Titan Plus Luxe

I have a Tempur-pedic Supreme Cloud, the original Purple mattress and upgraded to the Hybrid Purple mattress and I just can’t get comfortable on them. The Purple hybrid feels like sleeping in a tub of jello which is great but my back hurts. On the Tempur-pedic, my joints hurt. This new, inexpensive mattress (compared to the two listed above) is incredibly comfortable. It’s firm (I HATE firm mattresses) but it’s also soft (oxymoron I know) and doesn’t hurt my joints. I’m sooooo pleased with this mattress!!!

Love this mattress. So shocked when it arrived rolled up in a box. We followed instructions and opened it on the box springs and it literally "sprung" to life!! My first firm mattress and it helps us sleep so much better. Highly recommend!!

Went from a too soft foam mattress to this one, and this one fixed my lower back pain. It’s a very firm mattress which imo is best for average to heavy sized Americans.

I'm only 230 lbs, bought the mattress in August 2024. This is March 2025 and the mattress provides enough support, but I wish it was one degree firmer = extra firm. I sleep well on it most of the time.

I weigh 300 lbs. Mattresses for me just plub wear out after a few months. But this one feels really good STILL and the foam is really supportive. My husband, 220, said it's a bit firm for him but after a couple months has really liked it. I offered to exchange his (we have a split adjustable bed) but he started enjoying it and it provided resting relief at the end of a day. Because it has coils, it is heavier so i'd recommend an additional person on install. (by the way, it never had a machine oil smell and I'm sensitive to it). But I can easily change sheets and the like. Definately would buy again.

Outstanding mattress. At 270 lbs. I don't sink into it and in summer weather I don't overheat like my old mattress. This thing is VERY heavy!

My wife and I have been through numerous mattresses over the last 10 years. We’ve spent anywhere from $200 to $1500. This is hands down the best mattress we’ve owned. Quality seems good. I honestly thought it would be a little stiff to sleep on given all the reviews I read, but it seems just right for us (I weight 275 and my wife 190). The comfort level is at about an 8.5 for us (the edges of the mattress could use a little more support, but it’s really not bad). We purchased the king size mattress with the CoolioTech option - there is a huge difference with it! I’d recommend this to anyone looking for great value for their money. This mattress isn’t going anywhere for us!

I received excellent customer service from this seller, but the mattress was a dismal failure. Someone, came up with the idea of manufacturing mattresses and then folding, crushing and rolling them into a fraction of their actual size. Then, we as consumers cut the plastic binding and the mattress is supposed to plump out to its original size with no problems? As far as I am concerned, that is not realistic. This was my second attempt at purchasing a mattress in this way and both purchases and neither worked out, not even close. The manufacturer of this mattress purports it to be ideal for heavy people, indicating the capacity is 1,000 lbs, 500 lbs on each side of the mattress. I like a very firm bed, so at 225 lbs, I thought it would be ideal. I couldn’t have been more incorrect. It is an odd mattress. They call it a hybrid, but it really is all coils, and not quality coils, at that. There is a thin layer of foam, that certainly is not "memory foam", per the original definition of memory foam, as in, Tempur-pedic. I sank into the mattress immediately and when moving in the night, I had to crawl out of a trench made by my body. Not good! I gave it a sufficient period of time to determine if I could make it work for me. It didn't. The mattress can be folded like a taco easily by one person. I have never seen a mattress constructed in a way that would allow that. On the bottom, the coils are only covered by a thin layer of material. I mean, they are right there! You can see the shapes and feel the coils. No padding or, minuscule padding, at best. I contacted the company and was asked to donate the mattress and to provide proof of the donation, which I did. I received a full refund within a few days. As gain, excellent customer service. I seriously would recommend anyone considering a mattress-in-a-box to rethink the choice. Ideally, in my opinion, the best thing to do would be to go to a local mattress store with a good return policy. If it doesn’t work out, they can come and pick it up and you can start over, we others very little hassle. Purchasing a mattress online may work for some people, but definitely not for me. Plus, I had to figure a way to get the mattress to St. Vincent de Paul, to donate. I don’t need the aggravation or the hassle.