SoFresh Plus 10'' Responsive Foam Mattress Reviews (2026)

Yes—if you want quiet, balanced foam at a value-oriented price. The SoFresh Plus feels more supportive than slow-sinking memory foam but still cushions the shoulders and hips well. Its strongest result was motion isolation, while the removable, machine-washable cover gives it a practical advantage over many mattresses with spot-clean-only covers.

It is best for couples and back-to-side combination sleepers who like a true medium surface. Side sleepers in the average-weight range should get enough pressure relief without feeling trapped. It also makes sense in a guest room because the feel is broadly accommodating and the cover is easy to clean.

Skip it if you need a firm perimeter for getting out of bed, want the lift of coils, or regularly overheat on foam. A hybrid will feel more secure along the edge and move air more freely, though usually at a higher price.

We followed the same mattress testing process used across our reviews. Over several weeks, testers rotated between back, side, and combination sleeping to track alignment and pressure buildup. Repeatable checks covered support, cooling, pressure relief, motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, and firmness. We also repeated feel and compression checks after the break-in period to look for early softening.

The mattress reached 9.8 inches after 48 hours and felt firmer on the first night than it did at the end of the first week. Once broken in, we rated it 6 out of 10 for firmness, which matches its medium label. For our back sleepers, the foam held the pelvis level instead of allowing a hammock-like dip. On our sides, the shoulder settled far enough to reduce pressure while the denser base kept the hips from sinking as deeply.

Marcus focused on temperature and support, while Jenna and Ethan worked through the partner-movement routine. After 30 minutes of lying still, the surface temperature rose 6.1°F and fell back to within 2°F of its starting point 10 minutes after we got up. That is acceptable for foam, but it is not the cool, airy feel of a coil mattress.

Motion control was the clearest strength. Across three weighted-drop trials from 6 inches, vibration at the opposite side faded in an average of 0.7 seconds. Position changes were also easier than on slow memory foam: after the load was removed, the surface recovered 90% of its height in 2.2 seconds. The weakness appeared in our edge-support checks, where the same 44-pound load compressed the foam 3.4 inches near the edge compared with 2.1 inches at the center. Sleeping close to the side still felt stable, but sitting there produced a noticeable slope.

• What we liked

  • The medium surface supports the midsection without feeling hard at the shoulder.

  • Partner movement dies out quickly instead of traveling across the mattress.

  • The top foam regains its shape fast enough for comfortable position changes.

  • The removable cover is far easier to maintain than a spot-clean-only design.

• Who it is best for

  • Couples who want a quiet surface with little motion transfer.

  • Back and side sleepers who prefer cushioning without a deep foam hug.

  • Combination sleepers who do not want to fight the surface when turning.

  • Primary bedrooms and guest rooms where a washable cover adds real value.

• Where it falls short

  • The seated edge compresses too much for people who depend on a firm perimeter.

  • It cannot match the lift, bounce, or airflow of a well-built hybrid.

  • Very warm sleepers may still need breathable sheets and a lighter comforter.

• Feel: Medium

• Height: 10 inches

• Construction: Three-layer all-foam design

• Comfort layer: 3 inches of responsive, copper-infused LURAcor foam

• Pressure-relief layer: 1 inch of premium memory foam

• Support core: 6 inches of durable base foam

• Cover: Removable, machine-washable and dryable moisture-wicking cover, with a secondary knit cover underneath

• Materials: Mattress and cover are fiberglass-free; foam is CertiPUR-US certified and made in the USA

• Shipping: Delivered as a mattress in a box; allow up to 48 hours for full expansion

• Compatible bases: Platform bed or box spring, plus adjustable bases

• Warranty: 20-year limited warranty

• Availability: Sold through Novaform and Costco; price varies by size and promotion

Choose the SoFresh Plus if you want a medium all-foam mattress that limits partner disturbance and does not hold you in a deep cradle. It is particularly well suited to average-weight back sleepers, side sleepers who prefer moderate cushioning, and people who move between those positions. The washable cover also makes it a smart choice for a frequently used guest room.

Look elsewhere if you are a dedicated stomach sleeper who needs a firmer surface, a heavier sleeper who wants more pushback, or anyone who uses the edge to get in and out of bed. Hot sleepers should also weigh the mattress's strong motion control against the better airflow available from a hybrid.

The perimeter is the main compromise. It stayed level enough while we slept close to the side, but sitting compressed the foam quickly and created a mild sliding sensation. That matters for anyone who dresses on the bed or needs a solid edge for easier standing.

Temperature control is average rather than exceptional. The surface released heat after we got up, yet it grew noticeably warmer during a 30-minute session. The responsive foam also makes turning easier than traditional memory foam, but it still lacks the springy lift of coils.

Novaform DreamAway 8-Inch: The DreamAway is the lower-cost choice and has a slightly firmer, thinner build. Choose it for a child, guest room, or lower bed profile. The SoFresh Plus earns its higher price with two extra inches of height, a more responsive comfort layer, and a removable washable cover.

Casper Cooling Select 12-Inch: This Costco model is the closest step-up comparison. Its thicker, four-layer design and zoned support should appeal to shoppers who want more structured alignment and cooling features. The SoFresh Plus costs less, is easier to keep clean, and has a simpler medium feel.

Tuft & Needle Original: The T&N Original feels firmer and more buoyant, so it is the better pick for sleepers who dislike contouring. The SoFresh Plus cushions the shoulder more noticeably and isolates movement better in our experience. Tuft & Needle generally costs more.

Leesa Original: Leesa offers a deeper, more polished foam cradle and a longer home-trial experience, but it sits in a higher price tier. The SoFresh Plus is the stronger value when motion isolation, moderate pressure relief, and a washable cover matter more than a plush finish.

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid: The Signature Hybrid has the strongest edge, more airflow, and a choice of firmness levels. It is the better option for heavier sleepers, hot sleepers, and anyone who wants coil lift. The Novaform is quieter, easier to maintain, and substantially less expensive.

• Give the mattress several nights to loosen up before deciding whether the medium feel suits you.

• Allow up to 48 hours for full expansion after unboxing.

• Use a breathable mattress protector so you do not need to wash the zip cover as often.

• Wash and dry the removable cover according to its care label; leave the secondary knit cover in place.

• Rotate the mattress from head to foot every three to six months for more even wear. Do not flip it.

• Use a supportive platform, box spring, or adjustable base with no sagging or wide unsupported gaps.

• Choose lightweight sheets and a breathable comforter if you tend to sleep warm.

• If the surface feels too firm after break-in, start with a thin mattress topper; a thick topper can reduce support.

• Adjust pillow height when changing sleep positions so the neck stays aligned with the rest of the spine.