THANK YOU for this very in-depth review of these two wonderful mattresses by Brentwood Home! I hope to one day own a Cedar Luxe, but for now, I can set my sights on the Oceano. It's BEAUTIFUL!
Hi Thanks for the review! I was coming from a firm, Sealy posturepedic mattress and just purchased a King Oceano. I found it to be too soft with too much sink/cradling for my taste, more on the Medium Plush/soft side. I also like to read in bed and was unable to due to the memory foam softness/sink of the mattress. Brentwood home's customer service was excellent and made the return/refund seemless. I just went to the Avocado showroom in Santa Monica and tried their vegan latex mattress with a firm topper, and really fell in love with this mattress and the in store customer service. Found out that I personally like the feel of latex over memory foam for a more sleeping on top of mattress. Hope this helps out people who are looking for a firmer mattress.
Hi David. Thanks for these great comments. Latex can really work for a lot of people looking for something that's pressure-relieving but without that "sinking" feeling of memory foam. We wish you many happy years on your Avocado mattress, and thanks again for the comment!
Review is right on time:). They just delivered my Oceana yesterday (4/12) although it's still in the box (painting the bedroom). Based on the reviews, I'm fairly certain the Cedar would be a tad firm for my taste, so hoping the Oceana will be the ticket. Looking for that "middle of the road" not too soft not too firm feel. If it's a tad firm I would think over time it would break in a bit and be just right. I'll certainly provide some feedback once I sleep on it several weeks. Hoping to get the painting done by tomorrow as I'm not so sure it's good for it to be in the box for too long:) For anyone curious, I just checked my box, the shipping weight on my queen Oceana box is 148 lbs. The mattress is 135 lbs. Shipping box dimensions (48x20x20). Thanks again for such a comprehensive review. My fingers are crossed I'll like it.
Our pleasure Lori, and I hope you are very happy with your choice. FYI, once you've had the mattress for a little while, your feedback would be most helpful as a review on GoodBed, where people who are shopping for a mattress and looking for unbiased information will find it most easily. If you're willing, here is a direct link to where you can submit your review of this mattress: www.goodbed.com/review-mattress/model/brentwood-home-oceano/ Thanks again!
Wow, sorry guys, I really gapped out. So it's now been about 40 months since I've had my Oceana. A little too much a little too late eh? My experience with my Oceana, it's a great mattress, but...wish it slept a little cooler, honestly it's fine. It's comfortable and supportive but it could be just a touch more firm now that it's 3 1/2 yrs in. I typically don't like too firm of mattress but I'd rather have it a touch less firm than too firm. It's a heavy mattress but I like the fact it's substantial. At the end of the day, I still look forward to turning in at night on this Oceana:) It's a beautiful well made mattress. I apologize for not replying back 40 months ago! That didn't really serve anyone well in their search for a mattress:)
Hey, I want to let you know that after watching numerous other bed review channels, you have the best reviews out there. I already purchased a wink but if it doesn't work out(hopefully it will), I'll definitely be using your link if I purchase another matress. I'm going to be purchasing a matress for my 4 year old soon as well so i will make sure to use your link then too. Thanks.
Hi Charles -- Thanks for your comment. I'm so glad to hear that our information has been helpful for you, and we sincerely appreciate you making a point to use our links to support our work. Thanks so much for sharing your feedback with us!
Thank you for this review. I’m coming from a tempurpedic rhabsody breeze (king) and have had it for ~7 years. Somehow I’ve migrated into a side sleeper and found it too firm. Oceano seems to be worth the try since I’m also
Hi Niel. Yes, it definitely happens. As we age, our sleep habits, preferences and needs can certainly change. In fact, one of the most common reason people become dissatisfied with their mattress is not that the mattress changes -- it's that their needs change. Side sleeping and needing more pressure relief is a very common scenario. Have you taken our quiz yet? We put a ton of science into this, and by answering some questions about your needs and preferences, you'll get a list of online and in-store models that are most likely to fit your needs. Then you'll also be able to see your score for the Oceano specifically, and see how it matches up. Give it a try! Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hi there -- Thanks for your suggestion (and kind words!). That model was released after we did the video on the Oceano and the regular Cedar. However, we do prioritize reviews based on interest from our readers, so your request here is certainly noted. Thanks for writing!
