The Casper Original and Nectar mattress are both solid foam mattresses that lack innerspring coils found in hybrid mattresses. The Nectar mattress mattress has three layers of foam. What’s more, the edges are virtually nonexistent and collapse when you sit on them. We couldn’t pinpoint a single position we’d recommend this bed for-it just wasn’t that comfortable. When our tester sent it away after a month of sleeping on it, she realized she hadn’t slept well in weeks. It wasn’t that firm, but it wasn’t noticeably squishy, either. Our tester found that the Casper mattress wasn’t well suited to any sleep position. The Nectar wasn’t supportive enough for all sleep positions, but it worked well for side sleeping. On the other hand, the Casper Original leaves a lot to be desired. It all comes down to personal preference-but we will say this: The Nectar mattress is not for anyone who wants a firm bed. Stomach sleepers and back sleepers, however, may find it’s too soft to provide adequate spinal alignment.
More forgiving foam can relieve pressure points on shoulders and hips. Side sleepers in particular, especially those looking for pressure relief, may enjoy the sensation it provides. If you want to feel as though you’re being cuddled to sleep, it may be the pick for you. The Nectar mattress is very squishy and enveloping. The Nectar mattress offers better support and comfort compared to the Casper mattress. Though they come out neck-in-neck in terms of cost, we don’t think the Casper Original mattress warrants what you'd pay. But in terms of quality, it’s not worth the price in our opinion. With frequent 15% discounts, a queen size is typically around $900. (Full disclosure: The Nectar Pillow didn’t perform very well in our tests for the best bed pillows.) You can generally score a queen size (and whatever freebies the company is offering) for around $900.Ĭasper may be well-known, but when you peek behind the hood, its beds in a box are downright expensive for a subpar product. Nectar frequently offers a 35% discount, with additional bedding freebies like sheets and pillows thrown in. Of course, those are only the sticker prices, which don’t account for mattress companies’ seemingly never-ending sales. The brands have similar retail prices, with Nectar’s queen mattress at $1,298 and Casper’s Original in a queen at $1,100. The Nectar mattress is regularly discounted and more comfortable than the Casper.
0 kommentar(er)
