Saatva vs. Nectar

In This Comparison
Performance Tests | Firmness | Support & Sleeping Positions | Design | Materials

At NapLab, we put each mattress to the test.

We score 8 different factors that impact the comfort, feel, and value of the mattress. Testing categories include:

Factor	Saatva Classic	Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	Nectar Hybrid	Nectar Hybrid Premier	Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	Nectar Original	Nectar Premier	Nectar Premier Copper
Overall Score	9.74	9.24	7.87	8.48	8.87	7.95	8.64	8.78
Cooling	10	10	9.0	9.0	9.0	8.0	9.0	9.0
Motion Transfer	9.6	7.7	6.0	5.6	7.7	10	10	10
Response	8.7	9.0	5.0	9.1	9.2	5.0	8.7	9.4
Edge Support	10	9.7	8.7	8.2	9.6	6.0	6.4	7.5
Sex	9.9	9.7	8.4	9.6	8.6	6.0	6.8	6.3
Pressure Relief	10	9.0	8.0	9.0	9.0	9.0	9.0	9.0
Off-Gassing	10	10	9.2	8.9	9.4	8.9	8.9	9.2
Company	9.4	9.4	9.0	9.0	9.0	9.0	9.0	9.0

The table below shows the data we generated to determine these scores.

Factor	Saatva Classic	Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	Nectar Hybrid	Nectar Hybrid Premier	Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	Nectar Original	Nectar Premier	Nectar Premier Copper
Price (Queen)	$1,756	$1,580	$799	$1,099	$1,349	$659	$949	$1,249
Cooling	Outstanding	Outstanding	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent	Good	Excellent	Excellent
Sinkage – Depth	2.40″	1.88″	1.70″	2.35″	1.99″	2.03″	2.23″	2.22″
Sinkage – Feel	Deep	Minimal	Minimal	Deep	Minimal	Moderate	Moderate	Moderate
Motion Transfer – Acceleration	5.86 m/s²	10.11 m/s²	14.00 m/s²	14.73 m/s²	10.04 m/s²	2.67 m/s²	2.80 m/s²	1.88 m/s²
Response Time – Mostly Recovered	0.4 sec.	0.3 sec.	2.5 sec.	0.3 sec.	0.3 sec.	3.0 sec.	0.4 sec.	0.3 sec.
Response Time – Fully Recovered	0.8 sec.	1.0 sec.	6.8 sec.	0.8 sec.	0.7 sec.	5.0 sec.	0.8 sec.	0.5 sec.
Bounce – Height	14.67″	14.06″	8.83″	13.11″	9.30″	4.76″	7.10″	5.14″
Bounce – Feel	Extremely High	Extremely High	Moderate	Very High	Moderate	Very Low	Low	Very Low
Edge Support – Sitting	3.00″	3.50″	3.50″	4.25″	3.75″	6.25″	7.25″	6.25″
Edge Support – Lying	Outstanding	Outstanding	Good	Good	Outstanding	Mediocre	Good	Excellent
Comfort Layer Thickness	4.5″	2.5″	3.0″	4.0″	5.0″	5.0″	6.0″	5.0″
Mattress Thickness	11.5″	11.5″	12.0″	13.0″	14.0″	12.0″	13.0″	14.0″
Off-Gassing – Smell	None	None	Strong	Strong	Moderate	Moderate	Strong	Strong
Off-Gassing – Days	0 days	0 days	3 days	4 days	2 days	4 days	4 days	3 days
Trial	365 nights	365 nights	365 nights	365 nights	365 nights	365 nights	365 nights	365 nights
Warranty	Lifetime	Lifetime	Lifetime	Lifetime	Lifetime	Lifetime	Lifetime	Lifetime

Saatva vs. Nectar: Which Is the Winner?

The table below shows which of these mattresses is the winner in each scoring category we test for.

Factor	Winner	Score
Best Overall	Saatva Classic	9.74
Best Cooling	Saatva Classic, Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	10
Most Sinkage	Saatva Classic	2.40″
Least Sinkage	Nectar Hybrid	1.70″
Lowest Motion Transfer	Nectar Original, Nectar Premier, Nectar Premier Copper	10
Fastest Response Time	Nectar Premier Copper	9.4
Most Bounce	Saatva Classic	14.67″
Least Bounce	Nectar Original	4.76″
Best Edge Support	Saatva Classic	10
Best for Sex	Saatva Classic	9.9
Best Pressure Relief	Saatva Classic	10
Least Off-Gassing	Saatva Classic, Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	10
Best Company	Saatva	9.4

For the best overall, Saatva takes gold here, with a score of 9.49 out of 10. This is tied with the top-scoring mattresses we’ve tested to date.

