EcoCloud vs. EcoSleep Mattress Comparison

Overall Rating

9.6

WinkBeds EcoCloud

Bottom Line

The WinkBeds EcoCloud is a well-made hybrid with zoned latex and robust coils for excellent overall support.

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Overall Rating

7.8

EcoSleep Hybrid

Bottom Line

The EcoSleep Hybrid is a wallet-friendly option for sleepers who enjoy the gentle cushioning and strong bounce of latex.

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With names this similar, you’d think the EcoCloud and EcoSleep would come from the same mattress manufacturer, but in fact, they don’t. WinkBed makes the EcoCloud, while Brooklyn Bedding makes the EcoSleep. Both beds are latex hybrids that boast organic certifications and thoughtful designs without the high price tags that can often accompany natural materials. 

Our team took an in-depth look at both beds, examining how well they performed during a number of tests. We also examined each company’s policies, the beds’ costs, and customer reviews to determine whether we think they’re worth your money. 

Whether you’re interested in learning more about latex mattresses or already know you want one, we can help you decide if this style of bed is right for you and show you how the EcoCloud and EcoSleep compared to one another during real-world and sleep lab testing.

Our Testing Team’s Take

When we review a mattress, we put it through our time-tested methodology that looks at both objective qualities like pressure relief and heat retention as well as subjective factors like comfort and support. Our team puts each mattress to the test in our Seattle-based sleep lab, where we’ve examined nearly 2,000 mattresses over the last decade or so. 

We also have our team members try each bed personally – both in the lab and during at-home testing. Our testers have a range of sleep preferences and different body weights, just like our readers do. Having a variety of testers lets us make the most informed choices possible when determining what we think are the best mattresses. 

Our Verdict 

Both the EcoCloud and EcoSleep offer customers some of latex’s best qualities – pressure relief without sagging, a cool night’s sleep, and a responsive surface that evenly disperses weight. They’re both considerably more affordable than other organic mattresses and come from reputable manufacturers with excellent reputations. With mid-range firmness levels, these beds worked best for people under 230 pounds and they proved especially comfortable and supportive for back and side sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds. 

Logan Foley

Editorial Director

Side sleeper

140 pounds

Has too many dogs in the bed

I love a good latex hybrid, and the EcoCloud did not disappoint. The thicker latex had plenty of give to take pressure off my hips and shoulders, and the edges are incredibly strong, so we could really spread out. The only downside for me was that I was able to feel my partner and my dogs moving, but that’s pretty typical for a bouncy latex bed.

They’ve both got fairly straightforward constructions, but the EcoCloud has features like zoned support and perimeter reinforcement that give it a slight performance edge over the EcoSleep. However, these features come at a cost, and you’ll pay more for the bed as a result. If you’re willing to part with a bit more money for premium performance, the EcoCloud may be worth the added cost. However, the EcoSleep is still an excellent latex hybrid and it’s considerably more affordable than others on the market. 

Daniel Noyed

Senior Product Editor

Back sleeper

165 pounds

Dunks head in ice water to wake up

The EcoSleep is a really solid latex hybrid. The latex layer is decently thick, so it cradles your body and provides plenty of bounce. The blend of latex and coils was very breathable, which was great for me as a hot sleeper. Overall, I liked the feel of it, but since the bed isn’t too firm I can see it not being supportive enough for heavier sleepers.

Construction and Materials

Though these two mattresses have similar materials and components, there are notable differences between them. 

EcoCloud Breakdown 

The WinkBeds EcoCloud has a medium feel that’s a 5 out of 10 on our firmness scale. It’s 12.5 inches tall and has three layers. The first is a quilted cover that’s made with organic cotton and wool from New Zealand. It’s designed to be breathable, moisture-wicking, and temperature-regulating. 

The comfort system features a 4-inch thick layer of Talalay latex. It has tiny perforations for enhanced airflow as well as a zoned system that boosts support beneath the lumbar and midsection while allowing for cushioning under the shoulders. 

The support core also has a zoned system. The individually wrapped coils are arranged into five sections. The middle section has stronger pushback to keep your spine aligned and prevent back pain. The coils around the perimeter are made from thicker gauge metal that gives the bed strong edge support. 

As the name implies, the EcoCloud boasts multiple eco-friendly certifications. The organic cotton is GOTS certified, the latex is Rainforest Alliance certified, and the steel coils are recycled. It’s also OEKO-Tex certified, meaning there are no harsh chemicals in any components. 

EcoSleep Breakdown 

Brooklyn Bedding’s EcoSleep Mattress is a medium firm (6) bed that measures 11.5 inches tall. Like the EcoCloud, it has three main components. The organic cotton cover has a quilted texture that’s stitched into the wool batting below. The cover feels cool and it has plenty of airflow. 

The natural latex comfort layer is 1.5 inches thick. Small holes throughout prevent heat retention and help keep you cool. The latex aims to prevent pressure points from developing by dispersing weight, absorbing impact, and contouring alongside the body. 

