Noa Mattress Review - Personally Tested

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0:00 Intro
0:27 Specs
2:15 Inside the mattress
5:57 Adaptiveness test
6:57 Edge support test
8:03 Motion isolation test
9:34 My experience
13:02 Pros v cons
15:53 Buy or avoid?
In this Noa mattress review, I take a look inside this mattress to show you what materials it contains, whilst also running several tests and experiments to test the performance. I also share my experience sleeping on the Noa mattress, the pros, the cons, and who I think should buy the Noa and who should avoid it.

[@1NicolaPratt]

Wow thank you for the thorough review💖

[@ADayInTheLifeOfJames]

Great review mate cheers

[@GoGreenAutos]

Excellent review & very helpful.

[@bv2011]

good work, i very much appreciate the review.

[@aboohoo]

fantastic in-depth review mate, really appreciate it!
was leaning towards getting this one, but think I'll ultimately pass
few longevity issues in other reviews at the year+ mark, and it doesn't seem the ideal option for a side sleeper, as you mentioned (your shoulder issues seem like a positive in that sense to really put it to the test!)

[@leslynloo5167]

You review is one of the best on TH-cam👏👏👏 Keep up your good work. Thank you for such informative review.

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

Thanks :)

[@TheGreenRacoon]

youre the best, thanks

[@jred3642]

This was the greatest bed review ever

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

Thanks for the great feedback. I hope you like the mattress if you decide to buy it :)

[@judeudu]

I totally agree. Award winning and first class. I bought the mattress and it’s really good quality. Thanks for your review

[@cjc04]

Hi, thank you for the great review, I've given a thumbs up! :) would you recommend the Noa or the Dreamcloud?

[@toconnell88]

Very helpful review. Heavily influenced my decision to purchase this mattress. Very happy with the mattress and would recommend!

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

I'm glad my review was able to help and that you like the mattress :) Thanks for your comment

[@ERA71K]

@@bedroomstylereviews108 hi have you done one on the luxe version?

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

@@ERA71K Not yet. Hopefully soon

[@alphonseknight8539]

Mate thank you so much very informative definitely purchasing one.

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

Glad you enjoyed the review, let me know if you like the mattress :)

[@alphonseknight8539]

@@bedroomstylereviews108 ducks nuts! My god thank you sir for the video slept like a baby woke up without a sore back or neck. Thank you again for the video it helped a lot

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

@@alphonseknight8539 Glad thank you for the great feedback and I'm glad we helped you find the right mattress for you!

[@zb6391]

Is this the noa mattress or the luxe?

[@benlim865]

Does the bed show any signs of sagging (after 4-5 months?) because of the foam? I always worried that over time , the foam will lose its "density" and end up doesn't support as well. My experience with tempur pillows was after a while, even though it retains its shape, it loses its firmness. Not sure if it is a good comparison but happy to get some advise :)

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

Pillows are different, you'll be fine with this because of the coil support and I personally found the foam to be of really good quality.

[@kky.x]

@@bedroomstylereviews108 How long would you say the foam would last before losing it’s density?

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

@@kky.x It will depend on the amount of use and the weight it's exposed to, but you're going to get a several years of regular use out of it

[@slyarsenal]

I'm 100kg. I'm wondering how this would feel. How heavy are you? I'm a back sleeper so I need something firm

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

I'm 80 kg. You should be fine in the Noa if you're a heavier back sleeper - the DreamCloud or the Avenco are firmer alternatives.

[@slyarsenal]

@@bedroomstylereviews108 im looking at a Peacelily 100% natural latex mattress. Have you any knowledge on the the firmness level when flipped to the firm side?

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

@@slyarsenal I've just had a look now as I've not heard of this mattress before but it's all-latex so likely won't be as bouncy as the Noa but should still be high quality. I'd like to test it for myself to see the exact difference in support.

[@slyarsenal]

@@bedroomstylereviews108 The Peacelily seems to be a good value latex mattress. I'm moving away from foam mattresses but I understand in today's market many suppliers offer hybrid models which tend to be slightly cheaper than the pure latex Peacelily. For a Queen it's about $1,300 Aud. The Noa is a lot cheaper comparatively but not really sure how it would hold up over time. The Peacelily comes with a 25yr warranty. What other pure latex brands can you recommend with about a $1300-1500 budget for a queen size?

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

@@slyarsenal The PlushBeds Natural Bliss looks decent - although I have yet to review it.

[@drewbowler]

Noa or Emma?

[@bedroomstylereviews108]

I've not tested the Emma so I can't personally comment at this point

[@garryclark2080]

something NOA does not tell you that there is a weight limit on its mattresses 75kg per person

[@ranbeerkaur7737]

Bad 5