Best Online Mattress - The Top 8 Beds On The Internet!

The obvious pro of buying in store is knowing exactly how the mattress feels before buying. BUT I appreciate all these online brands and the features they offer. Many of them do have sleep trials but I’ve learned the hard ways that sometimes the customer service is a gimmick and when it comes time for returns, some companies try to make it impossible.

I would prefer to buy an online bed. So much more convenient. Plus you get time to find out if it will work for you

Winkbed looks interesting as I do not like all foam mattresses due to back problems.

This was a great video and i am really considering the Nolah after your description and seeing Logan lay on it. I could tell that it cradled his body and it looked like it would relieve pressure. I have never tried the Nolah because it just never looked that amazing to me. I am reconsidering it now. I would rather buy a bed in the box because i hate trying out a bed in the store with everyone watching...just seems odd. Between the softest wink bed and the Nolah which would you recommend for a petite side sleeper who needs the most pressure relief in the hips?

I'd have to say I like buying a bed online. But that's due to more options. Many in store dont seem to last according to reviews. That is in my price range. So it seems that any decent in store mattress is way over my budget. Also many online mattresses are just as good.

Winkbeds looks interesting as I find all memory foam mattresses due not provide enough support and comfort for my bad back.

I absolutely love the Winkbed. It checks all the boxes on my list. Zoned support, coil on coil and pillow topper. Perfect for a combination back and side sleeper who also sleeps hot. As warranties have changed from past mattress purchases, I like shopping online. No going store to store and the only chance you take is being wrong about personal comfort. Great review. Thanks

I like the Wink Bed as it has a plush pillow top.

Woman power is taking over!!! You go girls!!! LOL. Great review!!! Winkbed has always been on my radar although the Casper has started to register. The Leesa Hybrid seems to be very fluffy. How tall is it? For some reason my eyes are drawn to tall mattresses. It's there a version of Winkbed that is organic like Birch? Loved the review.

I would prefer to buy in person but after watching all of your videos, I feel I can pick one out online with much more knowledge and confidence. So during the pandemic, online is my preference.

The Layla Flippable mattress looks sweet and flippable mattresses are great for guest rooms. I have a WinkBed and it is AWESOME. I highly recommend looking into this if you are a side sleeper or combo; it is great. The Casper has an outstanding reputation for quality as well. I do want to give the Nolah a try.
I noticed other people doing the latest videos; is Logan alright?? I hope that he is and that is not meant as anything against the latest Sleepopolis spokespersons.
Also, if I can offer some Friendly Feedback. On this video only, I think the background music you were playing was just a tad too loud. Do not get me wrong; I did not mind it in the background, but I have a lot of tabs open and I thought I had something playing on another tab. lol. It was a slight distraction from the information you giving in the beginning. Again, no offense intended- Friendly Feedback. I hope that you are all doing well and off to a Fantastic 2021.

What about nest Alexander hybrid?

I prefer buying a bed online, the online mattress companies seem to have more options, better warranties, and great return policies 😊

I prefer buying in a store if possible, but what I may do from now on is try to test in a store then find a similar if not the exact same mattress online to find a better deal. Online is becoming more popular, so I am glad that channels like this one exist.

I think online is a great option these days. Winkbed, Saatva, and Nest are near the top of my list.

I prefer to buy online.

I've never had one but wouldn't mind trying one

I like the online method. Too pushy in store.

Ayy my bed, the Helix Midnight.

I am ok with buying on the internet market because I have had bad luck buying the right mattress in a store before. Sleepopolis videos sure do help!

I have no preference to online or in store. n store is nice because you can feel the mattress before buying. I've had two bed in a bags. My son wanted the dream mattress. He seems to like it. I bought one that was on sale. I can't remember the brand. It's ok, but nothing to rave about.

I prefer to buy in store so I can try out a mattress and even then there can be issues but at least there is a physical location and someone to talk to.

I prefer buying a mattress online because we bought 3 mattresses from stores in the past and they weren't the greatest. Had to pay an arm and a leg to return two of them. With most online mattress stores, you get to test out a mattress for a while and return it at no cost and minimal hassle if you don't like it. Thanks for the review Zoey.

I prefer buying a mattress online. I like being able to do more research on a bed and see what others have said about it. I also like being able to try them out for a period of time to see how you feel and if the bed is right for you or not.

HI, side sleeper that wakes up in the morning on my back so, while I don't realize it I must be a somewhat of a combo sleeper. I also want a mattress that sleeps cool because I do not. I suffer from lower back and shoulder pain. With all that in mind, what is your recommendation?

I love the convenience of shopping online with no salesman pressure and having the mattress delivered to my door. And I honestly believe that the mattresses I've received in my home are not the same quality as the ones I tested in the store. My last 3 in-store purchases were huge disappointments.

What are your top recommended mattresses for petite side sleepers who need more shoulder relief?

I am asking because I tried a trial for the Amerisleep AS4, which has a pretty soft reputation, but I felt that I could use even more shoulder relief.

Wow...thank you for this video 🙏 what would you recommend for side sleepers combo stomach sleeper. I used to sleep on a firm bed I love firm beds but I have a shoulder injury now... so I need something for pressure relief for my shoulder . I know I will miss having a firm bed but I know I need something different.
Thank you again.

Giveaway: It’s always great to try out a mattress in the store, but I now prefer online because it’s so important to be able to try it for a long time and easy to return if it doesn’t work.

You need to be able to try out your mattress for a long period of time and online usually allows for you to do that! The Layla is the best memory foam mattress, but I don't think it would be the best fit. The Helix midnight is good for pressure relief! The wink bed has an extra plush! Great for side sleepers! Casper original is great for back pain! Different firmness zones! Too firm at 6.5 though. Leesa hybrid is great for couples but medium firm 🤨 I'm a strict side sleeper so...no! Bear mattress is not for me because it's for back sleepers. Birch is the best organic mattress. 7 out of 10 firmness though. Nolah is the best mattress for side sleepers, so that may be a great choice for me because it's great for couples!

I have Layla with the cooling Layla cover. Good for Florida. My partner and I were able to try both sides out (and the softer one won!)

Layla sounds great, I always wake up to the hubby moving around

The wingbed sounds good I have never heard of that one.

The bear mattress sounds wonderful for me❣💕

Though you don't get to try the mattress before you buy it, I think it takes longer to adjust than 20 minutes at the store. Plus online reviews help out a lot, so you can have the convenience of having it delivered to your door and not to mention a trial period. So for all those reasons I'd say online!

Hubby is a firm believer we should be mattress hunting in store and lay on a bunch but I really like the endless options of buying online (and long trial period-we all know a mattress can feel great to lay on for a few minutes and be hell on the body to sleep on every night) I like that the layla is flippable but also worry hubby would prefer a different side than me so I wouldnt get it-lol. Winkbed looks so comfortable and seems to have good support. I like the zoned support of the casper.

I was not surprised to see Casper listed. They have a great reputation as an all around online mattress

I want to sink in to my bed as well but not too much to the point where I cant get out what do you recommend ? I’m a combination sleeper

How much double size?