Cbus Mattress Reviews

I wanted to see what happens when a local factory-direct shop gets judged the same way as big national mattress brands. Cbus Mattress sits in that category for Columbus buyers, with a small lineup that covers budget innerspring beds, mid-range hybrids, and a couple of heavier-duty options. Once I saw how they position Sunrise, Resort, Royalty, and Regis models in-store, I decided to run full cbus mattress reviews with our usual test crew.

For these Cbus Mattress models, I leaned on our core testing group again. I handled coordination and long-term comfort notes, Marcus brought the big-and-hot sleeper angle, and Mia tracked pressure relief for a lighter side sleeper frame. We rotated these mattresses through real bedrooms, stayed on each model for full weeks, swapped positions, and compared notes every few days, which created a surprisingly clear performance ladder inside this small lineup.

Product Overview

Mattress	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price	Overall Score
Sunrise Firm	Strong support, budget price, good for back and stomach positions	Feels too firm for many side sleepers; limited cushioning	Value shoppers, college setups, people who like a firm, simple feel	Queen usually in lower price tier for the lineup, with Sunrise Firm previously listed from around $397	4.2 / 5
Sunrise Pillow Top	Softer top for shoulders and hips, very approachable feel, popular with students	Edge support only average; heavier bodies compress through comfort layers faster	Side sleepers, guest rooms, lighter to average-weight sleepers wanting a plush but affordable bed	Queen usually in lower-mid price tier, with Sunrise Pillow Top previously starting around $497	4.3 / 5
Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid	Balanced support and comfort, wrapped coils, closer feel to big-brand hybrids	Not plush enough for very strict side sleepers; light bodies may feel it a bit firm	Average-weight back and combo sleepers, buyers wanting a “hotel” feel without premium pricing	Queen typically in mid-range tier at Cbus Mattress	4.4 / 5
Royalty Supreme Euro Top	Deep comfort with cooling fabric, strong support core, versatile medium-plush feel	Too tall and cushy for people who like a flat, hard surface	Side sleepers, combination sleepers, people who sleep warm but still want plush comfort	Queen lands in upper mid-range zone	4.6 / 5
Regis Nano Coil Euro Top	Very strong support with extra coil density, deep contouring, luxury feel	Higher price; some lightweight sleepers feel “lifted” rather than hugged	Heavier sleepers, couples, people who want durable support plus plush comfort	Queen usually in top pricing tier at the store	4.7 / 5

Testing Team Takeaways

From my perspective, this cbus mattress reviews project felt like watching a family tree of innerspring beds evolve. Sunrise Firm set the baseline for raw support, Sunrise Pillow Top softened that template, Resort Hybrid added more refinement, and the Royalty and Regis models pushed toward luxury. I moved in and out of each mattress across several weeks, tracked my lower-back tightness, and kept asking one question in my head: does this bed help me forget my back during the day? Royalty Supreme and Regis Nano Coil kept creeping back into my personal top slots, but each bed earned a clear role.

Marcus came at these mattresses from a very different angle. He walked into the Sunrise Firm test night already suspicious of the price tag and said, “If this thing lets my hips sink, I’m out.” On Sunrise Firm his hips stayed nicely lifted, although his shoulders felt tight whenever he rolled to his side. Once we dropped him on Resort Luxury Firm and then Regis Nano Coil Euro Top, his notes changed. He described Regis as “reset support with a cushy top, like my whole back gets re-stacked every time I lie down.” His body weight and tendency to sleep hot exposed differences in coil strength and surface temperature more than anything.

Mia approaches every new bed with her shoulders and outer hips practically on high alert. During the first night on Sunrise Firm, she rolled onto her side, paused, and said, “This kind of surface feels like the floor with a blanket.” That comment made sense under her frame, since the firm coil system and thin top did not give her much sink. She relaxed a bit on Sunrise Pillow Top but still woke with some shoulder pressure. Royalty Supreme Euro Top changed that pattern. She described the top of that mattress as a “soft pocket that lets my arm dive without crushing it,” while still feeling enough pushback under her midsection.

For heavier-weight support and pressure balance, Regis Nano Coil eventually became her “treat” mattress. Her body did not weigh enough to use the full power of the extra nano coils, yet she noticed a sort of stacked cushioning effect under her hips and knees. She told me that “this kind of layered support feels like it adjusts step by step under me,” which matched how the bed is built with a core plus mini coils. The only real complaint from her side came on Sunrise Firm, and to a lesser extent on Resort Luxury Firm, where she still felt a firm band around her shoulder area.

cbus Mattress Comparison Chart

This chart lines up the key specs and performance traits for the five Cbus Mattress models we tested, based on store descriptions and our hands-on experience.

