Best Queen Size Mattresses

Written by Loren Bullock, Certified Sleep Science Coach

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We’ll tell you about our favorite Queen size mattresses, suitable for all different types of sleepers. Read further for some of Mattress Nerd’s favorite shopping and sleep tips.

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Queen mattresses are considered the standard adult bed in homes, hotel rooms, and apartments alike. Whether you’ve just moved in with a partner, want extra space for co-sleeping with your pet, or enjoy sprawling out yourself, a Queen bed offers an extra six inches of width on average.

That being said, the fact that Queen size mattresses are the most popular on the market means that there are thousands to choose from. The right one for you will depend on a variety of factors, such as sleeping position, body type, and preferences. In this article, we’ve broken down what you need to consider when shopping for the best Queen mattress, and provided the top choices for many different types of sleepers.

Bottom Line: What’s the Best Queen Size Mattress?

The Mattress Nerd testing team has identified the Helix Midnight as the best Queen size mattress, largely because of its compatibility with couples but also for its affordability and across-the-board quality.

Best Queen Mattresses of 2023

• Saatva Classic – Best Firm Queen Size Mattress
• Helix Midnight – Best Queen Size Mattress for Couples
• Nolah Evolution – Best Luxury Queen Size Mattress
• The WinkBed – Best Hybrid Queen Size Mattress
• Titan Plus – Best Queen Size Mattress for Heavy Sleepers
• Bear Elite Hybrid – Best Soft Queen Size Mattress
• Brooklyn Bedding Sedona Elite – Best Medium-Firm Queen Size Mattress
• Birch Natural – Best Queen Size Mattress for Stomach Sleepers
• Emma – Best Affordable Queen Size Mattress 

How We Test Mattresses

Of the 100+ mattresses we have tested in the Mattress Nerd lab, the vast majority have been Queen sized.

As a result, the sleep science certified editors on our team have a better understanding of what makes a good Queen than any other type or size mattress on the market. These 10, for reasons such as comfort, couple accommodation, responsiveness, and durability, have been chosen as the top performers. To learn more, check out our review process.

Best Queen Mattresses Video

Saatva Classic: Best Firm Queen Size Mattress

Pros of the Saatva Classic

• Great for hot sleepers
• Easy to move around on
• Very supportive for back sleepers

Cons of the Saatva Classic

• Not great for couples
• Lightweight (under 130 lbs) side sleepers may find it too firm

What our testers say: “The firm model of the Saatva Classic is a very firm mattress that’s best for back or stomach sleepers. It’s also the one to consider if your doctor recommends a firm mattress for lumbar support, lower back pain, neck pain, or other spinal alignment issues.” Loren, Lead Mattress Tester

The Saatva is a luxury innerspring mattress made with a euro pillow top and robust coil-on-coil support system. While this is our pick for best firm Queen size mattress, we really do love every firmness level Saatva offers (Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, and Firm). 

With three distinct firmness options, there’s a fit for every type of sleeper, regardless of body type or sleeping position. We recommend the Firm Saatva to stomach sleepers, back sleepers, and those with lower back pain. When you buy a Saatva Classic, it comes with free white glove delivery, a 180-night sleep trial, and a 15-year warranty.

Check out our full Saatva Classic Mattress Review to learn more! Not interested in the Saatva Classic? Check out our list of best firm mattresses for other great recommendations.

Helix Midnight: Best Queen Size Mattress for Couples

Pros of the Helix Midnight

• Great for side sleepers
• Good pressure relief for lightweight sleepers
• Durable construction

Cons of the Helix Midnight

• Not a great choice for combination sleepers
• Not supportive for heavyweight (over 230 lbs) side and stomach sleepers

What our testers say: “Motion isolation is the mattress’s ability to limit the spread of movement from one side of the bed to the other. This is important if you sleep with a partner or pet. We tested the Helix Midnight in our lab and found very little motion transfer across the surface of the mattress, probably due to the dense memory foam comfort layer.” Loren, Lead Mattress Tester

Helix is a top brand known for its customizability and versatility, and the Helix Midnight is the company’s most popular model. One of the reasons we love this mattress is because it caters to a variety of sleepers, which works so well for couples who have different sleeping preferences. It also has all of the comfort of a foam mattress and the support of innerspring or pocketed coils. 

The Midnight is also an excellent choice for couples because it has good edge support and isolates motion fairly well. Since it’s a hybrid, you’ll likely feel more bounce than you would on a memory foam mattress, but the foam layers on top should keep you both steady.

