Serta Mattress Reviews (2020) – Hybrid, iComfort, Perfect sleeper

Serta has plenty of very firm options on the market due to its commitment to supplying many different hybrids and innerspring coil mattresses to the market. If you are looking for a very firm mattress, you may want to go to your local store and try out a few different Serta models and see if they work for you.

One of the main complaints with bed-in-a-box direct-from-manufacturer companies is that in order to roll up a mattress, it can only be so firm. That’s why so many of these companies are turning to white-glove-delivery services so that they never have to roll their mattress up in the first place – allowing them to create a more firm and durable mattress.

Because Serta does not subscribe to that business model, they are able to provide very firm beds you wouldn’t even imagine being able to roll into a box. 

However, it is worth noting that for those who don’t want a very firm mattress, a Serta mattress may not be a great choice for them. Even the newest iComfort hybrid model, which contains plenty of memory foam, only comes in a firm option. 

Pressure relief is one of Serta’s specialties – as they were the first to prioritize pillowtop models and introducing a bit of contour to the top of their mattresses. Since then, they have added many models that are topped with memory foam. 

However, the models with the most pressure relief tend to be the most expensive. If pressure relief is high on your list, you may need to look elsewhere in order to keep your mattress purchase affordable. 

If you are committed to buying a mattress with Serta, you need to be sure to look at what the top layer of each mattress you are considering is made of and ensure it has a thick enough layer of memory foam to give you what you need.

Serta mattresses range highly on if they are very durable or not. The bed-in-a-box Perfect Sleeper, as well as the other foam-based models, are not known for being very durable, and many users report issues with sagging when it comes to their Serta mattresses. 

However, for the lovers of firm mattresses out there, Serta’s classic innerspring coil mattresses are highly durable. In fact, they have many models designed especially for use in Hotels. Because Hotels are committed to reducing costs – they want to make sure they can buy mattresses that will really last. Serta’s Hotel line is up to the task and is the brand trusted most by Hotels around the world. 

Like any mattress, if you regularly flip the mattress foot-to-head and back, you should be able to increase the lifespan of your mattress and decrease sagging. You should also ensure that you have the correct base for your mattress – as an improper base such as a slatted base will increase sagging.

The hybrid models of Serta mattresses are going to be the most supportive. They have not only memory foam that contours to your body and relieves pressure, but also the strength and bounce of innerspring coils that ensure that you feel like you are sleeping on top of the mattress, not in the mattress.

However, you will likely pay a hefty price for the most supportive mattresses that Serta has available. The iComfort hybrid, for instance, is one of their most expensive options. If you need a lot of support but are on a strict budget, you may need to look at some other mattress brands before making your final decision.

Edge support is where all Serta mattresses really shine. Even their all-foam versions have enhanced edge support to ensure that the mattress isn’t buckling when you roll to one side of the bed. 

Where edge support is usually the cause of durability issues for most mattress brands, that isn’t the case with Serta. Their mattresses tend to sag more in the middle. The edges, instead, are very strong and don’t buckle under the weight of someone sitting on the edge of the bed to put their shoes on in the morning.

The increased edge support on Serta mattresses makes these mattresses a great option for couples who are often pushed to the edge of the bed. 

These beds are all designed with hot sleepers in mind. The MemoryLux might be the least cooling of the three, but it’s still rated for zero heat retention. That’s because both the MemoryLux and the WinkBed have a cooling gel layer. The MemoryLux also uses air coils to prevent the foam from heating. 

The EcoCloud is a little different. Talalay latex naturally distributes heat, so this model doesn’t need an additional cooling layer. 

While the Perfect Sleeper is now delivered in a box and has some smell and off-gassing due to being rolled-up in plastic, most of Serta’s mattresses do not have a problem with smell and off-gassing. 

Serta is very committed to using chemicals to increase the safety of its customers and keep tragic bedroom fires from happening – so if you are sensitive to these chemicals you may need to look for a different brand. 

In general, Serta is not known for its motion isolation. Their most popular options are hybrids and innerspring coil mattresses, which, by design, are a bit on the bouncier side. 

While Serta’s all-foam mattresses are going to do a much better job at motion isolation, there are better foam-based mattresses on the market for an equal or lesser cost that are going to be more durable and have more features than what mattresses such as the Perfect Sleeper provide. 

When you look at Serta Perfect Sleeper mattresses reviews, you will see that these mattresses do a great job at motion isolation but are also riddled with complaints about durability.

If you do not need total motion isolation and instead just need to ensure your partner isn’t rocking the boat when getting up to use the restroom in the middle of the night, the hybrid options will be a good choice for you. These mattresses have enough memory foam to keep them from being too bouncy, but enough innerspring coils to maintain their durability.

While the memory-foam options that Serta provides are very quiet, the innerspring coil mattresses can be quite noisy. Serta mattress reviews around the web complain about noise quite frequently. A middle-of-the-road alternative, a hybrid version, will keep noise to a minimum.

One of the best parts of having so many coil-based options available is that these mattresses are great for intimacy. Having a bit of bounce makes sexual encounters much more enjoyable and fun.

While it depends on what mattress you are looking at, Serta mattresses do have a good value. A Serta Queen mattress can run from a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars. They work hard on keeping prices down and providing a range of options, while also committing themselves to make high-end mattresses throughout the price range.

Serta is such a large company that their customer service can feel a bit impersonal at times. However, you know that your warranty means something with this company. As the #1 mattress manufacturer in the country, they aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.