First thing to do, let's find out what exactly goes in to the manufacture of a Serta Perfect Sleeper mattress. Each Serta Perfect Sleeper mattress is made from continuous wire coil with head to toe helicals with a coil count of over 1500 - far higher than the industry standard. Continuous wire coil is sometimes seen as being out-dated and having drawbacks. This criticism goes from not giving true posture support to disturbance when a partner moves about in bed. Newer materials such as pocket springs, latex and memory foam claim to fix all of this.
However, these news mattress types are not without their own drawbacks. Pocket spring mattresses are criticized because they start off great but the springs soon wear out leaving dips in the mattress. Latex mattresses don't last as long as traditional mattresses either. And memory foam feels quite different from traditional spring mattresses; a feeling many people don't like at all.
The mattress top is then finished with Advanced Comfort Quilt. This not only makes the mattress look very appealing, but also helps ventilation and keeps the body cool.
Other manufacturers compete with Serta by offering comparable mattresses at lower prices. But before you buy, first find out what has gone into the making of a mattress. Compare the cheaper mattress and see how it shapes up to a Serta.
All in all, the Serta Perfect Sleeper mattress is still a very good mattress made to the highest standards. If you want latex or memory foam then you can also buy one from Serta - although, for memory foam, I would personally recommend a Tempurpedic mattress. The Serta Perfect Sleeper could be the perfect choice for those who prefer continuous coil mattresses.
