Hugo vs. Ecosa

Customers made it clear—the best part of Hugo is the cushioned support. Many have tried a traditional memory foam design, but woke up with sore shoulders because it was too firm. That rarely happens with Hugo. Its comfort layer allows sleepers to sink slightly, while the underlying memory and base foam provides firm support.

A custom feel is the biggest benefit of the Ecosa. It's rare to find an all-foam mattress that allows sleepers to swap layers for a softer or firmer feel. While this is a popular feature in hybrid designs, it's a unique touch for foam models. This makes Ecosa good for a variety of sleeping styles.

Since Hugo is new to the market, there are not many customer reviews. This makes it difficult for sleepers to understand why customers love (or hate) Hugo. There are many five and four-star reviews, but that did not help us figure out Hugo's flaws. If we had to guess one issue, it would be that memory foam retains heat. So this mattress may be warmer if you're transitioning from a spring or hybrid design.

Although the Ecosa mattress lets sleepers change the firmness, it's still too firm for some. A firm feel is good for side and back sleepers. However, small sleepers or stomach sleepers may find it too hard. Please note, as notified by the Ecosa team, recent upgrades to the comfort layer have targeted this issue, helping to make the mattress feel slightly softer.