Hi Daniel, reviews don’t get any better than yours. Can you tell me which mattress you think would last longer? I’t would basically come down to a mattress with mostly latex or a mattress with mostly coils ?
Hi Robert. Thanks for the comment. Both of the Brentwood Home models reviewed here have a pocketed coil support. In our experience, this type of pocketed coil unit is reliable and time-tested from a longevity standpoint. After that, you have latex and wool on top for the Cedar, and for the Oceano, another layer of smaller coils and 2 inches of memory foam. While foam -- generally -- can be the weak link in terms of longevity, the Oceano only has two inches of it. So in short, we really didn't see any red flags for either of these mattresses in terms of longevity. Hope that's helpful!
Thanks. I'm looking at these two and the wink bed, and saatva king mattresses. We are 6'3" and 5'8", athletic, side to combo sleepers, with typical athlete aches and pains. We tend not to love an all foam or latex bed sinking feel, so looking at hybrids but trying also not to get too firm or soft.
Hi. We'd really suggest you take our Mattress Match Quiz -- we created it for exactly this situation -- where you know you have specific needs and preferences that need to be met, like pressure relief. It's the best way to get to a short list of mattresses that are going to work for you -- then you don't have to watch a zillion videos. You can hone in on the ones that are most likely to fit your needs. As for the "sinking feel" you are most likely to get that from memory foam.; Latex is generally springy and quick responding with none of that 'sinking into the bed' sensation. Latex also has a good reputation for pressure relieving properties, which is a priority for you -- so you might not discount it out of hand. Definitely take the quiz, where you can specify what softness you are looking for. www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/ Then you can see where the Brentwood Home, Saatva, and WinkBed mattresses fall on your results. Hope that's helpful!
Hey Andrew! Thanks for the question. So these models will be quite different. Latex is very different than memory foam in feel, and has a rapid, "bouncy" responsiveness to it that is at pretty much the opposite end of the spectrum from memory foam. That said, both are quality options. Have you slept on a memory foam or latex mattress before?
Hi Daniel. We reviewed the regular Cedar -- that one is held together with functional tufting, so it would not be possible to replace a layer. However, we did hear from customers that Cedar sent them a complimentary mattress topper to adjust the comfort to their liking. The Cedar Luxe comes with a separate mattress topper that buttons on -- so theoretically it could be changed to adjust the softness.
@@goodbed Thanks. I appreciate the time and effort you put into all your reviews. I noticed that there are no CZcams reviews for Essential Bedding mattresses. I visited one of their stores (Raleigh, NC) and noticed the mattresses are very similar to the Spindle mattresses except they are Dunlop rather than Talalay. Is there a reason why they aren't reviewed? Seems like a nice product with many choices for firmness.
@@danieloherrick6332 Thanks for your kind words. Re: your question, the short answer is that we prioritize our editorial reviews based on input from our readers. So to that end, your interest in this brand will certainly be noted. By the same token though, the primary reason we haven't reviewed this brand yet is that very few others have requested it to-date. Thanks again!
The cotton is certified to the Gods' Standard, which gods? Roman? Greek? Haitian? The GOTS Standard! Ohhhhhhhhh... Those gods! Lol. Thanks for the review. Brentwood Home's mattresses seem really luxurious and high quality. What held me back from trying one of them was the details in the warranty, that it covers sags/indents over 2", which is higher than the standard for innerspring/hybrids and years 10-25 are prorated. I checked out the Winkbeds Plus instead. Then, I discovered I love memory foam too much.
Ha! Clearly my grandmother was right and I need to enunciate my words better. :) And with the many confounding marketing claims made in the mattress industry these days, it does feel like just a matter of time before some company claims that their mattress is certified to "God's standard"... RE: the warranty, yeah we were surprised by that as well. As I described in the warranty section at 38:56, IMHO the warranty doesn't feel consistent with the quality put into the construction of these mattresses. But nonetheless I would really like to see the company back up a well-made product with a strong warranty to match.
