Wakefit Mattress Reviews

Across the five mattresses, the feel runs from firm and buoyant (Latex Plus) to very plush (XpertGRID). Orthopedic Classic lands closer to medium-firm, while Dual Comfort sits as the simplest, lowest-cost option.

For back-focused support, Orthopedic Classic kept my hips from dipping and held a clean line through the lower back. Latex Plus felt even more stable for heavier sleepers, with a springy pushback that makes changing positions easier.

For side sleepers and couples, the two grid models stood out. XpertGRID foam gave the softest shoulder relief with noticeable cooling, while the Hybrid added airflow and bounce, with slightly more movement transfer than the all-foam beds.

We used the same routine across all five mattresses: several nights of sleeping, plus extra sessions for side-sleep pressure and couple movement.

For support, we watched hip sink on the back, rib and shoulder alignment on the side, and how the edge held up when sitting or tying shoes.

For pressure relief and comfort, Mia did longer side-sleep sessions and logged shoulder and hip hotspots. Cooling checks came from warm-room testing and short heat-retention readings after lying still.

For movement, we ran roll-and-reposition tests for responsiveness and partner disturbance checks for motion isolation. Durability notes are short-term and based on materials, surface recovery, and early sag signs during the test window.

Our Testing Experience

This is the most straightforward memory-foam option in the lineup. On my back, it held my lower back level and kept my hips from dropping, which is the kind of alignment I want when pain flares up.

On my side, the surface stayed on the firmer side through the shoulder. Mia noticed the same on the thinner build, especially if she stayed on one side for a while. Light side sleepers usually do better on the grid models or a softer setting.

Heat is the main trade-off. Marcus ran warmer here than on the latex or grid beds, even with a fan. Motion isolation stayed strong, and the edge felt stable enough for quick sitting.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Feel: medium-firm memory foam (supportive, not bouncy)
• Best for: back sleepers, posture-focused support
• Cooling: warmer than grid/latex options
• Motion: very low partner disturbance
• Trial / warranty: typically around 100 nights / 10 years (by listing)
• Price: from about ₹7,500 (single)

Our Testing Experience

Dual Comfort is a flip design with one firmer side and one softer side. It’s the lowest-cost option here, and it feels simpler than the other four mattresses.

On the firm side, it kept my back fairly level, but it didn’t feel as steady as Orthopedic Classic. On the soft side, Mia got better shoulder comfort, yet it still didn’t cradle as deeply as the grid bed.

It fits best in a guest room, a starter setup, or for shoppers who want one mattress to cover two comfort preferences. Heavier sleepers may notice the core compressing sooner, especially on the soft side.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Feel: two-sided (firm / soft) depending on flip
• Best for: value shoppers, mixed firmness needs
• Cooling: average overall
• Motion: low to moderate
• Trial / warranty: typically part of the 100-night range / up to 7–10 years (by listing)
• Price: from about ₹6,000 (single)

Our Testing Experience

Latex Plus feels firm and springy, with a buoyant top that pushes back instead of letting you sink in. Carlos liked it most for keeping his hips up and his spine level on his back.

It stayed cooler than the dense foams in our warm-room checks. Marcus also found it easier to roll and change positions, which matters if you wake up hot or move a lot.

Side sleepers who want a plush cradle may find it too “on top.” For heavier couples, though, the lift and edge stability were the best of the group.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Feel: firm and buoyant (latex pushback)
• Best for: heavier sleepers, firm feel fans, easy movement
• Cooling: strong compared to foam-only models
• Motion: low-moderate (more bounce than memory foam)
• Trial / warranty: typically in trial range / longer warranty (often 10–15 years by listing)
• Price: from about ₹13,800 (single)

Our Testing Experience

This all-foam grid bed is the plushest option we tried. The top layer let Mia’s shoulder settle in quickly, while her hips stayed supported enough that she didn’t feel twisted.

Cooling was noticeably better than Orthopedic Classic in our warm-room sessions. The grid design also kept motion low when Jenna shifted around, which couples will appreciate.

If you want a firm surface, it won’t be your pick. On my stomach, I could feel my hips dipping more than I like, and heavier sleepers may prefer the hybrid or latex for a steadier base.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Feel: plush / medium-soft on top
• Best for: side sleepers, pressure relief, hot sleepers
• Cooling: strong (better than classic memory foam)
• Motion: low partner disturbance
• Trial / warranty: typically around 100 nights / 10 years (by listing)
• Price: from about ₹10,500 (single)

Our Testing Experience

The hybrid keeps the cooling grid feel up top and adds pocket coils underneath. It feels springier and more “hotel-like” than the all-foam grid mattress.

It stayed the coolest overall in our checks, especially during partner testing. Ethan liked how quickly it rebounded when he changed position, and Marcus felt less heat build-up than on the foam-forward models.

You trade a bit of motion isolation for that bounce. It still handled movement well for a hybrid, but light sleepers may notice more ripple than on the all-foam beds.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Feel: medium with noticeable bounce
• Best for: hot sleepers, active couples, easy movement
• Cooling: best in this group
• Motion: moderate (better than many hybrids, not as still as foam)
• Trial / warranty: typically in trial range / around 10 years (by listing)
• Price: from mid-₹20,000s (queen)

Start with your main need: alignment (back), pressure relief (side), cooling and bounce (hot couples), or price and flexibility, and your comfort level.

• Back sleepers or back pain focus: Orthopedic Classic. If you want a firmer, springier feel (especially at higher body weights), Latex Plus.
• Side sleepers: XpertGRID for the deepest shoulder relief. If you still want bounce and extra airflow, look at XpertGRID Hybrid.
• Hot sleepers: XpertGRID Hybrid first, then XpertGRID foam or Latex Plus depending on the feel you prefer.
• Guest room or tight budget: Dual Comfort. Flip to match your guest’s preference.
• Weight and thickness: Heavier bodies usually do better with thicker builds and stronger cores (latex or hybrid).

From the policy angle, Wakefit’s consistent free shipping plus roughly 100-night trials and long warranties stand out for mattresses in this price range. Buyers should read the fine print around original-owner requirements, condition of the mattress, and potential friction in returns, since real-world reports show that experiences sometimes vary from the headline promise.