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Sleepers seeking a bed that prioritizes sturdy support with the slightest hint of cushioning might have met their perfect match with the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid. Its coil system and foam comfort layers caught our attention as a promising pick for sleepers who want a firmer, more supportive feel.
This mattress comes in five feel options, including Extra Firm, Firm, Medium, Plush, and Enhanced Plush. We tested the Medium model first-hand in our Charlotte, NC, sleep studio, paying close attention to its support, pressure relief, cooling, motion isolation, edge support, and overall feel.
Our certified sleep science coaches and expert testers have been reviewing mattresses and sleep products since 2014, using a proven methodology to help more than 145,000 people find the right bed. With over 500 mattresses tested, we back our recommendations with real data and hands-on experience.
We tagged in Dr. Joe Tedesco, DPT, OCS, ATC, CSCS, our chief medical product tester, who came into the studio to evaluate this mattress for us, and also consulted with Dr. Raj Dasgupta, MD, FACP, FCCP, FAASM, for additional medical insight and to ensure our recommendations align with the latest sleep science research.
Read on to see whether the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid is the best mattress for your sleep style.
Our Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Review, Summarized
My fellow mattress testers and I got hands-on with the Medium Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid and found it excelled in edge support, cooling, and motion isolation. The Perfect Sleeper is a strong contender for stomach sleepers, heavier folks, and couples; however, its less responsive surface and limited pressure relief may not suit those with sensitive joints or combination sleepers who frequently toss and turn to get comfortable at night.
The Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid (Medium) is an extra-firm hybrid mattress that impressed our testers across multiple categories. Its firm and supportive construction make it ideal for back and stomach sleeping. Couples would also benefit from this bed's above-average cooling and motion isolation. Unfortunately, its firm feel might be too rigid for sleepers with sensitive joints or those who prefer the slow-sinking feel of memory foam.
Our Review Process
At Sleepopolis, our team of certified sleep science coaches personally tests each mattress. We start by unboxing the mattress to figure out how difficult (or easy) it is to get the mattress from the box to the bed. Then, we spend time lying on the bed in different positions, taking time to assess it on our back, stomach, and side. Next, we perform our Sleepopolis tests, using specialized tools to measure qualities like motion transfer, bounce, and pressure relief. Our last step is to open up the mattress and take a look at each layer. These steps allow us to give our final verdict on each mattress.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Sleepopolis Scores
Our Scoring System
We rate each mattress on a scale from 1 to 5 to reflect its overall quality. The number is comprised of individual scores from hands-on testing of materials, firmness, pressure relief, motion transfer, cooling, responsiveness, and more. Learn more about our methodology.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Mattress Overview
During our in-house testing, we found that the Medium version of the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid stood out in the edge support, cooling, and motion isolation categories. Its firmer-than-average surface makes it a great fit for stomach sleepers and heavier bodies, while its motion-dampening ability should appeal to couples and folks who share their bed with a restless pet. That said, the Serta Perfect Sleeper X mattress is unlikely to be the best fit for lightweight sleepers and side sleepers, especially if they have sensitive joints or chronic pain.
Who I Recommend the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid For
- Stomach sleepers should find this mattress supportive enough to maintain neutral spinal alignment.
- Couples, especially those with restless partners, should appreciate the Serta Perfect Sleeper X’s superior motion isolation.
- Sleepers with bigger bodies should find that this mattress offers adequate support.
Who I Don’t Recommend the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid For
- Despite its firmer surface and pocketed coils, combination sleepers might find it surprisingly difficult to move around on.
- This mattress is likely too firm for lightweight sleepers and those with hip pain.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Mattress Review Video
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Comparison
- Nectar Premier Hybrid – Gentle support for side sleepers
- Saatva Classic – Dual-coil support
- Serta Perfect Sleeper Innerspring Mattress – Firm innerspring alternative
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| Rating | ||||
| Firmness | Firm: 8/10 | Medium-Soft: 6/10 | Multiple Firmness Options | Firm: 7.5/10 |
| Material | Hybrid | Hybrid | Innerspring | Innerspring |
| Cooling | — | — | — | — |
| Best For | Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Seniors, Couples | Side Sleepers, Back Sleepers, Back Pain, Couples | Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Hot Sleepers, Back Pain, Seniors | Couples, Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Side Sleepers |
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Value
At $1,699 for a queen-size mattress, the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid delivers a durable, supportive, and comfortable sleep experience. During testing, we found that it punches above its price point in the cooling, edge support, and motion isolation categories. Based on our assessment of its materials, we also believe the Perfect Sleeper’s innerspring coils and firmer surface should resist sagging for at least 10 years.
