Helix Midnight vs. GhostBed
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Tomorrow Sleep vs. GhostBed: Overview
Tomorrow Sleep and GhostBed are both popular online sellers of mattresses that keep their prices affordable by using a direct-to-consumer business model. The main difference between them is that Tomorrow Sleep uses springs while GhostBed is all foam. Here’s a breakdown of the similarities and differences in more detail, so you can find the best option for you. We’re comparing both firmness options of Tomorrow Sleep vs GhostBed’s flagship mattress, and not its luxe version.Key Similarities
- All options address temperature issues and sleep fairly cool.
- All options have thick support layers.
- Options are similarly priced. ($550-$1,150 for Tomorrow Sleep, $495-$995 for GhostBed)
- Both companies offer 100-night trials. (GhostBed’s is technically 101 nights.)
- Both companies offer free shipping and have great customer service.
Key Differences
- GhostBed is slightly thicker at 11 inches compared to Tomorrow Sleep’s 10 inches.
- GhostBed is all foam while Tomorrow Sleep incorporates coils in the support layer.
- GhostBed is more bouncy and elastic.
- GhostBed is firmer and has less give, so people will sink into it less.
Tomorrow Sleep Construction
- Tomorrow Sleep’s Medium Soft and Medium Firm versions of its mattress have similar construction, the main difference being thicknesses of different layers.
- A polyester and nylon cover wraps the mattress.
- The top layer is 1 inch of memory foam with phase change material.
- A layer of gel foam beneath the top layer provides comfort and bounce. This layer is thicker in the Medium Soft option.
- In the Medium Firm option, there is an additional layer of memory foam-like “dynamic response foam” under the gel foam layer.
- Both firmness levels have a 6-inch support layer that consists of individually pocketed coils. The Medium Firm option uses thicker coils in this layer.
- Edge support is reinforced with a foam side rail system.
- 1 inch of stabilizing foam forms a base for the mattress.
GhostBed Construction
- The zippable cover is made of a soft, breathable blend of viscose and polyester, and it doesn’t really affect the overall feel of the mattress significantly.
- On top is a 1.5-inch layer of proprietary latex with small holes in it for breathability. Latex sleeps cooler than memory foam and is more springy.
- Next layer is a 2-inch layer of proprietary gel memory foam, formulated to sleep cool. This layer provides contouring support.
- The base layer is 7.5 inches of dense core foam, the same type of base layer most foam mattresses have.
GhostBed Mattress
The GhostBed is a supportive bed-in-a-box mattress that is a great option for stomach sleepers, hot sleepers, and those looking for a value mattress.
Product Details
Material
Foam
Firmness
Firm: 8/10
Sleep Trial
101 nights
Warranty
20-year warranty
Shipping
Free shipping minus HI and AK
Price
$1295 – $2790
Our Recommendation
We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types:
Hot Sleepers
This bed features extra cooling technology, making it great for hot sleepers.
Back Sleepers
This bed’s strong support is ideal for back sleepers because it helps keep the spine neutrally aligned.
Stomach Sleepers
This mattress is ideal for stomach sleepers as its firm support promotes spinal alignment.
Back Pain
This bed is a good match for anyone struggling with back pain, as it cushions the lumbar region and has enough support to keep the spine neutrally aligned.
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
Construction Differences and Notes
- Tomorrow Sleep has coils in the support layer, while GhostBed is all foam.
- Both mattresses should be durable for the long haul.
- Both are constructed to ensure neutral temperature.
- Tomorrow Sleep has a side rail support system to reinforce edge support.
- GhostBed is thicker and uses firmer, springier materials.
