If you like the feel of the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid but the price gives you pause, you’re not the only one looking for an alternative that offers similar support, cooling comfort, and pressure relief at a more affordable price.
The Sleepmax OmniFit Pressure Relief Hybrid Mattress is one option worth considering. Like the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid, it combines memory foam with a responsive spring system to provide pressure relief and individually pocketed coils for airflow and support.
In this article, we’ll compare the two mattresses in detail and help you decide whether the Sleepmax OmniFit is the right DreamCloud alternative for you.
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid vs. Sleepmax OmniFit at a Glance
Both DreamCloud Premier and Sleepmax OmniFit are hybrid mattresses; here’s an overview of both products.
| Feature | DreamCloud Premier Hybrid | Sleepmax OmniFit pressure relief hybrid mattress |
| Mattress type | Hybrid | Hybrid |
| Height | 13" | 12", 13", or 14" |
| Firmness options | Medium-Firm | Firm (12”), Medium (13”), Plush (14”) |
| Comfort materials | Memory foam + adaptive support layers | Memory foam + gel-infused high-density foam |
| Coil system | Individually wrapped coils | Honeycomb-inspired individually pocketed coils |
| Pressure relief | Memory foam | Memory foam |
| Cooling features | Cooling fibers + breathable Euro top + breathable construction | Breathable cooling fibers + gel-infused foam + breathable construction |
| Motion isolation | Adaptive support layer + memory foam + pocketed coils | Memory foam + pocketed coils |
| Edge support | Layer Stabilization System | Core™ High-density foam |
| Trial | 365 nights | 365 nights |
| Warranty | Forever Warranty™ | Lifetime warranty |
Both hybrid mattresses use memory foam comfort layers, pocketed coils, high-density foam (base layer), and cooling fibers in the cover. These shared features give them a similar foundation of pressure-relieving comfort, responsive support, and cooling performance.
The main difference lies in how each mattress builds on that foundation. DreamCloud Premier Hybrid uses a responsive foam layer beneath the memory foam for added stability and support, along with a quilted CloudQuilt™ Euro Top designed to enhance breathability.
Sleepmax OmniFit, on the other hand, adds gel-infused high-density foam beneath the memory foam to provide additional pressure relief while helping disperse excess heat.
Is Sleepmax OmniFit a Good DreamCloud Premier Alternative? Questions You May Have
A little bit confused by the structure of these two products? Let's take a look at what NapLab says about the two. Since the two tested by NapLab are different firmness levels, it is just kind of a reference.
| DreamCloud Premier Hybrid (13" medium firm) | Sleepmax OmniFit (12" firm) | |
| Overall score | 9.08 | 8.5 |
| Cooling | 9.0 | 8.0 |
| Motion transfer | 9.7 | 9.1 |
| Response time | 9.3 | 8.4 |
| Edge support | 9.1 | 10 |
| Sex | 7.8 | 9.0 |
| Pressure relief | 9.0 | 7.0 |
| Off-gassing | 8.1 | 7.8 |
| Company | 10 | 10 |
Is Sleepmax OmniFit Actually Medium-Firm?
Yes—if you choose the 13-inch Medium version. Sleepmax offers the OmniFit in three firmness options: 12-inch Firm, 13-inch Medium, and 14-inch Plush.
NapLab rates the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid at 6/10 for firmness, placing it in the medium-firm range. For Sleepmax OmniFit, NapLab tested the 12-inch Firm version at 8/10 and estimated the 13-inch Medium version at approximately 6/10. In other words, the 13-inch Medium OmniFit most closely matches DreamCloud Premier's measured firmness.
Will OmniFit Provide Enough Pressure Relief for Side Sleepers?
If pressure relief is one of the reasons you like DreamCloud Premier, this is an area where the two mattresses are worth comparing carefully.
NapLab gave DreamCloud Premier a 9.0/10 pressure-relief score, with its pressure mapping showing relatively low peak pressure. The tested OmniFit Firm scored 7.0/10. NapLab noted some slight to moderate pressure points with the firm version, particularly compared with mattresses with thicker comfort layers.
However, that result applies specifically to the 12-inch Firm OmniFit that NapLab tested. NapLab estimates the Medium and Plush versions to provide more cushioning, and specifically recommends the softer configurations for side sleepers.
Does OmniFit Sleep Cool Enough?
Cooling is another area where it makes sense to compare the two mattresses rather than simply looking at whether each brand uses the word “cooling.”
NapLab rated the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid 9.0/10 for cooling, while the tested Sleepmax OmniFit received 8.0/10.
Both mattresses use hybrid construction, which leaves open space around the coils for airflow. They also use cooling-oriented materials in their comfort systems.
DreamCloud uses cooling fibers in its cover, while OmniFit combines a cooling-fiber cover with gel-infused high-density foam and a cooling mesh lower cover.
But the score is for a firm hybrid mattress for Sleepmax OmniFit, and things may change with different firmness.
Is the Hybrid Construction Supportive Without Feeling Too Bouncy?
Both mattresses use springs underneath their foam comfort layers, so you get the responsive feel associated with a hybrid rather than the slower response of a traditional all-foam mattress.
NapLab measured DreamCloud Premier at 7.26 inches of bounce and gave it a 9.3/10 response score. The tested OmniFit Firm had 10.33 inches of bounce and an 8.4/10 response score.
This means the OmniFit Firm option has a noticeably more buoyant feel in NapLab's testing, while DreamCloud provides a somewhat more controlled response.
Can a Queen or King Stay Within a Reasonable Budget?
Price is probably one of the clearest reasons to consider OmniFit as an affordable DreamCloud alternative. Here’s the price comparison:
| DreamCloud Premier Hybrid (13" medium-firm) | Sleepmax OmniFit (13" medium firm) | |
| Twin | 799 | / |
| Twin XL | 899 | / |
| Full | 999 | / |
| Queen | 1099 | 799.99 |
| King | 1299 | 999.99 |
| Cal King | 1299 | / |
| Split King | 1798 | / |
That makes OmniFit particularly relevant if you're searching for a DreamCloud alternative under $1,000. However, the price may change from time to time, so check the price listed on their website first.
Is There a Long Enough Trial Period to Test OmniFit at Home?
Yes, both mattresses provide a 365-night trial, allowing you to test the mattress four seasons throughout the year.
Will OmniFit Be a Good Substitute for DreamCloud Premier?
If you like the overall feel and construction of DreamCloud Premier but want a more affordable hybrid mattress alternative, the Sleepmax OmniFit pressure relief hybrid mattress is worth considering. Both combine foam cushioning with pocketed coils, while OmniFit adds three firmness options and a lower starting price.
OmniFit won't feel exactly the same as DreamCloud Premier, and the two mattresses use different comfort and support systems. But if what you're looking for is a similar hybrid sleep experience with pressure relief, cooling features, responsive support, and a medium-firm option, OmniFit offers a reasonable alternative at a different price point. For the closest firmness comparison, the 13-inch Medium-firm Queen size OmniFit is the one to consider.
At the end of the day, mattress feel is personal, so specifications alone cannot tell you which one will feel better to you. If possible, take advantage of a sleep trial or test the mattress yourself to see whether it provides the comfort and support you need.
