meh,, not a fan of it. Here is a better mattress

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I bought a Saatva despite seeing some bad reviews on Reddit. I saw bad reviews for what felt like every single mattress company on Reddit. But at least with Saatva it felt like the delivery and return process would be simple. Mind you I was coming from a really bad mattress so I figured 99 dollars return cost for a year on a better mattress would be worth it. For me the Saatva is great. I love it. I got a soft classic and it feels soft but still really supportive. I sleep on the edge of the bed so I also need good edge support. I’m not planning on returning my mattress unless something changes. Mine was only around 1.2k though. I think they often have sales so idk if that price is with a discount or not but I’d always wait for mattress sales weekends anyway. But if you think about how much of your life you spend on your mattress, the cost is over 6 years is $1.37 a night for a 3k mattress. It’s worth it to get a good one. That’s the one thing that makes me hesitate with a lot of the online mattress brands in general. The longevity is questionable, especially as they continue to change their suppliers and materials to try and make more money. My family has a Chattam and Wells that is still in amazing condition after 15+ years. although it has gone some stretches without use so it hasn’t gotten regular wear during that period, It’s clearly quality. I doubt I’m going to get that from my Saatva lol. More on reddit.com

Neither. I’ve owned both. Saatva is just a garbage bed all around. Terrible quality and very uncomfortable. Tempurpedic is not a comfortable bed at all. I was told it was the best thing for my back pain, but it made it far worse. It’s too hard in your lighter areas, sinks too much in midsection. I really hate both those beds. More on reddit.com

I learned about mattress materials the hard way. Bought a cheap one online last year. Seemed fine at first, but then I started getting really itchy. Couldn't figure out why until I saw these tiny shiny specks on my sheets. Turns out it was fiberglass from inside the mattress. What a nightmare. Those fibers got everywhere - clothes, carpet, even my kitchen. Been cleaning for weeks and still finding it. The worst part? I had to throw out so much stuff. Clothes, bedding, even my favorite chair. It's like the fiberglass contaminated everything it touched. The cost of replacing all this is way more than what I "saved" on the mattress. If you're buying a mattress, check what's inside. Avoid fiberglass at all costs. It's not worth saving a few bucks if you end up with this mess. Spend more on a good mattress without fiberglass. More on reddit.com