What mattress has the best cooling?

Saatva takes the win for best cooling as well, where the coils really helped to maximize airflow. Memory foam sometimes has a bad rap for heat retention so I wasn’t too surprised by these results (considering Nectar’s use of memory foam).

What mattress has the deepest level of sinkage?

The mattress with the most sinkage was the Saatva Classic at 2.4″. This is likely due to the plusher cover and deeper hug within the top layer.

For comparison, the Nectar Hybrid came in at the opposite end of the spectrum with the least amount of sinkage—1.7″.

What mattress had the lowest level of motion transfer?

The Nectar Premier Copper had the lowest level of motion transfer at 1.88 m/s². This mattress has layers of memory foam and skips the coils. These two design factors alone are huge contributors to the Premier Copper’s ability to absorb motion.

What mattress had the fastest response time?

For the fastest response time, we have a multi-tie between the following mattresses:

• Nectar Hybrid Premier
• Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper
• Nectar Premier Copper
• Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid

The lesson here is that coils = faster response when considering response time.

Among these two brands, the mattress with the slowest response time is the all-foam Nectar Original which has a response time of 3.0 sec. This is significantly slower than the responses of the hybrid models.

What mattress has the most bounce?

The mattress with the most bounce is the Saatva Classic, hands down. This mattress has over 3X the level of bounce compared to Nectar.

What mattress has the best edge support?

The Saatva Classic has the best edge support, only having 3.0″ of sinkage when sitting directly at the edge. All other mattresses had more edge sinkage than that, ranging from 3.5″ up to a whopping 7.25″ (looking at you, Nectar Premier).

What mattress is best for sex?

Specifically concerning sex performance, it’s Saatva Classic again, with the win. This mattress strikes a fantastic balance of high bounce, good edge support, good pressure relief, and excellent cooling.

Looking at the cooling performance of these mattresses, Saatva took the win with the highest score, followed by the Nectar hybrids, and then the Nectar all-foam.

Cooling Test	Score	Baseline	Max Temp	Ending Temp
Saatva Classic	10	81.4°	94.0°	90.1°
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	10	78.0°	89.4°	81.3°
Nectar Hybrid	9.0	79.6°	88.8°	82.0°
Nectar Hybrid Premier	9.0	80.4°	89.0°	82.4°
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	9.0	80.5°	89.3°	84.1°
Nectar Original	8.0	83.0°	90.6°	85.0°
Nectar Premier	9.0	80.7°	90.5°	86.6°
Nectar Premier Copper	9.0	84.4°	90.6°	87.2°

When considering cooling, coils are king. A coil mattress will almost always be cooler than an all-foam mattress.

Mattress Type	Cooling Performance
All coil	Best
Hybrid (coil + foam)	Better
All foam	Good

So even though Saatva uses a plusher, Euro-style cover and has deeper sinkage, it still has better cooling performance than the memory foam Nectars.

For cooling in real-time, check out the videos below of thermal footage taken from each mattress.

Saatva Classic Cooling Test

Nectar Original Cooling Test

Nectar Premier Cooling Test

Nectar Premier Copper Cooling Test

Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Cooling Test

Nectar Hybrid Cooling Test

Nectar Hybrid Premier Cooling Test

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper Cooling Test

Considering sinkage, there is a wide range of levels between Saatva and Nectar.

Sinkage Test	Sinkage Feel	Sinkage Depth
Saatva Classic	Deep	2.40″
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	Minimal	1.88″
Nectar Hybrid	Minimal	1.70″
Nectar Hybrid Premier	Deep	2.35″
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	Minimal	1.99″
Nectar Original	Moderate	2.03″
Nectar Premier	Moderate	2.23″
Nectar Premier Copper	Moderate	2.22″

For reference, the average level of sinkage across all mattresses tested to date is 2.20″.

The Nectar Original, Nectar Hybrid, Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper, and Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid all have less sinkage than the average.

The Nectar Hybrid Premier, Nectar Premier (all-foam), and Nectar Premier Copper (all-foam) are all at the average level.

For deep sinkage, opt for the Saatva Classic which has more sinkage than average.

