Joe: What's up, everyone? I'm Joe from Mattress Clarity.
Today, I'm going to be taking a look at the Wright W2.15 Mattress. I'll going to be telling
you everything you need to know about the mattress, run through their construction details,
main highlights, who it's a good fit for, who it's not a good fit for. Basically, by
the end of the video, you'll have a pretty good idea if you want to get it, so stay tuned.
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We have the Wright W2.15 Mattress. It is the second model that they've come out with. I
really enjoyed the first model. This is a hybrid construction. I was really excited
to jump in, see how it compared to the other hybrids on the market.
Let's go over the construction of the W2.15 Mattress here. Starting with the cover, nice,
soft cover. It has a nice texture to it. It's pretty thin. Not going to really affect the
overall feel of the mattress too much at all.
Moving on to the mattress now, we have a hybrid construction. It has three layers of foam,
and then pocketed coils. You're going to get both comfort and support. The support will
come from these individually pocketed steel coils.
There's going to be three layers. This is memory foam on top, that slow-moving memory
foam feel, then faster responding. More like polyfoam feel underneath that. It's going
to get pretty soft, and then a little bit firmer and a little bit firmer. A progressive
firmness as well.
It's going to be a nice balance feel overall. Have a little bit of memory foam feel as well.
We'll talk about that later in the video as well. Then just gives support from these steel
coils as well. Overall, a great hybrid feel and a nice match of comfort and support.
Let's talk about firmness and feel. As far as firmness is concerned, I put this mattress
at about a 6.5 out of 10, right in the middle of the firmness range, in general. Reason
I feel that way is you have some pretty soft layers on top, then it gets progressively
firm pretty quickly. Very soft on top, then gets firm pretty quickly underneath that.
About average, I would say.
As far as the feel is concerned, it's definitely a hybrid feel. There is memory foam on top.
You don't really get too much of a memory foam feel. You can definitely feel the steel
coils. There's not too much bounce. I'll show you with this lacrosse ball. Not too much
bounce there. It's definitely a balanced hybrid feel overall.
I'm going to talk through how I feel in different sleeping positions. Starting on my back, first
thing I notice is my hips sink in, but not too much. You can definitely feel the steel
coils supporting me. It conforms very well to the curves of my body, so I'd say a very
good match for me on my back.
Switching onto the side now, I don't really feel too much pressure whatsoever. It's that
medium firmness, which is nice. Very good pressure relief overall. Pretty good match
for me from a pressure-relief perspective on my side.
Switching on to my stomach now, I would say it's maybe just a little bit too soft. If
I slept just on my stomach, I would say probably you would want something a little bit firmer,
maybe a little bit more supportive overall.
At Mattress Clarity, we love our pressure map testing because it shows you exactly how
well every mattress leaves pressure. Let me bring down this pressure map here, lie down
on my back, side, and stomach. You'll see anywhere from blue, no pressure, all the way
up to red, high pressure.
Only thing to note is if you have a different body type than I do, you may see different
results. Let's get started.
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Marten: Hey, guys, Marten here to offer a different perspective. Joe is 5'9", 160. I'm
6'7", 250. I'm a larger person than Joe. I want to give my experience with the Wright
Mattress. In terms of firmness, Joe said this was a 6.5 out of 10. I thought it was closer
to a 7 out of 10. That's because I'm a larger person.
My weight is pushing me further into this mattress, feeling some more firmness than
Joe did. In terms of sleeping position, starting on my back, still a very, very good match
for me. I'm feeling the support of the coils, some nice contour from the foam on top. A
very good match for back sleeping.
Moving to my side, it's a pretty thick comfort layer on this mattress. I'm sinking in a little
bit but not feeling too much pressure on my shoulders or my hips. For me, a decent match
for side sleeping.
However, moving to my stomach, it's definitely too soft for me overall. Again, that comfort
layer is probably too thick for me as a stomach sleeper. What does that mean? I think if you're
a heavier back or side sleeper, definitely good choice for you. Heavier stomach sleepers
are probably going to want to look elsewhere.
Joe: If you sleep with a partner, you're going to want to consider motion transfer. Basically,
if your partner is moving around on that side of the bed, is that motion going to be isolated
or transferred over to you and possibly wake you up at night?
To test that, I have a glass here. I'm going to create a little disturbance around the
glass, see how it reacts. Got memory foam on top here. You can see that it's not moving
too much, which is really good.
I also had Marten on my team jump in and out of bed, create a little disturbance. I didn't
really notice that motion transfer over to me too much. I would say this mattress is
pretty good for couples.
