Brooklyn Bedding - Active Sleep Control Mattress, Firm SZSLE146095

Sorry, I didn’t mean to be so mysterious 🤦🏼‍♂️ I bought this mattress in Queen size: https://www.fortywinks.com.au/products/active-sleep-control-firm-mattress-qb/ and it was $90 for delivery so the total was actually $489. 🙂👍🏻

We have 2 mattresses from Brooklyn Bedding and have been happy with them. Our first one is 7 years old and we’re using it in our guest bedroom, everyone who sleeps on it comments that they have a great sleep. The one in our bedroom is 5 years old and we’ve had no issues with sagging or anything like that. I really like it and miss it when I’m away from home. Would buy from there again and they’re not crazy expensive.

Brooklyn Bedding has some good mattresses at decent prices. We got one for my kid from Walmart for way less than their site. Researched a lot and though it's not "organic" I was comfortable with the materials. I sleep on one too!

For that budget Brooklyn Bedding or RV Mattress are better value than Nectar. Factory direct so you're not paying markup. Both have home trials. About the FB Marketplace ones, prob overstock but you're gambling w/ no warranty. Buying direct is safer.

I really liked my Brooklyn bedding mattress - lost it in a breakup or else I’d probably still be sleeping on it. I bought it maybe 8 years ago so hopefully quality is still the same. They’re pretty affordable so you could get the more premium version in your price range.

Some brands really do make a noticeable difference. A firm Brooklyn Bedding, Glacier Sleep, Engineered Sleep, or DLX mattress can feel completely different from a firm Amazon, Nectar, DreamCloud, or other imported models, especially those that use lower-quality or lower-density foams. This is where a bit of research and education pays off. It’s not just about how a mattress feels during the first month; it’s about how it performs over time. Mattress build and construction, material quality, foam density, and overall design all influence long-term comfort and support. So, while trying mattresses in-store or taking advantage of trial periods is helpful, understanding what’s inside the mattress can save you from disappointment later. A mattress that maintains its firmness and support over years is worth a little extra attention upfront. Of course to address your question of balancing budget, firmness and comfort may depend on what you consider "budget." Once a budget range is established, age, height and weight along with sleep position, that is when you can move on to an educated way to select your mattress.

I love the mattress I used to have from Brooklyn Bedding. I left it at my old house when I sold the place furnished. I replaced it with a Novaform mattress from Costco. Super comfortable!!!

We tried topper and it was only adequate. I will recommend you just spend the money once and get a Brooklyn bedding bed. Yes, it’s expensive, but we drove for almost 2 weeks straight and never ONCE had any aches or stiffness waking up from that bed. In fact, getting quality sleep, for me, is a safety issue. I wouldn’t even consider driving a 6 ton rig down the road without being alert. They have sales often and many YouTube RVers are sponsored by them so the discount codes are plentiful. You should buy once and cry once, but then sleep it off and forget it.

We replaced the mattress that came with our rig with one from Brooklyn Bedding. Been sleeping on it for a year and a half full-time and it's comfortable and is holding up very well. I can highly recommend them.

I went with Brooklyn Bedding a month ago and love it so far. Both of us are side sleepers

No, it ended up being to soft and hurting my back. I sent it back and bought a memory foam mattress from costco for $700 and it has been amazing for both of us.