Images below show the level of sinkage for each mattress.

Sinkage is a bit of a preferential factor, but still important to consider. Less sinkage sometimes equates to more of a floating feel, while more sinkage can provide a deeper hug and contour. More contour is often beneficial for side sleepers to help with pressure relief and support.

Motion transfer is another category that is a bit of a mixed bag. Both brands have mattresses that do really well with limiting motion transfer and some that really don’t manage motion well at all.

Motion Transfer Test	Score	Acc. Range
Saatva Classic	9.6	5.86 m/s²
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	7.7	10.11 m/s²
Nectar Hybrid	6.0	14.00 m/s²
Nectar Hybrid Premier	5.6	14.73 m/s²
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	7.7	10.04 m/s²
Nectar Original	10	2.67 m/s²
Nectar Premier	10	2.80 m/s²
Nectar Premier Copper	10	1.88 m/s²

The average amount of motion transfer, based on all of our tests to date, is 5.83 m/s².

The all-foam Nectar mattresses all had great performance, with motion transfer levels that were well below average. This includes the Nectar Original, Nectar Premier, and Nectar Premier Copper.

The Saatva Classic was about average with 5.86 m/s².

All of the hybrids from both brands really struggled here, including the Nectar Hybrid, Nectar Hybrid Premier, Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper, and the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid. These mattresses had over 2X the level of motion transfer compared to the average and the Hybrid Premier and Premier Copper had almost 3X.

The videos below show how motion is transferred across each mattress.

Saatva Classic Motion Transfer

On the Saatva Classic, motion transfer has peaks initially, but very quickly drops down back to near zero levels. Very impressive performance for a coil-on-coil mattress.

Nectar Original Motion Transfer

The Nectar Original had an initial spike, but the spike is about half of what the Saatva Classic experienced. And Nectar does a much better job of absorbing energy and containing that motion.

Nectar Premier Motion Transfer

On the Nectar Premier, the motion levels from the initial drop were even lower than the Nectar Original and the motion that did transfer was absorbed into the mattress by 0.3 seconds. This is very fast and gives the Nectar Premier a great performance score.

Nectar Premier Copper Motion Transfer

On the Premier Copper, there was even less energy at the initial drop (compared to the Premier), and the energy dissipated around the 0.8-second mark.

Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Motion Transfer

The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid had very high levels of motion.
Energy levels at the initial drop were roughly 4X the levels of the all-foam Nectars. And that motion had high levels of transfer, resonating across the mattress for over 1.25 seconds.

Nectar Hybrid Transfer

The Nectar Hybrid had 8X the level of energy transferred at the initial ball drop (compared to all-foam Nectars). This is a high level of motion intensity and a longer motion duration.

Nectar Hybrid Premier Motion Transfer

The Nectar Hybrid Premier is a similar story to the Nectar Hybrid—high levels of energy from the initial drop and motion transfer for over a full second.

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper Motion Transfer Test

The Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper was the best among all Nectar Hybrids. At the initial drop, most energy levels were more restrained (though still not great) and the energy was absorbed by 0.77 seconds.

Between Nectar vs. Saatva response time was extremely fast among all mattresses except for the Nectar Original and the Nectar Hybrid. All 6 other mattresses scored a perfect 10, with faster response times than average.

Response Test	Score	Mostly Recovered	Completely Recovered
Saatva Classic	8.7	0.4 seconds	0.8 seconds
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	9.0	0.3 seconds	1.0 seconds
Nectar Hybrid	5.0	2.5 seconds	6.8 seconds
Nectar Hybrid Premier	9.1	0.3 seconds	0.8 seconds
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	9.2	0.3 seconds	0.7 seconds
Nectar Original	5.0	3.0 seconds	5.0 seconds
Nectar Premier	8.7	0.4 seconds	0.8 seconds
Nectar Premier Copper	9.4	0.3 seconds	0.5 seconds

Average response time across all mattresses that we’ve tested to date is 0.56 seconds to be mostly recovered and 0.94 seconds to be fully recovered.

Every mattress had a faster response time than average, except for the Nectar Original and the Nectar Hybrid, which took between 2.5 – 6.8 seconds to recover.

You can see these material responses in real time in the video below.

