If you’ve been looking for a mattress online, chances are you’ve come across Saatva, a brand known for its luxurious yet affordable products. This brand is popular for a reason—its mattresses are very supportive, but still plush enough to help relieve pressure. Saatva’s flagship mattress is the Saatva Classic, an innerspring bed that’s offered in Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, and Firm models.
I’ve been testing mattresses for almost 3 years, so I was excited to try the Saatva Classic and see if it’s worth the hype. We also have two certified sleep science coaches on staff who’ve owned this exact mattress for a year or more, and can speak to how well it’s held up over time. Here at Mattress Clarity, our team of experts has tested over 500 mattresses and 150 sleep accessories. In just 2024 alone, we helped 5,919 people find their perfect mattress, so I’m confident we can help you decide if the Saatva is right for you.
Our Saatva Classic Review in a Nutshell
The Saatva Classic mattress is a luxury innerspring with two coil units for double the support. It’s available in three different firmness levels and two heights. In our tests, the Luxury Firm model earned high praise for its rock-solid edge support and springy sleep surface, which is balanced out by its pressure-relieving pillow top. However, it might not be the best pick for couples, since it’s definitely lacking in motion isolation.
The Saatva Classic is a luxurious hybrid mattress that should be a great long-term investment. Its claim to fame is that it boasts two coil units instead of one, with a layer of shorter micro-coils above its classic innerspring unit. It’s available in multiple firmness options and two heights for lots of customizability.
We think its Luxury Firm model is one of the best mattresses for back sleepers, and two of our Certified Sleep Science Coaches actually own this bed. However, light sleepers with a rowdy partner and fans of memory foam should look elsewhere. Learn more in our video review.
Saatva Classic Mattress Performance: My Overall Rating
We reviewed the Luxury Firm model of the Saatva Classic using our rigorous testing methodology, which was built using advice from our chief medical advisor Dr. Raj Dasgupta (MD, FACP, FCCP, FAASM). For pressure relief, we also brought in our medical product Dr. Hannah Habeeb (DPT) to give her thoughts on how the mattress would work for different sleeper types and medical conditions.
Based on the mattress’s performance in objective and subjective tests, we gave it an overall score of 4.6/5 stars. We were especially impressed by its edge support and responsiveness, but thought it fell short in motion isolation.
Below, you’ll find a breakdown of each testing category and how the Saatva performed. For more details, simply hover your cursor over each category for a short description.
Watch Us Test the Saatva Classic Mattress
I Recommend the Saatva Classic For…
- Back and stomach sleepers – This bed provides enough lift at the hips to promote proper spinal alignment.
- Seniors and people with mobility issues – The Saatva has some of the strongest edge support we’ve ever seen, so you can absolutely rely on its sides to stay strong when you’re getting in and out of bed.
- Couples – The Saatva’s strong edges allow both partners to fully spread out, while the bouncy design is great for sexually active couples.
I Don’t Recommend the Saatva Classic For…
- Light sleepers – The Saatva Classic’s bouncy feel doesn’t translate to great motion isolation, so if you wake easily from your partner’s movements, it may not be a great pick.
- Memory foam lovers – If you’re seeking the hug-like feel of a memory foam bed, you won’t find it on this innerspring mattress.
- Budget shoppers – While the Saatva is affordable for a luxury mattress, it may be out of budget for some shoppers.
How Well Did the Saatva Classic Perform?
To see how the Saatva’s performance compares to the average mattress we test, check out the chart below.
| Test | Performance | Average |
| Firmness | 7.5/10 – Firm | 6.7/10 – Medium-Firm |
| Side Sleeper Comfort | Good | Good |
| Back Sleeper Comfort | Excellent | Good |
| Stomach Sleeper Comfort | Excellent | Good |
| Pressure Relief | 4.5/5 | 3.9 |
| Edge Support | 5/5 | 4.1 |
| Cooling | 4/5 | 3.8 |
| Motion Isolation | 2.67/5 | 3.9 |
| Response | 5/5 | 4.3 |
| Sinkage Depth | 3.72” | 3.12” |
| Sinkage Rating | Moderate | Moderate |
| Bounce Height | 34.5” | 17.89” |
| Bounce Rating | High | Moderate |
| Sex | 5/5 | 4.3 |
| Noise | 5/5 | 4.5 |
| Trial Period | 5/5 | 4.2 |
| Warranty | 5/5 | 4.6 |
How Firm is the Saatva Classic Mattress?
