Update: This deal is still available
Walmart has
Brooklyn Bedding Standard Firm Hybrid Mattress w/ Cooling Cover (Various Sizes/Thickness) on sale listed below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
oliver0118 for finding this deal.
Available:
- 10" Mattress Thickness
- 12" Mattress Thickness
- 14" Mattress Thickness
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Not sure that person knew what they were talking about as others have mentioned likely differences.
I did end up buying the 12 inch standard though and it's nice. I will say, if you're on the heavier side (I'm ~200lbs), I'd go for the firmer 10 inch. I wish I had. This mattress does sink in after a few months.
I think from my research that's just natural settling in, but it made it less comfortable for me. The firmer one would be better for slightly heavier folks I'm betting.
Anyway, for $200 I would say this is a pretty dang good deal based on my experience with the standard.
The mattress I HAD was a medium, and after 7-8 years it had become unbearable. A couple springs were poking up, and it was sinking in certain areas.
This firm is exactly what I needed (back/stomach sleeper).
It's a lot firmer than what I expected from a bed in a box. The top 1" layer of foam is soft, but the mattress has very little give overall. To me, it's a good compromise between my previous medium mattress and sleeping on a hardwood floor. I've seen it described as a 6-7/10 firmness - like I said, I'm not an expert, but I'd probably put it at a 7-8/10. I'm not sinking into it at all.
It inflates in about 10 seconds once fully unwrapped. No real off gassing or fumes to speak of, only a slight smell. It's one sided. I've seen people complain about the edges on similar models, but the edge support on the firm feel about as good as my prior spring mattress. It inflated to the full 10", if not slightly more.
I'm just now waking up on day 4 and I'm very comfortable lying here.
Obviously I can't speak for how well it will hold up, but I'm happy with my purchase for now.
Standard 12":
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Signature 12":
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So the signature has 5 layers vs 3 on the standard. the 14" standard seems to have 4 layers (2" foam base layer).
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Honestly the messed up corner hasn't affected anything and you can't tell visually unless you take the sheets off and look specifically at that corner. Edge support in general is ok to me, not amazing but I don't roll off the bed or anything (maybe if I slept RIGHT on the edge I would).
I bought a Saatva Classic (queen) in firm. Cost $1150 (it was considered a good deal) and it's very good, but ultimately I dunno if it was worth the price. Then I put a 2" latex topper (about $250) on top of it. Now it feels incredibly good. I could easily see how a stack of thicker latex toppers would be as good or better than what I have now.
In hindsight, I would've just gotten a cheaper mattress (like this one) and put a 3" latex topper on it. Latex is just an incredibly great mattress material.
My Saatva was already 11.5", so I didn't feel like adding more than another 2" of height. I'm just glad I didn't get the Saatva at 14". That plus a topper would've been excessively tall.
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My hybrid was $1200 at the time. It's held up though. I do wish it was more firm though.
I've laid on some beds that lack edge support. If you happen to lay anywhere but the middle, it feels like it's going to roll you out of bed.
I got similar from Walmart before, but found such a mattress is not firm at all.
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