The support core is 8 inches of individually wrapped pocketed coils. They’re engineered to move separately from one another to cut down on motion transfer and prevent excessive bounce. Beneath the support core, there’s an additional wool layer that’s included as a natural flame retardant. 

The mattress’ wool and cotton are both organic and the mattress as a whole is GREENGUARD Gold- certified, meaning it has low VOC (volatile organic compound) emissions. 

Mattress Sizing and Weight 

The EcoCloud and EcoSleep come in the same range of standard sizes: twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, and California king. Neither is available in any hard-to-find or unusual dimensions. Their profiles are similar too – the EcoCloud measures 12.5 inches and the EcoSleep 11.5 inches. Both these heights are within the average and will work with standard sheet depths. 

Latex mattresses are notoriously tricky to move because the material is dense, heavy, and a bit floppy. These beds both have springs that lend structure, but at 117 pounds and 90 pounds respectively, you’ll need a partner to help move the EcoCloud or EcoSleep.

Performance Ratings 

With comparable materials and constructions, the EcoSleep and EcoCloud have similar characteristics. Latex is made from the sap of rubber trees, so it’s inherently bouncy. This quality makes both beds quite buoyant and easy to move around on, which is excellent for those who like a responsive surface. However, it also means that you can feel your partner’s movements pretty easily. 

Latex also retains significantly less heat than foam or most synthetic materials, so it’s no surprise that both these beds are exceptionally good at regulating temperature. Most hot sleepers should be comfortable on either bed, but those who sleep very warm may prefer the EcoCloud, as it is one of the coolest beds we’ve ever tested. 

However, there were a few major performance differences between the two. The EcoCloud has a much thicker latex layer and two zoned support systems. It’s better at relieving pressure point pain as a result. It also has stronger edge support, thanks to its reinforced perimeter. 

Among our testing team, the EcoCloud had broader appeal, proving comfortable and supportive for all sleeper types between 130 and 230 pounds as well as side and back sleepers under 230 pounds. The EcoSleep was a hit with side and back sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds, but its firmer surface wasn’t pressure-relieving enough for those under 130 pounds. Neither bed was ideal for people over 230 pounds, who would probably feel better supported on a firmer model.

Full Reviews: Other WinkBed and Brooklyn Bedding Models

WinkBeds EcoCloud

Overall Rating:

9.6 /10

Price Range:

$1,099 – $2,099

Mattress Type:

Latex Hybrid

Firmness Options:

Medium (5)

WinkBed

Overall Rating:

8.9 /10

Price Range:

$849 – $1,749

Mattress Type:

Innerspring

Firmness Options:

Medium Soft (4), Medium Firm (6), Firm (7), Firm (8)

WinkBeds GravityLux

Overall Rating:

8.7 /10

Price Range:

$1,199 – $1,999

Mattress Type:

Foam

Firmness Options:

Medium Soft (4), Medium (5), Firm (7)

EcoSleep Hybrid

Overall Rating:

7.8 /10

Price Range:

$927 – $1,727

Mattress Type:

Latex Hybrid

Firmness Options:

Medium Firm (6)

Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe

Overall Rating:

9.2 /10

Price Range:

$839 – $2,051

Mattress Type:

Hybrid

Firmness Options:

Medium Soft (4), Medium Firm (6), Firm (7)

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid

Overall Rating:

8.4 /10

Price Range:

$499 – $1,164

Mattress Type:

Hybrid

Firmness Options:

Medium Soft (4), Medium Firm (6), Firm (8)

Mattress Pricing 

Latex is expensive to harvest and manufacture, which is why mattresses with latex tend to be more expensive than those without. The average model typically costs between $1,000 and $3,000 for a queen. Both the EcoCloud and EcoSleep are at the more budget-friendly end of this range and are priced competitively compared to other latex hybrid mattresses and standard hybrid mattresses. 

The EcoSleep has a thinner latex comfort system than the EcoCloud, which its price-point reflects. Depending on sales and promotions, you may be able to find the EcoSleep for around $500 less than the EcoCloud. The EcoSleep also comes in a Luxe version that has thicker latex and a higher cost that’s similar to the EcoCloud. Though you’ll pay more to own the EcoCloud, our testing indicates that it is extremely durable and likely to last beyond the average mattress lifespan. 

WinkBeds and Brooklyn Bedding offer these mattresses with similar policies. Each bed has free shipping and a 120-night sleep trial. The EcoCloud carries a lifetime limited warranty, while the EcoSleep’s is 10 years.

What Customers Are Saying 

Customer reviews give both the EcoCloud and EcoSleep high marks for comfort, sustainability, and durability. People who own the EcoSleep report that it offers excellent pressure relief, especially when side sleeping. Owners also reported that the EcoSleep feels plush without sacrificing support. EcoCloud owners like how breathable their bed is and many reviews mention how cool it sleeps. Customers also remark that the coil system makes the bed feel exceptionally stable and supportive. 

Consider your body weight, favorite sleeping position, and budget when choosing between these two beds.

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