Nectar Classic

A supportive, fairly firm and cool-sleeping memory foam bed that suits back and stomach sleepers and hot sleepers, but its edges and limited contouring make it a poor choice for lightweight side sleepers, joint-pain sufferers and people with limited mobility.

A plush yet supportive, affordable hybrid with a slow-sinking memory foam feel that excels for back sleepers and hot sleepers, though it is too soft for stomach sleepers and has mediocre edge support.

A firm, supportive all-foam mattress with excellent edge support and good value that suits back and stomach sleepers, but it lacks pressure relief for side sleepers and runs warm for hot sleepers.

~8.5/10

The reviewer found the Nectar Classic to be the best mattress under $1,000 that they've tested, praising its comfort, motion isolation, edge support and long trial and warranty, with heat retention as the main weakness.

A medium-firm all-foam mattress with a classic slow, hugging memory foam feel and excellent motion isolation, but held back by weak durability, poor responsiveness, mediocre edge support, and only decent cooling.

This review covers the coil-based Classic Hybrid version of the Nectar Classic. The testers found it a well-balanced, medium-firm bed with strong edge support and motion isolation, and they consider it a good value for most sleepers, though not for light side sleepers or hot sleepers.

The page confirms Consumer Reports lab-tested the queen Nectar Classic Foam (about 11.6 inches thick, shipped in a box), but the actual ratings and conclusions are hidden behind a membership paywall, so no overall judgment can be drawn.