Read our full Helix Midnight Mattress Review for more information. If you want more options, hop on over to our best mattress for couples roundup.

Nolah Evolution: Best Luxury Queen Size Mattress

Pros of the Nolah Evolution

• Great for lightweight (under 130 lbs) sleepers
• Keeps sleepers cool
• Good option for combo sleepers

Cons of the Nolah Evolution

• Not great for heavyweight (over 230 lbs) sleepers
• Quite expensive

What our testers say: “If you’re looking for a cooling hybrid with a balanced feel of comfort, support, and hotel-like quality, the Nolah Evolution 15” mattress could be a great option for you. While not cheap, you’ll get all the bells and whistles that you’d expect with a luxury mattress.” Loren, Lead Mattress Tester

Sometimes you just want to ball out and get a luxury, cucumber-on-the-eyelids mattress, so we bring you the Nolah Evolution. The Nolah Evolution is a hybrid mattress with luxury features such as a thick profile, quilted pillowtop, cooling foams, and individually wrapped coils. It even features extra edge support for those who have trouble getting in and out of bed.

This bed works best for people who sleep hot (thanks to the cooling foams and breathable layers), those who toss and turn (thanks to the responsive coils), and side sleepers (thanks to the plush pillowtop). As a cherry on top, Nolah gives you 120 nights to try this bed out plus a Lifetime warranty.

Read our Nolah Evolution Mattress Review to learn more! And check out our list of the best luxury mattresses for more options.

The WinkBed: Best Hybrid Queen Size Mattress

Pros of the WinkBed

• Good for all body types
• Works with every sleeping position
• Fantastic temperature regulation and breathability

Cons of the WinkBed

• Poor motion isolation (bad for couples)
• Not a good choice for those with shoulder pain

What our testers say: “The WinkBed is a solid mid-range hybrid mattress. With some great features like temperature regulation, strong edge support, and responsive materials, as well as having a variety of firmnesses to choose from, the WinkBed will work well for a wide variety of sleepers.” Loren, Lead Mattress Tester

Frequently labeled one of the best hybrid mattresses on the market, the popular WinkBed contains supportive coils and a pillow top for a luxurious sleep experience. And with four firmness options, the WinkBed is designed to suit a wide range of sleepers.

We tested the medium version, which we consider medium-firm for lightweight and average-weight sleepers. If you’re an athlete, or someone who exercises regularly, the WinkBed excels in aiding muscle recovery at night. It’s also a great option for those with pain concerns.

For side sleepers, there’s a pressure-relieving foam pillow top, and the 8″ of pocketed coils deliver plenty of support for stomach and back sleepers. Also, the pillow top is made of gel-infused foam and the cover is made from the breathable TENCEL material, providing hot sleepers with additional cooling.

Read our WinkBed Mattress Review to learn more. If you aren’t interested in the WinkBed Mattress, check out our list of the best hybrid mattresses for more great options.

Titan Plus: Best Queen Mattress for Heavy People

Pros of the Titan Plus

• Great for hot sleepers
• Good mobility for combo sleepers
• Relatively affordable

Cons of the Titan Plus

• Poor motion isolation
• Not great for lightweight side sleepers

What our testers say: “Because this mattress combines heavy duty premium pocketed coils with high quality memory foam, it creates one of the best hybrid mattresses that is responsive, promotes spinal alignment, and delivers a great night’s sleep for heavier back, stomach, and side sleepers.” Becca, Editor & Mattress Tester

If you weigh 230 lbs or more, it’s important that you find a mattress with solid durability and support. The Titan Plus, designed by Brooklyn Bedding, was created specifically with heavier people in mind. It’s constructed with layers of comforting foam on top of a layer of 1,032 individually wrapped coils. Together, these materials create a durable, medium-firm feel that doesn’t only work well for larger people, but for average weight and some lightweight folks as well. 

Plus, for a hybrid mattress of this quality the Titan Plus is actually quite affordable. At just $1,249 for a Queen, you’d be hard pressed to find another mattress this dependable for cheaper.  

Check out our full Titan Plus Mattress Review to learn more! Looking for other options besides the Titan mattress? Check out our list of the best mattresses for heavy people for other great recommendations.