Overall, if you’re in the market for an extra-firm, supportive mattress that will maintain its shape for years to come, you would be hard-pressed to find anything like the Perfect Sleeper X in this price range.
What Is the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Made Of?
The Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid is 13 inches tall and contains multiple layers of memory foam atop an innerspring coil base for cushioning and zoned support. Even with the layers of memory foam toward the top, this mattress is still on the firmer side. Learn more about each of these layers below.
Cover – The first layer of this mattress is a colorful, memory foam cover that sinks in slightly when you press into it with your hands. Despite this, it does not feel like quicksand when lying down on it. During testing, I found it very comfortable, but I felt like I was lying on top of the mattress rather than in it. The cover also wasn’t particularly cool to the touch.
Comfort Layers – The comfort layers of the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid mattress consist of alternating memory foam layers. Each layer appears to be color-coded, presumably because some are softer than others, providing contouring for pressure-prone areas like your hips, shoulders, and lower back. That said, unless you are 230 pounds or more, you likely will not sink deep enough into this mattress to benefit from that contouring.
Support Layer – The coils in the foundation of this mattress are in a very dense encasement of memory foam. As a result, the entire mattress feels very solid, durable, and firm. Looking at the materials, I predict this mattress will hold its shape well over time.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Mattress Firmness
Speaking of dense, solid, and firm, the Medium version of the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid landed on an 8 out of 10 on our firmness scale. For reference, 6.5 out of 10, or medium-firm, is the standard for most mattress manufacturers, so this Perfect Sleeper X model is incredibly firm by comparison.
While its memory foam layers offer some give, you are unlikely to get the deep cushioning effect that you would on a traditional memory foam or hybrid mattress. This firmness is most beneficial to back sleepers, stomach sleepers, and those with larger bodies, because it provides enough lower-body lift to keep your spine in a healthy position. Side sleepers and lightweight individuals, on the other hand, may find its surface too rigid for comfort.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Mattress Performance
My fellow sleep experts and I rely on an in-depth review methodology to assess mattress performance. This methodology helps us focus on the features that are most conducive to a restful night’s sleep. Below you’ll find our test results for Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid in pressure relief, edge support, cooling, and more.
Pressure Relief
To avoid chronic pain down the line, it is important to sleep on a mattress with enough cushioning to avoid tension buildup in pressure-prone areas. The most common pressure points among sleepers are the shoulders, hips, and lower back.
To hone in on what mattresses are best at relieving pressure, we use a pressure-mapping mat to see how each mattress distributes weight in both the back- and side-sleeping positions. The mat generates a color-coded image, or pressure map, with blue and green zones indicating low pressure and yellow and red areas showing high pressure. We use these maps to predict if the model will reduce tension for different body types and sleep positions.
The map also displays the average PSI (pressure per square inch) in both positions. The average PSI measurements for side sleeping and back sleeping are 14.58 and 12.43, respectively. Any number lower than those generally points to superior pressure relief.
During this test, the mat calculated a PSI of 11.81 for side-sleeping and 9.0 for back-sleeping for our average-weight tester on the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid. Our lightweight tester, Riley Otis, measured an average PSI of 10.17 for side sleeping and 8.57 for back sleeping. The side-sleeping results are particularly impressive because most sleepers report pressure buildup on firmer surfaces while lying in this position.
The back-sleeping PSI measurements were also positive. In general, back sleepers experience pressure relief on mattresses that are firm enough to lift their lower bodies and keep their spines in a neutral position.
Our chief medical product tester, Dr. Joe Tedesco, concurred that the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid was a better fit for back sleepers overall.
“On my back, I feel that the heavy parts of my body sink in significantly, like my hips and torso,” said Dr. Tedesco. “I like how my neck sinks into it. I don’t think I would need a very large pillow, so that’s a plus for back sleepers.”
