Kingsdown Miro vs Tuft and Needle vs Airweave
Kingsdown Miro, Tuft and Needle and Airweave come with an excellent warranty.
Details
 ReversibleYes |  ReversibleYes |  ReversibleNo |
Fits Adjustable BedYes | Fits Adjustable BedYes | Fits Adjustable BedNo |
Quilted FoamYes | Quilted FoamNo | Quilted FoamNo |
Bed in a boxNo | Bed in a boxYes | Bed in a boxNo |
Country of originUSA | Country of originUSA | Country of originJapan |
Expert Reviews
Sleeping Cool | ||
Based on 1 reviews | Based on 10 reviews | Based on 1 reviews |
What the experts are saying
Nick Robinson
Sleep Like The Dead
“Kingsdown mattresses on average are more expensive than all mattresses overall and all...”
Joe Auer
Mattress Clarity
“If someone is looking for an all-foam mattress at a value price, the Tuft and Needle...”
Ben Trapskin
The Sleep Sherpa
“The airweave brings a very unique feel to the mattress space. If you prefer a firm...”
Summary
Support
"Airweave and Tuft and Needle are more adaptable to people with heavyweight than the skinny people. The heavy layered structure is built to support people weighing over 200lbs. Lightweight people might like Kingsdown Miro better as its plush structure fits perfectly to the body curves and provides adequate pain relief to pressure points."
Motion transfer/isolation
"For couples and pet owners, this is an important consideration. Kingsdown Miro is bouncier than Airweave and Tuft and Needle. Thus, it may cause issues if you or your partner move a lot at night. On the other hand, Airweave and Tuft and Needle have excellent motion isolation properties because of the remarkable technology utilized in the layers. "
The Bottom Line
Conclusively, Airweave is a great mattress offering exceptional support and motion transfer/isolation at a low price. Depending on your sleeping habits and preferences, all three mattresses are designed to rejuvenate your mornings through relaxing nights.
