Hey, guys. Marten here from Mattress Clarity. If you're trying to decide
between the Nectar Classic and Nectar Classic Hybrid, you have come to the
right video. Today, we'll be comparing both these mattresses. I'm going
to talk about their similarities, their differences, their construction, and who
should get one over the other. Let's get started.
So I'll start off by talking about the similarities between these two
mattresses. First off, they both come from Nectar. They both have
great customer service terms, sleep trials, and warranties.
Speaking of construction, they both feature memory foam in their top layers.
They have the exact same firmness, and they both have a good balance of comfort
and support. So now let's take a look at the differences between these two
mattress. First off, the main difference is the Nectar hybrid
features coils, the Nectar Classic does not. Now, because the
Nectar hybrid is more support than the best, best Nectar mattress.
Also more breathable than the Nectar. And lastly, the Nectar hybrid
is going to cost more than the Nectar mattress.
Now, let's take a look at the construction of both these mattresses.
Starting off on top, they have the exact same cover. A quilted, cooled in cover,
soft and breathable, moving down to the main comfort layer on both mattresses.
Also going to be gel infused memory foam. All best, best Nectar mattress has
that soft, sloth moving feel, and also gel infused for
cooling. Now, that's going to rest on a layer of dynamic response foam. It's
going to act as a transition layer, keep it from bottoming out on both
mattresses. Now, the main difference, again, between these two mattresses is
going to be found in the support layer. So with the Nectar Classic mattress,
you're going to have base foam. Now, over in the Nectar Classic hybrid,
you are going to have supportive coils. Also with the Nectar Hybrid
mattress, a thin layer base foam on the bottom.
Now, let's talk about firmness and feel. In terms of firmness, I thought both
these mattresses were close to a six and a half out of ten medium.
In terms of firmness, they both have soft layers right on top and
some more supportive layers beneath that. Now, speaking of feel,
they're going to have a slightly different feel with the Nectar Classic.
Overall, just that slow moving memory foam feel. Not a
lot of bounce. You slowly sink in. Not too easy to move around on
this mattress. But with the Nectar Classic hybrid, you do have that memory foam
feel right on top. You get some bounce from the coils as well. So makes
it easier to move around on this mattress.
So now let's talk about how I feel in different sleeping positions on both these
mattresses. Starting off in the Nectar Classic all all foam mattresss. My back,
good match for me. Very nice balance of comfort and support. Hip sticking
the right amount. Doing some good contouring as well. Moving to my side.
Not a bad match. Precisely sleeping, but a little bit of pressure on my
shoulders and my hips. I'm a larger person though. I'm £270.
If you weigh less, you should feel better pressure relief than I did. Moving to
my stomach. Not the best match for stomach sleeping, and it's only a medium firm
mattress. My hips are going in a little bit and I'm getting out of alignment.
Moving over to the Nectar Classic Hybrid mattress on my back. Even a better
match for back sleeping. I definitely feel the support of the coils down in the
support layer. So holding up my lumbar area and good overall
support. And that same great contour from the memory foam right on top
of to my side. Pretty similar to my experience over on the Nectar Classic
mattress. A little bit of pressure on my shoulders and my hips, but not too
much. And moving to my stomach, even with that extra support from the coils.
Not quite supportive enough for stomach sleeping. My hips are blowing in again
and I'm getting out of alignment.
If you sleep with the partners, two other things you do want to think about.
It's motion transfer and edge support. Now, motion transfer means you're lying
down on one side of the mattress. Your partner moves around on the other side.
Are you going to feel that motion or not? Edge support means you're sitting or
lying down to the edge of your mattress. Do you feel secure or like you're
going to roll off and onto the floor? So first off, speaking of motion transfer,
both handle it quite well. Definitely cut down that motion transfer in the
mattress. You have thick memory foam right on top. Great for handling. Motion
transfer should be a good option for couples in that respect.
But speaking of edge support, the Nectar Classic Hybrid definitely
wins out. With the coils in the support layer, I feel much more secure
toward the edge. I feel secure sitting and lying down.
So when you're shopping for all Nectar mattress, price is always a major
consideration. Let's take a look at the prices of both these mattresses with
the Nectar Classic all all foam mattresss. Full price close to $1,000
for a queen size. With the Nectar Classic Hybrid, a little bit more pricey
one $200 full price for a queen size. But they do have
some great coupons and deals. You find those in YouTube description below and
mattressclarity.com. So who should get the
Nectar Classic mattress first? Obviously, it's a better option if you want
to save money. It's going to cost less than the Nectar Hybrid mattress if you're
on a tighter budget, take a look at the Nectar Classic although mattress also,
I think if you're a lightweight sleeper, you don't need quite as much support as
the Nectar Hybrid offers. You can save some money by going with this mattress.
Also, I think a good option if you're not too much of a hot sleeper
so not as breathable as the Nectar Classic Hybrid mattress, but also
going to cost less than the Nectar Classic Hybrid. So who should
get the nectar? Nectar? Classic hybrid mattress first. Solving is a better
option for heavier sleepers. Definitely a more supportive
mattress. If you're heavier and need more support, take a look at the Nectar
Classic Hybrid. Also, just generally speaking, a better option if you need more
support. If you're a back sleeper, you need a little bit more lumbar support.
You just want more support in your mattress. Overall, take a look at this
mattress. And lastly, definitely a better option for hot
sleepers with the coils. A lot more airflow with this mattress. If you sleep
hot, take a look at the Nectar Classic Hybrid. At this
point, you should know which mattress is right for you. But if you're still a
bit confused and want some more information about either of these mattresses,
check out our full written review on mattress.com. You'll also find some great
coupons there as well. We'll see. See you next time.