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Matress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon found this newly updated mattress to be “soft and marshmallowy, and a bit more responsive to pressure than the previous Nectar Premier model.” It also offers excellent motion isolation and a lifetime warranty. If you’re looking for an affordable memory foam design, we think it’s a great option, especially at this price.

Our sleep editors named this the best memory foam mattress because it offers pressure relief without making you feel like you’re sinking. “My favorite is the medium model because I switch between my stomach and side, and I think this bed lands right in that sweet spot between firm and soft,” says Dillon. 

Score a highly rated, pressure-relieving mattress for $699 with this Cocoon sale. “The Cocoon Chill provides all the features people love about memory foam, from its pressure-relieving feel to its motion isolating abilities, without retaining heat,” says Dillon. We recommend the hybrid iteration for sleepers around 230 pounds or more, but keep in mind that it is slightly more expensive than the classic memory foam option.

For those looking for something supportive and firm, our sleep editors recommend this Plank mattress. Senior mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman says it’s the firmest bed she’s tested and that it “offers exceptional back support and promotes neutral spinal alignment.” It’s also flippable with two firmness levels and one of few beds endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association.

The Helix Midnight Luxe is at the top of our list for the best mattresses of 2024. Our sleep editors say that it’s great for side and combination sleepers who prefer a bed with a medium feel. “If you’re against memory foam mattresses but want a more plush feel, I think the Helix Midnight Luxe will be especially appealing for you,” Dillon explains.

If you suffer from joint or back pain, this DreamCloud mattress is an excellent option. It’s firm enough to offer plenty of support but has a plush top for a little extra comfort. “I think the Premier Rest hits that sweet spot of not being too soft nor too firm. It has a very luxurious, plush feel that’s slightly softer than the other two DreamCloud models,” says Chapman.

The Leesa Sapira Chill Hybrid is another bed that’ll appeal to a wide range of sleepers. It features four layers of foam and a layer of pocketed coils for support. “I felt comfortable back, side and stomach sleeping on it, and it was easy to move around on. It did a good job isolating motion and has impressive edge support, as well,” says Chapman.

This hybrid model from Brooklyn Bedding is another good option for back pain. It’s available in three firmness levels and consists of individually wrapped coils, layers of foam and a breathable quilted top. “I own the Brooklyn Bedding Signature in medium and am a lifelong fan,” says Dillon.

While the average mattress supports up to 200 to 250 pounds per side, the Helix Plus can hold up to 500 pounds per side (1,000 pounds total). It has a medium-firm constructi