"I've been researching, testing, and writing about mattresses for years, so I feel that I have a solid grasp of the major players in the mattress industry (which, by the way, is very crowded). One brand I've been keeping my eye on is Brooklyn Bedding, which has been in the direct-to-consumer (DTC) mattress space since the '90s - much longer than most of its competitors."
"So when the opportunity came up for me to test a Brooklyn Bedding mattress for myself, I couldn't pass it up. After perusing the brand's site and agonizing over the choices, I decided to go with the popular Aurora Luxe Mattress due to its cooling capabilities and competitive price point. After sleeping on the Aurora Luxe Mattress for a few weeks,"
"The Aurora Luxe Cooling Mattress contains six layers of premium materials, including both foam and spring layers. Starting at the bottom, it has a high-density base foam that reinforces the entire mattress, followed by a spring layer that consists of over 1,000 encased coils. One of the best parts about this mattress is that the coils are zoned, which means that they're strategically placed to provide extra support to specific areas like the hips."
Brooklyn Bedding operates as a long-established direct-to-consumer mattress maker with in-house manufacturing and strong customer service. The Aurora Luxe is a foam-hybrid designed for cooling and value. The mattress uses six premium layers, including a high-density base foam and a spring layer of over 1,000 encased, zoned coils that add targeted hip support. The model offers three firmness levels, an optional cloud pillow top, and ten sizes. Purchase protections include a 120-night trial and a limited lifetime warranty. Certifications include GREENGUARD Gold and CertiPUR-US, and the mattress performs well for multiple sleep positions while maintaining cooling capabilities.
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