Bear Elite Hybrid: Best Soft Queen Size Mattress

Pros of the Bear Elite Hybrid

• Great for couples
• Exceptional choice for most sleepers
• Stays cool throughout the night

Cons of the Bear Elite Hybrid

• Lacking in edge support
• Not the best for budget shoppers

What our testers say: “If you’re a combination sleeper, then having a responsive mattress is at the top of your list. In this case, the Bear Elite mattress, despite having a softer mattress cover, has outstanding responsiveness and bounce.” Ashton, Editor & Mattress Tester

The Bear Elite Hybrid mattress comes in three different firmnesses, but if you’re looking for a queen and want something plush, we’d generally recommend the Soft model. This bed is designed to be comfortable for many sizes and sleeping positions. Consisting of two foam layers, a pocketed coil system, and a Celliant fiber cover for increased circulation, the Bear is a great soft mattress choice because it allows lots of pressure relief but also provides support.

The upper comfort layer of the Bear Elite Hybrid is made of cooling memory foam and contours nicely around the pressure points of the body, allowing the sleeper to sink slightly into the mattress. However, the denser foam beneath and the bouncier coil system beneath prevent sleepers from feeling stuck. In addition to the Celliant cover, the gel infused comfort layer prevents the sleeper from feeling too warm.

Check out our full Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress Review to learn more! Not interested in the Bear Elite Hybrid? Check out our list of best soft mattress for other great recommendations.

Brooklyn Bedding Sedona Elite: Best Medium-Firm Queen Size Mattress

Pros of the Sedona Elite

• Good for couples
• High durability score
• Great for back sleepers

Cons of the Sedona Elite

• Not good for stomach sleepers
• Lacking in edge support

What our testers say: “The Brooklyn Bedding Sedona Elite earned a 5.5/10 on our firmness scale, meaning it’s a tad softer than the typical medium-firm mattress. The Sedona Elite is topped with a collection of soft foam layers that are great for side and back sleepers, particularly those with lightweight (< 130 lbs) and average-weight (130–230 lbs) body types.” Becca, Editor & Mattress Tester

Whether you sleep alone or have a partner with different sleeping preferences, it’s best to have a mattress with broad appeal. The Brooklyn Bedding Sedona has a medium-firm feel that works for the average sleeper. We put it at 5.5/10 on the 1–10 firmness scale. This middle-of-the-road feel works best for back and side sleepers, but it can also support lightweight stomach sleepers. 

With a pre-sale price of $2,399, a Queen size Brooklyn Sedona is certainly not cheap, but having performed above-average in all of our performance tests, we still highly recommend it to anyone who doesn’t mind spending the money. Plus, between you and us, Brooklyn Bedding usually has a generous sale running, so keep your eye out. 

See our full Sedona Elite Mattress Review to learn more.

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Birch Natural: Best Queen Size Mattress for Stomach Sleepers

Pros of the Birch Natural

• Great for back sleepers as well as stomach sleepers
• Good choice for all heavyweight (over 230 lbs) sleepers
• Fantastic edge support

Cons of the Birch Natural

• Bad at isolating motion
• Not a great option for side sleepers

What our testers say: “With the Birch Natural, its firm surface will prevent the hips and lower torso of stomach sleepers from sinking too deeply, which can result in low back pain for sleepers who prefer this position. Indeed, it was quite comfortable for Loren, our resident stomach sleeper and mattress tester.” Becca, Editor & Mattress Tester

The Birch Natural mattress is a medium-firm hybrid bed. It’s firm enough to provide the support stomach sleepers of all sizes need to keep their hips and lower back in alignment.

Sleepers looking for an environmentally conscious mattress brand will appreciate Birch’s focus on natural, sustainable materials. This mattress’ cover is made with Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) Certified organic cotton. It also uses organic wool instead of fiberglass as a flame retardant. 

Read our full Birch Natural Mattress Review to learn more. Not interested in the Birch Mattress? Take a look at other recommendations on our best mattresses for stomach sleepers guide to find the mattress for you.

Emma Mattress: Best Affordable Queen Size Mattress

Pros of the Emma

• Great for back sleepers of all sizes
• Couples will love the motion isolation
• The Emma is very easy to move around and change positions on

Cons of the Emma

• Not good for side sleepers
• May not keep you cool at night

What our testers say: “A great mattress can cost you upwards of $3,000, so the Emma’s under-$1,500 price tag is a miracle for your wallet by comparison. While it didn’t blow us away in all of our lab tests, I still feel this mattress has a lot to offer for the cost.” Ashton, Editor & Mattress Tester

The Emma is a foam-on-foam-on-foam mattress that packs plenty of supportive and comforting materials into just a few layers. The all-foam build makes for great motion isolation, which will help you sleep soundly even as your partner tosses and turns.