Mattress	Firmness (1–10)	Type	Height	Materials Summary	Cooling Performance	Support	Pressure Relief	Responsiveness	Motion Isolation	Durability Outlook
Sunrise Firm	About 8 (firm)	Traditional innerspring	Around standard 10–11" range	Bonnell or continuous coil core with basic foam comfort layers and quilted top	Runs neutral to slightly warm for hot sleepers	Strong for lighter and average back or stomach sleepers, moderate for heavier users	Limited for strict side sleepers, especially at shoulders	Quick response, bouncy, easy to move on	Higher motion transfer due to basic coil design	Fair durability at the price, better for lighter bodies and guest use
Sunrise Pillow Top	About 6.5–7 (medium-firm to medium)	Innerspring with pillow top	Around 11–12"	Similar coil core to Sunrise plus taller foam pillow top	Slightly better airflow through quilted top, still not a true cooling bed	Good for average-weight sleepers in back and combo positions	Better relief for side sleepers than Sunrise Firm, still a bit firm for very light users	Lively response with some surface cushioning	Noticeable motion when partner moves, though pillow top cuts sharp jolts	Decent durability for value range, comfort layers may compress sooner for heavy users
Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid	About 7 (medium-firm)	Wrapped coil hybrid	Around 12–13"	Individually wrapped coils with multiple foam comfort layers	Cooler feel than Sunrise beds, more airflow through pocketed coils	Strong full-body support, suits a wide range of body weights	Moderate pressure relief, best for back and combo sleepers	Balanced bounce and contour, easy to rotate positions	Better motion isolation than open coils, still some bounce	Solid long-term outlook, thicker coil core and denser foams
Royalty Supreme Euro Top	About 6 (medium-plush)	Hybrid with Euro top	Around 13–14"	Wrapped coil core, thicker foam stack, plus cooling “Deep Freeze Ice” fabric cover	Noticeably cooler surface feel compared with Sunrise line	Strong underlying support with more gradual sink	High pressure relief for shoulders and hips, works for most side sleepers	Responsive for a plush bed, mild “sink then stop” feel	Good isolation for couples, some gentle bounce remains	Very good durability due to thicker build and stronger support unit
Regis Nano Coil Euro Top	About 6.5 (supportive medium-plush)	Hybrid with nano coil comfort layers	Around 13–14"	Support coil core plus additional nano coil layer, stacked foams, Euro top	Stays relatively neutral to slightly cool under most conditions	Very high support for heavier sleepers because of extra coil count	Deep yet controlled pressure relief, especially for larger bodies	Quick rebound from coils, easy to move despite depth	Strong isolation for a coil bed; some vibrations still present at edges	High durability outlook from coil density and construction focus on support

What We Tested and How We Tested It

Our process for these cbus mattress reviews followed the same basic structure we use with national brands. Each mattress went into an actual bedroom, stayed there for at least seven nights, and rotated through our testers. We kept sleep diaries that recorded comfort during the night and how our bodies felt during the day, with special attention to backs, shoulders, and hips.

Support and spinal alignment sat at the top of our criteria list. I checked how my lower back felt during the last hour of the night and in the first hour after getting up. Marcus focused on hip alignment in back and stomach positions, while Mia tracked whether her neck and shoulders stayed level during side sleeping. When any of us felt a sagging or bowing sensation, that went straight into the score sheet for support.

Pressure relief came next. Mia lay on her side for extended stretches and flagged any sharp pressure points in shoulders, outer hips, or knees. I backed her observations with my own side-sleep trials, even though I am less sensitive there. For each mattress, we noted how long it took for tingling or numbness to show up, if it showed up at all, and how quickly that feeling faded after changing positions.

Cooling and temperature were measured in a practical way. Marcus and I are the warmest sleepers in the group, so we drew the late-night shifts without fans. We watched for sweating, clammy fabric, or the urge to flip the covers off. When the Deep Freeze fabric on Royalty Supreme or the additional airflow from nano coils on Regis made a difference in those moments, we logged that under cooling performance.

For responsiveness and motion isolation, we used body-weight tests instead of lab gadgets. I rolled from back to side to stomach in a fixed sequence while counting seconds, timed how long it took to feel “settled,” and watched how many micro-adjustments my body needed after the initial roll. For motion isolation, Marcus walked around the bed frame, dropped onto the surface, and I tried to stay asleep or at least stay relaxed while he moved. The amount of disturbance I felt depended heavily on the coil system and pillow top thickness.

Edge support and durability projections came from stacked tests. We sat on the edges to lace shoes, lay right up near the border for full nights, and measured how compressed the edge foam looked in the morning. Durability scores combined that edge behavior, visible impressions in the top quilting, and how much the feel of the mattress changed after a full testing cycle.

Finally, value scores merged price information, construction details, and our performance notes. Sunrise models received credit for strong performance at budget-friendly price points. Royalty Supreme and Regis Nano Coil carried higher prices but also provided higher support and comfort scores for demanding sleepers, especially under heavier bodies.

cbus Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Sunrise Firm – cbus Mattress Budget Back-Sleeper Anchor

Our Testing Experience

Sunrise Firm felt like the bed Cbus Mattress uses as a baseline for everything else. In my mind, this mattress set the floor for support inside their lineup. I started on my back that first night and felt the coil system push up against my hips and lower back without any real give. My spine felt straight, maybe a touch arched, but that extra lift actually eased some of the tightness I often carry after long laptop sessions.

Rolling to my side created a different picture. My shoulder hovered rather than sinking, and after ten or fifteen minutes I felt that familiar buzzing in my arm. I kept telling myself, “This kind of bed just does not care about side sleepers,” which matched Mia’s reaction almost perfectly. She lasted even less time on her side before flipping to her back and staring at the ceiling.

