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Which DreamCloud Mattress Is Best?

Derek Hales

Updated

Based on our test results, the DreamCloud Premier is notably better than the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid and the Premier Rest, looking at performance score alone.

MattressScoreRead ReviewCheck Price
DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid8.27Read ReviewCheck Price
DreamCloud Premier8.26Read ReviewCheck Price
DreamCloud Premier Rest7.78Read ReviewCheck Price

Based on these scores, Dreamcloud has a brand average of 8.81.

For reference, the average score for all mattresses tested to date is 8.60. All DreamCloud mattresses scored below average in terms of performance.

Dreamcloud Premier Mattress 2
DreamCloud Premier mattress

The Dreamcloud Luxury Hybrid and DreamCloud Premier scores are closest to the average, whereas the Premier Rest was well below average (7.78).

The table below breaks down the individual scores for each category we test for. Testing categories include:

  1. Cooling
  2. Motion Transfer
  3. Response
  4. Edge Support
  5. Sex
  6. Pressure Relief
  7. Off-Gassing
  8. Company
FactorDreamcloudDreamcloud PremierDreamcloud Premier Rest
Overall Score8.278.267.78
Cooling8.07.07.0
Motion Transfer9.79.710
Response5.05.95.0
Edge Support8.39.16.5
Sex9.09.27.4
Pressure Relief8.08.08.0
Off-Gassing9.79.79.7
Company9.09.09.0

Slow responsive time takes a hit on every Dreamcloud mattress we’ve tested, but the Dreamcloud Luxury Hybrid has the best performance, strictly looking at all other factors.

Dreamcloud Premier Rest Edge Support Vest
DreamCloud Premier Rest edge support with vest

During our tests, we also factored in the firmness, bounce, and maximum sinkage of the mattress.

Note: These preferential factors do not necessarily objectively determine which mattress is “best” but may help highlight which one is best for your individual needs.

MattressMax SinkageTotal BounceFirmness
DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid3.02″11.20″7 out of 10
DreamCloud Premier1.94″11.03″7 out of 10
DreamCloud Premier Rest2.75″7.88″6 out of 10

The DreamCloud Premier had slightly less bounce and lower sinkage than the DreamCloud Hybrid Luxury.

The Premier Rest had the lowest bounce level (as shown above), but again, this factor doesn’t necessarily affect comfort or performance…purely a personal preference.

About Derek Hales

Derek Hales

Derek Hales is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of NapLab. His insights and work has been featured on ABC's Tamron Hall Show, Freakonomics, CBS News, ESPN, Reader's Digest, Homes & Gardens, New York Post, CNET, & More. Derek has personally tested 440+ mattresses and began testing mattresses in 2014.

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