The headline, though, has to be the Emma’s price, which comes in at under $1,500 for a Queen. This is still a lot of money, but relative to the cost of other quality mattresses on the market it’s quite affordable.

Read our Emma mattress review for more information. Not interested in the Emma? Check out our recommendations for the best affordable mattresses. 

Queen Size Mattress Buying Guide

If you’ve decided on a Queen size mattress but aren’t sure where to begin in your search, this buying guide is a good starting point. We’ll run you through the different types of Queen size mattress on the market, including size (yes, there are different sized Queen mattresses), material, and sleeping position compatibility.

Who Should Purchase a Queen Size Mattress? 

Queen size mattresses are great for single adults and couples. Generally, you’ll have plenty of space on a Queen for both you and your partner to be comfortable. They’re also a good choice if you want to upgrade from a Twin, Twin XL or Full size bed, but don’t have quite enough bedroom space to fit a King (this is often the case for those with small apartments).  

Pros and Cons of a Queen Size Mattress

Pros

More Space: A Queen mattress is generally 80″ x 60″, which will provide most couples with enough room to comfortable sleep in the same bed. A Full mattress, on the other hand, is 75″ x 54″, which you might find too small if you’re especially tall or if you sleep with a partner or pet.

Longevity: Investing in a Queen mattress is a great idea if you plan on keeping it for quite some time. Regardless of your future plans, a Queen will be able to accommodate you for quite some time. 

More Comfortable: If you like to spread your limbs out as you sleep a Queen mattress will allow you to do so without hanging uncomfortably off of the bed.

Cons

Harder to Move: You might find it difficult to move a Queen size mattress on your own, especially compared to a Full or Twin size mattress.

More Expensive: A Queen size mattress will certainly cost you more than smaller mattresses, but the extra space is often worth the investment. 

Types of Queen Mattresses

The standard queen size mattress is 60” x 80”, but there are several variations on the original. Before you make a decision you should explore all of your options.

Olympic Queen Mattress: An Olympic Queen is the same length as a standard Queen, but 6” wider, giving you more room to roll around. 

California Queen Mattress: California Queens are slightly more narrow than standard Queens, measuring 58” across instead of 60″. However, the length is 82”, which is better for those looking to really stretch their legs. 

Split Queen Mattress: A Split Queen is two 80” x 30” mattresses that are combined into one bed. This gives couples the ability to customize the firmness of their respective sides.

Mattress Size Guide: Video

Mattress Materials

Foam Mattresses

Foam mattresses are made with a combination of polyfoam or memory foam. Generally, all-foam and mixed-foam beds are best known for their conforming feel and emphasis on comfort.

Memory foam mattresses are a favorite among shoppers for the way they “hug” the curves of your body and relieve pressure on joints, especially the hips and shoulders. The main complain of all-foam beds is their tendency to trap heat and therefore sleep warmer than other kinds of mattresses. If you sleep hot, look for a foam mattress with cooling infusions (like gel) and convoluted (wavy) or perforated (hole-punched) top layers.

Latex Mattresses

A latex mattress is defined as any mattress that contains latex foam in its comfort, transitional, or support layers. As such, a latex bed can be made entirely of natural or synthetic latex, or it can consist of one latex layer on top of other foam or coil layers.

Latex’s appeal is its responsiveness and temperature-regulating properties. It’s also naturally hypoallergenic, antimicrobial, and dust-mite resistant. However, latex beds can be pricey, especially those that are made with natural latex. Interested? Head over to our best latex mattresses list.

Innerspring Mattresses

Innerspring mattresses, or “traditional” mattresses, are likely what you slept on growing up. These mattresses offer excellent temperature neutrality and edge support, and typically feature a thin foam layer on top of innerspring coils. These models are affordable, and the firm surface is ideal for back and stomach sleepers who need extra lumbar support. Looking for more options? Check out our best innerspring mattresses page.

Hybrid Mattresses

Hybrid mattresses combine the best of all-foam and innerspring beds: they have conforming foam top foam layers and supportive, breathable coil base layers.

Hybrids mattresses often feature unique comfort and cooling additions, and come at a variety of price points. In general, hybrids are priced higher than their innerspring mattress and foam mattress alternatives because of their popularity and the complexity of their construction. Interested in finding other models? Check out our other Top hybrid mattresses.

Sleeping Positions

While your sleeping position doesn’t affect which mattress size you should choose, your preferred position will influence which type of Queen mattress works best for you.

