Saatva or Casper? Which one should you choose?
Hey, guys, it's Marten here from Mattress Clarity. And today I'm talking about
both these mattresses. I'm gonna talk about their construction,
my experiences both, and help you choose one over the other.
Let's get started.
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YouTube description below. So let's start off by talking about the similarities
between these two mattress. First off, they're both very popular
online mattresses. They both have great customer service terms and
warranties. They both have memory foam somewhere in their construction.
And last but not least, they have some kind of zoning in their construction as
well. And now let's talk about the differences between these two mattresses.
First off, there are some major construction differences. The thought was going
to be an inner spring mattress with a pillow top. The cast was going to
be an all foam mattress. Because of that, they're going to have a
different feel. The Saatva was going to be a very supportive kind of classic inner
spring feel, and the cast was going to have more of a balanced foam feel.
Now, also, the Saatva is going to be more breathable than the Casper mattress
because of those coils, a lot more room for airflow.
Now, with its coils, the Saatva is also going to be a more supportive mattress
than the Casper. And the Casper is going to cost less than the Saatva.
So let's talk about the construction of both these mattresses, starting on top
and then working our way down. First off, on the Saatva on top, it's an
organic cotton cover, very soft, very breathable as well.
Now, with the Casper is going to be a knit cover, also soft and breathable.
Not going to affect the overall feel of the mattress too much. Moving down
to the comfort layers over on the SAP of the mattress, tufted and
quilted into that top cover, you're going to have a layer of foam for kind
of a pillow top on top of the mattress. Below that, you're going to
have a layer of memory foam. Can give you more lumbar support, a little bit
of pressure relief as well. Moving over to the
Casper mattress review top is a layer of soft polyfoam.
Now, the polyfoam is going to be quite responsive, bounces back into place very
quickly, but still lets you sink in a fair amount. It also has something called
Airscape technology. It's basically ventilated for airflow to help with cooling.
In the top of the mattress below that a layer of memory foam. But it's
going to be zoned. So it's a zone support system. Basically towards the center
of this layer, it's firmer and softer towards the head and foot of
the mattress. Supposed to give you a balance of comfort and support, so more
support when you're back and stomach sleeping. More comfort when you're side
sleeping. Now, in terms of the support layers, moving over to the
sofa mattress, two sets of coils, micro coils
over support coils. There's also zoning in this layer as well. You're going to
have some more firmness towards the center of the mattress to help with zoning
and to help more of a balance of comfort and support. Now moving
over to the Casper's, going to have a base support foam. So what do all
these differences mean? Well, first off, the main difference is the overall
construction. So with the softball and inner spring mattress,
with a pillow top, with a Casper and all foam mattress. So you get a
pretty different experience with both these mattress.
Now speaking of cooling, the Saatva is going to win out a
lot of room for airflow to coils, so shouldn't trap quite so much heat.
It better match for hot sleepers in that respect. Now,
in terms of support, the Sapa is also going to win out again.
Two sets of coils. Very, very supportive. Good support on
the Casper, but not quite as much as you get on the Saatva.
Last but not least, speaking of durability, the Saatva is probably going to
win out the Casper for an all foam mattress.
Very durable. Should last for a good amount of time, but the salt with
two sets of coils should last for a little bit longer. So now let's talk
about differences in firmness and feel. In terms of firmness, I thought both
mattresses were close to a seven out of ten. A little bit firmer than average.
I do want to note though, that I am a larger person, so I
might have a different experience than a lighter sleeper. So definitely consider
your weight when you're looking at these mattresses. Now speaking of feel,
a very different feel with the sofa mattress. More of
a traditional inner spring feel. Quite responsive and bouncy.
Also, some plush pillow top on top of the mattress. Moving to the Casper.
More of a balanced foam feel. Overall, you sink into the
mattress a little bit, but it's responsive. Not too hard to move around on the
Casper. Now let's talk about how I feel in different sleeping positions
on both these mattresses. Starting off on the soap, but very good
for back sleeping. A very good balance of comfort and support.
My hip sink in the right amount. Good overall support from the coils in
the base layer. Very, very good for back sleeping. Moving to
my side. Not a bad match for side sleeping, but I am putting some pressure
on my shoulders and my hips. Moving to my stomach. Not quite
supportive enough for stomach sleeping. I'm going in a little bit of the hips
and getting out of alignment. Moving over to the Casper on my back. Also very,
very good for back sleeping. I can definitely feel that zone support in the
second layer, great lumbar support and good overall support as
well. Moving to my side, I feel better pressure relief on the Casper
than I felt on the Saatva. Still a little bit of pressure on my shoulders
and my hips, but not as much as I felt over on the Saatva.
