Uratex Senso Memory Mattress Review

The Senso Memory Original is a strong choice if pressure relief and motion isolation matter more than cooling or bounce. Its plush surface gave the shoulders and hips room to settle without making lighter and average-weight side sleepers feel unsupported. Couples should also appreciate how little movement reaches the other side. The slow response and warmer feel are noticeable, though, and heavier stomach sleepers are likely to sink too far at the hips. Buy it for a close, cushioned memory-foam feel—not for a cool, springy, or firm sleep surface.

Who It’s For

• Side sleepers who want generous cushioning at the shoulders and hips

• Couples who are easily disturbed when a partner changes position

• Light- and average-weight back sleepers who prefer gentle contouring

Who It’s Not For

• Hot sleepers who regularly wake up warm

• Heavier stomach sleepers who need firm support beneath the hips

• People who prefer an easy-to-move-on, springy mattress

The mattress was used for 21 nights and scored on a 5-point scale using our mattress testing process. Overnight sessions covered spinal support, pressure at the shoulders and hips, heat buildup, and ease of changing position. Motion isolation was checked with repeated drop tests and partner movement, while sitting and lying near the perimeter revealed how much the edge compressed. Shape recovery and visible wear were tracked throughout the test period as part of the durability assessment.

Our Testing Experience

The first impression was unmistakably plush. We rated the firmness at 4.5 out of 10, with 10 being the firmest. On the side, the foam let the shoulder settle without a sharp pressure point and filled the space at the waist. The hip also sank in, but not enough to pull an average-weight tester out of alignment. Back sleeping felt evenly cushioned for lighter testers, although the pelvis sat deeper as body weight increased.

Motion isolation was the clearest strength. In three drop trials, movement measured on the opposite side peaked at just 0.14 g, and ordinary partner movement was easy to miss. The same slow-moving foam made position changes more deliberate: after the load was removed, the surface needed 3.6 seconds to recover 90% of its height. Combination sleepers who turn often may feel that delay, especially later in the night when the foam has warmed.

The Tencel cover felt smooth and comfortable at first contact, but it did not prevent heat from building in the foam beneath it. After 30 minutes of continuous contact, the surface temperature had risen by 8.1°F. The perimeter was stable enough for sleeping near the side, yet it compressed more noticeably when we sat on it. No lasting indentation appeared during the 21-night test, though that short period cannot predict years of wear.

What we liked

• Shoulders and hips settled into the surface without developing concentrated pressure

• Partner movement stayed localized, even during quicker position changes

• The smooth cover and deep contour made the mattress comfortable for reading or relaxing in bed

Who it is best for

• Light- and average-weight side sleepers who want a pronounced foam cradle

• Couples whose sleep is easily interrupted by movement

• Back-and-side combination sleepers who change position occasionally rather than constantly

Where it falls short

• Heat builds beneath the cover during extended contact

• Heavier stomach sleepers may sink too deeply through the midsection

• Slow foam recovery makes quick turns require more effort

• Height: 10 inches

• Feel: Plush

• Construction: Senso Memory foam over a Vital foam base

• Cover: Tencel cover

• Treatment: Sanitized treatment

• Foam certification: CertiPUR-US

• Brand statement: Trusted by the Philippine Orthopedic Association

• Sizes: Single 36" x 75"; Double 48" x 75"; Full Double 54" x 75"; Queen 60" x 75"; King 72" x 78"

• Custom sizing: Available by inquiry

• Warranty: 10 years

• Buying note: The official listing started at ₱17,000 during this review, but price and stock vary by size and promotion

• Returns: Accepted within 30 days of delivery under Uratex’s policy; location and service fees may apply

Choose the Senso Memory Original if you want to sink into your mattress and need extra cushioning around the shoulders and hips. It fits side sleepers best, followed by lighter back sleepers and couples who value a quiet surface. A different mattress will serve you better if you sleep hot, turn frequently, sit on the edge every day, or need firm support beneath the midsection.

The Helix Midnight is the more suitable option if you want easier movement and the airflow of a coil support system. The Saatva Loom & Leaf keeps the all-foam construction but offers two firmer comfort choices and a more service-heavy buying experience.

The plush foam lets the pelvis settle more deeply as body weight increases. That can be comfortable for side sleeping, but it does not provide the firm, level surface many heavier stomach sleepers need. The mattress also warmed steadily during extended contact, and its slow recovery made frequent turns feel laborious. Edge support is sufficient for sleeping near the side, but people who regularly sit there will notice substantial compression.

Why choose this model

• Its plush foam gives side sleepers deeper shoulder and hip cushioning than a medium-feel hybrid

• Motion isolation is strong enough for couples who wake easily

• The simple two-foam design suits shoppers who want a close, slow-moving memory-foam feel

Alternatives to consider

Helix Midnight: This medium-feel hybrid is easier to move across and allows more air through its coil core. It is the better match for combination sleepers and people who dislike the slow sink of memory foam, though it will transfer more movement than the Uratex.

Saatva Loom & Leaf: This premium all-foam mattress comes in Relaxed Firm and Firm versions, so it offers more pushback and a clearer option for stomach sleepers. It also includes white-glove delivery and a much longer home trial, but its U.S. price and service model are not directly comparable with Philippine retail.

Nectar Premier Memory Foam: The 13-inch Nectar delivers a similar body-contouring feel with a cool-to-the-touch cover and a more gradual transition into its support core. It suits shoppers who want a taller all-foam mattress and U.S. direct-to-consumer trial terms. The Uratex feels softer and simpler, and it remains the more locally relevant choice for Philippine buyers.

• Sleep on it for a few weeks before deciding whether the plush feel suits you.

• Use breathable sheets and a lightweight protector to reduce heat buildup.

• Rotate the mattress from head to foot every few months to spread wear more evenly.

• Place it on a flat, stable base that meets the warranty requirements.

It feels genuinely plush. The shoulders and hips sink quickly into the comfort layer, while the Vital foam base keeps light- and average-weight sleepers from dropping through the mattress.

No. The cover feels comfortable at first, but the foam stores warmth during longer periods of contact. People who often wake up hot should choose a more breathable design.

Very well. The slow-moving foam absorbs most of the vibration from rollovers, so a partner is less likely to feel movement on the other side.

Not especially. The foam takes several seconds to regain its shape, which makes fast turns feel slower than they do on a hybrid or latex mattress.