Based on these results, this mattress could work for side sleepers who prefer a firmer sleep surface. That said, if you have existing shoulder or hip pain, I might recommend one of our best soft mattress picks or best mattresses for side sleepers instead.
Motion Isolation
Perhaps the most important category for couples and those who share a bed with their fur baby, motion isolation refers to how well a mattress dampens motion and keeps it on one side of the bed. If you have a restless partner, your perfect mattress should prevent you from feeling your significant other’s tossing and turning.
We test motion isolation in two different ways: the ripple test and the partner test. The ripple test involves placing a container of water on one side of the bed and lying next to it to see if the liquid sloshes in the container or spills over.
For the partner test, one tester lies blindfolded on one side of the mattress while another gets in and out of bed and tosses and turns next to them. The blindfolded tester raises their hand every time they feel a disturbance.
The Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid performed surprisingly well in these tests, earning a 4.3 out of 5 overall in the motion isolation category.
Ripple test: During the ripple test, I only noticed a very slight disturbance when getting in and out of bed. Aside from that, the water in the container was virtually still.
Partner test: Its performance on this test was almost perfect. I could only notice my testing partner, Sosha Lewis, moving around next to me once or twice. I couldn’t detect her getting in and out of bed, and could only feel her change positions very slightly.
Responsiveness
Responsiveness refers to how quickly a mattress snaps back into its original shape after adding and removing weight or changing positions on it. A responsive mattress is easy to move on, which is essential for combination sleepers, or those who frequently change sleeping positions to get comfortable.
Innerspring and hybrid mattresses are typically more responsive than memory foam mattresses, thanks to the springy individually wrapped coils in their construction.
While the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid is mostly easy to maneuver on, my fellow testers and I found that it wasn’t as responsive as other hybrid models. Its thick memory foam layers prevent the “bounce” from the coils from shining. We agreed on a responsiveness rating of 3.5 out of 5, which is about average.
Switch test: During the switch test, I lie on the bed and note how difficult it is to reposition. Overall, I found that it was surprisingly unresponsive for a mattress with innerspring coils. It isn’t super challenging because it’s very firm and you don’t sink in much, which means you don’t have to exert much effort to change. However, it’s not very bouncy since the springs are encased and buried under layers of dense foam. If you only adjust yourself a few times at night, I don’t think you’ll have any problems, but people who constantly shift positions might need something snappier.
Sinkage test: The sinkage test involves placing a 53-pound kettlebell on the mattress and using a ruler to measure the sinkage. During this test, I measured 3.5 inches of sinkage on this mattress, which placed it in the moderate sinkage category. For reference, light sinkage is up to 2.5 inches, moderate sinkage ranges from 2.6 to 4 inches, and deep sinkage is 4.1 inches or more.
Contrary to what the kettlebell suggests, I think the only sleepers who will sink in this much are those weighing over 230 pounds. While lying on this mattress myself, I barely sank into its layers, even in areas where I apply more weight (shoulders and hips).
Bounce test: For this test, a tester climbs a ladder 6 feet above the mattress and drops a 25-pound steel ball. A yardstick on the wall helps us measure how high the ball bounces and determine how responsive the mattress is.
Surprisingly, the ball bounced 26 inches on this innerspring Serta mattress. These results put it in our “high bounce” category, beating the average of 16.3 inches by just over 10 inches. For reference, high bounce is anything above 18”.
Again, these results aren’t the most accurate representation of the Serta Perfect Sleeper X’s responsiveness. While it isn’t too challenging to move around on this model, it’s not something that I would consider “highly” bouncy.
Cooling
Our cooling category is mostly self-explanatory; to see how effectively a mattress regulates temperature, we rely on a feel test and a thermal gun. As the name of the feel test suggests, a mattress tester uses their hands to feel the mattress surface and see if it feels cool to the touch.
For a more objective result, we use a thermal gun to measure the surface temperature before and after lying on it for five minutes. Generally, any reading below 5 degrees is exceptional, and anything under 10 is good.
The Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid earned an impressive 4 out of 5 in this category.
Feel test: The Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid didn’t feel particularly cool to the touch initially, and I could feel its surface warm up beneath me slightly when I lay on it.
