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Stomach sleepers need a mattress that’s firm enough to keep the spine in alignment yet soft enough to relieve pressure on the knees and hips. Of all the mattresses we’ve seen, the Siena Memory Foam Mattress does this the best for the price. Plus, the mattress is 50% off during Siena’s 4th of July sale.

The crowd-pleasing Nectar Premier will satisfy a variety of sleepers, but “it tested really well for pressure relief—making it a great fit for side and back sleeping,” says Forbes Vetted sleep and mattress editor Bridget Chapman in our best mattresses for side sleepers guide. While the base model Premier mattress is designed to absorb and disperse body heat, our editors recommend upgrading to the hybrid model if you’re an especially hot sleeper.

If you’re furnishing a spare room, we love the Leesa Studio mattress. Named our best overall mattress for guest rooms, it’s extremely affordable but doesn’t skimp on features, offering three cozy layers including a breathable cover to help prevent overheating. Our tester found the bed to be slightly softer than Leesa claims, but added that this discrepancy “makes it suitable for just about any sleeping position.”

Our editors’ pick for the best firm cooling mattress, the Tempur-LuxeBreeze is an excellent option for hot sleepers seeking a more supportive bed. When we tried it ourselves, it offered impressive motion isolation and temperature regulation. Plus, it comes in three firmness levels, including a medium hybrid design. The brand also offers free delivery and a 10-year warranty.

Our pick for the best mattress overall, the Helix Midnight Luxe has a pillow-top design that accommodates a variety of sleepers. The bed has a “just right” feel that’s soft and cradling without the sinking sensation you sometimes get from memory foam. Forbes Vetted mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman says, “I have friends and family members who sleep on the Midnight Luxe, including heavyweight sleepers, and they say it’s remained supportive and comfortable after years of use.”

The best medium-firm mattresses like the DreamCloud Premier Rest are great for spinal alignment and back support. Mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman, who tested the mattress, says that the Premier Rest “hits that sweet spot of not being too soft nor too firm.” Its plush pillow top is cozy but its pocketed coils ensure the bed feels responsive and springy when compared to a classic, slow-moving memory foam design.

In our best cooling mattresses guide, mattress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon says, “The Leesa Legend Chill Hybrid is one of my favorites from 3Z, the parent brand of Leesa. It’s comparable to high-end mattresses that retail for $4,000 or more.” The bed has a 13.5-inch profile, a plush pillow top and over 3,500 springs and microcoils that help support and keep you cool throughout the night.

If you’re on the hunt for a super soft mattress and prefer the convenience of a bed-in-a-box design, we recommend the Puffy Lux. The plush mattress has a foam top layer that offers deep sinkage and a coiled bottom layer for support. Senior mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman says, “The Puffy Lux Hybrid is a seriously soft, cushiony mattress. It does a great job offering pressure relief around your shoulders and hips while back and side sleeping.”

The Bear Elite Hybrid excelled during our testing in the categories that mattered most to couples. The bed provides ample edge support and motion isolation, while being responsive and cooling. And if you and your partner have different go-to sleeping positions, the medium model offers a balanced feel you both can enjoy.

Heavier individuals who favor side sleeping should consider the Nolah Evolution Comfort Plus. Designed to accommodate up to 1,000 pounds total, this hybrid bed is among the best mattresses for heavy people. It has a solid 14-inch loft and plenty of support. Plus, its quilted Euro top and multilayered foam build makes the design a little softer than the average bed targeted to larger sleepers.

People with back and joint issues will find the Saatva Rx mattress to be supremely comfortable and pressure-relieving. Named our best mattress for back pain overall, it has just enough support provided by almost 600 full-size pocketed coils and over 1,600 micro coils (in the queen size). It’s got a plush quilted top and provides targeted lumbar cushioning, so fans of softer sleep surfaces will enjoy this bed. A layer of gel memory foam down the middle makes for a cooling experience, too.

With a maximum weight capacity of 1,000 pounds, the Titan Plus is a great choice for heavier sleepers and back or stomach sleepers looking for extra support overall. It’s got a firm feel that’s created by a layer of high-density foam and almost a thousand individually wrapped steel coils. Though it’s technically a hybrid bed, it’s very comparable to a fully innerspring mattress. Mattress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon says that “the Titan Plus is among the firmest beds I’ve tried and has a lifted feel that’s reminiscent of traditional innerspring beds.”

Individually wrapped coils, a gel-infused foam layer and a cool-to-the-touch cover set the GhostBed Flex Hybrid apart from other innerspring and hybrid mattresses on this list. Its medium-firm profile makes it a versatile pick for a variety of sleepers, and it’s a great option for couples, with its superb motion isolation.