I just got mine about 2 weeks ago. and I love pillow top from what I remembered its plush feel. it is a dream bed of mine. However, this Oceano mattress is more like a medium to medium-firm instead of medium soft. I know what a 5-star hotel bed feels like and this does not feel luxurious at all. although it does smell luxurious though. but I feel like my body is been hurting sleeping on this more than the $200 memory foam I had :( motion isolation pretty good. this is definitely not for side sleepers.
Hi -- In our video as you'll see right at the beginning, we rated the Oceano a Firm. We often notice that mattresses can LOOK plush and pillowy, but actually are much firmer. That's the case with the Oceano. As we also note in the video, we found it to be better for back and stomach sleepers than side sleepers. Have you taken our quiz? That's the best way for us to assess all your needs and match you with models most likely to suit your needs and preferences: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/ Hope that helps!
Yes, I did watched the whole video. I was copying and pasting for all oceano video related. Just so also other people will be once again see my comment because other youtubers mentioned that it’s medium soft to medium so it made me confused before my purchase. But then now I have the bed, I do believe more of your video. So I just wanted to put it out there for all Oceano CZcams review. Thanks for your pointing it out tho!
Hello Again, I tried your Good bed Match Quiz, the Cypress Bamboo 10inch was one of the results. I believe they only have the 11's and 13's now. I checked the plushness of the Cypress 10 (which is the 11 now) the firmness level is 6, when Oceano is 4.5 which still not plush for me. barely pressure relief :( Not sure why the Result from the quiz recommending me the Cypress which the firmness level is 6?! isn't that misleading? Should I give it a try for Cypress or what do you suggest?
I live in a remote area & will not be able to test out beds anywhere in person before buying, I am debating between the Oceano & Winkbed looking for a medium plush bed with oceanic materials? I am a combo sleeping and these both seem like great options but I have seen many mixed reviews on both, which bed do you think might have a little more advantage on the softer side?
Hi Andrea. Well, we would not call the Oceano a plush mattress -- we found it to be more of a Medium Firm. The WinkBed is available in a plush version (we reviewed the medium), so if that's your main concern between the two, the WinkBed Plush is probably closer to what you're looking for. Hope that's helpful!
I need a queen sized bed, solo sleeper, but am 6 foot 6 and 340 - 355 pounds would this be an option I should consider, preferring softer pillow top beds?
Hi and thanks for the question. First, we'd recommend taking our GoodBed quiz, where you can specify all your needs and preferences and get a list of mattresses that fit your needs. You might also be interested in our upcoming review of the Saatva HD, which should be up next week. This bed is designed for those between 300 and 500 pounds, and so far we think it offers a lot of softness but still has really good support. If you follow our CZcams channel, you'll get a notification when that new review is posted!
Hi there. We would recommend heading to our GoodBed quiz -- then by answering a few questions you can get a list of mattresses that will fit your needs. We developed the quiz because there's no way to quantify "comfort" since that's different for everyone and actually made up of many factors. Our quiz asks specific questions to understand what you mean by "comfort." You can start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hi Melba. Thanks for the comment. We can't make a general recommendation between the two without knowing about your needs. This is why we developed our GoodBed Quiz. If you answer a few questions about your sleep preferences and needs, then we can match those up against our database. You can then compare your score for the Oceano to the Nest Alexander Hybrid and see which is a better match for you. Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hi Katie. In our tests, the Oceano was a medium firm versus firm for the Awara. So the Oceano will be somewhat softer for you, but still more firm than average. We found the Oceano to be very good for side sleepers overall, but even better for back sleepers. Have you taken our GoodBed Quiz yet? We designed it to help narrow down your options to mattresses that will fit your specific needs and preferences. Depending on a number of factors, it may turn out that both of those mattresses will be too firm for you. Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/ Hope that helps!
Help! I'm trying to decide between the Oceano and the Bear Hybrid. I was able to test the Oceano at a local store but not the Bear Hybrid. How do they compare to each other? In your opinion, which one is softer? Which do you recommend for a combo sleeper (I fall asleep on my side and wake up on my back, flipping back and forth throughout the night). Any insight is helpful!
