I Slept on the Nectar Premier Copper 14-Inch: My 2025 Take

Short version: if you like that slow-melting memory foam hug without waking up in a sweat, this one’s squarely in the mix. The nectar premier copper 14 memory foam mattress is Nectar’s plushest all-foam build, and it tries to solve the classic heat-trap problem with a cool-to-the-touch cover and copper-infused foam. I lived on it for a chunk of 2025 to see where it genuinely shines—and where it doesn’t. Here’s the thing: I’ll keep this friendly, honest, and useful, the way I’d want it if I were buying. If you want my straight-shot verdict and comparisons, I’ll point you to my full Consumer’s Best review at the end.

What’s actually new in 2025?

Specs-wise, not a dramatic overhaul—still a 14-inch stack with a cool-touch, copper-infused cover, a plush gel memory foam comfort layer, a responsive transition foam, and a sturdy high-density base. Believe it or not, the biggest yearly changes I noticed weren’t in feel, but in promos and bundles (pillows, sheets, the usual). If Nectar tweaks materials mid-year, I’ll update, but as of now the nectar premier copper 14 memory foam mattress keeps its identity: cushy top, pressure relief first, with better-than-average foam cooling.

Feel and firmness (in real life)

This lands around a medium-firm to medium—call it a 6 to 6.5 out of 10—with a plush, slow-responding top. You get that classic memory foam sink for shoulders and hips, but not the stuck-in-quicksand vibe unless you’re deep into the 230+ lb range or you love staying in one spot for hours. Side sleepers, especially those with touchy shoulders, should feel right at home. Back sleepers who like a little give will be happy too. Strict stomach sleepers and folks over ~230 lbs might prefer something firmer or a hybrid with coils for extra lift at the hips.

Pressure relief and support balance

Here’s where it earns its keep. The top foam eases hotspots fast—shoulder and hip pressure dial down in minutes. Underneath, the transition layer stops you from bottoming out, and the base foam holds posture in neutral. Translation: side sleepers get relief without sacrificing alignment. If you’re a combo sleeper, you’ll feel a gentle cradle when you settle, then decent pushback as you roll, though it’s not as springy as a hybrid.

Cooling: copper, cover, and expectations

The cover feels cool at first touch—nice party trick—and the foams don’t clamp down heat the way old-school memory foam used to. On warm nights, I stayed comfortable with a light duvet. That said, it’s still an all-foam build. Hot sleepers in humid climates or heavier folks who sink deeper may want a breathable hybrid. For most people, the nectar premier copper 14 memory foam mattress is solidly “cooler than average for foam,” not arctic tundra. Manage bedding and room temp and you’ll be set.

Motion isolation (couples will like this)

Classic memory foam advantage here. Tossing, turning, late-night snack missions—none of that traveled across the bed in any meaningful way. If your partner is a restless sleeper or you’re a light sleeper, this is a quiet win. Edge-of-bed cuddling is cozy; edge-of-bed sitting for long stretches… less so (more on edges next).

Edge support and ease of movement

Edges are fine for sleeping, a little squishy for sitting. Totally normal for a thick, plush all-foam. If you get dressed sitting on the side every morning, expect more give than a coil-reinforced edge. As for moving around, there’s some gentle resistance from the contouring foam. It’s not a trampoline, but it’s not a struggle either unless you prefer a super-bouncy feel.

Setup, off-gassing, and break-in

Unbox, position, slice the plastic, and let it bloom. Mine reached sleepable shape within a few hours, with full firmness settling over 48–72 hours. There’s that new-mattress smell at first—open a window and it fades quickly. Pro tip: rotate it 180° every few months to keep wear even, especially if one of you consistently sleeps in the same spot.

Policies and value (the fine print that matters)

Nectar’s hallmark perks still stand out: a 365-night trial, a lifetime (Forever) warranty, and easy delivery/returns in most areas. Prices swing a lot due to ongoing promos, and bundles can sweeten the deal. Quick note: policies can change—always double-check the current trial, warranty specifics, and any regional limitations before hitting checkout.

Who it’s for—and who should skip

Buy it if you love a plush top with slow, pressure-melting foam; you sleep on your side or back; you value motion isolation; and you run warm but not sizzling-hot. Skip it if you’re a strict stomach sleeper, you want buoyant bounce, or you’re a heavier sleeper who needs reinforced edges and extra lift—you’ll probably be happier on a firmer hybrid. If you’re undecided, here’s my personal rule: if you read the word “hug” and smiled, you’re in the right neighborhood.

Bottom line

The nectar premier copper 14 memory foam mattress hits the sweet spot for folks who want deep pressure relief with noticeably cooler-than-average foam. It’s comfy, cushy, and quiet. Not the bounciest, not the firmest—but that’s the point. If you want my exact test notes, comparisons to the standard Nectar and Premier, and my final buy-or-skip recommendation, just look up the Consumer’s Best full review—I’ve laid everything out in plain English so you can decide fast.