Our Titan Plus vs. WinkBed Plus Bed Comparison for 2024

Written by Jill Zwarensteyn, Editor

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Titan Plus vs. Winkbed Plus Mattress: Which bed is better for you? Our team of mattress testers is here to help you decide.

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Looking for a bed that works hard so you can sleep even harder?

Our Titan Plus and WinkBed Plus comparison will compare and contrast two durable, heavy-duty mattresses and help you choose between the hybrid that’s best for you.

Owned by Brooklyn Bedding, Titan is a brand dedicated specifically to creating a product that caters to plus-sized sleepers. WinkBed offers handmade products that keep quality and innovation in mind and were one of the first online mattress companies to present a product for sleepers over 300 pounds.

Quick Comparison: Titan Plus vs WinkBed Plus

We Would Recommend Buying Titan Plus if You are Looking for:

• A cushy pillow top. Shoppers will sink gently into the soothing gel memory foam inside the airy and breathable cover.
• Lots of bounce. Combo sleepers can enjoy easy repositioning thanks to the ample bounce provided by the springy latex and coil system.
• A more budget-friendly option. The company offers competitive prices that let shoppers comfort and durability without breaking the bank.

We Would Recommend Buying WinkBed Plus if You are Looking for:

• Zoned comfort. Lumbar support and comfort zones promise even weight distribution and just the right amount of compression and pushback for most position preferences.
• An extra tall bed. This model puts an emphasis on “big and tall” by adding an extra 3 inches of height to the overall thickness of the mattress.
• Lifetime replacements. The company offers a comfort guarantee that allows shoppers to replace their bed with a different comfort option or switch it out for a new one even after the trial period has ended.

Comparing Construction (Materials & Quality)

Titan Plus Construction

This foam and coil hybrid mattress comes in a box and is shipped straight to your door.

The cotton cover of this 11-inch mattress features an inch of gel memory foam which provides cooling and plush pressure relief.

• The top layer contains a 2-inch TitanFlex™ designed to be responsive and to provide enhanced pressure relief.
• The second layer offers enhanced stability through the use of 6-inch TitanCaliber™ coils. The springs are individually pocketed, which promotes airflow and motion isolation.
• The base layer contains a 2-inch High-Density Base Foam to help absorb the motion from the upper coils and acts as a foundation for the entire mattress.

WinkBed Plus Construction

This hybrid mattress combines foam, latex, and coils. It is compressed when shipped so that it can fit inside a convenient box.

This 13.5-inch mattress features a Tencel cover that is designed to wick away moisture in an effort to prevent overheating.

• The topmost layer contains a gel-infused hypersoft foam that’s 1-inch thick. To also prevent sagging, this foam is more dense at 1.8 pounds per cubic foot.
• The second layer is an additional inch of highly dense gel foam to further prevent any sagging.
• The third layer holds a 2.5-inch latex pad that is separated into seven comfort zones to provide more support or compression where they’re needed most. This material is aerated to promote airflow and cooling.
• The LumbarLayer helps minimize any problems in the lower back – or lumbar region – by providing specialized support for that area.
• The innerspring unit consists of a 5-zone individually wrapped support coil system. The springs are reinforced to provide stability, and the pocketed design offers airflow and individualized compression.
• The bottom layer is 1 inch of support foam for added stability.

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Comparing Firmness (Support & Feel)

Titan Plus has earned a score of 6.5-7 on our comfort scale. This system uses rankings between 1 and 10 to determine how these products are likely to feel when a shopper lies down on them. This bed’s score indicates a medium-firm to perhaps firm feel, depending on how the person experiences this product.

As a mattress designed for heavier sleepers, the Titan Plus bed features an enhanced support system that is meant to provide proper spinal alignment and even weight distribution. The upper comfort layers offer pressure relief but should respond quickly for easy repositioning.

WinkBed is ranked at a medium-firm 6.5. Side sleepers who generally prefer a softer feel should be able to rest comfortably as the zoned areas are designed to reduce pressure in the shoulders and hips while maintaining alignment.

Both beds are designed to feel cool when shoppers lie on the gel-infused foams. Both beds feature materials that are meant to reshape quickly and easily. This should allow combination sleepers to reposition without too much resistance.

The reinforcement and durable construction of these items makes them great options for shoppers with more considerable weight concerns.

Comparing Sinkage and Bounce

People will sink slightly into the upper gel foam inside the Titan Plus’ cover, coming to rest inside a deeper cradle that offers pressure relief by conforming to the body’s curves. Those who opt for the WinkBed will experience slightly less sinkage, floating in a gentle cradle that promotes easy mobility and airflow.

Having springs and responsive latex, both options offer ample bounce. Those looking for enhanced mobility may prefer the Titan Plus as the TitanFlex™ is designed with a little extra bounce.

Comparing Motion Transfer

Hybrids generally land between motion isolating all-foams and super bouncy innersprings. The same can be said for both of these items, however, measures have been taken to help reduce some motion transfer by wrapping the coils individually with foam to allow for independent movement and motion absorption.

Though most shoppers are unlikely to experience too many disruptions on these beds,exceptionally light sleepers with restless partners might choose the WinkBed as it offers slightly less bounce, which should help to reduce motion transfer.

Shoppers looking for high bounce in their bed should take a look at our list of the best innerspring mattresses.

Comparing Edge Support

Sprawlers can feel free to stretch out and enjoy their entire sleep surface on either of these two beds. Both brands offer exceptional edge support designed to leave shoppers feeling stable even as they lie along the edge of these beds.

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Titan Plus vs. WinkBed Plus Compared Side-by-Side

Features	Titan Plus	WinkBed Plus
Height	11”	13.5”
Cover	Cotton with gel memory foam	Tencel
Materials	TitanFlex™ foam and TitanCaliber™ coils	Foam, latex, and coils
Cooling	Cooling gel and independently pocketed coils	Tencel, Cooling gels, open-cell latex, and coils
Firmness	6.5-7/10	6.5/10
Support	Exceptional	Exceptional
Motion Transfer	Medium	Medium
Edge Support	Exceptional	Exceptional
Sinkage	Deeper Cradle	Gentle Cradle
Bounce	High	Moderate
Warranty	10 years	Lifetime with Replacement Guarantee
Trial Period	120 nights	120 nights
Certifications	CertiPUR-US®	CertiPUR-US®, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Class 1
Adjustable Base Compatible	Yes	Yes
Shipping	Free to the continental United States, additional fee required to ship to Canada, Hawaii, and Alaska	Free to the contiguous United States
Made in the USA	Yes	Yes

Product

Firmness

Trial Period

Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus Luxe

Medium-firm: 6.5/10

120 nights

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Read Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus Luxe Review

WinkBed Plus Mattress

Medium-firm: 6.5/10

120 nights

CHECK PRICE

Read WinkBed Plus Mattress Review

Product

Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus Luxe

Firmness

Medium-firm: 6.5/10

Trial Period

120 nights

CHECK PRICE

Read Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus Luxe Review

Product

WinkBed Plus Mattress

Firmness

Medium-firm: 6.5/10

Trial Period

120 nights

CHECK PRICE

Read WinkBed Plus Mattress Review