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. We actually have detailed ratings breakdowns for both of these mattresses that include our assessments on softness and other characteristics, as well as their suitability for different types of sleepers. You can find those here: * Oceano: www.goodbed.com/reviews/brentwood-home-oceano-mattress-review/ * Bear Hybrid: www.goodbed.com/reviews/bear-hybrid-mattress-review/ In short, we found the Bear Hybrid to be a little softer than the Oceano we tested. We thought both were good choices for back sleepers and stomach sleepers, but the slightly softer Bear Hybrid felt be a tad better for side sleeping for our tester. That said, your mileage will surely vary based on your other requirements, so we'd definitely recommend checking out those full written reviews to see the rest of our assessments of these models. Hope that helps!
ScentJunkie03 didn’t you hear anything he said in his 50 minute video! The guy spent almost an hour explaining everything and now he has to explain again!
@@boblafountaine9560 I watched this video in its entirety twice actually. Did you not read my comment correctly?? This video compares the Oceano to the Cedar, NOT the Oceano to the BEAR HYBRID, which is what I was asking.
Hi -- thanks for the question. Yes, in our testing, we rate the Cedar as a Firm, and the Oceano as a Medium Firm, so yes -- the Cedar is the firmer option. Hope that helps!
Hi. Mike gets this question all the time -- and he never tells! That's because what works for him simply won't be the best choice for everyone. He has said that generally, a lot of mattress-industry folks tend to sleep on latex.
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Agreed that putting these on the floor is not the typical use case. :) We did this so that we could show you two twin mattresses in a side by side comparison. Since we didn't have two twin platform frames to put them on, we did the next best thing and put them side by side on the floor. That said, you should know that this doesn't affect the tests we do in any way. A mattress will perform the same on any flat, solid surface as it will on any other flat, solid surface. So whether we have it on a solid platform or on solid floor has no bearing on our ability to effectively test and assess the mattress. I hope that's helpful.
Hi Chris. Thanks for the question. Mattress selection depends on more than a dozen factors, including your sleep position(s), body size and shape, and comfort preferences. That's why we really can't make a quick judgement call. It's also why we developed our GoodBed Quiz -- answer some questions about your needs and preferences and you'll get a "match score" for each bed that tells you how well each model aligns with your needs. You can start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hi Chris -- if you take the quiz, you will get a Match Score for both of those mattresses, along with a breakdown of how each would suit your needs. "Comfort" is subjective -- what you find comfortable won't be what someone else finds comfortable. That's why we evaluate mattresses on back support, spinal alignment, pressure relief and other factors that determine the most important aspect of a bed -- whether it's adequality supporting you and holding your spine in correct alignment.
If you took the quiz, you can then navigate to any of the bed in our database and see your score for each of them. Our quiz IS our opinion --which is based on how we take all of your needs into consideration. If those mattresses aren't scoring well against your needs, then it might be better to consider the ones that did. I realize you are wanting an easy answer here -- and that really illustrates why GoodBed and our quiz is far superior to other reviewers who would be happy to tell you that mattress Z is universally "better' than mattress Y. To find your Match Score for a specific mattress after you've taken the quiz, just search for the mattress you want to see and you'll see a "Your Match Score" section. For you, you can navigate here for the BK Signature: www.goodbed.com/mattress-line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/ And here for the Oceano: www.goodbed.com/mattress-model/brentwood-home-oceano/
I've like the fact that the Cedar has latex and the micro-coils.
THANK YOU for this very in-depth review of these two wonderful mattresses by Brentwood Home! I hope to one day own a Cedar Luxe, but for now, I can set my sights on the Oceano. It's BEAUTIFUL!
Our pleasure Eric. 😊 I'm very glad it was helpful for you -- thanks for letting us know!
Hi Thanks for the review! I was coming from a firm, Sealy posturepedic mattress and just purchased a King Oceano. I found it to be too soft with too much sink/cradling for my taste, more on the Medium Plush/soft side. I also like to read in bed and was unable to due to the memory foam softness/sink of the mattress. Brentwood home's customer service was excellent and made the return/refund seemless. I just went to the Avocado showroom in Santa Monica and tried their vegan latex mattress with a firm topper, and really fell in love with this mattress and the in store customer service. Found out that I personally like the feel of latex over memory foam for a more sleeping on top of mattress. Hope this helps out people who are looking for a firmer mattress.
Hi David. Thanks for these great comments. Latex can really work for a lot of people looking for something that's pressure-relieving but without that "sinking" feeling of memory foam. We wish you many happy years on your Avocado mattress, and thanks again for the comment!