Thermal gun test: After lying on it for 5 minutes, it only increased by 6.4 degrees, which is impressive for a mattress with no special cool-to-the-touch cover for heat dissipation. I could see the top layer getting more cozy, but I don’t think heat will be an issue for most sleepers. If you struggle with waking up covered in sweat, I might get something with specialized cooling technology (like a Tencel cooling cover).
Edge Support
Edge support refers to how well a mattress maintains its shape and stability around the perimeter, including the sides and corners, when someone sits or lies near the edge.
Strong edge support is especially important for couples, heavier sleepers, and people with mobility challenges. A mattress with reinforced edges lets you use the full sleep surface without feeling like you might roll off, while also providing a stable place to sit or push off from when getting in and out of bed.
I gave the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid a perfect 5-star score in this category.
Tape measure test: Our testers place weights directly onto the edge of the mattress and measure how much the bed sinks under each load. We repeat this process three times with increasing weight loads: 99 pounds, 154 pounds, and 198 pounds. The testers then record the level of sinkage under each stack of weight using a tape measure.
This tape measure test evaluates how well the mattress supports weight along its perimeter. The 99-pound stack represents lightweight sleepers, the 154-pound stack represents average-weight sleepers, and the 198-pound stack represents heavyweight sleepers. The Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid mattress sank by 1, 2.5, and 3 inches, respectively.
Using these results as a guide, most sleepers will perceive this as an ultra-firm mattress without much give.
Seated test: During testing, I sat on the corners and sides of the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid mattress. I sat down and stood up multiple times to see how easy it was to get in and out of bed, and to assess how secure it was to sit on the bed.
The sides and corners of this bed barely budged when I sat down on them. I didn’t need to use my hands to push myself back up while getting up from this mattress, but if you are someone who does, you shouldn’t have to put much elbow grease into standing up in the morning on this bed.
Full body test: Finally, I lay on the perimeter of the mattress to see if I could comfortably rest without fear of falling off the bed. My experience lying down on the side of the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid was about the same as sitting on it.
I found that this mattress was ultra-supportive and firm at any point. On the perimeter of the mattress, I had no trouble moving around or lying down in any position. You can lie down on the very edge of the mattress without feeling unstable.
Performance for Couples
Thanks to its strong motion isolation, cooling, and edge support, the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid should be a great fit for many couples. On this mattress, you shouldn’t have to worry about movement disturbing you or your partner. Plus, you can cozy up to one another without overheating.
Or, if you prefer to keep your distance, its supportive edges should allow you to gravitate toward your respective sides of the bed without issue.
Other Performance Factors to Consider
Aside from the core features we test on every mattress, there are a few factors worth considering before you settle on a bed. Read more about them below.
Sex
To calculate the sex score of the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid, we averaged the edge support, responsiveness (ease of movement), and cooling scores to get a rating of 4.2 out of 5. For most sexually active couples, this bed should perform just fine. The only factor that brought its score down was its average responsiveness score. Still, most couples should find it easy to move around on this during intimate moments.
Noise
I didn’t notice a peep from this mattress during testing. The springs didn’t creak and the foam didn’t sigh.
Durability
Dr. Raj Dasgupta, one of our medical advisors, considers edge support one of the most important indicators of a mattress’s long-term durability. According to him, mattresses with reinforced edges and a sturdy support core are generally less prone to sagging and structural breakdown over time.
When considering the exceptional edge support and firmer-than-average construction of the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid, I would have no problem recommending it to folks seeking a mattress that will maintain its performance for years to come.
Serta also backs the mattress with a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year limited warranty, offering added peace of mind that manufacturing defects and premature sagging are covered.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Performance Scores
| Test | Product Score | Average Score |
| Firmness | 8 | 6.7 |
| Pressure Relief Side | 3.3 | 3.5 |
| Back Pressure Relief | 3.8 | 4 |
| Motion Isolation | 4.3 | 4 |
| Responsiveness | 3.5 | 4.1 |
| Cooling | 4 | 3.9 |
| Edge Support | 5 | 4 |
| Bounce Height | 26″ | 16.3” |
| Sinkage | 3.5″ | 3.7” |
| Sex Score | 4.2 | 4 |
| Noise | 5 | 4.5 |
| Trial Period | 3.5 | 4.2 |
| Warranty | 3.5 | 4.6 |
| Unboxing/Moving | 5 | 4.4 |
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Sleeping Position and Body Weight
Weight is one of the main factors that determines how a mattress feels to you. For this reason, our in-house testing team consists of people of various shapes and sizes. Generally speaking, mattresses will feel softer to sleepers with bigger bodies, as they are more likely to sink further into the layers.
