Tuck vs Tuft and Needle vs Leesa Hybrid
If you have an adjustable bed base, Tuck, Tuft and Needle or Leesa Hybrid will fit it perfectly. The delivery is quick and hassle-free. These bed-in-a-box mattresses are easy to handle and unpack.
Details
Price (Queen)990 |  Price (Queen)595 |  Price (Queen)1695 |
ReversibleYes | ReversibleYes | ReversibleNo |
Quilted FoamYes | Quilted FoamNo | Quilted FoamNo |
Expert Reviews
Value for money | ||
Based on 5 reviews | Based on 11 reviews | Based on 9 reviews |
Sleeping Cool | ||
Based on 4 reviews | Based on 10 reviews | Based on 7 reviews |
Comfort | ||
Based on 4 reviews | Based on 6 reviews | Based on 5 reviews |
What the experts are saying
Katie Golde
Mattress Clarity
“Based on the construction of my mattress and my sleep experience, I think they used...”
Joe Auer
Mattress Clarity
“If someone is looking for an all-foam mattress at a value price, the Tuft and Needle...”
Joe Auer
Mattress Clarity
“a very supportive mattress that contours well to your body and is also very responsive...”
Summary
Cost based value
"Although all these three mattresses are offered within the same price range, each of these sleep surfaces has a different value for money. Depending on your usage and the availability of the features, each of the mattress performs uniquely. Leesa Hybrid and Tuft and Needle provide regular features for an affordable price while Tuck is slightly luxurious."
Comfort
"A comfortable mattress ensures a deep sleep. Tuck, Leesa Hybrid and Tuft and Needle all are comfortable sleep surfaces. However, the choice depends on your sleeping position and comfort level preferences. For a plush feel, Tuck is an excellent choice while for a firmer feel, you may want to check out Leesa Hybrid or Tuft and Needle. "
Support
"Leesa Hybrid and Tuck 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 Tuft and Needle 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. Tuft and Needle is bouncier than Tuck and Leesa Hybrid. Thus, it may cause issues if you or your partner move a lot at night. On the other hand, Tuck and Leesa Hybrid have excellent motion isolation properties because of the remarkable technology utilized in the layers. "
The Bottom Line
Conclusively, Tuck is a great mattress offering exceptional comfort, Cost based value and motion transfer/isolation at a low price. Whereas when it comes to support Leesa Hybrid is a viable option. Depending on your sleeping habits and preferences, all three mattresses are designed to rejuvenate your mornings through relaxing nights.
