Saatva vs. Aurora Luxe Mattress Comparison for 2024

Written by Jill Zwarensteyn, Editor

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Saatva vs. Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe: which hybrid is best for you? Our experts explore their pros and cons to help you decide.

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Looking for a new hybrid bed? This Saatva vs. Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe comparison will look at the similarities and differences between such products to give you an idea of which should provide you with your ideal sleep experience.

Will you opt for the Saatva, a company who believes a luxury bed should be enjoyed by all shoppers at an affordable price? Or Brooklyn Bedding’s Aurora Luxe, created by a company formed by two hard-working brothers from the ground up?

Keep reading to see how these two brands compare and contrast. Then check out these in-depth reviews for a closer look at each product:

Comparing Firmness (Support & Feel)

Our comfort (firmness) scale has been used to determine the feel of each bed. This scale uses 1 as the absolute softest and 10 as incredibly firm.
Saatva’s product has 3 firmness options. We’ve rated their Luxury Firm version as a 6.5 out of 10. This should feel like a true Medium or Medium-Firm to most sleepers. All sleep types should be able to enjoy this comfort level.
The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe’s Medium option sits at a 5 on this scale, which should feel like a true Medium to most shoppers. The Soft comes in at a 3 and the Firm is at a 7 on this scale. People of any position preference should find an option that suits them.

Comparing Sinkage and Bounce

Both brands should offer a gentle cradle with plenty of bounce. The materials in both products should respond quickly, allowing them to reshape easily. Either bed should work well for combination-sleepers as these features should promote easy repositioning.

Comparing Motion Transfer

Both products may present moderate motion transfer as coil systems tend to allow more vibration than all-foam constructions. Both beds utilize individually pocketed coils encased in foam to help reduce motion transfer. Most shoppers do not consider motion control to be a deciding factor in choosing a new and perfect mattress for them.

Check out the Best Mattresses of 2024 for more options.

Comparing Edge Support

Both brands should provide enhanced edge support thanks to their reinforced perimeter designs. Shoppers should notice minimal compression when lying at the edge, with a deeper compression when sitting. This should help to provide stability throughout the mattress, extending the usable sleep surface, which should be ideal to co-sleepers.

Comparing Construction (Materials & Quality)

Saatva Construction

This is a hybrid construction with two coil units and memory foam materials. This product ships ready-to-go and will not be compressed. Free White Glove delivery service is available so you won’t need to worry about the set-up of your new bed.

This bed features a 3-inch Euro Top treated with antibacterial GuardinⓇ. This mattress comes in 14.5-inch and 11.5-inch heights. Differences between these two versions will be noted in the construction break down below.

• Below the pillow top is a lumbar support enhancement. This utilizes memory foam and wires to promote support and pressure  relief.
• The second layer contains an individually wrapped oil system. Not only are these coils made to contour to your body, but they also provide airflow and motion isolation.
• The base layer consists of steel coil unit. Recycled steel is tempered to create a base that should provide stability to the upper materials and prevent sagging.
• The perimeter is made with a high-density foam to promote consistency and support throughout the entire sleep surface.

Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Construction

This bed-in-a-box mattress is a latex alternative, foam and coil hybrid. This mattress is available in multiple comfort options.

The cotton cover features TitanCool™ phase changing technology to promote a cooler sleep experience for this bed. This mattress is 13 inches tall.

• The top layer is Copper Gel Energex™ With TitanCool™ at 1.5 inches thick. This should further prevent overheating and provide soft pressure relief.
• The second layer holds the proprietary TitanFlex™ at 2 inches thick. This proprietary material is designed to adapt to the sleeper’s weight and should provide pressure relief or support as needed.
• The third layer contains a 1-inch thick Swirl Visco-Elastic Memory Foam. This deeper material should promote body-conforming pressure relief for those who may sink through the upper layers. This should also act as a transition between the comfort foams and the support beneath them.
• The fourth layer holds 8-inch Quantum Edge™ Encased Coils. These individually pocketed, foam-encased coils are meant to provide pressure relief, motion control, and enhanced edge support.
• The final layer consists of a Base Support Foam that is an inch thick. This should further minimize movement in the support system above and provide stability for the rest of the materials.

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