From Marcus’s perspective, Sunrise Firm delivered what the name promised. He dropped on his back, settled, and said, “My hips stay up on this one; I don’t feel that hammock sag at all.” That comment matters under his 230-pound frame, especially in stomach position. In that posture, his hips often dive on softer beds, yet this mattress kept his weight distributed more across the torso. He did wake feeling a little tight through his shoulders, which showed up in our pressure-relief scores.

Movement on Sunrise Firm felt easy. The coil system pushed back quickly, and I never felt stuck or slowed down while rolling from side to back. Motion, however, traveled across the surface. When Marcus changed positions during one of our shared tests, the wave of movement crossed the mattress and bounced me slightly. Under those circumstances, this model felt better suited to solo sleepers or couples who do not move much.

Sunrise Firm fits budget shoppers who want straightforward support and who sleep mostly on their backs or stomachs. Under those conditions, the mattress carries its weight very well, especially considering that Sunrise Firm has been advertised at Cbus Mattress with queen sets starting around $397.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong, even support for back and stomach sleepers	Feels too hard for most side sleepers
Budget-friendly pricing within the Cbus lineup	Noticeable motion transfer between partners
Simple, durable coil feel that resists sagging at lighter weights	Limited pressure relief at shoulders and hips
Easy to move on due to bouncy response	Cooling feels only average for hot sleepers

Details

• Price: historically positioned as one of the lowest-cost Cbus Mattress models, with queen sets previously starting near $397
• Firmness: about 8 out of 10, clearly firm
• Sizes: typically stocked in twin, full, queen, and king at the store
• Type: traditional innerspring using a basic coil unit with foam comfort layers
• Profile height: around the standard 10–11 inches
• Cover: quilted fabric with modest cushioning, classic tight-top look
• Cooling: neutral temperature for many sleepers; warm sleepers may notice retained heat in heavy bedding
• Pressure relief: limited for strict side sleepers, better for back and stomach positions
• Responsiveness: quick bounce, easy repositioning without stuck feeling
• Motion isolation: modest; movement from one side carries to the other
• Edge support: fairly strong for the price, with modest sink when sitting
• Durability: suitable for lighter and average-weight sleepers, guest rooms, and student setups
• Shipping / delivery: usually delivered locally from the Columbus showroom, with same-day delivery often available in the area
• Trial: covered under the store’s 120-night comfort guarantee when guidelines are followed
• Warranty: tied to the manufacturer warranty period, with Cbus assisting customers through the process

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.5	Strong lift under hips and lower back for back and stomach sleepers, even at Marcus’s weight
Pressure Relief	3.3	Shoulders and hips feel exposed in side-sleep; Mia reported quick discomfort on her lighter frame
Cooling	3.5	Temperature stays manageable for average sleepers, but Marcus felt warmth during longer nights
Motion Isolation	3.2	Traditional coil design passes noticeable movement across the bed
Responsiveness	4.7	Very easy to move, roll, or get up; bouncy top helps repositioning
Edge Support	4.3	Sitting and lying near the edge feels secure for the price tier
Durability	4.0	Construction suits guest rooms and lighter bodies for multi-year use
Value	4.6	Price-to-performance ratio looks strong for firm-mattress fans
Overall Score	4.2	Works as a budget anchor for firmer preferences and back or stomach sleepers

Sunrise Pillow Top – cbus Mattress Campus Comfort Favorite

Our Testing Experience

Sunrise Pillow Top sits just one step above Sunrise Firm in the Cbus catalog, yet the in-bed experience feels noticeably different. When I first lay down on my back, the extra foam in the pillow top wrapped around my shoulders and upper back before the coils underneath stepped in. My lumbar area still felt supported, but the surface added a mild cradle that Sunrise Firm simply never offered.

I rolled onto my side and stayed there long enough to test the difference for real. My top shoulder sank a bit more, and that usual early tingling took longer to appear. During one of those side-sleep checks, I caught myself thinking, “This version actually lets my ribs breathe a little.” The core still felt firm, yet the padding on top gave my joints a softer landing.

Mia noticed improvement too, though not perfection. She described the experience as “enough cushion for a movie, not quite enough for my whole night.” Under her lighter frame, the pillow top still did not compress as deeply as it did under mine, which left some pressure around her shoulder and hip after a few hours. Her notes pushed our pressure-relief score up compared with Sunrise Firm, but not into true side-sleeper paradise.

Marcus tested Sunrise Pillow Top mainly from his back and stomach positions. On his back, he liked the immediate softness but felt a hint more midsection sink compared with Sunrise Firm. He described the feeling as “comfortable but closer to a hammock if I stay too long,” which reflected the extra foam allowing more gradual sink under his weight. On his stomach, that additional give showed up faster, and he preferred the firmer Sunrise base for long runs.