Review is right on time:). They just delivered my Oceana yesterday (4/12) although it's still in the box (painting the bedroom). Based on the reviews, I'm fairly certain the Cedar would be a tad firm for my taste, so hoping the Oceana will be the ticket. Looking for that "middle of the road" not too soft not too firm feel. If it's a tad firm I would think over time it would break in a bit and be just right. I'll certainly provide some feedback once I sleep on it several weeks. Hoping to get the painting done by tomorrow as I'm not so sure it's good for it to be in the box for too long:)
For anyone curious, I just checked my box, the shipping weight on my queen Oceana box is 148 lbs. The mattress is 135 lbs. Shipping box dimensions (48x20x20).
Thanks again for such a comprehensive review. My fingers are crossed I'll like it.
Our pleasure Lori, and I hope you are very happy with your choice. FYI, once you've had the mattress for a little while, your feedback would be most helpful as a review on GoodBed, where people who are shopping for a mattress and looking for unbiased information will find it most easily. If you're willing, here is a direct link to where you can submit your review of this mattress:
www.goodbed.com/review-mattress/model/brentwood-home-oceano/
Thanks again!
How are you liking your mattress?
Are you still liking your Oceano?
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Wow, sorry guys, I really gapped out. So it's now been about 40 months since I've had my Oceana. A little too much a little too late eh? My experience with my Oceana, it's a great mattress, but...wish it slept a little cooler, honestly it's fine. It's comfortable and supportive but it could be just a touch more firm now that it's 3 1/2 yrs in. I typically don't like too firm of mattress but I'd rather have it a touch less firm than too firm. It's a heavy mattress but I like the fact it's substantial. At the end of the day, I still look forward to turning in at night on this Oceana:) It's a beautiful well made mattress. I apologize for not replying back 40 months ago! That didn't really serve anyone well in their search for a mattress:)
Thank you for being so thorough. Great videos!! You have made my mind up!! I’ll be getting the Oceana.
Our pleasure Chelsea! Thanks for taking the time to let us know it was helpful for you!
Hey, I want to let you know that after watching numerous other bed review channels, you have the best reviews out there. I already purchased a wink but if it doesn't work out(hopefully it will), I'll definitely be using your link if I purchase another matress. I'm going to be purchasing a matress for my 4 year old soon as well so i will make sure to use your link then too. Thanks.
Hi Charles -- Thanks for your comment. I'm so glad to hear that our information has been helpful for you, and we sincerely appreciate you making a point to use our links to support our work. Thanks so much for sharing your feedback with us!
Thank you for this review. I’m coming from a tempurpedic rhabsody breeze (king) and have had it for ~7 years. Somehow I’ve migrated into a side sleeper and found it too firm. Oceano seems to be worth the try since I’m also
Hi Niel. Yes, it definitely happens. As we age, our sleep habits, preferences and needs can certainly change. In fact, one of the most common reason people become dissatisfied with their mattress is not that the mattress changes -- it's that their needs change. Side sleeping and needing more pressure relief is a very common scenario.
Have you taken our quiz yet? We put a ton of science into this, and by answering some questions about your needs and preferences, you'll get a list of online and in-store models that are most likely to fit your needs. Then you'll also be able to see your score for the Oceano specifically, and see how it matches up.
Give it a try! Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hey Daniel! Once again great video! Are you going to review the Cedar Lux? That mattress looks awesome. Thanks for all you and ur team does for us.
Hi there -- Thanks for your suggestion (and kind words!). That model was released after we did the video on the Oceano and the regular Cedar. However, we do prioritize reviews based on interest from our readers, so your request here is certainly noted. Thanks for writing!
Hi Daniel, reviews don’t get any better than yours. Can you tell me which mattress you think would last longer? I’t would basically come down to a mattress with mostly latex or a mattress with mostly coils ?
Hi Robert. Thanks for the comment. Both of the Brentwood Home models reviewed here have a pocketed coil support. In our experience, this type of pocketed coil unit is reliable and time-tested from a longevity standpoint. After that, you have latex and wool on top for the Cedar, and for the Oceano, another layer of smaller coils and 2 inches of memory foam. While foam -- generally -- can be the weak link in terms of longevity, the Oceano only has two inches of it.