According to Dr. Dasgupta, “Sleepers who weigh less than 130 pounds are likely to find a mattress more firm because they will not get as much contouring. Meanwhile, a firmer mattress might sink deeper for those who weigh 230 pounds or more, which would make it feel softer.”
Before we dive into our recommendations, though, we want to recognize that people come in all shapes and sizes, and people of every size deserve a mattress that works for their body type. We use the weight categories light, average, and heavy to more easily categorize sleepers based on how mattresses will perform for their body type, as most mattresses are designed for the group we call “average” (130 to 230 pounds).
As a general takeaway, lighter sleepers don’t require as much support as average-weight sleepers, and mattresses will tend to feel firmer to them. On the other hand, heavy sleepers tend to need more support than average-weight sleepers and sink into the mattress more. As far as sleeping positions go, side sleepers likely need a softer mattress while stomach sleepers usually need a firmer, more supportive one. Back sleepers are usually somewhere in the middle.
Is the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid a Good Mattress for Light Sleepers (Under 130 pounds)?
- Light Back Sleepers – The Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid could be a great fit for light back sleepers, especially if they prefer a firmer surface. On this mattress, their spines should stay in a healthy, neutral position.
- Light Side Sleepers – Based on our lightweight tester’s feedback, side sleepers who prefer a firmer surface might enjoy the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid. The surface layer sinks in very slightly, which might feel nice to these sleepers. That said, if you fall into this category and grapple with chronic pain, it would be beneficial to find something in the medium-soft range.
- Light Stomach Sleepers – Similar to lightweight back sleepers, stomach sleepers in this category should find that this mattress provides enough lift for lower lumbar support and pressure relief.
Is the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid a Good Mattress for Average-Weight Sleepers (130–230 pounds)?
- Average-Weight Back Sleepers – Average-weight back sleepers and those with back pain should find a lot to love about the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid. These sleepers should benefit from spinal alignment while experiencing more cushioning than lightweight sleepers in areas where they apply more weight.
- Average-Weight Side Sleepers – Similar to lightweight sleepers, side sleepers in this weight category should avoid this mattress if they have sensitive joints or chronic pain.
- Average-Weight Stomach Sleepers – Stomach sleepers in this category should feel well-supported on the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid.
Is the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid a Good Mattress for Heavy Sleepers (over 230 pounds)?
- Heavy Back Sleepers – Heavy sleepers in this category should get strong support from the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid’s sturdy hybrid construction. They are likely to sink in a bit more than lighter and average-weight sleepers, which can provide some welcome contouring.
- Heavy Side Sleepers – Heavy side sleepers should sink further into the soft cover layer than lighter sleepers, meaning it should better cradle the shoulders and hips.
- Heavy Stomach Sleepers – Heavy stomach sleepers should appreciate the mattress’s supportive feel. The robust coil system should help prevent the hips from dipping too far into the bed, encouraging better spinal alignment.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Pricing and Sizing
| Size | Price |
| Twin XL | $1099.00 |
| Full | $1249.00 |
| Queen | $1399.00 |
| King | $2099.00 |
| California King | $2099.00 |
Serta Policies
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty (you will need to use a box spring or compatible base for the warranty to be honored)
Sleep Trial Period: 100-night sleep trial
Shipping/Returns: Free shipping (except Hawaii and Alaska). California residents are eligible for free removal of their old mattress. Hassle-free return policy and full refunds within the 100-day trial.
Customer Feedback: The Perfect Sleeper Hybrid Mattress has an overall rating of 4.6 out of 5 and 221 ratings on the Serta website.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid Customer Reviews
Christopher W.
“Easily the most comfortable mattress I’ve ever owned. Provides great and restful sleep!”
Gwen S.
