This is the norm for most bed-in-a-box mattresses unless they're natural and organic. You'll notice a smell omitting from your mattress once you unbox it from its packaging and it expands, but no need to worry. Although, the foam Nectar is a little more durable than 10-inch mattress models because it's a tad thicker. The original Nectar mattress should last around five to six years, while the Nectar Hybrid should last around eight or more. A base layer made with steel coils is going to stand the test of time better than dense foam. In reference to the all-foam Nectar mattress model, the brand's flagship bed, it's not going to be as durable as the Hybrid Nectar mattress. However, it's not like the GhostBed Luxe or the Cocoon Chill, which are two other memory-foam bed-in-a-box mattresses with super-effective cooling tech. Don't get me wrong, it's nothing like an outdated memory-foam bed that retains all your body heat in the center. You might get the sense this is a cooling memory-foam mattress by reading Nectar's website, but I wouldn't necessarily say it helped me sleep cool. Hybrid mattresses with coils, on the other hand, tend to perform better in this department. This is pretty typical for a foam mattress. The Nectar bed doesn't have the best edge support I've ever experienced, but you don't have a falling sensation when you're near the side. If you're pushed to the very edge of a blow-up bed, you'll either feel like you're rolling off the side, or you actually will roll off. An extreme example of bad edge support is on an air mattress. This addresses how supportive the bed's sides are. is a bed-hog, edge support might be an important factor to you.

If you plan on sharing a full- or queen-size bed with somebody, or maybe your S.O. It feels super soft and airy so it's a nice touch on top of the bed. It doesn't make the mattress sleep cold, which some might expect based on the language in their website. The cover on the Nectar memory-foam mattress is made with Tencel and has a thin layer of gel memory foam quilted into it.

This is the layer you can thank for the Nectar's memory-foam comfort. A gel-like substance is infused into the material to make it sleep more temperature-neutral, to combat its reputation of sleeping hot. The top foam layer is more plush and made with gel memory foam.It softens up the bed so you don't feel the firm base, but it's firmer than the top comfort layer to keep your body more supported. In the middle is what the company calls the 'Adaptive Response Transition Layer.' It acts as a neutralizer sandwiched in between the other two layers.Its role is to act as a supportive base for the mattress. To make things less complicated, polyurethane foam is essentially just standard, basic foam. The base layer of the Nectar Sleep mattress is a thick slab of dense polyurethane foam.Generally speaking, the more you weigh, the softer a mattress is going to feel, and vice versa. For lightweight sleepers under 145 pounds, it should be firmer than a seven. Though, if you weigh over 230 pounds, your experience with the Nectar mattress will likely feel more soft and pressure-relieving. I rate it around a true medium-firm or seven out of 10. The Nectar mattress used to have a feel that hovered around a six out of 10, but after its update last year, it's a little firmer. People who love memory foam won't mind this feeling, but it's something to keep in mind if you're unfamiliar with the material. Since this memory foam is far from bouncy, you'll have to allow a few seconds for your body to get nestled into a new position. It feels really cozy if you like that nestled-up feel, but it does make it a little harder to switch positions. It clings around your curves, and before long, makes a little you-shaped cocoon. I stayed on top of the memory foam for a few moments when I first laid on it before I slowly began to sink into it. The Nectar bed is a true memory-foam mattress. Nectar mattress firmness and feel What does Nectar feel like?

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