Vesgantti 10 Inch Twin XL Multilayer Hybrid Mattress - Multiple Sizes & Styles Available, Ergonomic Design with Memory Foam and Pocket Spring, Medium Firm Feel, Grey

I purchased this Twin XL mattress for my mom’s daybed, which she uses as her primary bed, and I’ve been really impressed with the quality and comfort especially given the price. After several weeks of daily use, here’s a detailed breakdown that I hope helps other shoppers:Packaging & Setup:The mattress arrived vacuum-sealed and rolled in a compact box, which made it easy to carry into the house and unpack. Once unwrapped, it started expanding right away and reached its full shape in about 36 hours. There was only a mild off-gassing smell that dissipated within a day, nothing overpowering.Comfort & Support:This mattress offers an excellent balance of softness and support. My mom is almost 60 and needed something that wouldn’t be too hard on her joints but still supportive enough for her back. She’s been sleeping comfortably through the night and says she no longer wakes up stiff or sore. It’s a medium-firm feel and soft on the surface with good support underneath.Temperature Regulation:One of my concerns was that it might sleep hot, especially since the daybed sits near a sunny window, but the cooling gel memory foam seems to do its job well. My mom says it stays at a comfortable temperature throughout the night, even in warmer weather.Motion Isolation & Noise:The mattress is completely silent, no squeaking, and no motion transfer. Even when she shifts position or sits on the edge, the rest of the bed stays stable. This would be a great option for light sleepers or shared spaces.Cover & Build Quality:The fabric cover feels soft and breathable, and the stitching appears durable. It doesn’t feel like a budget mattress at all. We added a mattress protector right away to keep it in good condition, and the fit was perfect.Value for Money:For the price, this mattress delivers way above expectations. It’s supportive enough for nightly use, yet soft and comfortable enough to feel like a more premium product. It’s a great option for anyone looking for a Twin XL to use on a daybed, guest bed, or even a main bed — not just temporary setups.A Few Helpful Tips:Allow a full day for it to expand before using.Use a breathable mattress protector to maintain the cooling effect.Works well on a platform or slatted base — no box spring required.It may feel a bit firm the first night or two, but it softens slightly after a few days of use.Final Verdict:If you're shopping for a comfortable, supportive Twin XL mattress at a reasonable price, this is a fantastic choice. My mom sleeps on it every night and is genuinely happy with it. I’d absolutely recommend it for daily use — not just for guest rooms or temporary setups.

I was initially hesitant to buy a mattress online, sight-unseen - especially at such a low price. Let's face it, you probably wouldn't have high expectations for a mattress that costs less than $200, right?Here's the deal: cash is tight. I've gone back to school and so I've got to be scrappy and pinch every penny I have. So when it became painfully clear (literal pain in my back!) that my old mattress needed to be replaced, I went on an exhaustive search for options - and "exhaustive" is no exaggeration. Here are the criteria I used:1) Has to be a bed in a box - didn't want to pay delivery/setup fee and didn't want weird strangers tromping around my bedroom2) Has to be less than $5003) Has to be a spring/foam hybrid4) Has to be a size/weight I can manage myself (I am a 42-year-old woman of slightly higher than average physical fitness)If you look around Amazon, you will see that there are a LOT of mattresses that fall under those criteria, so I had to narrow it down. This is where I really need to thank my fellow Amazon consumers for their thoughtful, detailed reviews, because it made my task a lot easier. So.. thanks! :) I will attempt now to do the same.The bed arrived four days early, which was a nice surprise. I came home, and the box was laying on my front patio. I think the UPS person must have struggled with it, because one of the flaps on the end was missing/ripped off. If I had one critique, that would be it: the box this thing ships in would be lots easier to manage if it had handles of some sort. Lacking handles, it's pretty unwieldy. As it is, I'm a pretty crafty gal, so I flipped the box end-over-end through my front door, through the foyer, and up my stairs (three sets total, two landings) to my bedroom. (An aside: I lift weights. Heavy ones. Regularly. It's good for you, and you should do it, too, so you can heft heavy mattresses around by yourself without injury.)Getting the mattress to metamorphose from its brilliantly vac-wrapped sausage form to its final flat mattress state was a bit of a trick. The mattress is wrapped in a few layers of thick plastic; included with the mattress is a handydandy thing that looks just like the letter opener on my desk at work. I helped myself to it, and I guess maybe I accidentally poked a hole in the innermost plastic layer as I was cutting the plastic, because the mattress started to expand before I was ready for it! I could hear the air hiss as it was being sucked into the package, so I hurried to finish removing the plastic. The mattress unfurled, and I watched as the product of modern technology unfolded before my eyes.In the span of about ten minutes, the mattress had expanded to near-full capacity. I was shocked! I was also mightily curious about what it felt like. So - I laid down on it for a brief minute... just to see. It was GLORIOUS. It had give while still being supportive. It squished, but the springs have just the right amount of pushback. I was excited! :) BUT - I also am good at delaying gratification, so - per directions - I let the mattress sit for 24 hours to finish any additional expansion. I'm not real sure if it did, to be honest - It really looked to me like it expanded to full size easily within one hour - but I didn't want to mess anything up by not following directions.I've slept on the mattress a few days now, and I can say that this is, without a doubt, the most comfortable mattress I have ever owned. It is perfect for me - it's firm, but it has give, so even sleeping on my side is comfortable. It's also very well made; all the ticking and the stitching is straight, well-done, and solid.I will, of course, update my review if, over the course of time, something goes awry... but for now, I am a very happy and satisfied customer, and I would highly recommend this mattress to anyone looking for quality and comfort on a budget. Shoot, even if it only lasts for a few years, at $200, I'm still ahead of the game!

This has a decent sleep comfort (for the price). Edge support good. Coolness good.CONS:No discernable lesser springs for compress zones. (IOW, zones of give for hip and shoulder not there.)This thing is heavy (75lbs., and this one only the smaller 'Full' size, queen/king probably ~120lbs+)DO NOT TAKE OFF outer wrap until positioned to roll out and remove vacuum bag. (I removed outer as first step after unboxing and it instantly expanded - a bear to maneuver. Most likely from a hole in bag from boxing/delivery.)There are NO handles on mattress for maneuvering.The tight rolled up vacuum wrap produces a permanent stretch of material (i. e. Pouches out)Overall a good buy.

I got a twin size 8" (I am 160 lbs, 5'-7")- It looks and feels like a fancy hotel mattress- It is heavy to handle- It is firm enough to keep my bones aligned and give me the back support I need- It is soft enough for me to sleep in ANY position (Yes, I turn like a rotisserie chicken when I sleep)- No marshmallow effect- No weird chemical smell- Not super hard like some reviews stated- My mattress expanded to full size/height immediately, and straightened/aligned the edge seams perfectly after 1 dayRemember, what is too hard for one may be too soft for the other, so talking about mattress is extremely subjective, I saw all types of impressions of this product on other reviews, I took a chance, and it worked for me. I love this mattress.As far as durability, I can't speak for that yet - I've had it for a month.