Firmness can be very subjective and largely depends on your body type and individual preference. To avoid presenting a skewed perspective, we always have several testers of different weights try the mattress in various sleeping positions and provide their personal rating. We then average all the scores together to create our final firmness rating.
We rate firmness on a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is the softest and 10 is the firmest. We consider 6.5/10 to be the standard score for a true medium-firm feel. When we tried the Luxury Firm model of the Saatva Classic, we gave it a firmness rating of 7.5/10.
When certified sleep science coach Livvi DiCicco tried this mattress, she thought it offered tons of support in the back-sleeping position and felt that it had a more “on the mattress feel” than “in it” one. That said, she also experienced a bit of cradling cushion. “Despite its firmness, the Saatva Classic has a pillow top that allows for a bit of give,” she said.
Livvi is combination side and a stomach sleeper, and she had such a great experience on the Luxury Firm Saatva that she now owns it and sleeps on it every night. About stomach sleeping on the mattress, she said, “The pillow top allowed for enough softness so my stomach wasn’t uncomfortably pressing into the surface. My hips were lifted, and I overall felt that my spine was properly aligned.”
Melanie Kassel, a combination sleeper who sleeps on her side and back, has tried both the Firm and Luxury Firm versions of this bed for 8 months each. She exchanged the Firm version for the Luxury Firm one because she felt it wasn’t “breaking in” enough to keep her shoulder comfortable while she was side sleeping. (Even so, she’d “definitely recommend that model to someone who wants a firmer bed!”)
After she swapped it for the Luxury Firm, she said it “feels pleasantly medium-firm, just as advertised. It’s cushioned enough for side sleeping but it retains all the responsiveness and support that I need when I switch to my back.”
How Does the Saatva Feel for Different Body Types and Sleeping Positions?
Body weight is one of the biggest determining factors for how a mattress will perform for you. For example, a mattress can feel much firmer to a lightweight sleeper than it does to a heavyweight sleeper simply because they won’t sink as far into the layers. Likewise, sleepers over 230 pounds typically experience beds as softer than average.
We tested the Saatva Classic using three testers of different weight categories. We had them lie in different sleeping positions and observe how they felt in terms of spinal alignment and pressure relief. The chart below breaks down different sleep styles.
| Sleeper Weight | Side Sleepers | Back Sleepers | Stomach Sleepers |
| Light (under 130 lbs) | Unpleasant | Excellent | Excellent |
| Average (130-230 lbs) | Good | Excellent | Excellent |
| Heavy (over 230 lbs) | Excellent | Excellent | Good |
Heavyweight Tester – 6’3”, 235 lbs
“I feel really good. I actually physically felt the pressure relief on my lower back, which is rare. I feel quite aligned in my hips and shoulders. I didn’t feel any pressure on my neck either. I feel well-supported overall,” said in-house tester Matt Schickling.
Average-weight Tester – 5’9”, 140 lbs
“I really love this mattress. My hips and shoulders feel aligned nicely. It offers really great support without being too firm or too soft,” said our average-weight tester.
Lightweight Tester – 5’5”, 122 lbs
“I feel better on my back with this mattress than I do with my side. My hips were elevated and I felt no noticeable pressure,” our lightweight tester said.
Saatva Classic In-Depth Test Results
Pressure Relief
“Pressure relief refers to how well a mattress cradles and cushions parts of your body as they sink into the mattress,” explains our chief medical advisor Dr. Raj Dasgupta. “Oftentimes, this is with the use of contouring materials like memory foam and softer latex.” Back and side sleepers need to worry most about pressure relief; their hips, shoulders, and lower back will need extra contouring to maintain comfort in their preferred positions.
We test pressure relief using a high-tech mat. The mat is able to sense where pressure is forming along the body and display the results in a graphic using color-coded imaging. Areas that display blue and green indicate low pressure, and areas showing red and yellow show that more pressure is building. The mat also provides us with an average PSI for each tester in each sleeping position, which we can compare to the average side- and back-sleeping PSI across all mattresses we’ve tested.
Alongside our testers’ input, we also consulted physical therapist Dr. Hannah Habeeb for her opinion on which sleepers and conditions would benefit from the Saatva Classic’s pressure-relieving ability.
