PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Mattress Review

Dunlop latex doesn’t conform as closely as memory foam, so it won’t be able to absorb as much motion as an all-foam mattress. Motion transfer will be more pronounced in the firm model, which has a slightly more responsive surface.

The individually wrapped coils in the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss mattress move independently of each other, which helps prevent some motion transfer. This reduces disruptions to your partner and is helpful when sharing the bed. That said, even the best pocketed coils will transfer more motion than a solid foam base.

The PlushBeds Luxury Bliss isolates motion on par with most hybrid models and it should be suitable for the needs of most couples, but very sensitive sleepers may prefer an all-foam mattress.

The PlushBeds Luxury Bliss provides average pressure relief, which is typical of a latex hybrid mattress.

The surface of the mattress contours slightly to the sleeper’s body, reducing pressure points in most sleepers. In the support core, the pocketed coils flex to accommodate the curves of heavier body parts such as the hips.

Since it’s a little on the firmer side and doesn’t conform as closely as some other mattresses, side sleepers under 130 pounds may experience some pressure build-up in the hips and shoulders when sleeping on the firm model. In turn, stomach sleepers over 230 pounds may experience added pressure in the neck and back when sleeping on the medium model, as this firmness allows for more sinkage in the hips.

Medium: 3/5, Med-Firm: 4/5

Breathable materials in the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss help maintain temperature neutrality through the night. This above-average temperature regulation is to be expected from a latex hybrid mattress.

Body heat is initially dispersed through the breathable cotton and moisture-wicking wool layer. Since sleepers mostly sleep “on” and not “in” this mattress, body heat won’t get trapped around the sleeper. This is especially true of the firm version.

Latex is naturally breathable and the latex used in the comfort layer is aerated, allowing for heat to filter through. Finally, the pocketed coils allow plenty of room for airflow, eliminating most heat retention. If you tend to sleep hot then the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss is a very attractive choice.

Medium: 3/5, Med-Firm: 4/5

Like many hybrid mattresses, the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss features a sturdy perimeter that allows full use of the mattress surface from edge to edge.

The mattress accomplishes this with a higher coil count around the perimeter, helping reinforce the edges to minimize compression when weight is applied. This means most people should be able to sleep near the edge of the bed, and even sit on the edge of the bed, without feeling like they are falling off the mattress.

Good edge support is essential when sharing the bed, especially in smaller mattresses. Mattresses with poor edge support force each partner towards the middle, whereas strong edges allow each partner to use their entire half of the bed.

People who weigh more than 230 pounds or those who often sit on the edge of the bed may prefer the firm version, which has a firmer edge than the medium model.

Both the medium and firm Luxury Bliss mattresses feature a quick response to pressure that facilitates movement on top of the bed.

Because latex offers minimal conforming, it doesn’t inhibit movement like a plusher foam mattress would. The firm version conforms less and will provide even less resistance. In both models, the coils add some bounce that makes it easier to change sleeping positions or get in and out of bed.

Since the bed offers ease of movement and rates highly for almost all body types and sleeping positions, it is a solid choice for combination sleepers.

When it comes to sex, the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss ticks all the boxes. The bed has the bouncy, responsive surface that most couples prefer, and the reinforced edges allow couples to use the full gamut of positions. There’s no need to worry about heat retention, as the mattress has very good airflow.

The only downside is the noise. The coils are individually wrapped so they won’t produce noise to the extent of a traditional innerspring, but some couples may find the mattress is not as discreet as they would have hoped.

The PlushBeds Luxury Bliss does not contain any polyurethane foams or synthetic adhesives and will not off-gas in the traditional sense. Some customers may notice a faint rubbery smell from the latex, but this is not bothersome and should dissipate fairly quickly through the coil layer.

The mattress holds Greenguard Gold and Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certifications, which guarantee it to be low in chemical emissions and free of substances that are harmful to humans.