Simba vs Casper mattress comparison: Which one is best for you?

Top Layer:
A breathable sleep surface that enhances cooling.

Second Layer
‍Responsive memory foam for pressure relief.

Third Layer
Aerocoil® springs for support and airflow.

Fourth Layer
Edge support layer for durability.

Base Layer
Zoned base foam providing firm support.

Cover

Removable washable cover, made of polyester and elastane, with handles to turn the mattress

Top Layer

Breathable open-cell foam

Layer 2

Responsive memory foam

Layer 3

Adaptive transition foam

Layer 4

Durable support foam, with contour cuts and 5 zones.

• Due to its layer of latex, the Simba Hybrid mattress is both responsive and comfortable, and is highly breathable.
• The layer of microcoils help to create a good level of sinkage without any pressure points being created.
• The microcoils also help to add a little more bounce than you would normally get from a foam mattress.
• The contour and hug of the Simba Hybrid mattress provides a great mix of sinkage, contour and support.
• Lighter weight sleepers may find that the Simba Hybrid mattress is a little too firm for them, as the mattress will not ‘sink’ as much to contour round them.
• Simba’s mattresses are ideal for couples of differing weight, as there is no discernable ‘roll’ towards each other whilst sleeping. However, the mattress can dip on one side over time.

• The Casper does a good job of keeping sleepers cool and comfortable, whilst still providing comfort.
• Softer top layers than some mattresses, meaning that there is a little more sinkage. Some sleepers will obviously prefer this!
• Good support in all sleeping positions, but has much softer edge support than many mattresses.
• Could feel unsupportive if you are of a heavier build.
• The synthetic smell that is common with all beds in a box takes longer to dissipate than some mattresses.
• If you find the sinkage of the Essential and Original a little too much, consider the Hybrid which offers a slightly firmer feel.