Our testers gave the Saatva Classic an average overall score of 4.5 stars for pressure relief, which is excellent compared to the average pressure relief scores of 3.8 for side sleeping and 4.1 for back sleeping.
When it comes to side sleeping, our testers had varying opinions based on their weight. While our heavyweight tester Matt Schickling found pressure relief at his lower back and good spinal alignment, our lightweight tester felt pressure in her shoulder and upper back and did not feel aligned.
When our testers switched to their backs, they were all on the same page. “This bed is perfect for back sleepers,” noted one of them. The pillow top adds cushioning to the lumbar region, which can help relieve lower back pain. Our average-weight tester summed it up perfectly, saying, “The mattress hugs my lower back in a way that relieves its pressure.”
You can tell from the pressure map images above that side sleeping generated more pressure buildup than back sleeping. The side sleeper maps have areas of green and yellow, indicating pressure around the hips in particular. The back sleeping maps, by contrast, are largely blue with no stark areas of pressure buildup.
Our average PSI numbers for side sleeping and back sleeping are 14.6 and 12.4, respectively. When we averaged our PSI results from all three testers for each position, we got 12.3 PSI for side sleeping and 10.8 PSI for back sleeping, further proving that the Saatva Classic has decidedly above-average pressure-relieving powers.
Contrary to what some of our testers experienced, Dr. Habeeb thought that side sleepers would reap the most benefits: “The bed is very plush and adds a lot of contouring at my hips and shoulders. I feel no pressure at my joints, so it’s a good match for these sleepers.”
If you are struggling with any pain or discomfort in the hips, shoulders, or other joints, Dr. Habeeb thought the Saatva had a “very orthopedic feel.” She explained, “It’s very comfortable, plush, and cushioning, which are all the things I want to see in an orthopedic bed.” This can be beneficial for conditions like arthritis, for example.
She did worry about some folks who are dealing with back pain: “It might be a little soft to be a complete cure for back pain, especially if you’re a heavier sleeper, but I’m still finding enough support to keep my spine mostly aligned. I think it could help depending on your body type.”
Edge Support
Edge support is an important factor to pay attention to for a variety of reasons. First, it’s a durability indicator, as strong edges are less likely to sag over time. It’s also useful to couples, allowing both partners to use the entire surface of the bed without feeling like they’re about to fall off. People with mobility issues often rely on strong edges to get in and out of bed, so it’s important that they don’t completely collapse when weight is applied.
We gave the Saatva Classic 5/5 for edge support because its edges are just that good. In fact, I think the Saatva has some of the best edge support I’ve ever seen in a mattress, so it’s one of my top picks for seniors. This bed has not one, but two layers of innerspring coils that help keep the sleeper lifted and reinforce its perimeter.
We measured edge support by stacking weights directly on the edge of the bed and using a ruler to measure how much the layers compressed. We gradually add weight to represent the three different weight classes. From the lightest to heaviest weight stacks, we measured 1.5”, 2”, and 2.5” of sinkage.
We also have a tester sit on the edge of the mattress and lie on it on their side, back, and stomach. The tester then observes how supported they feel and whether they feel at risk of falling off. Tester Livvi said, “There’s no sinkage or slipping that I can notice, a sign of amazing edge support. I’d say that seniors and those with mobility concerns would be set on this bed.”
Both Livvi and one of our editors, Melanie Kassel, own this bed at home, and the edge support was a large factor in their decision to buy it. After six months of sleeping on the Saatva Classic, Livvi followed up and confirmed that “the edge support is top-notch. I sleep with one leg off the bed sometimes and wake up without having fallen off.”
Melanie, who’s owned the bed for more than a year, agreed. “I gravitate towards the very edge of the bed when I sleep. This can feel precarious if the edge support is lacking, but I barely notice that I’m inches away from a sheer drop on the Saatva.”
Cooling
If you often wake up feeling hot and sweaty, you’re what we call a “hot sleeper.” These sleepers need a mattress with materials and construction that promote cooling and prevent heat trapping, and we found that within the Saatva. A single layer of support coils can go a long way in promoting airflow through a mattress, so the dual-coil construction inside this bed makes it even more breathable. Overall, we gave the Saatva 4 stars for cooling.
