Saatva - Memory Foam Hybrid

I was just thinking of your other post about the terrible smell from your Casper mattress and how similar to your experience mine was with a Saatva memory foam hybrid mattress….except I only lasted 36 hours with my awful smelling mattress before calling Saatva and demanding it be removed asap. I give Saatva credit: their delivery partner still had my old mattress they removed when they delivered the new one and within 24 hours, they had removed the stinky mattress and had my old mattress back so I had something to sleep on while they rushed production on a latex hybrid mattress. They also waived the $99 return fee. I just received my new mattress last Friday and there was a very light smell upon arrival but that dissipated in less than 24 hours. Saatva does have some physical stores in some cities.

I really liked my Saatva Classic Luxury Firm, but my husband hated it. However, the first one we were shipped was defective. And he wanted to try out the Memory Foam hybrid and the Plush, and both were defective (I have pictures, so you can see on the pictures, it is very obvious). I am worried to even try the Saatva again for fear that it would break down early due to the fact that 3 of the mattresses Saatva sent were defective. I hope you post an update after a year or two. Thank you!

The memory foam hybrid was only 9.5 inches thick and same problem with plush, but it also was bent. I don’t know how to add pictures to this post, but I do have them.

One thing to keep in mind: the mattress isn’t the whole story. The frame, foundation, and even your pillow matter more than people realize. I thought my mattress was failing me, but really it was my old sagging box spring. Once I upgraded to a platform bed and a better pillow, my sleep improved even before swapping mattresses. When I did finally get a Saatva hybrid, it was the final puzzle piece.

We’ve had our Saatva hybrid since 2019 and it’s not sagging. I like their 365 day exchange policy that we did take advantage of when we didn’t care for the multi layered foam with cooling gel model (that was anything but). Also they have brick and mortar stores. And they have delivery and set up and old mattress removal. I wouldn’t categorize as “just another online brand”.

I used Satava but I don't think it's bay area

I got my mattress online. It’s a Satvaa and it’s so so luxurious. I travel a lot for work and my bed is 1000x better than even the best 5 star hotels. Free delivery and return policy too.

I bought a latex mattress built on coil base and am very happy. And relieved, because I previously had a Saatva that I returned under their 1-year guarantee. The Saatva was not firm enough but this one is perfect. I got it at a local store (European Sleepworks) that only delivers in the Bay Area, but other companies make similar ones.

Had a Saatva for a couple years and couldn’t wait to get rid of it. Also upgraded to a S&F. My only qualm with the newer ones is the blue color! I tend to always use white sheets, and the blue color can be seen through them which I’m not a fan of

I’m the same and sleep on my side because of sleep apnea. I bought a Saatva mattress almost 2 years ago and it’s been great. I liked they had a retail store to try the mattresses. As good as online shopping is, I believe that things that go between you and the ground (like mattresses and shoes) need to be tried in person. Also, remember any new mattress will feel odd for a short while when you make a change and you get used to it. I forget exactly, but they had a generous return policy.

As someone who’s pored over the lawsuits against Saatva, avocado, etc., I’m not 100% anytning is fully nontoxic. There are unintentional and incidental PFAS everywhere. For me personally my approach is harm reduction and GreenGuard fold, certiPUR are my bare minimum. Oeko tek, madesafe,GOL/GOTS are good, too but those mattresses were way above our price range. If price is nonissue , naturepedic and birch are alternatives. I did not like avocado or birch- too bouncy. We went with Saatva.