Saatva Classic Response Test

Nectar Original Response Test

Nectar Premier Response Test

Nectar Premier Copper Response Test

Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Response Test

Nectar Hybrid Response Test

Nectar Hybrid Premier Response Test

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper Response Test

Bounce has a wide range between Nectar and Saatva. Depending on your personal preference, there is likely a mattress that will work for you.

Bounce Test	Bounce Feel	Bounce Height
Saatva Classic	Extremely High	14.67″
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	Extremely High	14.06″
Nectar Hybrid	Moderate	8.83″
Nectar Hybrid Premier	Very High	13.11″
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	Moderate	9.30″
Nectar Original	Very Low	4.76″
Nectar Premier	Low	7.10″
Nectar Premier Copper	Very Low	5.14″

The average amount of bounce across all mattresses tested to date is 9.35″.

For the lowest level of bounce, the Nectar Original or Nectar Premier Copper had between 4-5″ of bounce (about 1/2 the average) with the Nectar Premier not far behind at 7.1″.

For moderate bounce, the Nectar Hybrid and Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper came in between 8-9″ and were right about average.

For very high bounce, the Nectar Hybrid Premier had slightly over 13″ of bounce.

And for the highest level of bounce, Saatva takes the win, with over 14″ of bounce on both their Saatva Classic and Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid.

Bounce levels can also be viewed in real time via the short video clips below.

Saatva Classic Bounce Test

Nectar Original Bounce Test

Nectar Premier Bounce Test

Nectar Premier Copper Bounce Test

Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Bounce Test

Nectar Hybrid Bounce Test

Nectar Hybrid Premier Bounce Test

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper

Moving right along, let’s talk about edge support. Saatva had better edge support than Nectar in most cases, but there were a few Nectar models that did better than others.

Edge Support Test	Score	Sitting Sinkage	Lying Support
Saatva Classic	10	3.00″	Outstanding
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	9.7	3.50″	Outstanding
Nectar Hybrid	8.7	3.50″	Good
Nectar Hybrid Premier	8.2	4.25″	Good
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	9.6	3.75″	Outstanding
Nectar Original	6.0	6.25″	Mediocre
Nectar Premier	6.4	7.25″	Good
Nectar Premier Copper	7.5	6.25″	Excellent

The average level of sinkage (when sitting right at the edge of the mattress) is 4.67″.

Both Saatva mattresses, the Saatva Classic and Memory Foam Hybrid, as well as the Nectar Hybrid did exceptional with only 3-3.5″ of sinkage at the edge.

The Nectar Hybrid Premier and Hybrid Premier Copper weren’t far behind with 3.75 – 4.25″ of sinkage.

Although the Nectar hybrids had good scores, the Nectar all-foam mattresses all had poor scores, with 6.25 – 7.25″ of sinkage at the edge. This is over twice the level of sinkage we see from Saatva (and the Nectar Hybrid also).

You can see the difference in the images below.

If edge support is an important factor to you, I would recommend sticking with Saatva or one of the Nectar hybrids. The level of collapse we see from the classic all-foam Nectars is just too much and these mattresses cannot support sitting at the edge.

To score sex performance we look at a number of different factors that all play a role in quality sex. Factors include bounce, edge support, noise, pressure relief, and cooling.

All factors are not equal in terms of significance, but each plays an important role.

For the final sex score for each mattress, we plug the relative scores into the formula below.

Using this score we can start to compare how each mattress would likely perform in a sex situation based on their individual performance.

Between Saatva vs. Nectar, Saatva is the clear winner for this category.

Sex Test	Sex Score	Bounce	Edge Support	Noise	Pressure Relief	Cooling
Saatva Classic	9.9	10	10	8.0	10	10
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	9.7	10	9.4	8.0	9.0	10
Nectar Hybrid	8.4	8.0	9.4	10	8.0	9.0
Nectar Hybrid Premier	9.6	10	8.4	10	9.0	9.0
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	8.6	8.3	9.1	10	9.0	9.0
Nectar Original	6.0	5.4	5.9	10	9.0	8.0
Nectar Premier	6.8	6.9	4.7	10	9.0	9.0
Nectar Premier Copper	6.3	5.7	5.9	10	9.0	9.0

Saatva has more bounce and better edge support than Nectar and these two factors alone make up 80% of the sex score. It also has excellent cooling and great pressure relief as well.

If you prefer the feel of a Nectar when it’s time for sleep and not sex, I would strongly recommend the Nectar hybrid mattresses.