Livvi used a thermal gun to measure the initial temperature of the mattress, which was 64.9 degrees. Then, she lay down on the bed 7 minutes and observed whether she could feel the mattress surface warming up. “I felt no noticeable heating as I lay down, even as the pillow top slowly contoured to my body,” she said. “I think this bed would be great for hot sleepers, especially if they sleep on their back, as that was the position I took during this test.”
After the seven minutes were up, Livvi pulled out the thermal gun and recorded the Saatva’s temperature again, which was 72.6 degrees. This is a 7.7-degree increase, which we classify as good cooling. This innerspring bed doesn’t contain a ton of foam, so it’s less likely to trap heat.
Melanie told me that the Saatva Classic’s cooling powers continued to make a difference in the quality of her sleep after a year of using the bed. “It’s definitely cooler than the all-foam beds I’ve owned,” she said, and added that she and her partner rarely wake up feeling too hot.
Motion Isolation
If you sleep with a restless partner or are a particularly light sleeper, the Saatva Classic may not be the best mattress for you. We performed several motion isolation tests to determine whether you’re likely to be disturbed by a partner’s movement, and the results left something to be desired. We only gave the Saatva 2.6 stars for motion isolation. This isn’t too surprising considering the bouncy construction that allows movement to travel uncontrolled.
We tested motion isolation by placing a glass of water on one side of the bed and moving around on the other side. The water in the glass shifted pretty violently, and we were concerned the glass would tip over. This indicates that a sleeper would also be affected by a partner’s movement.
We then performed a similar test, but this time we swapped the water glass for an actual human, who was able to tell us how much motion they could feel. In Livvi’s words, “It’s like trying to sleep on a boat in rough waters.” She could feel and describe every movement her testing partner made, even while wearing a blindfold.
These results were accurate over the long-term, too. “When I do have friends over, I can feel literally everything, down to the most minute twitch,” Livvi said.
In the year since she bought the bed, Melanie hasn’t been as bothered by the sub-par motion isolation, though she admits to being a heavy sleeper. “The Saatva isn’t known for its motion isolation, but honestly, my partner and I both sleep fine even though we often go to bed at vastly different times. I’m usually asleep first, but I don’t wake up when he comes to bed.”
Response
Since the Saatva contains two layers of bouncy coils, it’s more responsive than memory foam mattresses. While this makes it difficult for the mattress to isolate motion, it’s perfect for combination sleepers and sexually active couples. The bounce makes it easy to move around on the mattress and switch between positions without getting trapped in its layers. We gave the Saatva 5 stars for responsiveness based on a kettlebell test and a switch test.
We start by placing a 43-pound kettlebell on the mattress for 7 seconds and then lifting it straight up. We then use a stopwatch to measure how long it takes for the mattress to regain its original shape. On the Saatva, the response time was only 0.3 seconds. This means it’s bouncy and doesn’t have the slow-moving sinkage of memory foam.
We also tested responsiveness by observing how easy it is to switch between sleeping positions. This is important for combination sleepers because it prevents them from getting “trapped” in the foam. Sexually active couples can also appreciate the ease of mobility.
According to Livvi, moving around on the Saatva is a breeze. “It’s super bouncy, enough that I feel like I’m getting launched across the bed every time I move around on it,” she said. “Some people might hate this feeling, but I love it. On the Saatva, I’m never caught feeling ‘stuck,’ even in the contours of the pillow top.”
After owning the bed for several months, she said the bounciness is still one of her favorite aspects. “I’m someone who moves around a lot when I sleep, and on the Saatva, it’s like being on the moon: gravity isn’t a thing.”
Sinkage: Moderate
We measure how far the bed sinks when a 43-pound kettlebell is placed on it. On the Saatva, we found about 3.7 inches of sinkage, which is close to the average sinkage of 3.12 inches.
Bounce
As mentioned, the Saatva Classic is extremely bouncy, earning it 5/5 stars for bounce. We put this springiness to the test by dropping a weighted medicine ball from six feet and recording how high it rebounded using a measuring stick. The ball bounced 35.4 inches, which is more than double the average bounce height of 15.8 inches.
Noise
We gave the Saatva 5/5 stars for noise because it’s a non-issue. Although there are two layers of steel coils, there’s no noticeable squeaking or creaking, even when we jumped on the bed.
