Seniors- For seniors who sit or lie on the edge of their mattress, strong edge support is needed to keep the bed from warping at its ends.Although both of these mattresses are hybrids, the Saatva does use a lot less foam than the DreamCloud, making it more breathable and cooling. This is because foam tends to absorb and hold onto excess body heat throughout the night. Hot sleepers- While foam is great for pressure relief, it’s not so great for keeping cool.Since the DreamCloud has more cushioning foam, as opposed to the Saatva’s coil layers, it offers more pressure relief. This is because side sleepers struggle the most with unwanted pressure on their hips and shoulders. Heavyweight side sleepers- Similar to heavyweight back sleepers, heavyweight side sleepers need plenty of support, but also extra softness.With the DreamCloud, which is a thick 15” tall, heavier back sleepers will enjoy plenty of supportive foam beneath them. Heavyweight back sleepers- For back sleepers, and heavyweight sleepers too, it’s crucial to have a mattress that’s supportive, especially on the lower back.In this case, since the DreamCloud has a thicker, more foam-based design, it has the upper hand in motion isolation. For couples, this can make the difference between a good night’s sleep and your partner accidentally waking you. Couples- If you plan on sharing your mattress, it’s worth checking out its motion isolation, or how well it absorbs unwanted movement.Who Should Choose the DreamCloud Mattress? That said, the Saatva’s less dense construction is ideal for hot sleepers, and its edge support is outstanding too. The DreamCloud mattress offers excellent motion isolation for light sleeping couples along with plenty of support and cushion for heavyweight back and side sleepers. CHECK PRICE Read Full Review DreamCloud vs.

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