The Ultimate Brooklyn Bedding Mattress Reviews for 2021

The Brooklyn Signature is a hybrid mattress made out of four layers of foam and individually encased coils (11’’ high). Hence, the structure of this mattress is quite bouncy and resilient.

This is a mattress that will provide you with plenty of support, making it an excellent choice for side sleepers, for instance. Our Brooklyn Bedding Signature review will focus on the medium version, even though there are three options overall — soft, medium, and firm.

The cover of this mattress is quite cozy and soft to the touch. It’s highly breathable due to the blend of cotton and polyester. In addition, the cover itself has some foam quilted in it, which will provide you with some extra comfort.

Following the cover, we have the comfort layer — a 2’’ TitanFlex foam patented by Brooklyn Bedding. Namely, it combines all of the contouring features you would expect from memory foam with the added responsiveness usually reserved for latex mattresses, as well as the superior cooling effect.

Next up, there’s the transitional layer, only this time it’s composed of a 2’’ Energex foam. Similar to other products in our Brooklyn Bedding mattress reviews, this layer is a bit more firm and serves as a transitional layer before the encased coil system.

After that, we have the support layer that helps the mattress keep its shape. It consists of individually encased coils (6’’) that make the mattress more bouncy, increase breathability, and aid temperature regulation.

Lastly, we found that the base of the mattress — a 1’’ high-density foam — helps the coils compress better.

And as previously mentioned in this review of Brooklyn Bedding products, this mattress offers optimal pressure relief, making it ideal for side sleepers.

Naturally, in our Brooklyn Bedding Aurora review, we simply have to point out that this mattress uses the most advanced cooling technology around. But first, let’s take a closer look at its construction.

The cover is made of a special Phase Change material, which is cool to the touch. It is an advanced cooling fabric that works wonders in neutralizing temperature. Also, Aurora would have a slight edge if we were to compare Brooklyn Bedding Aurora and Signature mattresses solely by their cooling properties.

The next layer is made of copper-infused CopperFlex foam, which is antimicrobial and helps dissipate body heat. It will also provide you with some sinkage and proper contouring, which is one of the reasons this mattress is in our top list of mattresses for side sleepers.

Moving on, we have 2’’ of TitanFlex foam, the same as in the Signature hybrid mattress.

The next layer is made of 1’’ thick visco-elastic memory foam. As such, it’s more of a transitional layer between the softer foam layers and the encased coils.

Speaking of which, next we have individually encased Ascension X coils. We found this 8’’ layer does wonders for motion isolation and the coils offer plenty of bounce and added support. In addition, the coils actually make the mattress feel softer, which usually isn’t the case, according to our Brooklyn Bedding soft review.

Additionally, the abundance of space between the coils allows for better airflow, which greatly improves breathability and cooling.

Finally, the base layer consists of polyfoam that keeps the coils in place and provides bounce.

As for the firmness levels, there are three options. Yet, we have to point out that this model is noticeably softer than the previous one. The medium Aurora mattress feels almost like the soft Signature mattress.

Nevertheless, it offers exceptional pressure relief and motion isolation, making it great for couples.

To our delight, the memory foam doesn’t trap body heat, allowing for a good night’s rest. And while it’s not the Brooklyn Bedding TitanFlex foam from earlier reviews, it’s still of superior quality.

And again, same as with the other two mattresses, we have a transitional layer made of polyurethane foam, which is quite different from the ones used in the upper layers as it responds to pressure a lot faster.

Beneath the transitional layer come the individually encased coils (8’’ thick), which provide the mattress its bounce and exceptional pressure relief. Likewise, they help reduce motion transfer without sacrificing mobility.

A 1’’ base layer supports the coils, as with previous models.

Surprisingly, there is only one firmness level — medium. Still, due to its multiple foam layers, it’s a bit on the soft side.

Even so, it manages to offer plenty of support — hence why you won’t hear many Brooklyn Bedding complaints.

Overall, the foam layers provide the necessary cushioning to relieve pressure from your shoulders and hips, so you won’t wake up with any aches.

Next up in our Brooklyn Bedding mattress reviews is the Brooklyn Spartan, which is yet another hybrid model that uses unique technology — Far Infrared Rays. Namely, this technology transforms your body heat into waves of energy, boosting recovery and improving sleep overall.

