And in practice, both offer excellent spinal support, impressive motion isolation and a high level of general comfort.Īs medium-firm mattresses with a 25cm depth, we’d recommend either for sleepers of light or average build and weight, and back and side sleepers. Both offer the same level of medium firmness. So which wins out between the Nectar Hybrid and the Simba Hybrid?ĭespite their differing construction, in truth both mattresses feel very similar. If you’re less keen on memory foam, though, or simply neutral, then the standard hybrid mattresses from both companies are well worth considering. If you tend towards the former, then the Nectar Memory Foam mattress is your sole option amongst these two brands.
Some people feel the former wonderfully cradling and like floating on air others feel like they're trapped in quicksand. When it comes to comfort, the first question is whether you prefer an all-foam mattress or a hybrid that combines both springs and foam. That said, if you prefer a memory foam-only mattress, Nectar is the only place to turn.
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However, at the upper end of its range, Simba is the clear winner: its top-end Pro and Luxe mattresses offer greater depth, luxury and sophistication (although you'll pay accordingly). The Nectar Hybrid and Simba Hybrid mattresses are very closely matched in terms of design and construction. Verdict: draw (but win for Simba at the luxury end) At the top of the range is the Simba Hybrid Luxe Mattress, which has 10 layers of filling including the cover, bringing the depth up to a generous 31cm.Īt the cheaper end, there’s the Simba Hybrid Essential Mattress, which features just four layers of springs and foam, and is just 20cm deep.
The Simba Hybrid Pro Mattress is a deeper and plusher mattress, with seven layers including the cover, and a 28cm-depth.
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