Mattresses

Eva vs Emma Comfort Mattress Comparison

So, what is better, Eva or Emma Comfort?

Updated 
April 13, 2023
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In this guide

Eva Comfort Classic Mattress
Best Value
(
4.8
/5)
Eva Comfort Classic Mattress
Queen
$1200.00
$1200.00
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Firmness:
Medium-Firm
Quality
Value
Ease of use
Comfort
Perks
See best price
Eva Comfort Classic Mattress
Most Affordable
(
4.1
/5)
Emma Comfort Mattress
Queen
$1,499.00
$1,499.00
Check brand for promotional pricing
Firmness:
Medium-Firm
Quality
Value
Ease of use
Comfort
Perks
See best price

Eva vs. Emma Comfort

Here, you'll find a comparison of the Eva mattress against the Emma Comfort mattress on price, product features, added value and customer feel. We'll break it down in detail decide which is the best mattress for you.

We know what matters to you, so we'll be focusing on the nitty-gritty stuff that counts: Price, Construction, Perks, and Feel.

To kick things off, we'll recommend each mattress to a few different sleepers. We also encourage you to check out our full Eva mattress review and Emma Comfort mattress review for more info.

Who should buy the Eva mattress?

We reckon side sleepers and back sleepers will enjoy the firm, supportive feel of the Eva mattress. Thanks to its minimal partner disturbance, it’s ideal for people who share a bed. Its breathability and coolness impressed us too, so it’s great for hot sleepers.

Who should buy the Emma Comfort mattress?

Any type of sleeper who’s after a supportive, cradling night’s sleep might appreciate the Emma Comfort - especially if you prefer a firmer mattress. With its great ability to minimise partner disturbance, it’s ideal for co-sleepers.

What's better, Eva or Emma Comfort?

Here you’ll find real insights from the Cosier team, the good stuff, the not-so-good stuff, and a quick summary that will help you decide if the Eva or Emma Comfort is the right fit for you.

Eva Comfort Classic Mattress
(
4.1
/5)

Eva Comfort Classic Mattress

Queen
$1200.00
$1200.00
Check brand for promotional pricing

We reckon so. We rate its great combination of quality materials. As a hybrid mattress, it’s packing latex, gel memory foam and pocket springs. This trio gives great support and comfort and reduces partner disturbance. It also helps keep the Eva mattress cool and breathable. Which - as anyone who’s ever sweated through a hot Aussie night knows - is super important.

Add to this quick delivery, wheels on the box to easily move it around, handles to easily turn it and a medium-soft feel, and you’ve got one of the best value mattresses we’ve ever slept on.

What we loved

  • Hybrid construction that makes it oh-so-comfortable and supportive.
  • Super-breathable and cool thanks to the pocket springs that allow air to circulate.
  • Minimal partner disturbance.
  • Longer than standard trial period and warranty.
  • Transparency around their manufacturers.

The not-so-good bits

  • The metres and metres of soft plastic that Eva vacuum-seals mattresses in.
  • Tendency to feel a little like you’re rolling into the middle.
  • Heavy, with a queen weighing 55kg.
Emma Comfort Mattress
(
4.8
/5)

Emma Comfort Mattress

Queen
$1,499.00
$1,499.00
Check brand for promotional pricing

Thousands (literally) of Aussie sleepers reckon the Emma Comfort mattress is a very good mattress. Even CHOICE, Australia’s leading consumer advocacy group, named it as their top scoring mattress for 2021. This all-foam mattress is supportive and pressure relieving for all sleepers and sleeping positions, although some sleepers do find it very firm.

From our personal experience, we feel the Emma Comfort mattress is one of the best budget mattress buys on the market, just bear in mind it suits sleepers who like it firm.

What we loved

  • The removable, washable cover which is the only one we’ve found.
  • It’s pretty light for a mattress in a box so it's easy to move.
  • The lack of partner disturbance.

The not-so-good bits

  • Some sleepers (including Daniel, our tester) found it very firm (and borderline hard).
  • The buying process isn’t the most streamlined.

What's the Eva and Emma Comfort made from?