This could change with repeated use, but Livvi, who’s owned the bed for more than a year now, still has few complaints: “I think more sound comes from my bedframe than the Saatva itself. I have the 14.5-inch model, and it might be too much for my dinky wire frame to handle!
Sex
We consider three factors when evaluating a mattress for sex: responsiveness, edge support, and noise that the mattress makes. Responsive beds are easier to move around on, solid edge support means you can make full use of the surface area, and quiet beds won’t detract from the main event. Thankfully, the Saatva Classic excels in all three, having scored ideally in our tests for a perfect 5/5 sex score. Because of this, I’d consider it one of the best mattresses for sex.
Adjustable Base Compatibility
We tested the Saatva’s adjustable base compatibility with the Brooklyn Bedding Ascension Luxe Adjustable Base. Based on our experience, it’s compatible, but with a few caveats. The mattress was fine when slightly elevating the head and legs, but it did not completely conform to the base when toggled to the TV setting. It even started to slide off the base a little bit at the bottom. This can be mitigated if everyone gets into bed before you begin maneuvering the base—as the more weight on the mattress, the better it’ll mold to the frame.
Also, please note: if you want to place your Saatva Classic on an adjustable base, you should order the 11.5-inch model, not the 14.5-inch model. The latter model will be too tall to flex well with the base.
Explore our picks for the best adjustable bed frames to learn more.
Two-Hour Nap Test
Our tester Marten Carlson took a two-hour nap on the Saatva Classic and had some interesting thoughts. He felt best in the back-sleeping position, and said, “I really like the Saatva Classic’s zoned support. The center of the mattress helped support my spine when I rested on my back, and the pillow top gently cushioned my joints.”
Marten felt less relief in the side-sleeping position, but overall still felt supported. Marten is 6’7” and 270 pounds, so he compressed the top of the mattress quite a bit. “I felt a little bit of pressure along my shoulder and hip, probably due to my size,” he said. “Smaller people may not feel as much pressure as I did.”
Marten thought the Saatva stood out in two categories—responsiveness and cooling. He said, “It was really easy to switch sleeping positions during my nap. The coils make the mattress feel super responsive, so I never felt like I was ‘stuck inside.’ He also reported no sweating or overheating even though he typically runs hot.
Long-Term Testing
Livvi’s owned the Saatva Classic in Luxury Firm since fall of 2024. “The Saatva has rave reviews, and I wanted something built to last,” she said.
Since ordering the bed, she hasn’t been disappointed. She credits the Saatva’s responsiveness for her restful nights. “I think I’m able to toss and turn more easily in my Saatva, which keeps me from waking up. My last bed was a foam mattress and I would get ‘stuck’ in it a lot. I’m an insomniac, so I can wake up anywhere from 2 to 10 times a night. In other beds, I wake up more frequently.”
Managing Editor Melanie Kassel initially ordered the Firm model of the Saatva Classic in the winter of 2024, slept on it for 8 months, then exchanged it for a Luxury Firm model to get more pressure relief. When asked why she chose the Saatva, she said, “It seemed like the most affordable option that also had “something special” about it — in this case, the two spring units and the white glove delivery. Also, I knew it was somewhat legendary for its edge support.”
Her favorite thing about owning a Saatva is its overall support, and the secure feeling of buying a mattress with real longevity. “It’s much sturdier, more durable, and literally heavier [than other beds I’ve had]. Even just mentally, there’s a feeling of deeper relaxation when you feel fully supported by your bed. I always look forward to coming home to my Saatva after traveling!”
Saatva Classic Customer Experience Scores
Since you can’t always try a mattress in-store, many retailers offer excellent company policies to ensure you’re protected if you have issues with the mattress. In addition to testing the bed for performance, I looked into Saatva’s policies and read the fine print so you don’t have to.
Trial Period
Saatva only has 21 viewing rooms across the country, so there’s a could chance it could be a trek to see one in person. Luckily, like many other online mattress retailers, Saatva offers a lengthy sleep trial period. This means you can return the mattress within the trial period and receive a refund or a different mattress.
Saatva offers a 365-night trial on all mattress models. While Saatva recommends sleeping on the mattress for at least a month before deciding to return it, it has no minimum trial period and will accept returns any time within a year after delivery.
