Shoppers rush to gets hundreds off mattresses in bank holiday Simba Sleep sale
Many shoppers have reported that their sleep has 'dramatically improved' after purchasing a Simba mattress.
As we move into the summer months, a whole new range of sales from popular retailers are starting up. However, many of these are only week-long events so shoppers need to be quick to snap up their much needed products for bargain prices.
One incredible sale taking place this week is from Simba Sleep, who are renowned for their award winning mattresses. With many shoppers claiming that these mattresses have greatly improved their sleep, new customers only have until the end of the bank holiday weekend to chop hundreds of pounds off a new mattress.
Simba has cut prices across their wide range of mattresses, meaning shoppers won't need to spend a fortune for a better night's sleep. With a 4.3 star rating on TrustPilot, the retailer has cut the prices off some of their budget products, as well as some of their more expensive items.
One product in the Simba sale is the Hybrid Mattress, which usually retails for £649. However, shoppers can save over £120 as the retailer has slashed their most popular mattress down to £525.69.
This mattress, which has been sold worldwide over half a million times, is said to align with your body to help relieve pressure and it comes with a zip cover that is easily washed, reports the Mirror. Featuring 1,900 springs, the product was designed to support different zones of the user's body.
Along with a 25cm depth and "five layers of comfort", Simba states the mattress also allows "airflow, cushioning and heat dissipation", which is a perfect feature to have during the warm summer months when many people may have trouble sleeping due to the heat.
For shoppers who are looking for a more luxurious mattress, Simba has also reduced the price of the Hybrid Luxe Mattress. Normally £1,199, shoppers can now buy it for £995.17 or £24.05 per month. Boasting 5,700 springs, this mattress features a depth of 31cm and nine layers within the mattress.
Including a wool and bamboo layer, Simba has said the high-end product has "contouring designed to limit motion transfer", meaning users won't be tossed around at night when their partner moves in the bed.
Outside of the Simba Sleep sale, Amazon has slashed the price of the Vesgantti 4FT6 Double Mattress from £264.99 down to £179.99. With a 4.5 star rating, shoppers can further reduce the price of this mattress by adding a £15 voucher - dropping the price tag down to £164.99.
Instead of a sale, Emma Sleep is currently offering a range of freebies when you buy one of their popular mattresses. For example, the Hybrid Airgrid Mattress retails for £679, but shoppers will also be able to snap up free pillows, duvet and mattress protector that are usually worth £341 altogether.
Despite these fantastic offers, many shoppers are rushing to buy one of the Simba Sleep mattresses while the sale is available. Many shoppers have left reviews on the Luxe Mattress, which boasts a 4.8 star rating from over 12,500 customers.
One happy shopper said: "So happy with my purchase, mattress surpassed my expectations providing a great sleep."
With another adding: "I was sceptical at first about spending money on a new mattress as I thought what benefit would it bring! Then I stumbled across the Simba mattress online, and something about the way it was presented and the words used made me take the plunge.
"I have to say what a game changer this Hybrid mattress is. Comfortable, sturdy and right from the get-go, my sleep has dramatically improved."
However, not every shopper left a positive review about the mattress, as one person wrote: "The mattress is already sagging from 3 to 4 days after sleeping on it"
Another shopper shared having a negative experience with the mattress, adding: "I'm a side sleeper and I thought spending more money on a mattress would be better for my back. But the Simba mattress gives me back pain and I'm not getting a full night sleep."
However, other five-star reviewers reported the opposite. One customer praised: "Simba mattress is firm which has helped ease back pain I was getting from my old mattress. It has also allowed me to gain a better quality nights sleep allowing me to feel refreshed when I wake up."
A further shopper agreed, writing: "My back has never been so good . I wake up now feeling like I've had a great night sleep for the first time in years!"
For shoppers who want to snap up a new mattress in the Simba Sleep sale, click HERE.
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