Find the Perfect Mattress: Comfort & Firmness

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Which features should I consider?

Once you know what type of mattress works best for you, it’s time to compare comfort and key mattress features.

COMFORT

Comfort is how firm or plush your mattress feels. All four mattress types offer something for all comfort levels.

COMPARE MATTRESS FEATURES

Every mattress balances support, pressure relief, temperature, motion separation, and durability differently.

Compare these five features to understand what may work best for the way you sleep.

Support

What is it? How well a mattress distributes your weight and helps keep your body comfortably aligned.

How does it help? The right support can reduce strain by keeping your spine in a comfortable position throughout the night. Your preferred support level depends on your body, sleep position, and comfort preferences, so trying several options in person can help.

Pressure Relief

What is it? How well a mattress contours to your body and cushions areas such as your shoulders, hips, and lower back.

How does it help? Good pressure relief spreads pressure more evenly, which may reduce discomfort and tossing and turning. The best fit depends on your sleep position and personal comfort, so comparing mattresses in person can be helpful.

Cooling

What is it? How well a mattress releases heat and helps maintain a comfortable sleep temperature.

How does it help? Breathable covers, open-cell foams, and gel-infused materials can help manage heat. If you tend to sleep warm, compare how different mattress materials feel and how well they promote airflow.

Motion Separation

What is it? How well a mattress limits movement from traveling across the bed.

How does it help? Better motion separation can reduce disturbances when a partner changes position or gets in and out of bed. It can be especially helpful for couples with different schedules or sleep styles.

Durability

What is it? How well a mattress maintains its support and comfort over time.

How does it help? Materials, construction, and everyday use all affect durability. Higher-quality components are generally more likely to retain their feel and performance for years.