they have different series for different price range, tender love should be around your price range

Based on personal research at Home Expo just last Sunday (Sunway Pyramid), Aerofoam/Therapeutic will be within your budget.

you are in their price trap. this is the tactic why they set the retail price so high and BAIT the innocent buyer.

in conclusion, low cost mattress set high price and sell low price. wonderful.

u can test n select one model and check price with me. i can arrange to penang.

Think many places having Merdeka sales as well, can check out Courts or Home Pro

choose the reputable brands, select the models, and conpare the real price.

warehouse clearance, promotion, last day offer,...etc...the deal is not real, seller says thank you.

in house label, OEM label...etc usually happen to have promotion every month because mostly are non official model. price is not standard.

people who really focus on "promotion, warehouse clearance, moving out sales (next month, next next month still remain on the same ground)" wording, here it is, seller says thank you.

you are in their price trap. this is the tactic why they set the retail price so high and BAIT the innocent buyer.

in conclusion, low cost mattress set high price and sell low price. wonderful.

my price with shipping to penang is still a few hundred cheaper. perhaps your 1 month car petrol expenses (1800-2000cc).

you have got your mattress from the uncle so just enjoy your purchase. 

3900 incl divan or matress only?

Getha Aloetex - i believe is a foam based with latex top. so it is a foam based mattress, you cant name it as latex mattress. the latex layer performs as a comfort zone. if Aloetex is a rebonded latex based or pinhole latex based, you can name it as full latex mattress.

harmony care is a sprung based mattress with multiple contents perform as a comfort zone.

1. Features and brands doesn’t really matter. Lying down on the mattress and listening to what your body tells you is important.
2. Asking about mattress online is pointless if you’ve never tried any. If I say mattress A is a 8 in firmness, it may only be a 5 to you. But if you tried a mattress in the showroom and you say too hard or too soft, the experienced sales person will know which model to recommend you to try.
3. Brands don’t matter… that much. Generally big manufacturers should be fine.
4. Cheap mattress are cheap, doesn’t last - Neckpro gave me great first impression, but after a year it doesn’t feel that great nor hold up that well - relative to my Simmons which is now close to 9 years old and holding strong.

Here’s a review about our fellow Mattressdepot

1. He’s very experienced and knowledgeable about mattress product ranges.
2. He’s straightforward, give you facts, not trying to upsell you or BS you to buy a certain brand or model with higher margin. He recommends you based on your preference.
3. I told him my budget was 5k, he wasn’t trying to recommend me around 5k to use up my budget, but genuinely recommended me a few mattresses based on my requirements and within the budget.
4. Did I mention he doesn’t bullshit and doesn’t try to upsell you? Ask him questions and he will answer you honestly. He don’t give you cock story.

I ended up buying King Koil hospitality suites well below my budget. Happy with my purchase, better than my old Simmons. I went to the showroom to try Slumberland Warwick but it was discontinued, tried Vitalize model, and other models. Truth be told, King Koil is not desirable brand for me, but lying down on hospitality suite, my body told me this is the one.