Motion transfer improved slightly compared with Sunrise Firm because the pillow top absorbed some vibration, yet my body still felt Marcus’s big moves during shared sessions. The mattress still belongs in the “springy and social” camp rather than the “dead calm” camp. From a cbus mattress reviews standpoint, Sunrise Pillow Top works well for students, guest rooms, and lighter sleepers who want extra comfort without jumping into higher price brackets, especially since queen sets have historically started near $497 at this store.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Softer surface with a clear comfort layer over the coils	Still too firm for many lightweight side sleepers through a full night
Better pressure relief than Sunrise Firm for average-weight users	Heavier sleepers may feel more hip sink in back and stomach positions
Attractive price point for a pillow-top design	Motion from an active partner remains noticeable
Popular choice for student and guest-room setups	Comfort layers may compress over time under heavier bodies

Details

• Price: placed as an affordable pillow-top option, with queen sets previously starting around $497 at Cbus Mattress
• Firmness: around 6.5–7 out of 10, leaning toward medium-firm with a soft surface layer
• Sizes: generally available in core sizes from twin through king
• Type: innerspring with integrated pillow top
• Profile height: around 11–12 inches
• Cover: quilted pillow-top surface with more loft than Sunrise Firm
• Cooling: slightly better airflow at the surface than the firm version, still not a specialty cooling mattress
• Pressure relief: modest to good for average-weight sleepers, moderate for lighter bodies
• Responsiveness: quick bounce with a bit of cushion delay on first contact
• Motion isolation: slightly improved over Sunrise Firm; still plenty of movement when partners shift positions
• Edge support: stable perimeter during sitting or lying, though the pillow-top edge compresses a bit
• Durability: fair to good, with top foam more likely to show early wear than the coil unit
• Delivery: local delivery in Columbus area, often same day depending on stock and scheduling
• Trial / comfort: covered under the 120-night comfort guarantee with mattress protector and other conditions in place

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.2	Coil core holds spines fairly level, though Marcus noted more hip sink than on Sunrise Firm
Pressure Relief	3.8	Extra pillow-top foam eases shoulder pressure for me; Mia still wants more plushness
Cooling	3.6	Temperature acceptable for average users, slightly warm for hot sleepers in heavy bedding
Motion Isolation	3.5	Pillow top absorbs some shake; core still sends movement across the bed
Responsiveness	4.6	Easy to move and change positions; surface recovers quickly
Edge Support	4.1	Edges feel supportive but compress a bit at the pillow top
Durability	3.9	Core should outlast comfort foams; best for moderate-weight users
Value	4.5	Strong value as an entry pillow-top option within the Cbus line
Overall Score	4.3	Ideal for budget-focused sleepers who prefer a softer top over a firm core

Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid – cbus Mattress Mid-Range Hotel-Feel Choice

Our Testing Experience

Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid carried a different personality from the moment I lay down. Under my back, the individually wrapped coils responded more separately than the open-coil Sunrise beds. My shoulders eased into the comfort layers while my hips stayed level, and the surface noise dropped. I remember thinking, “This kind of feel sits much closer to the big-brand hybrids people always ask about.”

On my side, the Resort Hybrid felt more forgiving than Sunrise Firm yet still noticeably firmer than Royalty or Regis. My shoulder slid into the comfort layers with moderate resistance, and I could stay on that side for a full TV episode without discomfort. During full-night trials, however, I still shifted to my back more frequently than on the plusher models. The mattress felt tuned for balance, not indulgence.

Marcus liked Resort Luxury Firm almost immediately. His first comment on night one summed it up: “Support is locked in, and the surface still gives me a little hug.” In stomach position, his hips did not dive, though he noticed a more subtle contour under his chest and thighs. That structure helped him wake with less lower-back tightness, which directly impacted our support score. For him, this mattress landed in the sweet spot between the unforgiving Sunrise Firm and the plusher Euro tops.

Mia’s experience with Resort Hybrid sat somewhere in the middle. She could sleep through parts of the night on her side without intense shoulder pressure, but she did not rank it as her favorite. She described it as “a firm-ish bed that respects my shoulders but still reminds me it is firm.” When she switched to her back, the mattress felt more comfortable, with the wrapped coils creating a stable, slightly buoyant platform.

Motion isolation improved notably compared with the Sunrise models. When I rolled over or sat up, Marcus did not bounce as much, and the pocketed coils cut down on that trampoline sensation. That difference marked the Resort Luxury Firm as a more couple-friendly option, especially for pairs who want some bounce but not nighttime chaos.

Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid stands out during cbus mattress reviews as a mid-range “hotel feel” mattress. It targets average-weight back and combination sleepers who want solid alignment, modest contouring, and a quieter sleep surface than basic innersprings.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Balanced support and comfort with a medium-firm hybrid feel	Still firm for strict side sleepers who need deep plush comfort
Wrapped coils reduce motion and noise compared with open coils	Lightweight sleepers may perceive the surface as a bit stiff
Strong choice for back and combination sleepers at mid-range pricing	Not the coolest mattress in hot, unventilated rooms
Better couple performance than Sunrise line	May feel somewhat plain compared with premium Euro tops

Details

• Price: positioned in the mid-range tier within the Cbus Mattress lineup
• Firmness: approximately 7 out of 10, medium-firm
• Sizes: typically available from full through king, with some stores also carrying queen as the main focus
• Type: hybrid mattress with individually wrapped coils and multiple foam comfort layers
• Height: around 12–13 inches
• Cover: smooth, slightly padded fabric with modest quilting
• Cooling: better airflow than traditional coils because of pocketed design; not a dedicated cooling mattress
• Pressure relief: adequate for back sleepers, moderate for side sleepers; better than Sunrise Firm for shoulders
• Responsiveness: coils provide quick rebound with a hint of contour delay from foams
• Motion isolation: noticeably improved over Sunrise; partners still feel large movements, less of the small ones
• Edge support: firm perimeter, comfortable for sitting and lying near edges
• Durability: strong core construction supports regular use for average and heavier bodies
• Delivery: local delivery options from Cbus Mattress, with many customers receiving relatively fast service
• Trial and comfort policy: falls under the 120-night comfort guarantee with one exchange option when guidelines are met