Let’s look inside the Eva and Emma Comfort mattresses. We’ll break down the materials and technology used and how this impacts their overall feel and sleep performance.

What's the Eva mattress made from?

The Eva mattress is a hybrid mattress, which means it’s got both foam and pocket springs. Its 4 layers consist of: 

  1. Gel memory foam for cooling and pressure relief.
  2. Latex foam for breathability and support.
  3. High density foam for firmness.
  4. 5 zone pocket springs to minimise partner disturbance. Plus extra springs along the side pockets gives edge support so you don’t slip off when putting your socks on.

What's the Emma Comfort mattress made from?

The foam Emma Comfort mattress has 2 layers:

  1. A layer of Airgocell foam which is intended to minimise partner disturbance and is also moisture wicking to keep you cool and dry all night long.
  2. A layer of supportive HRX foam to help your hips, shoulders and spine stay in their correct alignment. It’s also breathable to promote good airflow.

The Emma Comfort mattress has a removable and washable cover that’s 99% polyester and 1% elastane. It’s also got a side cover (100% polyester) and a bottom cover (87% polyester and 13% polypropylene).

Emma seems less bothered about environmental concerns than other brands, with information tucked away in the ‘quality mark’ accordion. There we found that every layer complies with OEKO-TEX® Standard 10 which means it’s free of harmful substances.

How much do the Eva and Emma Comfort cost?

Prices for the Eva start from $900 for a single mattress, up to $1300 for a king. While prices for the Emma Comfort start from $1,070 for a single mattress, up to $1,699 for a king. See below for a full breakdown of the pricing and sizing of each mattress.

Eva pricing and sizing

Size
Dimensions (cm)
Price
Single
W 188 x L 92 x H 32
$900.00
King Single
W 203 x L 107 x H 32
$1000.00
Double
W 188 x L 138 x H 32
$1100.00
Queen
W 203 x L 153 x H 32
$1200.00
King
W 203 x L 183 x H 32
$1300.00

Emma Comfort pricing and sizing

Size
Dimensions (cm)
Price
Single
W 92 X L 188 X H 25
$1,070.00
King Single
W 107 X L 203 X H 25
$1,179.00
Double
W 138 X L 188 X H 25
$1,399.00
Queen
W 153 X L 203 X H 25
$1,499.00
King
W 183 X L 203 X H 23
$1,699.00

Eva vs Emma Comfort: Comparing the fine print

It's always a smart move to read the fine print. Let's dig into some company info for Eva and Emma Comfort, so you can make an informed buying decision.

Eva sleep trial, shipping and warranty

The Eva mattress comes with a whopping standard free trial of 365 nights. Shipping is fairly standard too, with next-day metro delivery. Non-metro areas will take between 1-8 business days. Wherever you are in Australia, shipping is free.

Oh, and they’ll only deliver to your door, not inside your home. If you live in an apartment complex or have lots of stairs, you might want to rope someone in to help.

The Eva mattress warranty is better than standard (10 years). Instead, it comes with a 12-year warranty. Which is even more impressive when you consider you’re paying less than a grand for even the largest size.

Emma Comfort sleep trial, shipping and warranty

Emma offers you 100 nights to try the Comfort in your home. They do ask that you try it for at least 3-4 weeks before deciding if it’s right for you. If it’s not, simply email them to arrange a free pick-up - as long as you live within their delivery area. If you’re outside these areas (not listed on their website), you’ll need to take it to your nearest drop off location. Once it’s been picked up (or dropped off), Emma will refund you within 14 days.

You need to wrap it in its original plastic packaging ready for collection and it needs to be free from mould, dirt, stains, smells and bed bugs.

The Emma Comfort comes with a 10-year warranty that covers sags or dips that are greater than 2.5cm, cracks or hollows in the foam, a mattress that doesn't fully inflate within 2 weeks, and damage to the cover (but not normal wear and tear). To claim under the warranty, you need to email Emma with photos of the problem.

Shipping is free, Australia-wide. If you live in metro areas (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide) and order before 10am on a weekday, you should get it between 2 and 6pm that same day. Otherwise you can expect it within 2-7 business days. Tracking information is provided via SMS for metro areas, and via email for everywhere else.

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