"It was on my short list of favorites then, and its newest iteration, released in May, still is. This is no small feat, especially given the current supply-chain issues, tariffs, and price increases, all of which can affect the materials (and thus, the performance) of a mattress. Plus, I'm like the Simon Cowell of mattress world-a bed has to work really hard to impress me. And after all this time, DreamCloud is still chugging along."
"The quilted top provides pressure relief, as well as temperature regulation through its "CloudQuilt" cooling fiber cover. Frankly, it's not outright cool to the touch, but it does a good job of keeping you comfortable. The quilted top isn't exactly a pillow top; it's more like a thin sliver of foam. If you're looking for a true pillow-top experience, consider exploring other DreamCloud models or our other top mattress picks, such as the Bear Elite Hybrid."
Versatile hybrid construction combines foam and coils to provide substantial support and pressure relief across sleeping positions and most body types. The quilted "CloudQuilt" cooling fiber cover adds temperature regulation and a lightly cushioned top that favors lumbar support rather than a pillow-top feel. The mattress leans slightly firmer, emphasizing spinal alignment and durability. Pressure-relieving CertiPUR‑US "therapeutic" memory foam helps prevent excess weight from creating pressure points. Trial period is unusually generous and the warranty is lifetime. Downsides include loss of side handles making movement awkward, difficult packaging, and potentially insufficient cushioning for smaller-bodied sleepers.
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