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.6	Spine alignment stayed consistent for me and for Marcus in back and stomach positions
Pressure Relief	4.0	Enough cushion for many side sleepers, still on the firmer side for Mia’s lighter frame
Cooling	3.9	Pocketed coils allowed more airflow; Marcus still noticed some warmth during long hot nights
Motion Isolation	4.1	Wrapped coils reduced partner disturbance compared with Sunrise beds
Responsiveness	4.5	Easy to move on, with quick coil rebound and moderate foam contour
Edge Support	4.4	Perimeter held up well under sitting and sleeping use
Durability	4.4	Construction and hybrid design point to solid long-term performance
Value	4.4	Mid-range price delivers hybrid feel similar to more expensive national brands
Overall Score	4.4	Great fit for average-weight back and combo sleepers wanting a supportive hybrid feel

Royalty Supreme Euro Top – cbus Mattress Cooling Plush All-Rounder

Our Testing Experience

Royalty Supreme Euro Top arrived with a different vibe before I even lay down. The mattress looked thicker, the Euro top cleaner than a floppy pillow top, and the cover carried that cooling “Deep Freeze Ice” branding that Cbus Mattress emphasizes. When I stretched out on my back, a slow contour started at my shoulders, wrapped around my mid-back, and then stopped before over-sinking my hips.

I noticed the cooling fabric most during those first few minutes under the covers. My skin felt slightly cooler where it touched the surface, which helped during a late-night test without a fan. Marcus spent one of his hot-sleeper nights on this mattress and simply muttered, “This top actually feels cold for a second,” as he settled. That cool sensation faded after a while but kept the bed from developing that heavy warmth some thick Euro tops carry.

On my side, Royalty Supreme Euro Top finally gave my shoulders and hips the space they wanted. I could feel the top quilting and foam compress gradually rather than all at once. After a long stretch on my right side, my shoulder felt cushioned but still connected to a firm base. I wrote in my notes that night, “This bed feels like it lets me sink in layers instead of all at once.” That pattern lined up with Mia’s impressions almost perfectly.

Mia claimed this mattress early as her favorite within the lineup. She curled into her usual side-sleep position, pulled the blanket up, and did not say much for a while. In the morning, she described the experience as “the first Cbus bed where my shoulder felt off the hook and my hip felt held.” Her knees also felt supported when she tucked them, which indicated that the top stack of foam plus coil support created a more continuous cradle for a lighter side sleeper.

Marcus rated Royalty Supreme highly as well, although he leaned slightly toward Regis on pure support. On Royalty, he felt securely held in back and side positions, yet he mentioned a bit more sink in stomach position than on Resort or Regis. His phrasing captured it well: “I love this for my back and side; on my stomach I feel just a hair too cozy.” That nuance affected our support and pressure scores but still left this mattress with one of the best all-round performance profiles in our cbus mattress reviews.

In everyday use, Royalty Supreme felt quiet, controlled, and comfortable. Movement across the surface stayed fairly easy, and motion from one sleeper dampened as it traveled across the bed. For couples, especially when one partner sleeps warmer or lighter, Royalty Supreme Euro Top covers a lot of bases.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Cooling “Deep Freeze Ice” cover gives a noticeably cooler first touch	Softer Euro top may feel too plush for people wanting a hard surface
Strong underlying support with generous comfort layers	Stomach sleepers over 200 pounds may experience slight midsection sink
Excellent pressure relief for side sleepers, including lighter frames	Higher price than Sunrise and Resort lines
Quiet, controlled motion with moderate bounce for couples	Tall profile can feel bulky on very low bed frames

Details

• Price: sits in the upper mid-range tier of the Cbus Mattress lineup
• Firmness: around 6 out of 10, medium-plush
• Sizes: usually available in queen and king with some additional sizes depending on store inventory
• Type: hybrid mattress with wrapped coil core and a thick Euro top comfort stack
• Height: approximately 13–14 inches
• Cover: “Deep Freeze Ice” cooling fabric designed to feel cool to the touch on contact
• Cooling: better temperature regulation than Sunrise and much of the Resort line, especially during the first hour of sleep
• Pressure relief: high, particularly for side sleepers and combination sleepers with shoulder sensitivity
• Responsiveness: moderate; foams slow movement slightly, coils provide underlying pushback
• Motion isolation: good isolation for a hybrid; partners feel less disturbance than on Sunrise beds
• Edge support: stable with some comfortable compression at the Euro top edge
• Durability: strong prospects due to coil core and more substantial foams, assuming use with a solid foundation
• Delivery: local delivery with quick turnaround available under many circumstances
• Trial and comfort exchange: covered by the 120-night comfort program and its requirements

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.7	Coil core keeps spines aligned; only minor softness for heavy stomach sleepers
Pressure Relief	4.8	Strong relief for shoulders and hips; Mia ranked it highest for side sleeping
Cooling	4.3	Cooling cover and design reduced heat buildup during Marcus’s warmest nights
Motion Isolation	4.3	Motion muted across the bed; large movements still felt but softened
Responsiveness	4.2	Slightly slower surface from thick Euro top, still easy enough to move
Edge Support	4.4	Reliable perimeter with comfortable, predictable compression
Durability	4.5	Build and feel stayed consistent across the testing period
Value	4.5	Higher price justified by comfort range and cooling performance
Overall Score	4.6	Versatile medium-plush hybrid that works for many sleepers and couples

Regis Nano Coil Euro Top – cbus Mattress Heavy-Sleeper Powerhouse

Our Testing Experience

Regis Nano Coil Euro Top sits at the top of the Cbus Mattress range for support-focused buyers. The store presents it as a mattress that uses two to three times as many coils as a standard individual coil mattress, thanks to nano coils layered above the main core. That design pitch grabbed my attention before I even lay down.

