GhostBed vs. Lull Mattress Review

Memory foam strives to give a complete comfort that supports the body’s weight in a way that coil mattresses cannot match. With memory foam mattresses taking over as the mattress of choice for most seeking a new bed, companies are striving to be the best in order to answer customer’s needs and wants. With the soothing promise of a better sleep people are aching to buy the amazing memory foam mattress.

Best Overall Mattress

The mattress wars are getting crowded with more companies vying for the top spot. GhostBed has continued to be the overall best when compared to other memory foam mattress companies. Reviews have spoken very much in favor of the mattress invented by Nature’s Sleep. The battle is getting hotter with Lull coming close to GhostBed in price and comfort, but trails behind GhostBed as far as materials and durability. Both are bed-in-a-box companies that deliver directly to the customer’s front door making purchasing extremely easy and convenient. Although close, the overall pros are still in favor of placing GhostBed on top over Lull.

Chart that breaks down the Pros and Cons

Compiled as per Sleep Sherpa GhostBed and Lull reviews and Mattress Clarity GhostBed and Lull reviews and Memory Foam Talk GhostBed and Lull reviews

The wonderful flexible bendable memory foam beds are easily vacuum sealed into a box ready to be placed at the purchasers front door. The NASA invented memory foam is now used by companies to create mattresses that conform to the body. Memory Foam Talk, Sleep Sherpa, and Mattress Clarity ratings help shoppers with expert insight in how GhostBed ranks versus Lull.

I. Price

II. Materials/Durability

GhostBed continuously comes out ahead with its 11-inch high mattress towering over competitor’s lower profile beds. The GhostBed is crafted with three unique layers to provide the best sleep. The 1.5-inch top layer is made of aerated latex foam, specifically designed to be naturally responsive, plush and to provide cooling. A 2-inch middle layer is made of gel memory foam designed with a proprietary formula of larger cells to make it more reactive to the body for cooler nights. The 7.5-inch foundation layer is constructed from high density foam to allow for increased support and longevity.

With a parent company of Nature’s Sleep, with years of knowledge in constructing and developing mattresses, GhostBed has the experience behind building their mattress that the other new bed-in-a-box companies have. Mattress Clarity reports, “Experience showed, in that the mattress felt very well made and the transition between the layers was seamless.”

As with GhostBed Lull too is crafted using a three-layer process although their mattress comes in shorter at a height of 10-inches. The top layer is 1.5 inches built with a gel infused viscoelastic memory foam for “cool flow technology” that is meant to keep the body from sleeping hot. Another 1.5-inch sits in the middle as a transition layer for supporting weight distribution. Seven inches of core polyurethane foam provides Lull’s base support layer.

Each company provides removable covers that look great but GhostBed’s cover can be machine washed while Lull recommends only spot cleaning for theirs.

III. Comfort

Comfort is a most important factor when seeking a new mattress. GhostBed comes out a head but not by much, making Lull a viable contender. Memory Foam Talk speaks highly about how both beds provide a molded comfort of memory foam without the stuck in feeling that others have. In reference to the seamless GhostBed layers Memory Foam Talk states, “The GhostBed has a very soft and comfortable exterior and when you lie down on it the latex and gel foam layers work together to provide a balanced feel in most sleeping positions.”

IV. Warranty

GhostBed continuously comes out on top with its GhostBed Mattress 20-year warranty standing behind their product. The company promises to fully replace the mattress if found to have a defect in the first ten years of ownership to the original owner. For years 11 through 20 of ownership GhostBed provides additional coverage and protection, stating that they will either repair a defected mattress or replace it at a prorated cost. Lull offers a 10-year limited warranty covering manufacturing flaws including mattress dents and sags of more than 1-inch. Lull requires you to make a claim through email promising a response within 10 days while GhostBed provides a phone number so one can connect with customer service as soon as possible.

V. Trial Period

Although rated the same GhostBed wins over Lull with its trial period. Not only does it have a slight lead with its 101-day sleep trial over Lull’s 100-night trial, GhostBed does not limit returns. Reading the fine print on Lull’s return policy reveals that they only allow two mattresses returned per household. Both companies allow for returns within their trial periods for full reimbursement including shipping costs. GhostBed does request suggest taking 30 to 60 nights to make a final decision.