DreamCloud
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Pros
- Parent context: Hybrids made the biggest difference for us too. Foam felt comfy at first but wrecked my shoulders after a few weeks. Reply: DreamCloud felt a bit firm but supportive.
- Check out dreamcloud. Same parent company as Nectar. But it's a really good "bang for your buck" kind of mattress.
- I can only speak for myself, but I have a dreamcloud (same parent company that nectar has) and I love mine. Almost 4 years in and it's still comfortable. I got the dreamcloud premier, so less plush/soft than other models.
- Dreamcloud sounds like it’s in that price range and may fit your needs. Their hybrid is on the firmer side of medium but people say it softens over time.
- Dreamcloud has up to 60% off for their black friday sale right now and I think they're throwing in a bundle that includes an amazing waterproof protector as well.
Cons
- Nectar and Dreamcloud pre Ashley acquisition were garbage. Post Ashley acquisition and they have improved tremendously.
- is it really any better than one that's half the price like a Serta or Dreamcloud?
- A lot has changed in the last 2 years or so with low end brands like Casper, Nectar and DreamCloud. So because they’re been assimilated by US producers and moved production from Mexico/China to the US, they are now burdened with still tr...
- Avoid: Puffy, Nectar, Dreamcloud
- I'd add dreamcloud to that list as well.
Sentiment
18 positive (33%) · 8 mixed (15%) · 28 negative (52%)
Trust + time weighted score: -13% · raw score -19%
What redditors said (10 of 54)
Parent context: Hybrids made the biggest difference for us too. Foam felt comfy at first but wrecked my shoulders after a few weeks. Reply: DreamCloud felt a bit firm but supportive.
Nectar and Dreamcloud pre Ashley acquisition were garbage. Post Ashley acquisition and they have improved tremendously.
Check out dreamcloud. Same parent company as Nectar. But it's a really good "bang for your buck" kind of mattress.
I can only speak for myself, but I have a dreamcloud (same parent company that nectar has) and I love mine. Almost 4 years in and it's still comfortable. I got the dreamcloud premier, so less plush/soft than other models.
is it really any better than one that's half the price like a Serta or Dreamcloud?
Dreamcloud sounds like it’s in that price range and may fit your needs. Their hybrid is on the firmer side of medium but people say it softens over time.
Dreamcloud has up to 60% off for their black friday sale right now and I think they're throwing in a bundle that includes an amazing waterproof protector as well.
I have a dreamcloud premier and it's been really good to me, but the extras in that bundle are awesome as well.
I bought mine online directly on the dreamcloud website. They've got up to 60% off right now with a bundle deal thrown in that has pillows, sheets, and a mattress protector. Do recommend. I got the dreamcloud premier hybrid and I would consider that medium firm.
I got that particular bundle when I bought my own dreamcloud 3 years ago, and I am still using everything. The pillows are insane, I've never had one last as long as these have. They still hold their shape, and don't sag down on you as you sleep. The sheets are soft and comfortable with zero pilling after many washes.
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