Eva vs. Ergoflex

Eva's strength is its hybrid design. The combination of foam and springs creates a "comfy" feeling unmatched by all-foam mattresses. While some customers worried the springs would be too bouncy or uncomfortable, their fears were replaced with sweet dreams. Eva's innovative design is perfect for customers afraid to commit to an all-foam or all-spring mattress.

Ergoflex's best quality is its contouring memory foam. This high-density foam hugs sleepers and helps relieve pressure. It is less responsive than latex or poly-blend foam, offers great support, and is ideal for people struggling with soreness or joint pain. Plus, this company has been in business since 2006, making it an industry leader that can live up to its warranty.

Eva's micro-springs are small enough to prevent major motion transfer. However, a spring design will always allow more movement than a full foam mattress. While several customers say their partners are not disturbed when getting out of bed, the motion will depend on your sleeping habits, total weight, and partner.

While the Ergoflex provides good support, it can be too firm for some customers. Those with back pain may need this firmer feel, but other sleepers find the dense foam too hard. Keep in mind the mattress has body-shaping contour, but it may not be enough if you enjoy a pillowtop or sinking feel.