However, moving to my stomach, even less support than I felt over on
the Saatva. Mattress Review Hips are blowing in even more and getting out of
alignment here at Matt's Clear. I like to make subjective opinion with objective
tests, and one less test is the pressure map. So I lied
out of my backside and stomach. You see anywhere from blue for no pressure all
the way up to red for high pressure. Now, pulling up the side, saving results
for both these mattresses. You can see some pressure on my shoulders and my hips
on both mattresses, but more when I'm over on the satellite mattress, some red
on my shoulders and my hips. Now, that's not too surprising
given I felt better pressure relief on the Casper. Mattress Review You
sleep with a partner, there's two things you want to think about. It's motion
transfer and edge support. Now, motion transfer means if you're lying
down on one side of the mattress and your partner moves around on the other
side, are you going to feel that motion or not? Now, edge support
means if you're sitting down at the edge of the mattress or lying down on
the edge of the mattress, are going to feel secure or going to roll off
and onto the floor. Now, first off, speaking of motion transfer,
I would give the advantage to the Casper mattress. It's an
all foam mattress. Memory foam in the second layer, absorbing a
little bit more motion than I'm seeing over on the Saatva Mattress Review
Speaking of edge support, I would give the advantage to the Saatva mattress.
It's a more supportive mattress overall. So when I'm sitting and lying down
at the edge of the sofa, I feel much more secure. And now, the moment
you've all been waiting for, which one of these mattress should you get? In
terms of who should get the soda? I think it's a better option, obviously,
for those who prefer an inner spring mattress. If you're used to more of a
traditional inner spring mattress, that's quite bouncy and supportive,
definitely take a look at the Saatva. Being the more supportive matters.
I think the Saatva is better for stomach sleepers and back sleepers who need
more support. Two sets of coils should offer better support. What you find in
the Casper last but not least, those who want something durable and longer
lasting should take a look at the soap. The mattress should last for a little
bit longer than the Casper. A better long term investment.
In terms of who should get the Casper, I think it's a better option for
side sleepers. We saw better pressure relief, side sleeping on the
Casper mattress, specifically on our shoulders and my hips. So if you're
a side sleeper, take a look at the Casper. It's also a better choice for
those who prefer an all foam mattress with balanced foam feel.
So it's nice you sink in a little bit, but it's also quite responsive.
You shouldn't feel stuck. Last but not least, those who are looking to save a
little bit of money on their mattress purchase should definitely take a look at
the Casper mattress review does cost less than the Saatva. So now
let's talk about delivery and getting these mattresses at your house.
Now with the Savvy, it comes with free white glove delivery. Basically, take the
mattress into your bedroom, set it up for you and take away your old
mattress. Now as a Casper, it is a bed in a box mattress. It's going
to come to your house in a cardboard box. You're going to take that box
inside with the help of a friend. Don't strain yourself, take it into the
bedroom and open up the top of the box. Take out the rolled
up mattress, place it on your framer foundation and slowly
cup of the layers of plastic. You don't want to damage your brand new mattress
once you got the plastic cleared away, all the shipping materials cleared away.
Give it 24 to 48 hours to complete the off gas and expand.
So now I'd like to answer some frequently asked questions about the Saatva vs.
Casper mattresses. The first question is which mattress is better, the Saatva
or Casper? Casper? Now I wouldn't say one is better than the other, but they
are a better match for different types of people. For instance, the Sabbath
can be better for, I think, stomach sleepers and back sleepers who need more
support, those who like an inner spring mattress and those who want something
durable and longer lasting. The cast was probably better for sight sleepers,
those who like a balanced foam feel and those looking to save a little bit
of money on their mattress purchase. The second question is which mattress
is more affordable, the Saatva or the Casper? The Casper is more
affordable than the Saatva. For instance, for a Queen size
mattress, the Casper costs around $200 less than the Saatva.
The last question is which mattress sleeps cooler, the Saatva or the
Casper? The Sapa is, I think going to sleep cooler than the Casper.
Being an inner spring mattress with the coils, a lot more room for airflow
shouldn't trap as much heat as the Casper mattress review this
point you should know which mattress is right for you. But if you're still a
bit confused, you want a personal recommendation, just leave a comment below.
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