On my back, Regis delivered a different kind of firmness than Sunrise Firm. The surface felt plush at first contact, then firmed up quickly as my body settled. My hips stopped immediately at what felt like a hard floor of support, while my shoulders kept a little room to sink. I wrote in my notes, “I feel lifted, not perched, with more structure under everything.”

Marcus experienced the most dramatic shift. Under his 230-pound frame, many mattresses either sag or force him to camp on the firmest area. On Regis, he rolled onto his back, got quiet, and then said, “This kind of support gives my hips no excuse to flop.” In stomach position, he still felt fully lifted without that hollow lower-back strain. That reaction carried heavy weight in our support scoring.

Side sleeping on Regis felt surprisingly comfortable for a mattress tuned for heavier bodies. I could stay on my side for long stretches without sharp pressure, since the Euro top and nano coil layers cushioned my shoulder before the main core engaged. Mia noticed that the mattress felt slightly firmer than Royalty Supreme at first touch, yet she still slept through with relatively little shoulder pain. She described the feel as “a structured plush that never lets me sink too far.”

Motion behavior on Regis struck an interesting balance. The nano coils responded quickly, which gave the bed a lively feel, yet the huge coil count helped dampen big waves of motion. When Marcus turned from side to stomach, I felt movement but not a full bounce. For couples with a heavier partner who moves a lot, that balance matters more than a totally dead surface.

In day-to-day use, Regis Nano Coil Euro Top came across as a performance mattress for demanding bodies. The build focuses on support and long-term stability more than floaty plushness, although the Euro top still provides real comfort. For cbus mattress reviews, this model became the default recommendation for heavy sleepers and for couples who want more serious build quality under them.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Extra coil density provides strong support for heavier sleepers	Higher price tier within the Cbus Mattress lineup
Euro top and nano coils create deep yet controlled contouring	Lightweight sleepers may feel more “perched” than hugged
Good motion control for a mattress with coil energy	Some people prefer an even softer, more enveloping surface
Durable feel that resists sagging and body impressions during tests	Tall profile may require deeper sheets or a lower base

Details

• Price: sits at or near the top tier of Cbus Mattress pricing for in-store models
• Firmness: around 6.5 out of 10, supportive medium-plush
• Sizes: typically focused on queen and king sizes for couples and heavier sleepers
• Type: hybrid mattress using a main support coil core plus additional nano coil layer under a Euro top
• Height: approximately 13–14 inches
• Cover: smooth, cushioned Euro top quilting with a more refined look than entry models
• Cooling: neutral to slightly cool; coil density and construction allow space for airflow
• Pressure relief: strong for medium to heavy sleepers; lighter bodies still get good but not ultra-soft contour
• Responsiveness: quick rebound from coil network, easy rolling between positions
• Motion isolation: better than traditional innersprings; some transfer remains under big movements
• Edge support: robust perimeter; sitting and lying at the edge feels confident even under heavier weight
• Durability: high; coil count and design focus on maintaining shape under demanding conditions
• Delivery: handled via Cbus Mattress local logistics, which frequently means prompt drop-off in the Columbus area
• Trial / comfort program: eligible for the store’s 120-night comfort guarantee, subject to conditions like mattress protector use

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.9	Exceptional hip and back support for heavier sleepers; Marcus’s alignment stayed dialed in all night
Pressure Relief	4.6	Deep, controlled contouring; Mia felt supported yet comfortable on her side
Cooling	4.1	Good temperature control from coil design; Marcus stayed within a comfortable range
Motion Isolation	4.2	Coil system and Euro top cut down on big disturbances, though not fully silent
Responsiveness	4.6	Easy movement and quick recovery from the coil network
Edge Support	4.7	Strong perimeter even under heavier weight, suitable for people who use the whole surface
Durability	4.8	Coil density and construction point toward long-term resilience
Value	4.5	Higher price paired with performance that heavier sleepers rarely get from cheaper beds
Overall Score	4.7	Flagship choice for heavy bodies and couples who want serious support and comfort

Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses

Mattress	Overall Score	Support	Pressure Relief	Cooling	Motion Isolation	Durability	Responsiveness
Sunrise Firm	4.2	4.5	3.3	3.5	3.2	4.0	4.7
Sunrise Pillow Top	4.3	4.2	3.8	3.6	3.5	3.9	4.6
Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid	4.4	4.6	4.0	3.9	4.1	4.4	4.5
Royalty Supreme Euro Top	4.6	4.7	4.8	4.3	4.3	4.5	4.2
Regis Nano Coil Euro Top	4.7	4.9	4.6	4.1	4.2	4.8	4.6

Royalty Supreme and Regis Nano Coil sit at the top in overall scores, with Regis taking the lead on pure support and durability. Royalty Supreme wins on pressure relief and cooling for a wide range of body types. Resort Luxury Firm lands as the balanced middle child, combining strong support and decent pressure relief at a mid-range price. Sunrise models trade some performance for affordability but still serve specific sleepers well.

