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Simple advice on the UK’s best mattresses and beds

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Memory foam v pocket spring mattresses - which is best?

Pocket Springs v Memory Foam is probably the biggest debate in the thrilling world of online mattress discussions. 

I've realised that most of the arguments are made by manufacturers so it's hard to know who to believe (I don't work for either).
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After reading dozens of articles (yawn…) my 8 conclusions are:

1. More people buy pocket spring mattresses

Popularity is certainly not everything but it is still the case that more people buy pocket spring mattresses than memory foam mattresses.

Pocket springs were developed more than 100 years ago by Vispring and they remain one of the best brands of luxury pocket spring mattresses.

Other pocket spring brands in 
our 6 best pocket spring mattresses guide include: 
  • Hypnos and mid-priced Sleepeezee which both supply beds to the Royal Family

  • Harrison Spinks which make the John Lewis Natural Collection. They are one of the few mattress brands with a Manufacturing Guild Mark.
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  • Silentnight are a popular and mid-priced brand with several award winning models.
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Mid-priced pocket spring brand Sleepeezee has a Royal Warrant, outstanding reviews and a 60 day trial period

Memory foam was developed by NASA to help astronauts stay nice and cosy inside their rockets. The technology was later developed into a mattress, with one of the earliest pioneers being Tempur, which is still one of the biggest brands in the market.

​Other (cheaper) memory foam mattresses in 
our top 6 memory foam mattresses guide include:
  • Nectar Sleep Mattress (£549, 365 day trial period and a 'forever' guarantee)​**Nectar January Sale: £125 off any size mattress + 2 free pillows + free delivery + 30% off bedding until 19/01/21**
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  • Silentnight 3 Zone Memory Foam mattress (£199 for a double mattress, cheap mattress from a big brand) ​​
Nectar Sleep mattress with memory foam
The Nectar Sleep memory foam mattress comes with a 365 day trial period and a 'forever' guarantee

Loads of mattresses nowadays also offer a mix of pocket springs and memory foam, often with springs on the bottom and a 'comfort' topper of memory foam. These are usually called 'hybrid mattresses'.

Award winners and highly rated ones include:
  • Brook + Wilde Lux (£749, 100 night trial)
    **Brook + Wilde January Sale: 30% off £500+ until 18/01/21**
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  • DreamCloud Sleep (£949, 'forever' warranty and one year trial period)
    **DreamCloud January Sale: £300 off + free delivery + 30% off bedding until 19/01/21**
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  • Inofia Hybrid (£209, good reviews on Amazon).
Side view of the Brook and Wilde Lux
Hybrid mattresses like the Brook + Wilde Lux include springs and memory foam. This one comes with a 100 night trial.

2. Memory foam (supposedly) lasts a bit longer

The general consensus online (once I'd ignored all the biased arguments) was that memory foam should last a bit longer than a pocket spring mattress.

In theory, memory foam returns to its normal shape time and time again, whereas pocket spring mattresses start to get a bit stuck in their own grooves. Turning them over regularly helps, although lots of modern mattresses can't actually be turned over because they have a topper on one side, or because the manufacturer has saved themselves some money by only putting the high quality materials towards the top of the mattress.

Honestly, I think you could argue about durability until the cows come home. From what I've read, it seems likely that a high quality pocket sprung mattress which was turned over regularly would outlast a cheap memory foam mattress. Similarly, a high quality memory foam mattress would outlast a cheap pocket spring mattress.

3. Memory foam can make you feel hot

Heat is probably the complaint that comes up most often in the numerous memory foam reviews and discussions I've read. You won't really get that with a pocket spring mattress (unless it's one with a memory foam layer on top obviously).

Also, memory foam mattresses will get a little bit firmer if your room gets really cold and a bit softer if your room gets hot. 

