Edge support is what you'd expect for a memory foam bed – sufficient, but not super firm. Motion isolation here is also very good, so it'll suit couples who tend to shift a lot in their sleep, or operate on different schedules. We were impressed with how well this cover kept us from overheating – a common issue with non-cooling memory foam mattresses.

On top, you'll find a specialized cooling cover made from polyethylene fibers to help draw away heat. We think it offers a good middle-ground for most sleepers, but do factor in personal preference – some heavier people, as well as back and stomach sleepers, might prefer a firmer option. You won't sink too far in, but there is enough contouring to comfortably cushion your joints. The design includes three different foam layers: an upper layer of memory foam for that body-contouring feel, a more responsive and supportive middle layer, and a sturdy foundation layer.īut what's it actually like to sleep on? It's one of the firmer memory foam mattresses we've tested, but we found it delivered an excellent balance of softness and support. The Nectar mattress is available in all-foam and hybrid versions, but we're focusing on the former here. What follows is an updated review of the newest version of the Nectar mattress. We called in a twin size of the updated Nectar Original in May 2023, and slept on it for three weeks.

We initially reviewed this mattress in June 2020, but since then Nectar has updated the design slightly – the cover was replaced with an improved version, and the base layer was made an inch thicker. Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King

Nectar bed sizes