So in short, we really didn't see any red flags for either of these mattresses in terms of longevity.
Hope that's helpful!
Thanks. I'm looking at these two and the wink bed, and saatva king mattresses. We are 6'3" and 5'8", athletic, side to combo sleepers, with typical athlete aches and pains. We tend not to love an all foam or latex bed sinking feel, so looking at hybrids but trying also not to get too firm or soft.
Hi. We'd really suggest you take our Mattress Match Quiz -- we created it for exactly this situation -- where you know you have specific needs and preferences that need to be met, like pressure relief. It's the best way to get to a short list of mattresses that are going to work for you -- then you don't have to watch a zillion videos. You can hone in on the ones that are most likely to fit your needs.
As for the "sinking feel" you are most likely to get that from memory foam.; Latex is generally springy and quick responding with none of that 'sinking into the bed' sensation.
Latex also has a good reputation for pressure relieving properties, which is a priority for you -- so you might not discount it out of hand.
Definitely take the quiz, where you can specify what softness you are looking for.
www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Then you can see where the Brentwood Home, Saatva, and WinkBed mattresses fall on your results.
Hope that's helpful!
@@goodbed, thanks for the tips, I will get on that quiz!!
@@goodbed,I took the quiz! thanks!
@@MSEAD123 Great, glad to help!!
If this had better edge support I'd buy it. Dam shame. I can't find the cedar anywhere. Wanted it so bad
Awesome review I am finally narrowing down my search of organic latex beds. how would you say the oceano differs from the new latex hybrid?
Hey Andrew! Thanks for the question. So these models will be quite different. Latex is very different than memory foam in feel, and has a rapid, "bouncy" responsiveness to it that is at pretty much the opposite end of the spectrum from memory foam. That said, both are quality options. Have you slept on a memory foam or latex mattress before?
The latex in the Cedar Luxe can be changed out for softer / firmer layers.
Hi Daniel. We reviewed the regular Cedar -- that one is held together with functional tufting, so it would not be possible to replace a layer. However, we did hear from customers that Cedar sent them a complimentary mattress topper to adjust the comfort to their liking. The Cedar Luxe comes with a separate mattress topper that buttons on -- so theoretically it could be changed to adjust the softness.
@@goodbed Thanks. I appreciate the time and effort you put into all your reviews. I noticed that there are no CZcams reviews for Essential Bedding mattresses. I visited one of their stores (Raleigh, NC) and noticed the mattresses are very similar to the Spindle mattresses except they are Dunlop rather than Talalay. Is there a reason why they aren't reviewed? Seems like a nice product with many choices for firmness.
@@danieloherrick6332 Thanks for your kind words. Re: your question, the short answer is that we prioritize our editorial reviews based on input from our readers. So to that end, your interest in this brand will certainly be noted. By the same token though, the primary reason we haven't reviewed this brand yet is that very few others have requested it to-date. Thanks again!
This one, I'm not as sure of. I might have a different opinion if I felt the mattress, but I don't have as much confidence in this one.
How do these compare to the winkbed plus and luxury firm?
The cotton is certified to the Gods' Standard, which gods? Roman? Greek? Haitian?
The GOTS Standard!
Ohhhhhhhhh... Those gods! Lol.
Thanks for the review. Brentwood Home's mattresses seem really luxurious and high quality. What held me back from trying one of them was the details in the warranty, that it covers sags/indents over 2", which is higher than the standard for innerspring/hybrids and years 10-25 are prorated. I checked out the Winkbeds Plus instead. Then, I discovered I love memory foam too much.
Ha! Clearly my grandmother was right and I need to enunciate my words better. :) And with the many confounding marketing claims made in the mattress industry these days, it does feel like just a matter of time before some company claims that their mattress is certified to "God's standard"...
RE: the warranty, yeah we were surprised by that as well. As I described in the warranty section at 38:56, IMHO the warranty doesn't feel consistent with the quality put into the construction of these mattresses. But nonetheless I would really like to see the company back up a well-made product with a strong warranty to match.
Any thoughts on the new Brentwood Hybrid Latex mattress?
Hi Leah. We have not yet reviewed that model, but we prioritize testing based on customer request -- so we'll put that one on the list!