Side Sleeping

Side sleepers require a considerable amount of pressure relief, since their shoulders and hips weigh heavily on the mattress’ surface. A bed with a medium firmness will allow these sensitive areas to sink in just enough to be cushioned, but not enough to throw the sleeper’s spine out of alignment. Head on over to our best mattresses for side sleepers roundup or our article on how to properly sleep on your side.

Back Sleeping

Back sleeping is generally considered the healthiest of sleeping positions, as it naturally promotes spinal alignment. Still, a bed that is too soft can cause your hips to sink down and your lower back to arch out of alignment. If you sleep on your back, something around a 6–7/10 on the mattress firmness scale should be right around your sweet spot. For more info, take a look at our best mattress for back sleepers roundup or our article on how to train yourself to sleep on your back.

Stomach Sleeping

Stomach sleepers have a little more work to do to ensure that they’re getting the soundest night’s sleep possible. Even the slightest over-sinking of their hips will throw their spine out of alignment, which can lead to back pain. A Queen mattress with a firm feel is the best way to prevent that from happening. 

Also, it is important that stomach sleepers use a pillow that’s nearly flat—or no pillow at all. A pillow that’s too puffy can cause you to angle your neck in an awkward way, leading to further aches and pains. Check out the best pillows for stomach sleepers for our recommendations.

Combination Sleeping

A combination sleeper is simply someone who changes sleeping positions throughout the night. As such, there is no one perfect firmness for them. Instead, responsiveness is the key for combination sleepers. A bed with high responsiveness quickly responds to movement, allowing for ease of motion.

Generally, a bed with thick layers of foam will restrict movement. Something like a latex or hybrid Queen mattress will probably be a good option. See our best mattresses for combination sleepers for our favorites.

Sleeping with a Partner

If you usually sleep alone, then a Queen size bed will give you plenty of room to spread out. If you sleep with a partner or large pet, a Queen size can work, but many couples explore King size mattresses instead.

A standard King is 76” x 80”, which will provide much more space for you and your partner to move around on, especially if one or both of you happen to be restless sleepers. Also, it will make it easier for you to move to the other side of the bed and give your partner space if your body heat is making it difficult for them to avoid overheating.

If you want to explore more, take a look at our best king mattresses page.

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Other Factors to Consider 

• Firmness—Firmness refers to how soft or firm a Queen size mattress feels on a scale of 1–10. If you’re unsure of which firmness level would suit you best, we recommend consulting our mattress firmness guide. Generally speaking, medium-firm beds are best suited for a wide variety of sleeping positions and body types. If you’re a lightweight sleeper or a side sleeper, you’ll enjoy a softer bed. If you’re a heavyweight sleeper, back sleeper, or stomach sleeper, you’ll want a firmer model.
• Feel—Feel and firmness are related to one another, but they’re not exactly the same thing. For example, a bed can have a medium-firm firmness level but still feel soft and cushioning to the touch due to thicker comfort layers. The feel of a bed can also be described as cradling, responsive, and bouncy, to name a few. Feel comes down to preference, and it can be a good idea to test out different beds in a brick-and-mortar store to help you decide on what you do and don’t like. 
• Mattress Type—The style of mattress you choose is one of the greatest factors in determining the mattress’ feel, firmness, durability, edge support, motion isolating ability, and many other important qualities. There’s no right or wrong mattress type, but each type excels in some areas and falls behind in others. It’s important to consider which qualities are most important to you and to aim to select a mattress type that delivers well on your priorities.
• Price—Queen size mattresses range in price from just several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. If you’re investing in a Queen size mattress for a new home, we recommend trying to budget as much as you can for the bed. Most mattresses last upwards of seven to eight years, so it’s important to find something that’s going to support your body and provide a good night’s sleep for that duration of time. That being said, if you’re purchasing the Queen mattress for short-term living accommodation or simply don’t have extra cash to spend, there are many high-value options at friendly price points available. Check out our roundup for the most affordable mattresses for more.
• Cooling—If you tend to sleep hot, be on the lookout for mattress brands that infuse their beds with cooling gel. Or, focus your search on mattress types with high breathability, like innersprings or hybrids. Take a look at our best cooling mattresses for some suggestions.
• Motion Isolation—Motion isolation is especially important for Queen size models as many sleepers upgrading to Queen size beds are doing so to make space for a partner, child, or pet. This means that if you wake easily to the movements or noise of someone else in your bed, you’ll want to minimize that noise and movement as much as possible. Look for models that are rated highly in both motion transfer and noise reduction. 
• Materials—Above, we reviewed the standard construction for various bed types, but once you’ve chosen the style of mattress you want, it’s important to pay attention to the materials. For example, if you opt for a memory foam Queen bed and sleep hot, you’ll want to be on the lookout for open-cell or gel memory foams in the top layer, as a gel memory foam mattress will help mitigate the heat that’s usually trapped by memory foam. Similarly, if you opt for an innerspring Queen mattress but prefer a softer surface, make sure the top layer of foam is plusher or thicker than average.
• Bedding and Bed Frame—If this is your first Queen size bed after sleeping on a Full or Twin size mattress, you’ll want to make sure you’re accounting for a bed frame, box spring, or new headboard in your bedding budget. You’ll also need to invest in new Queen size bedding, which will include sheets, a comforter or duvet, and pillows. Check out our articles on the best bed frames and foundations and the best sheets to continue your research. 

