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People should feel less of their partner’s movements on their side of the bed if they go with the Nectar. Since it has memory foam in its top layer, I believe the Nectar does a better job of preventing motion transfer. When it comes to motion isolation, memory foam is usually very good because of its chemical nature. People can see the firmness and feel differences in the videos below. It is definitely easier to move around on the Leesa and switch positions. With the Leesa I slept “on” the mattress and, with the Nectar, I slept more “in” the mattress. In terms of feel, the Leesa has a balanced foam feel, while the Nectar has a classic memory foam feel. On the stomach, there was supported somewhat on the Nectar, but out of the two mattresses, I think the Leesa supported me better on my stomach. There was a bit more pressure when I was on the Leesa, probably because it is a little bit firmer. On the side, there was a little pressure on the Nectar at first, but I felt the pressure slowly go away. However, I think it felt better support when I was on the firmer Leesa. On the Nectar, there was good support when I was on my back, as the hips sunk in just the right amount, and I was in good alignment. The Nectar is definitely the softer of the two mattresses without question. The Leesa felt like a 6.5/10 in terms of firmness, and the Nectar felt like a 6/10. RELATED: Best Mattresses Firmness and Feel Differences The placement of the memory foam gives the Leesa a balanced foam feel and the Nectar a classic memory foam feel.Also, the LSA200 foam has holes in it which allow for airflow, which means it should be a more breathable top layer than the memory foam layer found on top of the Nectar.The LSA200 foam is going to be more responsive so that it is easier to move around on the mattress. The top layer of the Nectar is memory foam and the top layer of the Leesa is LSA200 foam.

They both have soft covers, but the Nectar’s cover has gel memory foam quilted into it, which adds another layer of soft pressure relief.

Watch Our Video Review Construction Differences The support layer is base support foam which is pretty standard on the market.Then there is a layer of contouring memory foam, which gives the mattress additional softness and pressure relief.Next is a layer of LSA200 foam, which gives the mattress bounce, resilience, and breathability.

The cover is thin and soft and doesn’t affect the feel of the mattress too much.

The Leesa is 10” tall and features three separate foam layers.

The Nectar has a classic memory foam feel, and the Leesa has a balanced foam feel.

Nectar has memory foam on top, and the Leesa has a latex-like foam on top.

They both incorporate memory foam somewhere in their construction.

These are both very popular mattresses.