These will perform significantly better than the all-foam Nectars in a sex situation, noting higher levels of bounce and better edge support (although not quite to the level of Saatva).

Moving right along, let’s talk about pressure relief. In our tests, both Nectar and Saatva were able to put up high scores for this category, some mattresses better than others.

Pressure Relief Test	Score	Comfort Layer	Support Layer
Saatva Classic	10	4.5″	7.0″
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	9.0	2.5″	9.0″
Nectar Hybrid	8.0	3.0″	9.0″
Nectar Hybrid Premier	9.0	4.0″	9.0″
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	9.0	5.0″	9.0″
Nectar Original	9.0	5.0″	7.0″
Nectar Premier	9.0	6.0″	7.0″
Nectar Premier Copper	9.0	5.0″	9.0″

Ideally, I like to see at least 3″ of comfort material for optimal pressure relief (with 4.0″ or more being better).

All Nectar mattresses in this comparison, excluding the Nectar Hybrid, all had 3.0″ of comfort material or more and earned high scores (9.0).

The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid also earned a 9.0 score though. This is interesting considering it only has 2.5″ of comfort material. However, the plush Euro-cover really enhances the performance and helps make up for the difference in comfort layer thickness.

For the best performance, opt for the Saatva Classic. This mattress has a 4.5″ comfort layer as well as the plush, Euro cover for exceptional pressure relief.

Concerning off-gassing, Saatva is the clear winner between the two brands.

Off-Gassing Test	Score	Initial Smell	Smell Duration
Saatva Classic	10	None	0 days
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	10	None	0 days
Nectar Hybrid	9.2	Strong	3 days
Nectar Hybrid Premier	8.9	Strong	4 days
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	9.4	Moderate	2 days
Nectar Original	8.9	Moderate	4 days
Nectar Premier	8.9	Strong	4 days
Nectar Premier Copper	9.2	Strong	3 days

Saatva ships uncompressed so it arrived with zero off-gassing odor. The Nectar mattresses all arrive with a moderate to strong smell and take between 2-4 days to off-gas.

What is off-gassing?

Off-gassing is the process that happens when fumes are released by the mattress after unboxing. The average off-gassing period is about 2.8 days (across all mattresses that we’ve tested to date).

Nectar vs. Saatva, at a company level, is very comparable.

Company	Saatva	Nectar
Score	9.4	9
Trial Period	365 nights	365 nights
Warranty	Lifetime	Lifetime
Shipping	$0	$0
Returns	$99	$0
Trust	Outstanding	Good
Country of Origin	USA	China

Both companies have a 365-night trial period as well as a lifetime warranty. Shipping is also free for both, but on Saatva you’ll have to pay a $99 return fee if things don’t work out.

All of the mattresses tested here fall within a medium to medium firm range. The Saatva Classic is the only mattress here that is available in multiple firmnesses.

Firmness	Rating	Feel
Saatva Classic	4, 6, 8	Soft, Medium-Firm, Firm
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	6	Medium-Firm
Nectar Hybrid	6.5	Medium-Firm
Nectar Hybrid Premier	6	Medium-Firm
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	6.5	Medium-Firm
Nectar Original	6.5	Medium-Firm
Nectar Premier	5.5	Medium
Nectar Premier Copper	5	Medium

Both Saatva and Nectar offer firmnesses that fall in a range that would be suitable for a wide range of sleepers. If you’re not sure which firmness is right for you, here are some quick guidelines you can follow.

Generally speaking, lighter sleepers prefer a softer mattress than heavier sleepers. And side sleepers prefer a softer mattress than stomach or back sleepers.

If you’re a lightweight side sleeper, I would opt for the Saatva Classic Soft or Nectar Premier Copper.

If you’re a heavier-weighted back or stomach sleeper, I would opt for the Saatva Classic Firm.

If you fall anywhere else in the middle, basically any Nectar, Saatva Classic Luxury Firm, or Saatva Memory Foam hybrid could work, since the firmness is very similar across the board.

Design

Both Saatva and Nectar have a hybrid mattress. Saatva offers a coil-on-coil as well and Nectar offers a few all-foam mattresses.

The table below lists a few more differences including type, thickness, and the mattress cover.