Cool!
I just got mine about 2 weeks ago. and I love pillow top from what I remembered its plush feel. it is a dream bed of mine.
However, this Oceano mattress is more like a medium to medium-firm instead of medium soft.
I
know what a 5-star hotel bed feels like and this does not feel
luxurious at all. although it does smell luxurious though. but I feel
like my body is been hurting sleeping on this more than the $200 memory
foam I had :( motion isolation pretty good. this is definitely not for
side sleepers.
Hi -- In our video as you'll see right at the beginning, we rated the Oceano a Firm. We often notice that mattresses can LOOK plush and pillowy, but actually are much firmer. That's the case with the Oceano. As we also note in the video, we found it to be better for back and stomach sleepers than side sleepers.
Have you taken our quiz? That's the best way for us to assess all your needs and match you with models most likely to suit your needs and preferences: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hope that helps!
Yes, I did watched the whole video.
I was copying and pasting for all oceano video related. Just so also other people will be once again see my comment because other youtubers mentioned that it’s medium soft to medium so it made me confused before my purchase. But then now I have the bed, I do believe more of your video. So I just wanted to put it out there for all Oceano CZcams review. Thanks for your pointing it out tho!
Hello Again, I tried your Good bed Match Quiz, the Cypress Bamboo 10inch was one of the results.
I believe they only have the 11's and 13's now.
I checked the plushness of the Cypress 10 (which is the 11 now) the firmness level is 6, when Oceano is 4.5 which still not plush for me. barely pressure relief :(
Not sure why the Result from the quiz recommending me the Cypress which the firmness level is 6?!
isn't that misleading? Should I give it a try for Cypress or what do you suggest?
I live in a remote area & will not be able to test out beds anywhere in person before buying, I am debating between the Oceano & Winkbed looking for a medium plush bed with oceanic materials? I am a combo sleeping and these both seem like great options but I have seen many mixed reviews on both, which bed do you think might have a little more advantage on the softer side?
Hi Andrea. Well, we would not call the Oceano a plush mattress -- we found it to be more of a Medium Firm. The WinkBed is available in a plush version (we reviewed the medium), so if that's your main concern between the two, the WinkBed Plush is probably closer to what you're looking for.
Hope that's helpful!
I need a queen sized bed, solo sleeper, but am 6 foot 6 and 340 - 355 pounds would this be an option I should consider, preferring softer pillow top beds?
Hi and thanks for the question. First, we'd recommend taking our GoodBed quiz, where you can specify all your needs and preferences and get a list of mattresses that fit your needs. You might also be interested in our upcoming review of the Saatva HD, which should be up next week. This bed is designed for those between 300 and 500 pounds, and so far we think it offers a lot of softness but still has really good support. If you follow our CZcams channel, you'll get a notification when that new review is posted!
Can you recommend anything more plush and comfortable than the oceana or is this the most comfortable option ?
Hi there. We would recommend heading to our GoodBed quiz -- then by answering a few questions you can get a list of mattresses that will fit your needs. We developed the quiz because there's no way to quantify "comfort" since that's different for everyone and actually made up of many factors. Our quiz asks specific questions to understand what you mean by "comfort." You can start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Which do you recommend between the Oceano and the Nest Alexander Hybrid?
Hi Melba. Thanks for the comment. We can't make a general recommendation between the two without knowing about your needs. This is why we developed our GoodBed Quiz. If you answer a few questions about your sleep preferences and needs, then we can match those up against our database. You can then compare your score for the Oceano to the Nest Alexander Hybrid and see which is a better match for you.
Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Is the oceano firm like the awara, or softer? I recently bought an awara and it's killing my back. Side sleeper too
Hi Katie. In our tests, the Oceano was a medium firm versus firm for the Awara. So the Oceano will be somewhat softer for you, but still more firm than average. We found the Oceano to be very good for side sleepers overall, but even better for back sleepers.
Have you taken our GoodBed Quiz yet? We designed it to help narrow down your options to mattresses that will fit your specific needs and preferences. Depending on a number of factors, it may turn out that both of those mattresses will be too firm for you.
Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
Hope that helps!
