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How We Review Mattresses

How we choose what we test

Our priority is to test what you'll find in shops. This means that sometimes we might not cover a brand with one mattress that's sold 100 samples in Australia.

Instead, we check current market figures to see what's selling well and focus on the big brand models that sell in their thousands.

We also include models that you've requested; if a lot of members want it, we're going to test it.

• Retailer mattresses: We select mattresses from major brands such as Sealy, SleepMaker and A.H. Beard based on feedback from member surveys. We also select one exclusive model from third-party retailers such as Snooze, Forty Winks and Ikea, so you can consider alternatives to the big names.
• Mattress-in-a-box: We buy these (also known as bed-in-a-box) from popular manufacturers, and compare them to a traditional store-bought innerspring mattress. Though mostly made of memory foam and latex, you can find some innerspring bed-in-a-box brands.

We test firm mattresses where available. Most bed-in-a-box manufacturers sell one or two mattresses with one firmness configuration, typically medium or medium-firm. If the mattress is adjustable, such as the Sleeping Duck Mach II, we order and test it in the firm configuration. Our decision to focus on firm models was also directed by member feedback from our CHOICE Community forum.

When we know what you want, our buyers go out and purchase the products from a variety of retailers, both in person and online. This means we get what you'd get, so we can be sure the results are what you'll find.

Re-testing existing products

It's not uncommon for mattress manufacturers to update their products over time while selling them under the same name. We will re-test a mattress if the materials and/or structural design has changed, as we consider this to be a different product. When this happens, we put the year of release next to the model name - e.g. "Koala Mattress (2018 model)".

We contact manufacturers prior to each test to find out whether changes have been made to previously tested models that are still being sold. If this information isn't supplied, then we check the specifications for significant differences in thickness and weight, as these usually indicate changes to the design and materials.

• ✔️Our testing team has conducted more than 1,200 hours of product testing on hundreds of different mattress brands to select the best brands for our readers.
• ✔️We use the same 6-point testing procedure and 8-point evaluation in our Mattress Lab for every single mattress we test. We use these results to generate our Mattress Advisor Score.
• ✔️Our scores incorporate human performance tests, material evaluation, ease of purchase/return, customer service and brand integrity, making it the most comprehensive scoring system in the industry.

Learn more about our testing methodology

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Test criteria explained

The overall score is made up of:

• Comfort score when the mattress is brand new (male and female average, 30%)
• Comfort retention score after eight years (30%)
• Stabilisation (15%)
• Sagging (10%)
• Sweat repellent (10%)
• Usage wear/damage (5%)

We also note the advertised firmness, then test the mattress to see if these claims stack up.

Because we've stopped conducting a smell assessment, these results no longer contribute to the overall score. The 5% weighting has been rolled into "comfort retention score after eight years" and overall results were retroactively applied to all tested mattresses in order to maintain fair comparison points.

How we score mattresses

Our recommended cutoff has increased from 70% to 75% as of May 2021. This has been retroactively applied to all previously tested mattresses. Mattresses that score between 70% and 75% are still worth considering.

The unused comfort score shows how comfortable the mattress is when it's brand new. Mattresses with a higher score here are more comfortable.

Comfort retention after eight years is a bit different. Here, the score indicates how similar the mattress feels to the way it felt out of the box after eight years of use. For example, if a mattress earned an out of the box comfort score of 75%, then 95% after the eight years of use test, it will feel very similar after eight years and the comfort level would still be considered good.

Conversely, a mattress with an out of the box comfort score of 30% and a score after eight years of use of 95% will still feel poor after eight years. The feel of a mattress with an out of the box score of 80% will be noticeably different if the eight-year use score is around 70%.

Comfort retention after eight years only relates to the unused comfort score – it doesn't mean that the mattress comfort became "excellent" after eight years. We include this score as mattress comfort is subjective, so we like to highlight mattresses that show little signs of change over their lifetime. 

Our sagging score is the same. It does not show how much the mattress has sagged over eight years, but rather how it performed. A mattress with a sagging score of 95% is excellent, which indicates limited sagging, whereas a score of 60% is OK, which indicates substantial sagging. A score of 95% doesn't suggest that the mattress has sagged by 95% from its initial height and firmness.

Usage wear/damage score also takes this approach. A score of 95% indicates limited damage over time. Sweat repellent score, meanwhile, shows how poor, good, or excellent the mattress is at expelling fluid, skin and so on.