- Is the Nectar Mattress worth it at $599?
- At $599 for a King, it is one of the lowest prices this mattress has seen and a good deal for an all-foam bed with a 365-night trial. It suits back and stomach sleepers more than people who want a soft, plush feel.
- How firm is the Nectar Mattress?
- It is medium-firm, roughly a 6 to 6.5 out of 10. Most back and stomach sleepers find it supportive, while some side sleepers want more cushioning at the shoulder and hip.
- Does the Nectar Mattress sleep hot?
- The gel-infused foam helps, but it still sleeps warmer than a hybrid or innerspring bed. Hot sleepers should pair it with breathable sheets and a cooler room.
- What is the difference between the Nectar Mattress and the Nectar Premier?
- The Premier is thicker, has more cooling gel and phase-change material, and costs more. The standard Nectar is the budget pick and is thinner at 10 inches.
- What base does the Nectar Mattress need?
- It works on a platform bed, box spring, slatted frame, or adjustable base. Avoid a solid floor or a frame with gaps wider than a few inches, since the foam needs airflow.
- When is the Nectar Mattress cheapest?
- Prices drop around major sales like Black Friday, Memorial Day, and Labor Day. The current $599 King price at Amazon is already near the low end of its recent range.
- Where is the Nectar Mattress cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $599.00, as of our latest check.