Both Simba and Nectar consistently appear in best mattress guides and have won several awards. Simba make three mattresses, whereas Nectar just make the one. You can read our in depth Simba Hybrid Mattress review and Nectar Memory Foam Mattress review where we discuss the mattresses in more detail. In this Simba vs Nectar mattress comparison article, we’re going to compare the Simba Hybrid to the Nectar mattress. We’ve done the comparison so you don’t have to!
Next up in our Simba v Nectar mattress review is a look at what the mattresses are made of. Both mattresses are 25cm deep and have five layers. Let’s look at those layers in more detail:
Both mattresses have a medium firmness rating so are easily comparable. Many bed in a box companies go for a medium firmness as it suits the widest number of sleepers. Let’s look at the pros and cons of each mattress in this department.
What else should you consider when you're looking at the Simba or Nectar mattresses? Simba offer a 200 nights trial and 10-year warranty, while Nectar offer an astonishing 365 nights trial and a lifetime warranty. Both companies will give you a full refund if you’re not satisfied and you can also apply for up to 12 months interest free credit to pay for the mattress, with free delivery to most of the UK.
Do bear in mind that as these mattresses come delivered in sealed boxes they will have a rubbery smell when first extracted. They need a good few hours in a room with the windows open before you sleep on them.
Both mattresses offer appealing factors, but here are some points to consider when deciding which best meets your requirements.
Both manufacturers make their mattresses in a range of UK sizes, with the largest for both being a UK Super King. Simba also make a small range of EU sizes. Nectar's mattress is usually cheaper than Simba's, although Simba frequently have discounts on their products.
