Hugo vs. Eva

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.

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.

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.

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.