The Newentor Hybrid has a fixed firmness level, whereas the Hesperis’s is adjustable. Here’s more on the firmness, feel, and support of each bed.
Newentor Hesperis
The Newentor Hesperis mattress lets you adjust its firmness levels; you can choose between medium, medium-firm, and firm options. You can adjust the firmness level by swapping your mattress layers around. In general, medium-firm is best for side sleepers, and the firm is ideal for front sleepers that prefer more support. However, how ‘firm’ a mattress feels depends on not just your sleeping position, but your body type, weight, and individual preferences too. So, it’s worth trying the Hesperis’s different firmness levels out till you’re comfortable. Since the Hesperis is an all-foam mattress, it contours very nicely to your body, keeping you in place during sleep. It also minimizes motion transfer, making it an excellent choice for couples.
Newentor Hybrid
Unlike the Newentor Hesperis, the Newentor Hybrid has a fixed firmness level. For sleepers with average body weight, it feels “medium-firm” – I’d rate it as 7.5/10 on the firmness scale. Medium-firm suits most sleepers in general, and the mattress’s zoned support does a great job of providing relief to your pressure points. When you turn on the mattress, the pocket springs adjust almost immediately, so you won’t feel uncomfortable if you toss and turn a bit. It doesn’t reduce motion transfer as much as the Hesperis does, but it offers decent sinkage, so it keeps you in place. The Newentor Hybrid is also more breathable than the Hesperis, so it sleeps cooler, making it a good choice for hot sleepers.
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