Specification and editorial comparison · lab measurements not available
Blank cells mean that model has not completed our instrumented lab protocol, so we publish no measured score for it. We never estimate a number we have not recorded.
Quick Specs Comparison
Model specifications are catalog reference details, not instrumented measurements. Confirm the exact configuration and current seller terms.
Manufacturer Specs Compared
Figures each brand publishes on its own product page. Values a brand does not publish show as "Not published".
| Spec | Nectar | Beautyrest |
|---|---|---|
| Profile height | 12" | Not published |
| Layers published | 3 | Not published |
| Cover material | Polyester-blend cover with polyethylene cooling fibres | Not published |
| Coil count | Not published | Not published |
| Coil gauge | Not published | Not published |
| Zoning | Not published | Not published |
| Foam density | Not published | Not published |
| Fire barrier | Not published | Not published |
| Certifications | CertiPUR-US | Not published |
| Made in | Assembled in Jeffersonville, IN, USA | Not published |
| Queen dimensions | 60" W x 80" L x 12" H | Not published |
| Queen weight | 70 lbs (filling material) | Not published |
Sources: Nectar official page
Key Advantages
Why Choose Nectar
- Better motion isolation for couples
Why Choose Beautyrest
- Pocketed coils deliver superior edge support
- Cooler sleep for hot sleepers
- Available in stores for in-person testing
In-Depth Analysis
Our Verdict
Neither model has a documented side-by-side lab result here. Choose using available construction information and verify the current seller policies.
Buying Advice
Always test Beautyrest in a retail store before buying — the price point justifies the trip and you'll be far less likely to need a return
Couples on mismatched sleep schedules will feel Nectar's motion-isolation edge nightly — Beautyrest's pocketed coils transmit measurably more movement
If you're between models, the Beautyrest Black L-Class (medium) is the most universally-pleasing pick; only consider C-Class if you specifically want firmer support