Perlecare Mattress Reviews (2026)

Perlecare’s current mattress lineup centers on a cooling-oriented, all-foam bed-in-a-box built around gel foam and a medium feel. In our multi-week testing, the standout strengths were motion isolation and pressure relief, while the main drawbacks were average edge stability and only moderate cooling for true hot sleepers. It’s best for most back and combo sleepers, less ideal for people who want bounce.

Product Overview

How We Tested It

We rotated a consistent protocol across support, cooling, pressure relief, motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, and durability cues. I logged nightly notes on lumbar support and hip alignment, plus “reading-in-bed” comfort for sustained posture. Marcus pressure-tested hip support and heat buildup; Mia focused on shoulder/hip pressure during long side-sleep blocks. Jenna and Ethan ran shared-bed scenarios to evaluate motion isolation, edge use, and how easy it felt to reposition without friction.

Perlecare Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Before we got into the sleep scoring, the first week was mostly about setup and settling. We unboxed the mattress in the morning so it could air out and expand before anyone tried to sleep on it. By evening it looked fully formed, and the feel stayed consistent from night two onward: a medium surface with a noticeable foam “hug,” but not the deep sand-trap you get from softer memory foam.

Over the following weeks, I kept returning to two practical questions: does it keep my hips from drifting out of line when I end up half-on-my-side, and does it feel calm when someone else moves? That’s where this build started to separate itself from other budget-to-midrange foam beds.

Perlecare Graphene Cooling Memory Foam Mattress (New Version)

Our Testing Experience

On night one, I noticed the surface feel right away: a medium, slightly conforming top that took the edge off my lower-back tightness without letting my hips dip. When I rolled from back to side, the foam followed me, but it didn’t snap back fast; it was more of a slow, steady “reset.” Marcus leaned into the center third and said it stayed supportive under his hips, but he also called out warmth when the room ran hotter. Mia’s reaction was immediate: her shoulder sank enough to keep her neck from cranking upward, but she still wanted a touch more plushness at the very top. Jenna and Ethan’s shared nights were the clearest win—movement stayed muted, even with Ethan’s frequent turning.

• What we liked

  • Calm, low-disturbance surface that mutes partner movement

  • Balanced medium feel that keeps the midsection supported

  • Pressure relief that works across back and side positions

• Who it is best for

  • Couples who prioritize a quiet sleep surface

  • Back and combination sleepers who want steady lumbar support

  • Side sleepers who want contouring without going overly soft

• Where it falls short

  • Edge sitting feels less secure than many hybrids

  • Repositioning has a slower foam response

  • Hot sleepers may still want more airflow than an all-foam design can offer

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: $198.49 (Twin), $275.99 (Queen)

• Mattress type: Memory foam mattress

• Comfort level: Medium

• Thickness: 10 in

• Dimensions (Queen): 78.74 in (L) × 60 in (W) × 10 in (thick)

• Fill material: 100% gel foam

• Textile material: 100% polyester

• Construction notes (as described in listing): gel-infused memory foam; wave-cut foam; stable foam base

• Cooling elements referenced in listing: graphene fabric; cooling gel-infused foam

• Certifications referenced in listing: CertiPUR-US

• Fiberglass: fiberglass-free (referenced in listing)

• Care: spot/wipe clean; line dry or lay flat to dry

• Origin: Imported

• Shipping format: mattress-in-a-box (referenced in listing)

Review Score

Limitations

The brand’s current mattress offering leans heavily into an all-foam “quiet bed” design, so the trade-offs are predictable: edge sitting isn’t a highlight, and the surface won’t feel springy. Very hot sleepers may still feel heat retention during warmer months. People who need a firmer, more buoyant feel for frequent repositioning may find the slower foam response mildly restrictive.

Perlecare Mattress Vs. Alternatives

Why choose these models

• You want strong motion isolation with a calm surface feel
• You prefer a medium comfort level with foam contouring
• You value pressure relief more than bounce and edge rigidity

Alternatives to consider

• Nectar Memory Foam Mattress: for a deeper foam hug and a slower, plusher feel
• Tuft & Needle Original: for a faster-responding foam feel that’s easier to reposition on
• Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam: for a simpler, budget-leaning foam option with a familiar feel

Pro Tips for Perlecare Mattress

• Give it a full first-day expansion window before judging firmness; the feel settles after the initial setup period.

• Use a stable, flat foundation; foam mattresses show their weaknesses faster on flexible slats.

• If you sleep hot, keep bedding breathable and avoid heavy mattress pads that trap heat against the foam.

• Rotate the mattress head-to-foot periodically to even out early impressions in the main sleep zone.

• For edge use, treat the outer few inches as a transition area rather than a “seat”; it performs better when you’re lying down than when perched.

• If you’re a side sleeper with sensitive shoulders, pair it with a pillow that keeps your neck neutral once your shoulder sinks in.

• For back sleepers, focus on pelvis position: if your hips feel like they’re drifting down, your pillow stack may be driving the problem.

• If you share the bed, test your partner’s “get in/get out” routine early; motion isolation is strong, but each couple’s sensitivity is different.

• Keep the surface clean with spot cleaning rather than soaking; foam and moisture are a poor long-term combination.

FAQs

Does it feel firm or soft?

It reads as a medium feel: contouring at the top, with a steady base that keeps most sleepers aligned.

Is it good for couples?

Yes—movement stays muted, so partner turning is less likely to wake you.

Will it sleep cool?

It helps compared to basic foam, but it can still retain warmth in a hot room.

How are the edges?

Usable, but not a strength; long edge sitting feels less stable than many hybrid designs.