If you sleep with a partner or you like sleeping towards the edge of the bed, you're going
to want to consider edge support. Basically, can you sit or sleep towards the edge of the
bed without feeling like you're going to fall off?
I'm on the edge here. You see that the foam is collapsing just a little bit. That's pretty
good. I feel pretty good when I'm sitting down here. I'm going to lie down on my back
now. I'm not really getting any rolling-off-the-bed feeling. I would say, in this case, the edge
support is pretty good.
Now I'm going to talk through some of the pros of this mattress or who I think this
mattress may be a good fit for. Number one, side sleepers. Very good pressure relief overall.
About the right firmness as well. A very good match on my side.
Back sleepers as well will find this to be very good from a support perspective. It conforms
very well to the curves of the body. Also holds you up because of the steel coils. Also,
combination sleepers, because of the hybrid approach with the construction here. It's
very good for people who switch positions at night.
Also, people who just want a medium firmness, this is definitely exactly what you get with
the Wright W2.15 Mattress.
We know about some of the pros, but what are the cons of this mattress and who is this
mattress not the best fit for? Number one, stomach sleepers. It's a medium firmness.
If you're just sleeping on your stomach, I'd probably look for something a little bit firmer,
maybe a little bit more supportive.
This is also in the middle of the firmness range. If you want something that's extra
firm or extra soft, I'd probably look elsewhere. Again, this is in the middle of the firmness
range.
This may just be out of certain people's budget. I think you can get the same type of feel
generally for something a little bit less with other mattresses on the market. A very
good mattress overall, but it may be outside of some people's budget.
If you're looking at this mattress, you probably also notice that there are a lot of other
hybrids out there on the market. How does this one stand out? I would say number one
thing is this is a very, very good balance of comfort and support.
It's just very nice on my side and very nice on my back. If you sleep on your side or your
back, you can definitely feel right at home with this mattress. If you just want a very
nice balance of comfort and support, I think this is a very good attractive option.
I'm going to give you some additional information about this mattress. You're going to get free
shipping and returns. You're going to get a 120-night sleep trial, also a 15-year warranty.
They do have financing available. If you don't want to make one lump sum payment, you can
make smaller monthly payments, which is really nice.
They also have accessories available as well. They have in-home installation that can be
free as well. It can just come in a box or you can have it installed professionally for
free. That's really nice as well.
If you purchase this mattress, it's helpful to know what the unboxing process is like.
It's pretty easy. It's going to come shipped in a box to your door. Then you're going to
bring it to your bedroom. Place it next to the bed frame. Put it down, roll out the mattress,
and then slowly cut the plastic layers. Don't cut too much into it. You don't want to cut
into the mattress.
From there, it's a pretty easy process. It just unfolds from there. I'd probably give
it 24 hours. There's a slight chemical smell. After that, you should be good to go.
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Joe: Before we close out the video, I want to go over some frequently asked questions
about the W2.15 mattress. If you look at the Wright mattresses, you see that there's W1.27
and the W2.15. What are the main differences? The top layers are very, very similar. Not
much of a difference there. It's really just the support layer.
You got steel coils in the W2.15 versus more of a standard foam base in the W1.27. If you
have extra support needs, if you're a heavier person, for example, I would probably go with
the W2.15. If you don't really need that, maybe a lighter sleeper, you don't really
need the extra support, I would maybe go with the W1.27.
What's better? A foam mattress or a hybrid mattress? It really just depends. You have
steel coils in the hybrid mattress and just foam in the base of a foam mattress. If you
want more durability, you need more support, maybe you're heavier, you probably want to
go with a hybrid mattress. Otherwise, you can probably just go with the foam mattress.
Will you sleep cool with this mattress? I think so. It does have memory foam on top,
but it's a hybrid mattress. There's a lot of room for air to flow through. If you're
really worried about sleeping cool, I'd maybe look for not memory foam on top, but I think
you should be fine with this mattress.
How long will this mattress last? I'm estimating here, but maybe probably six, seven good years
with regular use.
To wrap up, I think a lot of people are going to really like this mattress. If you're a
side or back sleeper and want a great match of comfort and support, you're going to enjoy
it. I would just caution you if you're a stomach sleeper, or you want something extra firm
or extra soft.
That's basically it. If you're just getting started in your mattress-buying journey, definitely
check out mattressclarity.com. We have a mattress quiz. We can give you personalized recommendation.
We also have comparisons, coupons, a lot of great information on our website. Once again,
let me know if you have any questions.
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