The Insignia Response Fusion Firm is a good mattress – good spinal and body support, comfortable, and minimal partner disturbance. May be a bit firm for some but give it a try if you like a firmer feel to your mattress.
In short – the Dreamsense Chiropractic Chiro Embrace feels cheap and there is a definite sinking feeling once you lie on it. Average body support and partner disturbance would be an issue. Look elsewhere.
The My Side series allows you to choose a different option on each side of the bed. The My Side Series 4 Firm version has a beautiful feel to it – it is firm but just the right mix of comfort and support.
The Eurotop 60mm is an excellent, well-priced mattress. It feels quite “dense” so take your time lying on it, particularly on your side to see if it suits your body shape. Having said that, it is still comfortable and offers excellent spinal and body support.
The Comfort Touch has a rather unique top layer of large pockets of gel memory foam. It offers good spinal support but you do get that “puffy” sinking feeling which may not be to everyone’s taste.
The Sealy Posturepedic Solace Encore Plush Limited Edition is comfortable and spinal support is decent. Still there seems to be a bit of partner disturbance and for the price we would consider other options. The Sealy Posturepedic range always seem to have a cheap flimsy feel about them.
The Sleepmaker Marbella Firm is very firm and won’t suit everyone. Spinal support is decent. There is some mild partner disturbance and because it is so firm, you won’t find it particularly comfortable.
