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But which hybrid is right for you?
However, this isn’t quite the runaway victory you might expect from those results.
The DreamCloud in our reviewer’s bedroom(Image credit: Future)
The DreamCloud contains six internal layers, plus a cashmere upper cover and a shift-resistant lower cover.
At the top is a layer of quilted gel memory foam, designed to be both contouring and breathable.
Next comes the springs individually wrapped coils, with thicker springs placed around the perimeter for support.
The DreamCloud in our reviewer’s bedroom(Image credit: Future)
Finally, there’s one more layer of foam, this time to provide stability at the base.
The top layer consists of a Helix-blend memory foam, crafted to provide sleepers with unique pressure relief.
Beneath this sits two layers of response foam, offering cushioning alongside ergonomic support.
The DreamCloud in our reviewer’s bedroom(Image credit: Future)
At the base is a layer of DuraDense foam, for stability and durability.
But for the biggest choice of upgrades, check out the Helix Midnight.
There are a lot of ways to customize this bed.
The Helix Midnight mattress in our reviewer’s bedroom(Image credit: Future)
Design winner: DreamCloud
The DreamCloud just takes this thanks to its extra layer and the convenient handles.
But it’s a tough call, as they’re both solid designs.
However, you never have to pay full price at DreamCloud.
The DreamCloud has six interior layers, plus covers(Image credit: DreamCloud)
Sales run throughout the year, with a queen typically sold for $799.
Similarly, while the Helix Midnight has an MSRP of $1,373.80, you should never pay full price.
In the evergreen sale, the DreamCloud offers incredible value for the price.
The Helix has five interior layers plus a cover(Image credit: Helix)
And although the Helix Midnight isn’t quite so affordable, it’s still great value for money.
Our tester disagreed slightly, rating it as medium-firm and placing it at 7.5 on the scale.
This makes the DreamCloud a pretty versatile mattress.
Overall, however, this is a mattress with a wide appeal.
Go for the DreamCloud.
Prefer a softer cushioning?
Helix Midnight is the winner.
These attributes help us understand how the mattress performs during the night.
Motion isolationrefers to how much disruptive movement travels across the bed.
Simply put, if one person moves, can the other person in the bed feel it?
Finally,edge support.
This describes how strong a mattress is at the perimeter.
Do the sides collapse when you push against them?
Or can you sit on the edge of the mattress and still feel a sturdy support?
While both mattresses are rated highly in this category, the DreamCloud just comes out on top.
This sinkage wasn’t an issue with the DreamCloud.
Winner: DreamCloud
DreamCloud vs Helix Midnight: which should I buy?
it hits the sweet spot between supporting and cushioning, offering impressive pressure relief while keeping your spine aligned.
Your hips and shoulders will feel cushioned while the spine has ample support, for a dreamy experience.
The DreamCloud (left) is firmer than the Helix Midnight (right)
The DreamCloud (left) and the Helix Midnight (right) both have good motion isolation