There are fancy new attempts to keep memory foam cool, such as 'gel memory foam'. Similarly, a lot of modern 'bed in a box' mattresses put the layer of memory foam lower down the mattress. The idea is that you get the support of memory foam but with a cooler layer on top. Many of these mattresses get very positive reviews on TrustPilot and have won awards (some feature in our top 10 mattress guide)

Most of these mattresses offer a free trial so if you don't like it, they'll take it back. If you can afford it, and want a more traditional memory foam mattress then perhaps try something like a Tempur mattress which offers a 100 night guarantee. Alternatively, you get a trial of between 30 nights and 200 nights with the Eve Sleep (£699), Emma Mattress (£549), Ergoflex (£739) and several others. Mattress company Nectar Sleep (£549) gives 365 night trials which is the joint longest we know of in the UK market alongside DreamCloud Sleep (£949).

You don't get as many pocket spring mattresses which offer a trial period although respected brand Sleepeezee offer a 60 night sleep trial which offers a swap if you're not happy and Soak & Sleep give you 100 nights to try out a mattress if you use a mattress protector. Obviously it's important to read the terms and conditions before taking out a trial period.

4. Memory foam mattresses are lighter

Memory foam mattresses are a bit lighter, so they are better for transporting or if you have trouble flipping a pocket spring bed, or if you've get a slatted bed which can't take much weight. 

It seems to be a more noticeable difference at the cheaper end of the mattress market though.

For example, I looked at two high quality mattresses and they were pretty similar. A 21cm deep King Size Vispring pocket spring mattress on John Lewis weighs 52kg whilst a 21cm Tempur Memory Foam mattress weighs 48kg.

5. Memory foam feels a bit strange

This might sound a little nutty, but some people find that memory foam feels like they are sinking into quicksand, which is a bit unnerving.

​Pocket springs don't tend to give that sinking feeling and it is easier to toss and turn in the night with a pocket spring mattress. So, if you're a fidget Bridget then you might find memory foam hard work.  

6. Memory foam is supportive and good for joint pain

Back in the day, people used to think that a really firm bed was the answer if you have back pain.

From what I've read, that theory doesn't hold water any more. Nowadays, people just advise that 'a supportive and comfortable mattress is the best option – it doesn’t matter what type of construction it is' (that's according to the Sleep Council).

According to the Sleep Council 'When you lie on your side your spine should be horizontal' which is something that good quality Memory Foam is generally very good at.

A good quality pocket spring mattress can certainly offer decent support, but I've read lots of articles saying that Memory Foam is particularly good for joint pain. For example, the charity Versus Arthritis says ‘many people find memory foam mattresses or toppers helpful’ although that advice is just specific to arthritis, of course.

See our guide to mattresses for bad backs.

7. Memory foam is better for allergies than pocket springs

Most guides I've read say that memory foam is better for allergies because it doesn't contain natural fibres and doesn't collect dustmites.

Pocket spring mattresses often contain lambswool which are a real trigger for some people with allergies.

Lots of websites make it very hard to find out what materials their pocket spring mattresses are made from. One of the clearest bed sellers I've found is John Lewis & Partners. It doesn't list percentages, but it does list fabrics. 

On the downside, lots of articles and reports say that cheap memory foam smells bad when it is new and it can be a bit 'artificial' smelling because it is made from polyurethane (a form of plastic) rather than 'natural' materials. 

8. Pocket springs and memory foam are good for covering up 'rebound'

I wasn't sure quite what rebound was either - it sounded like it was something to do with breaking wind. 

It actually means feeling when someone else in the bed is moving. Cheaper open coil spring mattresses aren't so good for this, but a decent pocket spring or memory foam mattress seem to be similarly rated in this category.

​Highly-rated memory foam mattresses

Memory foam mattresses featured in our guide to 6 of the best memory foam mattresses, include:
Budget mattresses: 
  • Silentnight 3 Zone Memory Foam mattress (£199 for a double) - soft/medium firmness. A little on the thin side but the experts like it and it gets solid (though not spectacular) customer reviews. 
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  • House by John Lewis Memory Foam mattress (£159) - medium firmness. Only 15cm thick, including a rather thin 2cm memory foam layer but good customer reviews (4.5/5) and sold by a trusted retailer. 
Silentnight 3 zone memory foam mattress
Silentnight offers a cheap and cheerful memory foam which impressed experts

