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Yes, it’s a bit of an investment, but the Nectar’s combination of comfort and innovative temperature regulation could make it well worth the money – especially considering the safety net of a 365-day free trial period with free delivery and returns. If you’re the kind of person who likes a relatively firm memory foam mattress and hates overheating at night, the Nectar would be one of the very best mattresses you could buy. Nectar Memory Foam mattress review: Verdict Nectar mattress deliveries and returns are free. All Nectar mattresses come with a ‘Forever Warranty’, which guarantees a replacement mattress in the event of defective workmanship or materials in the first ten years of ownership after that point manufacturing defects or materials failures are covered by repairs, re-covering or replacement, as appropriate. If you decide you don’t like the mattress during the trial period, you can return it free-of-charge and get your money back.
The Nectar mattress comes with a 365-day home trial. Nectar Memory Foam mattress review: the small print We spotted some users who were critical of Nectar Sleep’s customer service, while others picked holes in the fine detail of the Nectar’s design, such as the lack of handles on the sides of the mattress. Can’t believe how comfortable it is.” Other users describe the Nectar as ‘fantastic’, ‘amazing’, ‘great’, and some even say the mattress has helped with their back pain. Nectar Memory Foam mattress review: What other people sayĪt time of writing, over 4,000 Trustpilot users in the UK had awarded Nectar Sleep an excellent average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars. One recent reviewer writes, “ has to be the best mattress I’ve slept on. If you cherish the sensation of sinking into a memory foam mattress, you should probably look elsewhere. The only potential downside to the Nectar is that it may be a little too firm for some users. There are no glaring defects to the Nectar, and common memory foam mattress gripes like excessive motion transfer and overheating are not noticeably present. Nectar Memory Foam mattress review: What's not so good? Many foam mattresses come with claims of cooling technology attached, but few deliver on those promises to the same extent as the Nectar, which uses a breathable upper foam and temperature-regulating fabric cover to keep your temperature down in hot weather. The sweetest of all the Nectar’s advantages is its temperature regulation. That said, this is a brilliantly comfy option however you prefer to rest – on your front, back or side. Having tested the Nectar in a variety of sleeping positions, we found that this mattress is at its very best when used by a back-sleeper. Naturally, the Nectar is not so firm or actively supportive as most pocket-sprung mattresses, or hybrid mattresses like the Simba. We’d give it a 7/10 for firmness, relative to other foam mattresses. As such, the Nectar could be a good choice for those who find the likes of the Leesa and the Emma just a little too yielding. This is a mattress at the firmer end of the memory foam spectrum, perhaps just a little firmer than Eve and Casper’s classic mattresses. Our reviewer fell asleep on it after just a few minutes – unintentionally.
T3’s testing quickly revealed the Nectar to be a superbly comfortable mattress.
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