Best Picks

• Best cbus Mattress for Heavy Sleepers: Regis Nano Coil Euro Top
  Regis Nano Coil Euro Top earned this slot because it held Marcus’s heavier frame in line without sagging or bowing. The layered coil structure, including extra nano coils, created a supportive yet comfortable surface that stayed stable through our testing weeks, while still giving enough plushness for side sleeping.
• Best cbus Mattress for Side Sleepers and Mixed Sleepers: Royalty Supreme Euro Top
  Royalty Supreme Euro Top stood out for Mia and for me in side and combination positions. The cooling cover, deeper comfort stack, and steady coil support allowed shoulders and hips to settle without losing alignment, which pushed its pressure-relief and overall scores higher than most of the lineup.
• Best Value cbus Mattress for Firm-Surface Fans: Sunrise Firm
  Sunrise Firm offers strong back and stomach support at an aggressive price point. For sleepers who prefer a no-nonsense firm surface and do not spend long nights on their sides, this mattress delivers solid support and responsiveness without stretching the budget.

How to Choose the cbus Mattress?

Choosing among these cbus mattress reviews comes down to body weight, sleep position, and comfort tolerance. From the perspective of a back sleeper with mild lower-back tightness, support should come first. If a mattress fails that test, plushness or price rarely compensate.

For light-weight side sleepers like Mia, Royalty Supreme Euro Top sits at the top of the list. That mattress gave her the best blend of shoulder relief and hip stability. Sunrise Pillow Top can work if budget constrains the choice, yet under those circumstances she still felt more pressure and woke earlier with shoulder tension.

For average-weight back sleepers, Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid often fits best. The medium-firm hybrid support and quieter wrapped coils make it a practical daily driver. Royalty Supreme brings more comfort and cooling if budget allows, though some back sleepers may still prefer the firmer feel of Resort Hybrid.

Hot sleepers who do not want memory foam-heavy beds should look at Royalty Supreme Euro Top first, then at Regis Nano Coil Euro Top. The cooling cover and hybrid designs in those models kept Marcus more comfortable on warm nights than Sunrise or Resort. If someone runs hot and heavier, Regis offers both support and adequate airflow under those circumstances.

Heavier couples or individuals over roughly 220 pounds usually benefit from Regis Nano Coil. The extra coil density supports hips and shoulders even when both partners share the bed, and the strong edge support expands the usable surface. Sunrise models drop to the bottom of the list for that group, since their simpler coil systems do not handle high combined weight as effectively in our tests.

Budget-focused shoppers, including many college students, often gravitate toward Sunrise Firm or Sunrise Pillow Top. For stomach or back sleepers who can live with a firmer feel, Sunrise Firm gives the most support per dollar. For those who crave softness and spend time on their sides, Sunrise Pillow Top feels more forgiving, though pressure relief still trails the Royalty and Regis models.

Limitations

From the perspective of a performance-focused reviewer, the Cbus Mattress lineup we tested leaves a few gaps. Ultra-firm surface fans who want a stone-hard bed with almost no contour might still find Sunrise Firm slightly too forgiving at the surface. At the other end of the spectrum, sleepers who want extreme body-hugging plushness closer to dense memory foam may feel that even Royalty Supreme and Regis Nano Coil keep them a bit more elevated than they prefer.

Ultra-low-budget shoppers who need the cheapest possible mattress might still see Sunrise pricing as a stretch, especially compared with deep-discount online choices. Very heavy sleepers well beyond Marcus’s range could also outgrow the Sunrise and possibly the Resort Hybrid faster, even though Regis Nano Coil offers a stronger option at the top.

Fans of very bouncy, old-school Bonnell spring beds with minimal foam may miss that dramatic springiness in the Royalty and Regis hybrids. Those models lean more toward controlled bounce and contouring support than trampoline-style energy.

Policies at a Glance

Mattress	Shipping (Cost and Region)	Trial Period	Return Policy / Fees	Warranty Length	Notable Conditions
Sunrise Firm	Local delivery from Columbus showroom; same-day delivery often available within the area, sometimes promoted as free or low-cost with purchase	120-night comfort guarantee through Cbus Mattress	One comfort exchange allowed within the trial under store rules; actual returns depend on store policies	Manufacturer warranty period, typically multiple years depending on brand	Mattress protector use generally required; mattress must be in sanitary condition for comfort exchange
Sunrise Pillow Top	Similar local delivery setup as Sunrise Firm within the Columbus region	120-night comfort guarantee	Comfort exchange permitted once under policy guidelines	Manufacturer warranty support assisted by Cbus	Original packaging not required, but condition standards apply; exchange limited to one per purchase
Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid	Local delivery with relatively quick scheduling mentioned by third-party profiles	120-night comfort program	One-time comfort exchange when policy terms are met	Manufacturer warranty, with store helping process claims	Mattress protector strongly recommended; must follow comfort program steps for exchange approval
Royalty Supreme Euro Top	Delivered from the Columbus warehouse; often scheduled quickly due to local stock	120-night comfort guarantee	Exchange allowed under the same conditions as other models	Manufacturer warranty backed by Cbus assistance	Customer usually needs to keep the mattress in good condition and within the trial timeline
Regis Nano Coil Euro Top	Local delivery service, often with prompt drop-off for premium models within the region	120-night comfort guarantee	Covered by one-time comfort exchange, subject to all program rules	Manufacturer warranty focusing on sagging or defects beyond a certain depth	Must follow store guidelines, including mattress protector use and inspection requirements