Design	Type	Mattress Thickness
Saatva Classic	Coil	11.5″
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid	Memory Foam Hybrid	11.5″
Nectar Hybrid	Memory Foam Hybrid	12.0″
Nectar Hybrid Premier	Memory Foam Hybrid	13.0″
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper	Memory Foam Hybrid	14.0″
Nectar Original	Memory Foam	12.0″
Nectar Premier	Memory Foam	13.0″
Nectar Premier Copper	Memory Foam	14.0″

Materials

On the inside, the makeup of these mattresses are quite different. Photos below show an inside look at Saatva vs. Nectar.

Which Mattress Should You Buy?

So we have eight great mattresses here, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Not sure how to pick? Let’s review some of the highlights below on when you may want to buy each mattress and who it is made for.

Should You Buy the Saatva Classic?

I would recommend the Saatva Classic if you’re looking for:

• Luxury feel. The Saatva Classic has a plush, Euro-style cover and is the highest-performing mattress in this comparison. For a truly luxury feel that doesn’t skimp on performance, the Saatva Classic is a solid pick
• Firmness options. If you are looking for something a little softer or firmer than a medium, the Saatva Classic is the only mattress between these two brands which comes in a soft or firm firmness.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Saatva Classic mattress.

Should You Buy the Nectar Original?

I would recommend the Nectar Original if you’re looking for:

• Least bounce. For a more traditional memory foam feel, the Nectar Original is a good pick. It offers the least bounce and also very low motion transfer levels.
• Slowest response time. With the low bounce and low motion transfer comes very slow response times. This also means that it has deeper contour and hug, again, like a classic memory foam. If you are worried about “feeling stuck” this may not be the best option for you.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Nectar Original mattress.

Should You Buy the Nectar Premier?

I would recommend the Nectar Premier if you’re looking for:

• Excellent pressure relief. The Nectar Premier has 5.0″ of comfort foam, which provides excellent pressure relief. If you’re a side sleeper, a heavier sleeper, or just someone who wants to avoid pressure points, the Nectar Premier is a solid option.
• Long trial period + warranty. The Nectar Premier (and all other Nectars actually) comes with a 365-night trial period, which is great for indecisive sleepers. It also has a lifetime limited warranty.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Nectar Premier mattress.

Should You Buy the Nectar Premier Copper?

I would recommend the Nectar Premier Copper if you’re looking for:

• Lowest motion transfer. For the absolute lowest motion transfer, check out the Premier Copper. The 4.0″ slab of memory foam is great at absorbing motion and limiting nighttime disturbances like partners, kids, or pets.
• Great cooling. This mattress has a copper-infused cooling cover as well as gel-infused memory foam. These two materials make for a cooler sleeping surface and heightened performance.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Nectar Premier Copper mattress.

Should You Buy the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid?

I would recommend the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid if you’re looking for:

• Less Sinkage. The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid has the plush feel of a quilted cover, but less sinkage than what you’ll get with many other mattresses in this comparison (excluding the Nectar Hybrid).
• No off-gassing. This is also the only hybrid in this comparison with no off-gassing. If this is an important factor for you, the Memory Foam Hybrid may work best for you.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress.

Should You Buy the Nectar Hybrid?

I would recommend the Nectar Hybrid if you’re looking for:

• Good edge support. For a Nectar mattress with good edge support, the Nectar Hybrid does much better than the all-foam options.
• Memory foam + bounce. If you like the feel of memory foam, but want to retain a higher level of bounce, this mattress is good for that as well.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Nectar Hybrid mattress.

Should You Buy the Nectar Hybrid Premier?

I would recommend the Nectar Hybrid Premier if you’re looking for:

• Memory foam + response. For a modern memory foam with the classic feel, but also a fast response time, the Hybrid Premier is a good option. This mattress matches the recovery time of some of the fastest mattresses we’ve tested to date.
• Excellent pressure relief. The Premier has 4.0″ of comfort material above the pocketed coils, which provides excellent support and pressure relief.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Nectar Hybrid Premier mattress.

Should You Buy the Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper?

I would recommend the Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper if you’re looking for:

• Excellent edge support. For a memory foam mattress with excellent edge support, the Hybrid Premier Copper is a solid choice, with only 3.75″ of sinkage when seated directly at the edge, as well as exceptional lying support at the edge.
• Top Performing Nectar. The Hybrid Premier Copper is the best-performing Nectar mattress we’ve tested (6 mattresses). If you want a modern memory foam hybrid with the contour of memory foam and the fast response and edge support of coils, this is a fantastic pick.

Click here to learn more or to check the price of the Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper mattress.

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