Review: The Birch Elite Natural latex mattress kept me cool during a sweltering heatwave, but there are some big drawbacks I can't overlook
Tom's Guide Verdict Alongside my husband, I slept on a queen size Birch Elite Natural Mattress for two months, spanning two heatwaves. Cooling is where this mattress shines, thanks to layer after layer of naturally breathable and sweat-wicking materials. The Birch Elite Natural is also superbly responsive and supportive right up to the edges, which is great news for coupes.
- ▪Tom's Guide Verdict Alongside my husband, I slept on a queen size Birch Elite Natural Mattress for two months, spanning two heatwaves.
- ▪Cooling is where this mattress shines, thanks to layer after layer of naturally breathable and sweat-wicking materials.
- ▪The Birch Elite Natural is also superbly responsive and supportive right up to the edges, which is great news for coupes.
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Tom's Guide Verdict Alongside my husband, I slept on a queen size Birch Elite Natural Mattress for two months, spanning two heatwaves. Cooling is where this mattress shines, thanks to layer after layer of naturally breathable and sweat-wicking materials. The Birch Elite Natural is also superbly responsive and supportive right up to the edges, which is great news for coupes. What I didn't like? The strong glue-like smell when I unboxed the bed, the average motion isolation (an organic mattress of this price should perform better here), and a lack of contouring support for my body (although user reviews are more positive). This wasn't the bed for me.
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