Note: Saatva does require a $99 processing fee for the mattress pickup, regardless of whether you’re returning or exchanging. Melanie paid this fee when she exchanged her Firm model for the slightly softer Luxury Firm one, but she said it was well worth it. Additionally, Saatva restarted her trial period, giving her another full year to try out the Luxury Firm.
Warranty
The Saatva Classic comes with a lifetime warranty, which is really a testament to its durability. This warranty covers any manufacturing defects in the construction of the mattress. If you have any issues within the first two years of owning the mattress, Saatva will give you a brand-new mattress for free. After three years, you will have to pay $149 for mattress repair.
I’ll note that this warranty is only valid if the mattress is paired with a properly supportive bed frame. This means a five or six-legged bed frame for queen sizes and larger, and a four-legged metal frame for full and twin sizes. The warranty is also invalid if the mattress is stained, burned, or otherwise tampered with. Consider investing in a mattress topper to prevent the latter, as well as regularly rotating your mattress to prevent indentations from forming.
Unboxing and Moving
Unlike typical online bed-in-a-box mattresses, Saatva offers free white glove delivery, which you can select at checkout. A team of workers will arrive with the mattress already unboxed and will set it up in the room of your choice. The company will also remove your old mattress at no additional cost.
This means no heavy lifting, no off-gassing smell, and no waiting for the mattress to fully inflate. Once the bed is delivered, you can immediately add bedding and crawl into bed. This was a big plus for both of our long-term testers, who found the delivery process quick and convenient with no hiccups.
Melanie had the Saatva Classic delivered to a third-floor walk-up apartment twice—once for the Firm model, and again for the swap to a Luxury Firm. Both times, the delivery service contacted her in advance to schedule the delivery, and then brought the mattress within the promised time window. “I don’t know how they managed to get it up the stairs and into my bedroom so quickly, but I can’t imagine lugging it all the way up here myself,” she said. “The white glove treatment is a huge perk.”
Livvi had to reschedule her Saatva delivery, but did so without a hitch. Her bed also arrived on time and ready to use.
Saatva Classic Construction
In addition to testing the Saatva Classic for performance factors, we do a deep dive into the mattress’s construction. We measure the height and cut into the side to get a closer look at the materials.
Mattress Height & Weight
The Saatva Classic is offered in two height options—11.5″ and 14.5″. In a queen size, the 11.5″ weighs 110 pounds, and the 14.5” weighs 120 pounds. We tested the 11.5″ version.
Livvi and Melanie both own the 14.5” version, which Livvi calls “sufficiently lofty.” She added, “I like sleeping higher off the ground, and most deep-pocket sheets fit on the mattress just fine.”
Materials
The mattress is made from a pillow top, a layer of memory foam, and two layers of coils. The bed has an outer layer of foam around the edges, which helps reinforce them.
Layers
Cover – An organic cotton cover that’s soft and breathable with an antimicrobial treatment.
Comfort Layer – A 3-inch Euro pillow top with specialized quilting to firm up the area under the lower back.
Memory Foam Lumbar Crown – A 0.5-inch strip of memory foam under the lower back for extra lift and pressure relief beneath the lumbar region.
Support Layer – 884 individually wrapped coils that are zoned for support.
Foundation Layer – 416 steel coils that lift the sleeper up and add sturdy support. Within the center of these innerspring layers, Saatva also includes a patented Lumbar Zone Active Spinal Wire for extra spinal support.
How To Try and Buy the Saatva Classic
Saatva has 21 viewing rooms across the United States, so you can pop in there if there’s one close to you. The bed is also available for purchase in the continental U.S. through Saatva’s website, through which it offers free white glove delivery.
Saatva accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express, as well as PayPal and Google Pay. Additionally, it offers financing through Affirm. Saatva does not currently offer shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, or Canada.
For more information, consult our dedicated page with instructions for how to try a Saatva mattress.
Saatva Classic Prices & Sizes
| Size | Dimensions | Price |
| Twin | 38″ x 75″ | $1399.00 |
| Twin XL | 38″ x 80″ | $1499.00 |
| Full | 54” x 75” | $1999.00 |
| Queen | 60″ x 80″ | $2099.00 |
| King | 76″ x 80″ | $2595.00 |
| California King | 72″ x 84″ | $2599.00 |
| Split King | 76″ x 80″ | $2990.00 |
| Split California King | Two 38″ x 80″ pieces | $2998.00 |
How The Saatva Classic Compares
When shopping for a new mattress, it’s a good idea to look at other models and brands to ensure you’re getting the right bed for you. Let’s briefly cover some other popular mattresses: the Saatva Latex Hybrid, the Nolah Evolution, and the Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus.
- Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress – Sleeps Cooler
- Nolah Evolution Hybrid Mattress – Elite Motion Isolation
- Titan Plus Core – Better for Heavy Sleepers
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Multiple firmness options
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Firm: 7.5/10
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Multiple firmness options
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Medium-firm: 7/10
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Back Sleepers,
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Side Sleepers,
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Back Sleepers, Hip Pain |
Back Sleepers,
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Saatva Classic vs. Saatva Latex Hybrid
Like the Saatva Classic, the Saatva Latex Hybrid contains a Euro top and individually wrapped coils. However, the Latex Hybrid contains a material not included in the Classic—you guessed it, latex. Natural latex is a great material because it sleeps cooler than traditional memory foam and offers excellent bounce. Eco-conscious shoppers can appreciate this bed for its organic, natural, and non-toxic materials that have obtained multiple third-party certifications.
The Saatva Latex Hybrid is also slightly softer than the Saatva Classic in the Luxury Firm model. While the Saatva Classic Luxury Firm leans firmer than average, falling at a 7.5/10 on the firmness scale, the Latex Hybrid is a true medium-firm bed at 6.5/10. This mattress only contains one layer of coils, so there’s more room for sinkage. However, this does make it slightly less supportive for stomach sleepers, who may prefer the Firm version of the Saatva Classic.
For further comparison, read our full Saatva Classic vs Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress comparison or head to our Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress review.
Saatva Classic vs. Nolah Evolution
One con to the Saatva Classic is its lack of proper motion isolation; it’s far too bouncy to absorb all your movement and prevent the sleeper on the other side from feeling it. However, the Nolah Evolution in the Luxury Firm model earned 5/5 stars in this category. It still has a layer of coils, but the three layers of foam and plush quilted top put in the work to stop motion transfer.
The Luxury Firm Nolah Evolution is slightly softer than the Luxury Firm Saatva Classic, offering a true medium-firm feel that scored a 6.5/10 on the firmness scale. However, it is less bouncy than the Saatva and only earned 2.5 stars for responsiveness. This could be nice for sleepers seeking more sinkage and “hugging,” but might also make it difficult for combination sleepers to switch sleeping positions.
To read more about the Nolah Evolution, check out our full Nolah Evolution Hybrid mattress review.
Saatva Classic vs. Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus
With two layers of coils, the Saatva Classic is incredibly supportive. However, the Titan Plus was specifically designed for heavyweight sleepers and offers even more support. The Titan’s durability is also out of this world–we don’t think it’s likely to sag over time due to its strong layer of TitanCore coils.
In addition to heavy sleepers, we think the Titan Plus could be a good pick for stomach sleepers of all weight classes. The firm support offers plenty of lift at the hips to promote spinal alignment. However, we don’t recommend the Titan Plus bed to hot sleepers, as it only scored 3 stars in the cooling category.
For more on the Titan Plus, read our full Titan Plus mattress review.
Saatva Classic Mattress FAQs
What firmness options does Saatva offer?
Saatva offers three different firmness levels for the Saatva Classic model—Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, and Firm. Regardless of the firmness you choose, the high-quality construction stays the same.
How long does the Saatva Classic last?
Saatva offers a lifetime warranty, so this mattress is likely to last you a long time. It should last well into (and perhaps beyond) the standard 10-year lifespan of a typical mattress due to its durable coil-on-coil construction. Based on its top-notch edge support, we also don’t see it sagging over time.
What is white glove delivery?
White glove delivery means the bed does not arrive compressed in a box at your door. Instead, a team of Saatva workers arrive with the mattress already unboxed and ready to sleep on. They’ll set it up in your bedroom and even remove your old mattress for free.
Is the Saatva Classic good for back pain?
We think the Saatva Classic is a great option for sleepers with back pain. The plush pillow top adds cushioning around the sensitive pressure points, while the pocketed coils add plenty of lumbar support and promote proper spinal alignment. Some heavyweight sleepers may want to opt for the Firm Saatva Classic for more support.
