Sweet Night Twilight Mattress Review

The Twilight isolates a moderate amount of motion compared to other hybrid models. Its foam comfort layers and polyfoam transition layer absorb minor vibrations and dampen more significant movement, so you shouldn’t notice every time your partner moves during the night.

Since the coil layer gives the bed bounce, it could lead to some motion transfer. Each coil is individually wrapped, which helps limit the spread of vibrations. However, you still may feel slight movement when your partner rolls over or gets in or out of bed.

Like many hybrid models with a medium firm feel, the Twilight performs well in terms of pressure relief. Its polyfoam and memory foam comfort layers mold to the sleeper’s body to evenly distribute their weight.

The polyfoam transition layer reduces the likelihood that sleepers will sink in against the firmer coil core. Since the coils move independently, they can also provide support without excessive pressure to accommodate different body types and sleep positions.

The extent to which the Twilight relieves pressure will depend on the sleeper’s body type and preferred sleep position. Most individuals who weigh under 230 pounds should benefit from the contouring layers regardless of their sleep position, and side sleepers who weigh over 230 may also feel minimal pressure around their hips and shoulders.

Hybrid models are often popular with hot sleepers because of their breathable designs. The hybrid construction of the Twilight offers temperature-regulating properties.

The foam comfort layers conform closely to the body, which may cause some heat retention. The gel infusion in the second layer is intended to reduce overheating by transferring warmth away from the body. The ventilated polyfoam transition layer is also designed for breathability. Additionally, air can circulate through the cotton cover and between the coils in the core to dissipate heat.

When you sit or sleep near the perimeter of a mattress, that area compresses, which can make it feel unstable. This may limit the usable sleeping area and make it harder to get in and out of bed. Hybrid models often have reinforcements in their coil cores that make their edges feel more secure than all-foam models.

While the Twilight’s perimeter isn’t as supportive as some hybrid models, the sturdy coil core limits sinkage around the edge. Most sleepers should be able to use the full mattress surface without limiting their movements, but some larger individuals may experience more sagging around the perimeter.

Many hybrid models are easy to move around on because of their springy coil cores, and the Twilight Mattress excels in this performance category.

Memory foam can feel slightly restrictive to some individuals, but this effect is limited since it is in the second layer of the mattress. The top layer of polyfoam does not hug the body as closely as memory foam, and those who weigh under 230 pounds shouldn’t sink in enough to feel trapped by the mattress.

Additionally, the responsive polyfoam transition layer and bouncy coil core limit sinkage and respond quickly to changes in pressure to make movement easier.

Since hybrid models typically have more bounce than all-foam mattresses, they’re usually more conducive to sex. The Twilight earns high marks in this category, though some couples may prefer a firmer model.

Due to its coil core, the Twilight has the springiness couples typically prefer for sex. Its foam comfort layers moderately contour to add traction, and its edge support should allow couples to use the majority of the surface.

However, while the bed is usually easy for individuals to move around on, couples may sink in more than ideal. This may make it more difficult to change positions. Additionally, the coils could creak over time, making activity on the mattress less discreet.

Off-gassing odors are common in mattresses with synthetic foam, and they can linger in the bed when it ships compressed. Experts generally consider most off-gassing to be harmless, but some individuals may dislike the smell.

Sweet Night uses CertiPUR-US certified foams, which means they’ve tested low in volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and are free of formaldehyde, lead, mercury, and other potentially harmful substances.

Sweet Night recommends you give your new mattress 72 hours to air out and expand. Most smells should dissipate during this time.