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“The sturdy feel of the reinforced quantum edge pocketed coils came through. Superior motion isolation ensures any nighttime position changes don't interfere with your own sleep. It is pricier than some similarly constructed hybrids, but regular sales can help you slash those costs.”
“I loved how soft it felt, but would agree that it sometimes felt like it was sinking/sagging instead of just soft . I am about 130 pounds and 5’4. I did love the mattress, but it was a bit too soft.”
“It’s been about 2 months now. We are mainly side sleepers, both average height and weight. She’s really enjoys the mattress, but I’m waking up in pain, tossing and turning from pressure point aches. I wanted to enjoy this mattress, but so far not a big fan.”
“YES, I had this early on. It's not uncommon with this bed. I had to use my own topper for a month and walk on the top of the mattress until I could comfortably take the topper off. Now, it's a lot better.”
“Support on the Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Cooling is outstanding. The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Cooling has outstanding cooling. The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Cooling has excellent sitting edge support. The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Cooling has a low level of motion transfer.”
“that was one of the biggest disappointments to me about the aurora, the lack of change in temperature.”
“I returned the mattress after having the same experience as you.”
“It's very comfortable otherwise, but if it's causing me shoulder pain, I'm not sure what to do about it to help.”
“We rated it 7.5 out of 10 on our firmness guide. The industry standard is 6.5/10, so the Aurora Luxe really does sleep firm. My spine felt supported and held in a comfortable neutral position. The cover feels crisp and slippery. The Aurora Luxe earned an impressive 4.4/5 based on three tests.”
“I (140 lb side sleeper) was not impressed in the least. I tried really hard to like it, but it felt no different than my generic pillow top and spring mattress I'm looking to replace. Actually, my 10 year old mattress felt better. I didn't feel "held," it was soft in the sense that it sank, but it felt cheap and a bit bouncy if that makes sense.”
“It can take up to 35 minutes of you lying in bed before it stops feeling cool. The mattress will support people who find themselves sleeping along the edges. It doesn't isolate motion very well for co-sleepers. It's a luxury mattress with a premium construction, so it's not the best budget pick.”
“When lying near the edge, I felt secure, which is great news for those who want more usable surface space. The Aurora Luxe has average motion isolation, given how bouncy the mattress is. For those who want a premium mattress without the premium price tag, the Aurora Luxe may be right up your alley.”
“Sturdy coils along the sides prevent significant compression, so our testers could sit or lie near the edge of the mattress without feeling unstable. Because of its thick foam comfort system, the Aurora Luxe doesn't transfer much motion across the bed. The Aurora Luxe's price is on par with other hybrids on the market.”
“The aurora is nice so far, it's only been about a month.”
“We love it! Consistently great sleep from someone who has struggled before – quite the upgrade from our previous mattress :) I do notice *slight* caving the at center of the mattress with both of us in it (we went with a queen) but I would say like 5%. Overall plush with the pillow top, but the medium was firm enough for combination slide / back / stomach sl”