Mid-priced mattresses: 
  • Nectar Sleep Mattress (£549) - medium/firm. 365 night trial and 'forever' guarantee. Awards from experts and scoring 4.3/5 from customers on TrustPilot at the time of writing. Includes a whopping 9cm deep layer of memory foam.
    **Nectar January Sale: £125 off any size mattress + 2 free pillows + free delivery + 30% off bedding until 19/01/21**
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  • Ergoflex 5G Mattress (£739) - medium/firm. 30 night trial, 10 year guarantee. Very highly rated brand on TrustPilot with average of 4.7/5 when we checked.
Ergoflex 5G Mattress alongside grey box
The Ergoflex 5G is a high scorer with customers

​Luxury mattress: ​
  • Tempur Original Supreme  (£2149) - medium/firm. The original and the poshest of the memory foam brands. Used NASA technology to develop the first memory foam mattresses. Offers a 100 night free trial. Much thicker than cheaper memory foam mattresses, which makes it very heavy! The brand scores 3.7/5 on TrustPilot as of January 2021.
Tempur Original Supreme
Tempur can take a lot of credit for pioneering memory foam mattresses

Highly-rated pocket sprung mattresses

Pocket spring mattresses featured in our guide to 10 of the best mattresses include:
Budget mattresses: 
  • Happy Beds Majestic 1000 (£195) - medium tension. A pocket spring mattress with good reviews for the price of one of those nasty open coil mattresses you had to sleep on at your grandma's house. It has enough springs for a light person, but you'll want more support if you've been eating lots of pies.
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  • Happy Beds Signature 2000 (£265) - medium/firm tension. A similar bed to the Majestic 1000 but with more pocket springs, so offers more support for heavier people.
Happy Beds Majestic 1000
Happy Beds have good specifications for the price

Mid-priced mattresses:  
  • Silentnight Sofia 1200 Mirapocket Mattress (£379) - medium/firm tension. Highly rated pocket spring mattress with customer scores of 9/10 at the time of writing (2021). The 1200 refers to the number of springs, which is plenty unless you are very heavy. Made by the biggest name in mattresses in the UK and has won awards. Good specs and you can turn it over (which should mean that it will last longer, although it's bad news if you have a bad back and can't lift it).
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  • Sealy Teramo/Nostromo 1400 Posturepedic Pocket Spring Mattress (£599) - soft/medium. Award winner from the biggest mattress brand in the world (though not the biggest in the UK). Customer reviews of about 9/10 from 500+ reviews. You can't turn this one over as it has a comfy layer on top of the springs.
Sealy Teramo Nostromo 1400
Sealy's Teramo/Nostromo 1400 got a great review from expert testers

Luxury mattresses: ​​
  • DreamCloud Sleep Mattress (£949) - medium/firm. This one comes with a 365 night home trial period and a 'forever' guarantee. Technically a hybrid mattress as the pocket springs are covered with two layers of foam for comfort.
    **DreamCloud January Sale: £300 off + free delivery + 30% off bedding until 19/01/21**
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  • Hypnos Walters Walters (£899) - firm, mid-priced mattress from a luxury brand (HRH sleeps on a Hypnos, apparently). Not as luxurious in its specification as some Hypnos mattresses, but customers give it very good reviews.|
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  • Vispring Plymouth Supreme (£899) - medium tension. One of the cheaper mattresses from the inventor of the pocket spring mattress. Very good customer reviews and high quality materials (though not the absolute luxury you'll get if you are willing to spend thousands). 
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  • John Lewis & Partners Natural Collection Egyptian Cotton 5900 Pocket Spring Mattress (£1049) ​- medium tension. Don't get too excited about the 5900 springs, most of them are tiny. However, reviews are good and it's made by a company called Harrison Spinks which was named best manufacturer at the National Bed Federation awards in 2014 and 2018 (for some reason the BBC don't televise those awards...)
Vispring plymouth mattress
Vispring is the original pocket spring mattress brand

Quite a few mattresses have a bit of both - they have pocket springs, but they also use memory foam. Personally, I tend to buy pocket sprung mattresses just because I don't like the sinking feel of memory foam and am prone to feeling too hot in bed, but there are clearly loads of good arguments for memory foam. I also like some of the 'bed in a box' mattresses which are made of foam, but don't sink in quite the same way.

Related guides from the Best Mattresses Guide

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10 of the best mattresses of 2020/2021

10 mattresses which have won awards and rave reviews 
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