Serta iComfort Mattress (Standard)

Five support zones and cool-to-the-touch fabric in Serta's memory foam line. Serta iComfort Mattress (Standard) is built around durable support base.

Serta sells this model at $1,199 for a queen (list $1,399). That places it in the mid range in the current lineup, which runs from the $499 Classic innerspring up to the $3,599 iComfortPro Level Three. If your budget is fixed, the table above is the fastest way to see what a hundred dollars either direction actually buys you inside the same brand.

The comfort stack is: Cool-to-the-touch cover — fabric treated to feel cool on first contact; Premium memory foam — contouring comfort layer; 5-zone support foam — five zones tuned for full-body spinal alignment; High-density foam core — durable support base.

In practice, that build gives a medium surface. Couples sensitive to motion sleepers get the most out of it; hot sleepers who need airflow will want to look one model up or down the range. Serta's zoned support systems all share the same idea — firmer coils or foam under the hips and lumbar, softer at the shoulders — so moving between models in this lineup changes the comfort layers far more than the support feel.

Serta.com sells this model with a 120-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty, with free shipping. Buying through a retail partner such as Mattress Firm or Costco changes both the trial terms and the price, so confirm the return window at checkout rather than assuming Serta's direct policy applies.

Our 8.2 score is an editorial score. It is not the output of a completed lab protocol on this individual unit, and we say so on every Serta page rather than implying testing we have not done.