Saatva Mattress Models Compared (2026): Classic vs Rx vs Contour5 vs Latex vs Solaire

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Yawnder Reviews · Manufacturer specifications checked October 30, 2026

Saatva is not a simple good-better-best lineup. Compare Saatva in Yawnder’s 2026 Veterans Day mattress deals tracker. Its mattresses are different types: luxury innerspring, memory foam, memory-foam hybrid, latex hybrid, dual-sided latex, heavy-duty hybrid, adjustable air, and specialty designs. The right Saatva starts with construction—not price.

The current Saatva lineup at a glance

Model	Type	Height	Distinctive feature	Who should start here?
Saatva Classic	Luxury innerspring hybrid	11.5″ or 14.5″	Dual-coil feel, three firmnesses	You want a traditional luxury mattress with bounce and edge support.
Contour5	Memory foam	12.5″	Includes a 5-lb-density memory-foam layer	You want to compare an all-foam Saatva with a body-hugging feel.
Memory Foam Hybrid	Memory-foam hybrid	11.5″	Memory foam pressure relief + coils	You like foam but want more airflow, response and edge stability.
Saatva Latex Hybrid	Latex hybrid	12″	Natural latex + responsive coils	You want cooler, springier comfort with less foam sink.
Zenhaven	Dual-sided latex	10″	Two comfort sides in one mattress	You want all-latex construction and the option to flip between feels.
Saatva Rx	Specialty memory-foam hybrid	15″	Therapeutic Support Core	You want Saatva’s most specialized pressure-relief/support design.
Saatva HD	Heavy-duty hybrid	15.5″	Built to support up to 500 lb per side	You want a model designed for higher body weight and stronger support.
Solaire	Adjustable air	13″	50 settings; independent sides in queen and larger	Couples with different firmness needs or people who want tunable support.

Saatva Classic: the default starting point

The Classic is Saatva’s best-known model because it gives shoppers the most traditional luxury-mattress experience: noticeable spring response, a Euro-style top, strong edge support and multiple firmness choices. It also comes in two heights, 11.5 and 14.5 inches. The 11.5-inch version is the one Saatva explicitly lists as compatible with its adjustable bases.

Classic firmness choices

• Plush Soft: more surface give for side sleepers and lighter bodies.
• Luxury Firm: the broadest-fit middle.
• Firm: flatter, more resistant feel for back/stomach sleepers and firm-bed fans.

Contour5 vs Memory Foam Hybrid

These two make the most sense to compare if you already know you like memory foam. Contour5 is the deeper, more premium all-foam option with dense 5-lb foam and a stronger body-hugging feel. Memory Foam Hybrid keeps the contouring but adds coils, making it easier to move around and generally more breathable.

Latex Hybrid vs Zenhaven

Both target shoppers who like latex’s buoyant, naturally breathable feel. Latex Hybrid combines latex with coils, while Zenhaven is a pure latex mattress with two usable comfort sides. If you want more spring and easier edge movement, Latex Hybrid is the cleaner fit. If you want an all-latex bed and the ability to flip between two feels, Zenhaven is the distinctive option.

Rx vs HD: specialty support for different reasons

Saatva Rx is built around pressure relief and adaptive support, using a Therapeutic Support Core that is designed to respond to body movement. Saatva HD is built around load capacity and durability, supporting up to 500 pounds per side. They solve different problems and should not be compared as soft vs firm versions of the same mattress.

Solaire: a completely different category

Solaire is Saatva’s adjustable-firmness mattress with 50 firmness settings. In queen and larger sizes, Saatva says each side can be adjusted separately. This is the Saatva to compare when partners have meaningfully different comfort preferences or when you specifically want to tune firmness over time.

Adjustable-base compatibility matters

Saatva currently lists its adjustable bases as compatible with the 11.5-inch Saatva Classic, Contour5, Memory Foam Hybrid, Latex Hybrid, Zenhaven, Solaire, Saatva Rx and Saatva HD. That matters if you are buying a base at the same time: the 14.5-inch Classic is not the version Saatva lists in its compatibility guidance.

Before you order a mattress and base

Check the exact mattress height, firmness, bed-frame support and total installed height. Saatva’s adjustable-base page lists compatible models and says its adjustable bases are not eligible for returns or exchanges. Its 850-pound base limit is a total-capacity figure, so include the mattress and occupants and confirm the selected size and configuration. A mattress’s per-sleeper rating is a separate specification.

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Which Saatva should you start with?

• Want a traditional luxury mattress: Saatva Classic.
• Want deep memory-foam contour: Contour5.
• Want memory foam with more bounce: Memory Foam Hybrid.
• Want latex with coils: Saatva Latex Hybrid.
• Want all-latex and flippable comfort: Zenhaven.
• Want Saatva’s specialty support design: Saatva Rx.
• Higher body weight / reinforced support: Saatva HD.
• Need adjustable firmness: Solaire.

Check Saatva’s current trial, delivery, removal and warranty terms before ordering; seller-specific policies can differ.

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