Eve Vs. Emma Mattress - Comparing Brands (Coupons) (2024)

I have reviewed several brands of the rapidly trending bed-in-a-box products sold through the online outlets, and I feel that it’s due time for in-depth comparisons. I recently reviewed both Emma and Eve mattresses on separate occasions, and the reviews presented a rich source of information for satisfactorily addressing all your sleeping preferences.

Inside the review, I will compare the various performances features and the structural make-up of the two brands (Eve/Emma) and objectively discuss the different sleeping preferences each best suits.

Here is a brief overview for you.

Also, I have reviewed each brand individually:

• Eve
• Emma

Eve or Emma – Which is Better?

Eve

• Eve features a plush all-foam structure with medium firmness level with minimized motion transfer and bounciness.
• The structure provides optimum balance between coziness and support, as the core delivers a medium pushback for accommodating all the pressure points while maintaining the correct amount of firmness for proper back comfort and spinal alignment.

Emma

• Emma features a hybrid structure in which a layer of micro coils is sandwiched between layers of foam to achieve a medium firm sleeping surface with an increased amount of bounciness.
• It gives a medium firm surface that accommodates a wide range of sleeping requirements as the firmness suits the primary sleeping position with balanced support and comfort with increased bounciness from the springs.

Comparing the Materials and Layers

Eve

It was quite easy to review Eve’s international structure. The cover has a zipper which makes it easy to remove. The three-layer structure, with a height of9.5″is constructed using the best materials and is therefore quite sturdy.

• The Cover:It’s a double-knit soft elastic fabric that’s a blend of dorlastan and polyester. The pleasant to touch fabric is very efficient at removing moisture as it’s highly breathable. It possesses acute thermoregulation properties, and natural flame retardancy, avoiding the need for chemical fire retardants. For more protection and support especially when handling, it has firm side panels.
• New Gen Memory Foam Top Layer:The fabricated new-gen memory foam is extraordinarily elastic and offers excellent pressure relief. It gives a soft contouring hug feel for maximum comfort. After half an hour on the mattress, I found it to be very responsive thanks to the open-cell technology. As a result, I didn’t note heat spots or other temperature imbalances.
• Active Response Memory Support Layer:At 1-inch, this memory foam layer has a fast response for enhanced support. It has exceptionally enhanced breathability for a very satisfying and cool sleep. It inhibits heat retention and dampness for a more relaxing experience. It has dynamic support features tested to British and European standards. The enhanced and highly resilient cell structure guarantees thelongevity of the layer and structure as a whole.
• High-Density Support Foam Base Layer: Has a thickness of 5-inches and is the bottom layer. It’s unique among the reviews I’ve done because it has anti-sleep material. Inside the bottom cover, you’ll find the material which gives it stability, ensuring that you stay on the mattress. The high density makes it resilient and therefore, offers adequate support for the pressure from your weight and that of the top layers. The foam structure gives it rapid recovery and durability.

Emma

Emma features a foam and innerspring combination technology. This hybrid has a 25cm thickness and four unique layers. These layers feature specialized constituents optimized for increasing the sleeping comfort and better sleeping experience.

• The Cover:Made from pure polyester, the Emma cover is very stretchy and tightly wraps around the mattress to ensure it doesn’t bunch up when you would roll on it. The unique climate fabric portrays excellent absorbent qualities for wicking away moisture before it accumulates on your skin.
• Airgocell® Foam Comfort Layer: This is 4cm thick, hypersoft and very responsive foam. It is constructed with an open cell technology structure to facilitate maximum breathability. I noticed that it has great thermoregulation properties making it a very cooling and amazing pad. It has the right amount of sinkage which gives you fantastic relief of pressure and increases the amount of comfort you get.
• Conical Spring Layer:It comprises of 2cm distinctive micro pocket springs majorly tasked with compression support and great relief of pressure. The springs add more contouring and provide soft, precise compression support, on the regions that needed the most and much less to the ones that don’t require. I found the bounciness of the springs useful for aiding moving around on the surface including when you are getting up in the morning.
• Visco Elastic Foam Layer:Has a profile of 3cm and is made from Visco elastic foam for achieving maximum pain and great relief of pressure. It’s the fourth layer, and far from the sleeper, so I didn’t notice the conventional drawbacks of memory foams – heat retention and trapped in memory foam. It transfers the pressure from top comfort layers to the high-density base support foam.
• The Foundation:It is 16cm thick and constructed from high-density core support foam, it will give a much more deep compression and a very stable base structure. It provides sufficient counter pushback for all sizes of The thick layer maintains the shape and ensures the durability of Emma beds.

