Acesleep Mattress Overview
If you've been to our Encinitas showroom, you know I'm always on the hunt for memory foam that doesn't sleep like a sauna. The Acesleep mattress is a pleasant surprise in the budget category—a breathable memory foam bed with a cover that is legitimately cool to the touch. It leans heavily into the softer side of the spectrum (great for pressure relief), making it a solid choice if you want that classic foam "hug" without the heat trap. It features mesh side panels for maximum airflow, which is a detail often skipped at this price point.
Logistics: You can grab this direct via their site or Amazon. I recommend buying direct—returns are generally less of a headache. Shipping takes about 5 business days. Like most bed-in-a-box options, give it 24-48 hours to fully expand and off-gas, though it’s sleep-ready in about 8 hours.
How Much Does It Cost?
Below is the current pricing breakdown before discounts. Note that Acesleep frequently offers around $100 off these figures.
| Size | Price (MSRP) |
|---|---|
| Twin | $589.99 |
| Full | $789.99 |
| Queen | $889.99 |
| King | $989.99 |
Under the Hood: Construction
The "Ice Silk" cover is the star here—using modern textile tech to pull heat away. Beneath that, the layers are designed to keep air moving:
- Luxury Ice Silk Cover: Ultra-breathable and cool to the touch.
- 2.5" Eco-Friendly Open-Cell Foam: Plant-based foam that claims to sleep 25% cooler than traditional polyurethane.
- 2" Bamboo Memory Foam: Natural charcoal infusion helps resist dust mites and regulate temp.
- 1.5" Gel Infused Cushioning Layer: Pulls heat from the top layers and provides that deep contouring.
- 6" High-Density Base: The sag-free foundation core.
My Findings
Cooling & Feel
The first thing I noticed was the immediate cool-to-the-touch sensation. When I push down on the top layer, I can actually feel air flowing through the cover—those tiny perforations aren't just for show.
Sinkage & "Hug"
My 14 lb. bowling ball test confirmed what I felt: this mattress conforms quickly. Compared to other foam beds, it offers a "medium hug." You sink in enough for pressure relief (crucial for side sleepers) but the transition layer kicks in fast enough that you don't feel stuck in quicksand.
Motion Transfer
Being all-foam, this bed is a tank for motion isolation. I dropped the bowling ball and saw minimal bounce back. If you have a partner who tosses and turns, you likely won't feel it.
The Yawnder Verdict
Acesleep has built a very competent mattress here. It’s versatile, though definitely skewed toward the softer side.
- Best For: Side sleepers and back sleepers who like a plush feel.
- Caution For: Stomach sleepers (likely too soft, risking lower back arch).
- Heat Management: If you love memory foam but hate the heat, start here. The airflow design is legit.
With a 120-day trial, the risk is minimal. It’s a straight shooter for comfort at a price that leaves room in the budget for better sheets.