Furthermore, it consists of six layers (measuring 13.5’’ in total), each serving its purpose.

The first layer of this model uses a smart fabric cover with the Far Infrared Rays technology, making the Spartan an ideal choice for those leading an active lifestyle.

Following this layer, we have three layers of foam.

First off, there’s a combination of CopperFlex and TitanCool memory foams, which help dissipate heat. It’s also antibacterial thanks to the added copper.

Next up, we have 2’’ of Brooklyn Bedding TitanFlex foam, which we already covered in our Brooklyn Signature review.

After that comes the contour layer made of viscoelastic memory foam, which responds well to pressure and wraps itself around your body. This layer is also placed lower so you’ll never feel like you’re stuck inside of the mattress.

Encased coils make up the next layer, providing the mattress with extra support and bounce.

Finally, the base layer is the same as in the previous models. It’s made of high-density foam that reinforces the coils.

Now, the Brooklyn Spartan is a relatively firm mattress. And although you’ll sink into it a bit, it’s much firmer than the Aurora or the Sedona. Of course, we are talking about the medium version here, but if you’d like something softer or even firmer, you have those options as well. You can also opt for one of the best mattress toppers for additional pressure relief.

To conclude our Brooklyn Bedding Spartan review, we have to mention that the edge support on this model is nothing short of excellent. And we have the special quantum edge system, which uses smaller coils near the edge of the bed, to thank for.

The Brooklyn Bloom is a completely eco-friendly mattress. It combines latex and coils to grant you the necessary support while sleeping, thus making it our only Brooklyn Bedding latex mattress review.

It uses Talalay latex to provide pressure relief and is characterized by extremely high breathability, so you won’t have to worry about getting too hot while sleeping on this mattress.

In addition, latex is a hypoallergenic material, meaning it’s an ideal option for those who wish to sleep healthier. Likewise, it’s great for people who prefer all-natural materials. If you’re also looking for natural materials, check out our list of the best organic mattresses.

The first thing we will talk about in our Brooklyn Bedding Bloom hybrid review is the cover, which is made from quilted wool and organic cotton. It’s both soft and breathable, allowing you to perfectly sink into the mattress while providing ample pressure relief.

The next layer entails 3’’ of Talalay latex, which gives the mattress its (medium) firmness while also retaining some bounce. Moreover, holes within the latex help regulate temperature.

Next is an 8’’ layer of encased coils. And according to our Brooklyn Bedding mattress review, it works the same way as with the other models. Namely, it provides a good amount of support and bounciness.

Finally, the base is made of high-density foam, as in previous models.

On the downside, this mattress doesn’t have multiple firmness options. It’s generally considered medium-firm but it does lean a bit towards the softer side, mostly because of the cover.

Moreover, according to numerous Brooklyn Bedding latex reviews, it works well for all sleeper types. We found you won’t notice any extra pressure, whether you sleep on your back, side, or stomach.

Lastly, it’s worth noting that due to the increased bounce, the mattress is not the best at motion isolation, which could be an issue if you sleep with someone who moves a lot.

The Brooklyn Bowery is the simplest of the six models and the most affordable too. However, as you’ll see in our Brooklyn Bedding Bowery review, that doesn’t mean that the quality is not up to par.

First off, this mattress is made out of four layers. The first layer is a 1’’ quilted top with gel memory foam, which is resistant to body impressions. In this Brooklyn Bedding mattress review, we also found it cools your body while you sleep. Following that is the transitional 2’’ comfort foam layer.

Next up is the standard layer of encased coils. However, they’re a bit lower than usual; the coils are just 6’’ tall. Nevertheless, they still offer remarkable reactivity and isolate motion well. The last layer is a high-density base, which provides great support and stability.

Even though the Brooklyn Bowery is advertised as medium-firm, many reviews of Brooklyn Bedding mattresses point out it might be too firm for some side sleepers. Therefore, we’d recommend it to back sleepers or those who change positions often.

Also, if you sleep with a partner, you will feel some movement, but it’s not a huge deal and is barely mentioned in Brooklyn Bedding customer reviews.