Picking the Right Queen Size Mattress

Trying to find the best new mattress for your home can lead to an overwhelming amount of decisions. After all, there are a sea of choices available in today’s market.

Thankfully, the rise in online mattress companies and third-party retailers, like Amazon and Wayfair, has made it easier to browse mattresses and read reviews before you buy. Most mattresses now come with free shipping in the U.S., generous warranties, and sleep trial periods. A sleep trial simply gives you an opportunity to try out a mattress and return it free of charge (usually) within the specified period. 

For those who prefer to try before you buy, brick-and-mortar stores are widely available in most towns to test out beds in person. As always, we recommend starting your search with a personal “inventory” of your sleeping position, body type, personal preferences, budget, any areas of acute aches and pains, and other factors that will impact your decision. A simple list can help you narrow down the type and style of mattress you want and lead you in the right direction.

For more information, see our article if you’re wondering if you’d sleep better on a queen mattress. 

Queen Size Mattress FAQ

How much does a good Queen mattress cost?

When shopping for a mattress, “good,” can be a misleading qualifier. You may be looking for something completely different in a Queen mattress than your fellow shopper.

That said, we have several great Queen mattresses on our list that can be purchased for under $1,000, so high-quality doesn’t always come at astronomical prices. But if you’re looking for something a bit more luxurious, then you may be looking at a significantly higher price tag.

If you want a comprehensive breakdown of mattress costs, check out our mattress pricing guide.

How much do Queen mattresses weigh?

It will depend on the materials used in the mattress, but you can expect the average Queen to weigh 130 and 160 pounds.

Is a Queen mattress good for couples?

Yes, Queen mattresses are good for couples. However, King beds tend to be more comfortable because they add another 16″ in width. This is especially ideal for those who roll around a lot in their sleep.

Will a Queen size mattress fit in a car?

It depends on the mattress and the car. If you have a particularly pliable mattress (one without innersprings) and a large SUV, then you might be able to make it work. However, if your mattress has a hybrid construction with a layer of coils then you will almost certainly need a truck or a van in order to move it.

How firm should my Queen sized mattress be?

Firmness is less dependent on the size of the mattress, and more dependent on your personal needs and preferences. When searching for the right mattress firmness, you’ll want to take into account your body type and favorite sleeping position. The best firmness is different for everyone.

Recap of the Best Rated Queen Mattresses

Mattress	Award
Saatva Classic	Best Firm Queen Size Mattress
Helix Midnight	Best Queen Mattress for Couples
Nolah Evolution	Best Luxury Queen Size Mattress
The WinkBed	Best Hybrid Queen Size Mattress
Titan Plus	Best Queen Size Mattress for Heavy People
Bear Elite Hybrid	Best Soft Queen Size Mattress
Brooklyn Bedding Sedona Elite	Best Medium-Firm Queen Size Mattress
Birch Natural	Best Queen Size Mattress for Stomach Sleepers
Emma Mattress	Best Affordable Queen Size Mattress

Loren Bullock

CERTIFIED SLEEP SCIENCE COACH

About Author

Loren is the Lead Mattress Reviewer at Mattress Nerd. She has prioritized sleeping for as long as she can remember, rarely deviating from seven to nine hours each night. As an editor on Mattress Nerd and a Certified Sleep Science Coach, Loren aims to help people achieve optimal sleep health and pick the best sleep accessories for their needs. You can find her testing mattresses, exploring the best sleep hacks, and telling you about her findings on Mattress Nerd’s YouTube channel and on TikTok.

Education and Credentials:

• Certified Sleep Science Coach

Sleeper Type

Combination Sleeper