The Firmness Levels Tested

Eve

On the firmness scale, Eve has a medium firmness, rating at 6/10. As you’d expect in foam beds, there will be some hug feel but without the getting stuck feeling. Unlike foam beds, the transitional layer allows for a gradual transfer of the compression from the top layers to the base layer limiting the sinking in feel. While on the back position I recorded a 4cm deep sinkage.

The universal firmness rating makes it accommodative for sleeping on the different sleep positions. Even though I’m a stomach sleeper, I received consistent support in all the sleeping positions that I tried. Whichever posture you take you can expect to enjoy the pressure relieving benefits offered by the Eve bed.

Eve has remarkable motion transfer limiting abilities. The dense core disperses the motion vertically into the foundation and grounds it to the originating spot. I noted slight disturbance from the movement as I slept.

Emma

With a firmness rating of 6/10, I categorize Emma as having medium firmness. That’s the universally preferred firmness setting by the majority of sleepers. I experienced some good amount of sink and contouring on the high-pressure regions. This is primarily because of the memory foam and innerspring technologies merge. The dense structure will ensure that it’s resilient because it enables Emma withstands the pressure and weight for several decades.

Unlike the traditional hybrids that don’t perform well when it comes to limiting motion transfer, the Emma structure of sandwiching micro springs between the very thick foam layerslimits the transfer of motion generatedwhile on top Emma.

Do They Sleep Cool?

Eve

Sleeping hot is an issue that the Eve efficiently addresses with an elaborate array of thermoregulation features that ensure a cooling and refreshing night sleep. I didn’t notice any temperature irregularities during sleep while testing this product.

Memory has a reputation of developing hot spots and hug feel as the temperature rises when you’re sleeping. However, I did sleep cool. If you’re a warm sleeper or weigh more chances are it will offer some discomfort as you may find it sleeps warm.

Emma

The Emma mattress features extensive features to guarantee that you stay cool overnight and therefore sleeping hot won’t be a problem for you to worry about. Several thermoregulation features included in the construction design work with each other to guarantee the most cooling sleep.

The strategic positioning of this coil layer facilitates cooling by enhancing air circulation for the core, which helps maintain coolness and freshness. Within the internal structure, maximum airflow is achieved by the air channels that run across the base.

Comparing the Edge Support

Eve

Edge support is an essential factor especially if you plan on using the entire bed surface. While reviewing I find that it’s necessary that I give an idea of what you should expect. I tested sleeping at the edges on the three main sleep positions, and I had a good experience. I was quite cozy on my back as my weight was evenly spread and there was also even support. On the side, there is more compression, but the high-density base offers pushback. Sleeping on my stomach was also comfortable, as there was very little pressure and I could easily breathe.

The corners easily compressed when I firmly pressed on them as they lack elaborate reinforcement.

Emma

The Emma mattress is a hybrid meaning it offers the benefits of both foam and spring categories. The advantages of innerspring beds neutralize the foam structure cons. As foam products struggle with performance on this feature, innerspring mattresses fair well with the elaborate reinforcements along the edges.

Final Verdict

After reviewing and comparing the Eve and Emma mattresses separately, I compared their performances to give a more precise perception of which preferences they can best suit and how they compare against each other regarding both performance and structural compositions.

They both offer a medium firm sleeping surface but featuring different structural settings meeting a more extensive range of requirements through a more diverse variety. Each of their structures is designed with a specific target in mind, thus selecting materials best suitable for providing properties for addressing their sleeping requirements.