decent mattress for the price.
The Dreamsense Serenity Aurora has a very slight sinking feeling with a puffy top layer. Still, it is fairly comfortable and has decent spinal support. Partner disturbance is minimal.
The Beautyrest Black Hybrid Millennium feels dense on top with a ‘spongy’ type feel to it. Comfort is compromised slightly but suitable those who prefer a firm mattress.
The Sealy Posturepedic Enhance Signature Firm is firm as the name suggests and slightly more comfortable than the extra firm version. Supports the spine fairly well but the top layer feels a bit loose and flimsy.
The Sealy Posturepedic Enhance Signature Extra Firm is firm as the name suggests but a little ‘hard’ and not particularly comfortable. Supports the spine fairly well but the top layer feels a bit loose and flimsy.
The Sealy Posturepedic Enhance Signature Medium is comfortable and spinal support is reasonable. There may be some slight partner disturbance and it has that typical Sealy Posturepedic flimsy, bouncy feel to the spring system.