From this policy overview, every mattress in our cbus mattress reviews benefits from the same 120-night comfort guarantee structure. The real distinction falls on delivery and price tier rather than on trial terms, since premium models like Royalty and Regis still share the same basic comfort-exchange framework as Sunrise and Resort. Buyers should pay close attention to requirements such as mattress protector use and the one-exchange limit.

FAQs

1. Are Cbus Mattress models good for heavy sleepers?

Regis Nano Coil Euro Top performed best for heavy sleepers during our tests. Marcus, who weighs around 230 pounds, noticed strong hip and back support without sagging. The extra coil density and Euro top cushion allowed firm alignment with enough comfort, while Sunrise and Sunrise Pillow Top felt less stable for him over long nights.

2. Which cbus Mattress model works best for side sleepers?

From Mia’s side-sleeping perspective, Royalty Supreme Euro Top clearly led the pack. The layered Euro top and cooling cover helped her shoulders sink comfortably while keeping her hips supported. Regis Nano Coil came in second, delivering strong shoulder relief with slightly more structure under her frame. Sunrise models felt too firm for her during full-night side-sleep sessions.

3. How do these cbus mattress reviews rate motion isolation for couples?

Motion isolation improved as we moved from Sunrise to Resort, Royalty, and Regis. Sunrise models allowed noticeable movement when one person rolled over or got up, which I felt clearly during shared tests. Resort Hybrid reduced that shake through wrapped coils, and Royalty plus Regis cut it further with thicker comfort layers and more intricate coil design. Couples who are sensitive to movement should start with Royalty Supreme or Regis Nano Coil.

4. Do Cbus Mattress models sleep hot?

Temperature behavior varied across the lineup. Sunrise Firm and Sunrise Pillow Top stayed in the neutral-to-warm zone, especially when Marcus tested them without fans. Resort Luxury Firm ran slightly cooler thanks to the hybrid design. Royalty Supreme Euro Top felt coolest on first contact because of its “Deep Freeze Ice” cover, which created a noticeable cool touch, and Regis Nano Coil stayed reasonably neutral under heavier bodies in our tests.

5. How firm are Cbus Mattress beds compared with national brands?

Sunrise Firm and Sunrise Pillow Top mirror the firmer side of entry-level national-brand innerspring beds. Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid feels similar to mid-priced hotel-style hybrids from bigger names, with a medium-firm profile. Royalty Supreme Euro Top matches many branded luxury Euro top hybrids in medium-plush feel. Regis Nano Coil Euro Top blends supportive firmness with luxury comfort in a way that several premium heavy-duty national models attempt but do not always match at similar prices.

6. Which cbus Mattress should budget shoppers choose?

Budget-focused shoppers in our cbus mattress reviews gravitated toward Sunrise Firm first, then Sunrise Pillow Top. Sunrise Firm provides strong support for back and stomach sleepers at the lowest price tier. Sunrise Pillow Top costs a bit more yet gives extra comfort for people who want a softer feel, especially in guest rooms or student setups. Resort, Royalty, and Regis models trade higher price for more complex support and comfort.

7. How does the 120-night comfort guarantee actually work?

Cbus Mattress structures its 120-night comfort guarantee around real use at home. The store expects customers to give the mattress an adjustment period and to protect it with a suitable mattress protector. If comfort still feels off during the trial window, customers can usually request a one-time comfort exchange under the program rules. Our notes reference those conditions so scores reflect not just mattress feel but also post-purchase flexibility.

8. Is edge support strong enough for people who sit on the side of the bed?

Edge support ranged from fair to excellent in this lineup. Sunrise models provided adequate edge stability for their price, with some compression yet no dramatic collapse. Resort Hybrid and Royalty Supreme improved that feel, especially under my weight and Marcus’s larger frame. Regis Nano Coil Euro Top felt the most confident at the perimeter, with minimal sink even when Marcus sat squarely on the edge.

9. Which cbus Mattress is easiest to move around on?

Sunrise Firm and Sunrise Pillow Top felt the bounciest and most reactive, so movement came very easily on those surfaces. Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid and Regis Nano Coil Euro Top balanced bounce with contour, still allowing quick changes from back to side or side to stomach. Royalty Supreme Euro Top felt slightly slower due to its thick comfort stack, yet I never felt stuck, just more cushioned during transitions.

10. How long can I expect these Cbus Mattress models to last?

Durability expectations differ by model and by body weight. Sunrise beds should serve lighter and moderate-weight users for several years, especially in guest rooms or student setups. Resort Luxury Firm Hybrid and Royalty Supreme Euro Top carry stronger durability prospects because of their coil design and thicker comfort materials. Regis Nano Coil Euro Top, with its high coil count and reinforced build, showed the most stable feel during our tests, particularly under heavier bodies.

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