Hey, guys. Marten here from Mattress Clarity. If you're trying to decide
between the Purple and Temper Pedic mattresses, you have come to the right
video. Today we're comparing the tempur cloud medium hybrid mattress
and the purple original mattress. We're going to take a look at their construction,
their similarities, their differences, and help you choose
one over the other. Let's get started.
So let's start off by talking about the similarities between these two
mattresses. First off, they both come from wildly popular mattress
brands. Temper Pedic and Purple are top of the heap, very popular.
And because of that, they both have great customer service terms, so good sleep
trials and great warranties as well. They're also very close
in terms of firmness, medium firm. And because of that, they're both a great
option for back sleepers. And now let's talk about the differences
between these two mattresses. And there are quite a few. And the main major
differences are in the construction. So in the comfort layer of both
mattress, very different materials. On top of the Temper
Cloud mattress, you're going to have some thick temper foam material.
Then also in the purple, you're going to have a gel flex grid, a very
unique material. We'll get into more during the construction section. Also
different materials in the support layers. With the Tempur mattress, you're
going to have coils for a hybrid construction. Over with the Purple mattress,
some very supportive bone. Now, a very different feel with these two
mattresses with the temper, more of a slow moving feel. With the purple,
definitely much more responsive. Speaking of breathability, the Purple is
much more breathable than Tempur Pedic mattress. But speaking of cost,
the Tempur Pedic going to cost more than the purple.
Now I want to look at the construction of both these mattresses starting off on
top and then working our way down. First off, on top of the Temper Cloud
mattress, you're going to have a thin breathable cover similar to what you find
over on the purple. It allows for good airflow to the top of the mattress.
Moving down to the comfort layer on the Temper Cloud mattress, that classic
Tempur Pedic material. It's going to be very slow moving, very comfortable as
well. Beneath that, a layer of temper support material, a little bit
firmer, but also a good balance of comfort and supports.
Moving over to the Purple mattress, you have purple's gel flex grid,
a very unique material. It is a grid, as the name suggests.
It is going to have a lot of room for airflow. It is firm and
supportive until you apply enough pressure, and then that area and then that
area only will collapse. Again, very unique. Beneath that is a layer of
polyfoam for a transition layer. Moving down to the support layers
with these mattress clarity, the Tempur Cloud Medium Hybrid, you're going to
have coils, very supportive and very breathable as well. Moving over
to the Purple, though, some base support foam. Overall, that's the construction.
Let's move on to firmness and feel. In terms of firmness, I have a temper
cloud medium hybrid was a six and a half out of ten. About medium in
terms of firmness. On the purple, the exact same firmness,
a six and a half out of ten, medium in terms of firmness. So a
good balance of comfort and support with both mattresses. But speaking
of feel, they could not be more different. Starting off with the Tempur cloud
mattress, you're going to have that classic memory foam feel. Kind of tempur
started the entire memory foam thing. So you definitely get that very quick,
sandy feel with this mattress. You lie down, you slowly sink in.
Very comfortable. Now on the purple again, a very unique material
right on top of the gel flex grid. It is going to be firm and
supportive until you apply enough pressure. It's going to kind of collapse under
that area, but bounce back into place very quickly. Overall, a very
responsive mattress.
And now I want to chat about sleeping positions. How I feel in different
sleeping positions on these two mattresses. Starting off, the Temper
Cloud medium hybrid mattress on my back, a fantastic match
for me. A good balance of comfort and support. Those top layers are soft
and very comfortable, but also have some good support too. So my
hip sink in the right amount, I feel like. Very good contour of the top
memory foam layers. Very good for back sleeping. Moving to
my side, also a great match for me. While it is a medium firm mattress,
it does collapse under my hips and my shoulders. Great pressure
relief there. At the same time, my spine is in good neutral alignment.
But being a medium firm mattress, not quite supportive enough for
stomach sleeping. My hips are blowing in a little bit on this mattress and I
am getting out of alignment. Could lead to lower back pain over time.
Moving over to the purple mattress on my back, also a great match for
me. Only claps under my hips and my butt. Overall,
supported across the rest of my body. Moving to my side, also a
good match for me. Really good pressure relief on my shoulders and my hips.
I will note, though, that I am a larger person. I'm £270.
If you're a lighter person, you might not collapse this top layer. It could feel
firmer to you than it did to me. Moving to my stomach though, while it
is medium firm, it does not collapse under my hips when I'm on my stomach.
Good overall support. A fantastic match for stomach sleeping.
If you sleep with the partners, two things you do want to think about.
It's motion transfer and edge support. Motion transfer means relying 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 if you're sitting
or lying down near the edge of the mattress, do you feel secure or like
you're going to roll off and onto the floor? First off, speaking of motion
transfer between these two mattresses, tempur Pedic mattress performs much
better with that thick memory foam right on top. Really cuts down on motion
transfer across the mattress. Good motion isolation. So a
better match for couples in that respect. Speaking of edge support though,
pretty much a tie between these two mattresses. Good edge support with both.
I feel secure sitting and lying down at the edge of both mattress.
When you're shopping for a new mattress, budget is a major consideration.
Let's talk about the prices for both these mattress right now. So first off,
at full price, the Temper Cloud Medium Hybrid Mattress, around two,
$200 for a queen size. Moving over to the purple
mattress for a queen size at full price around $1,400.
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So who should get the temper cloud medium hybrid mattress? First off,
it's a great option if you like that slow moving memory foam feel. Definitely
what you get with this mattress. Again, you lie down, slowly sink in. It is
very comfortable. Also, I think the better option for side sleepers.
While it is medium firm, it offers great pressure relief for your shoulders and
your hips. And while it does cost more, I think it is a more durable
mattress overall. So better long term investments. So who should
get the purple mattress? First off, it's definitely a better option for stomach
sleepers. Definitely more supportive. When you're on your stomach, your hips
shouldn't bow in or get out of alignment. Also a better option
if you want a more responsive mattress. So, easy move around on
this mattress. It's also a better choice for hot sleepers.
Definitely more breathability with this mattress and gel grid right on top.
Some great airflow. You shouldn't be sleeping hot on the purple. And last
but not least, speaking of price, it does cost less than the Temper Cloud
mattress. So you want to save money, take a look at the purple. 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, definitely head over to Mattress
Clarity for more individual reviews and MoneySaving coupons. We'll see you next