Help! I'm trying to decide between the Oceano and the Bear Hybrid. I was able to test the Oceano at a local store but not the Bear Hybrid. How do they compare to each other? In your opinion, which one is softer? Which do you recommend for a combo sleeper (I fall asleep on my side and wake up on my back, flipping back and forth throughout the night). Any insight is helpful!
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. We actually have detailed ratings breakdowns for both of these mattresses that include our assessments on softness and other characteristics, as well as their suitability for different types of sleepers. You can find those here:
* Oceano: www.goodbed.com/reviews/brentwood-home-oceano-mattress-review/
* Bear Hybrid: www.goodbed.com/reviews/bear-hybrid-mattress-review/
In short, we found the Bear Hybrid to be a little softer than the Oceano we tested. We thought both were good choices for back sleepers and stomach sleepers, but the slightly softer Bear Hybrid felt be a tad better for side sleeping for our tester. That said, your mileage will surely vary based on your other requirements, so we'd definitely recommend checking out those full written reviews to see the rest of our assessments of these models.
Hope that helps!
@@goodbed Thank you so much for responding so quickly! That definitely helps!
ScentJunkie03 didn’t you hear anything he said in his 50 minute video! The guy spent almost an hour explaining everything and now he has to explain again!
@@boblafountaine9560 I watched this video in its entirety twice actually. Did you not read my comment correctly?? This video compares the Oceano to the Cedar, NOT the Oceano to the BEAR HYBRID, which is what I was asking.
So the ceded as a harder mattress than the oceano?
Hi -- thanks for the question. Yes, in our testing, we rate the Cedar as a Firm, and the Oceano as a Medium Firm, so yes -- the Cedar is the firmer option.
Hope that helps!
I wonder what Mike sleeps on personally. :)
Hi. Mike gets this question all the time -- and he never tells! That's because what works for him simply won't be the best choice for everyone. He has said that generally, a lot of mattress-industry folks tend to sleep on latex.
Why are u testing these on the Floor ?
90 % people dont spend $1400 & up to put bed on Floor
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Agreed that putting these on the floor is not the typical use case. :)
We did this so that we could show you two twin mattresses in a side by side comparison. Since we didn't have two twin platform frames to put them on, we did the next best thing and put them side by side on the floor. That said, you should know that this doesn't affect the tests we do in any way. A mattress will perform the same on any flat, solid surface as it will on any other flat, solid surface. So whether we have it on a solid platform or on solid floor has no bearing on our ability to effectively test and assess the mattress.
I hope that's helpful.
This or brooklyn signature
Hi Chris. Thanks for the question. Mattress selection depends on more than a dozen factors, including your sleep position(s), body size and shape, and comfort preferences. That's why we really can't make a quick judgement call. It's also why we developed our GoodBed Quiz -- answer some questions about your needs and preferences and you'll get a "match score" for each bed that tells you how well each model aligns with your needs.
You can start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
@@goodbed im a combo sleeper, side and back. 5'10 at 200lbs. Male. I like hybrid beds. What has better comfort signature or oceano?
Hi Chris -- if you take the quiz, you will get a Match Score for both of those mattresses, along with a breakdown of how each would suit your needs. "Comfort" is subjective -- what you find comfortable won't be what someone else finds comfortable. That's why we evaluate mattresses on back support, spinal alignment, pressure relief and other factors that determine the most important aspect of a bed -- whether it's adequality supporting you and holding your spine in correct alignment.
@@goodbed took the test but Brooklyn signature or oceano didnt pop up. I just want your opinion. Which do you like best😅😅😅
If you took the quiz, you can then navigate to any of the bed in our database and see your score for each of them. Our quiz IS our opinion --which is based on how we take all of your needs into consideration. If those mattresses aren't scoring well against your needs, then it might be better to consider the ones that did. I realize you are wanting an easy answer here -- and that really illustrates why GoodBed and our quiz is far superior to other reviewers who would be happy to tell you that mattress Z is universally "better' than mattress Y.
To find your Match Score for a specific mattress after you've taken the quiz, just search for the mattress you want to see and you'll see a "Your Match Score" section. For you, you can navigate here for the BK Signature: www.goodbed.com/mattress-line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/
And here for the Oceano: www.goodbed.com/mattress-model/brentwood-home-oceano/