“No more back aches! We needed firm but wanted some cushion when you [laid] down. We got it!”
Rebecca S.
“We’ve been sleeping on this new mattress for a week now and it is wonderful. We placed an existing topper on top of it, and that made it perfect. Very happy with the purchase.”
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid vs. Similar Beds
| | | | |
| Rating | ||||
| Firmness | Firm: 8/10 | Medium-Soft: 6/10 | Multiple Firmness Options | Firm: 7.5/10 |
| Material | Hybrid | Hybrid | Innerspring | Innerspring |
| Cooling | — | — | — | — |
| Best For | Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Seniors, Couples | Side Sleepers, Back Sleepers, Back Pain, Couples | Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Hot Sleepers, Back Pain, Seniors | Couples, Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Side Sleepers |
Still on the fence about the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid? See how it compares to other popular mattresses below.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid vs Nectar Premier Hybrid
Like the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid, the Nectar Premier Hybrid is a mattress that contains both memory foam layers and innerspring coils. That said, the Premier Hybrid is softer (6.5 out of 10 on our firmness scale) than the Perfect Sleeper and leans more toward a traditional memory foam feel.
- Price: At full price, the Nectar Premier Hybrid is more expensive than the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid. That said, the Nectar often goes on sale for under $1,000.
- Sleeping position: The Serta is a better fit for back and stomach sleeping, thanks to its supportive feel. The softer surface of the Nectar Premier is a better fit for side sleepers.
- Cooling: Our testers found that the Nectar Premier Hybrid retained more body heat than the Serta.
- Body weight: Heavier sleepers will fare better on the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid, while average-weight and lightweight sleepers may find the Nectar Premier Hybrid’s medium-firm feel more favorable.
Read more in our full Nectar Premier Hybrid mattress review.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid vs Saatva Classic
The Saatva Classic is similar to the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid in firmness, landing at 7.5 out of 10 on our firmness scale, but the two mattresses differ in feel. The Saatva Classic has two layers of coils, making it feel more responsive like a traditional innerspring mattress.
- Price: Even when it’s on sale, the Saatva Classic is more expensive than the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid.
- Sleeping position: Both mattresses are better for back and stomach sleeping than they are for side sleeping. Side sleepers will need something softer to provide more cushioning for their hips and shoulders.
- Cooling: Both mattresses earned a 4 out of 5 in our cooling category during testing. The Saatva Classic may have a slight edge for hot sleepers, thanks to its ventilated dual-coil layers.
- Body weight: Both mattresses are better suited for average-weight and heavy sleepers.
Read more in our full Saatva mattress review.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid vs. Other Serta Models
Aside from its Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid model, Serta offers a slew of other hybrid, innerspring, and memory foam options. See how the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid compares to one of the brand’s other popular offerings here.
Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid vs Serta Perfect Sleeper Innerspring Mattress
The Serta Perfect Sleeper Innerspring mattress is similar to the hybrid version in firmness (7.5 out of 10 on our scale) and performance. However, there are a few notable differences, including its plush, tufted layer and responsive feel.
- Price: At under $1,000, the Perfect Sleeper Innerspring mattress is cheaper than its hybrid counterpart.
- Sleeping position: The tufted layer of the Innerspring model is softer and likely a better fit for side sleepers. However, both beds are better suited to sleeping on your back or stomach.
- Cooling: During testing, both mattresses earned a strong 4-star rating in our cooling category.
- Body weight: Both Serta models are a better fit for average-weight and bigger bodies than they are for lightweight sleepers.
Read more in our full Serta Perfect Sleeper Innerspring mattress review.
FAQs
Is the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid compatible with adjustable bases?
According to Serta, the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid works with adjustable bases. If pairing with an adjustable base not made by Serta, be sure to check with the manufacturer to ensure compatibility.
Should you get a mattress protector for the Serta Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid?
While not necessary, a mattress protector can help extend the longevity of your mattress by protecting against spills and other mishaps.
Does the Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid have a pillow top?
The Perfect Sleeper X Hybrid does not have a pillow top. However, Serta offers other models with optional pillow tops.
Does Serta offer white-glove delivery?
Serta automatically includes white-glove delivery for mattress, base, and foundation orders delivered via RXO.