Built for larger bodies, Brooklyn Bedding’s Titan mattress promises support, comfort, and longevity. We took a deeper dive to see how the Titan measures up.
Designed for larger bodies, the Titan mattress line from Brooklyn Bedding promises ample, medium-firm to firm support that holds up over time.
These mattresses support up to 1,000 pounds (lb) with five or six layers of construction that prevent sag and come with a 10-year warranty. Customers praise the mattresses’ comfort and firmness, with some reviewers saying that Titan delivered the best sleep they’ve had in years.
Intrigued? Read on for our full review of Titan mattresses and to learn whether one is right for you.
Pros
- designed for people with more weight
- excellent edge support
- motion isolation
- durable
- 120-night test period
- easy returns
Cons
- not great for side sleepers
- not for people who want a soft mattress
- some reviewer complaints that the luxe model lacks edge support; other remarks about it not isolating movement very well
Despite the thick, durable design, the Titan mattress is an affordable mattress option for those with more body weight. Here’s a breakdown of the different prices for each mattress model and size:
| Titan Plus | Titan Plus Luxe Hybrid | |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | $699 | $899 |
| Twin XL | $799 | $974 |
| Full | $999 | $1,274 |
| Queen | $1,249 | $1,599 |
| King | $1,499 | $1,799 |
| California king | $1,499 | $1,799 |
| Split California king | $799 per side | $974 per side |
You can also add a cooling top panel to your mattress for $125.
You can buy a Titan Firm Hybrid or Titan Luxe model mattress online at the Titan website or on Amazon.
Brooklyn Bedding frequently offers discounts on their Titan mattress models.
Brooklyn Bedding has a Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating of A+ and is BBB accredited. There are a handful of complaints on the BBB website — mostly to do with shipping issues. A few people note having issues making warranty claims. All appear to have been answered by the company.
On the flip side, there are a handful of BBB complaints about shipping issues. One customer says that the mattress arrived at the wrong address and without a box.
Titan mattress customer reviews
Reviews of the Titan mattress are generally positive. Customers love that the mattress is firm enough to support people with more weight. Many reviewers also say that their sleep improved while using the Titan.
The Titan mattress will arrive compressed and in a box. The Titan ships free to the contiguous United States via FedEx. You should receive your mattress within 5–7 days of ordering.
There is a $125 shipping fee for mattresses going to Alaska or Hawaii. Brooklyn Bedding also ships to Canada for $250.
Most mattresses that contain foam do have a little bit of a chemical smell at first. However, many reviewers say that upon arrival, the Titan’s off-gassing smell was barely noticeable. Some even say that there wasn’t any odor at all.
Brooklyn Bedding return policy
You can try a Titan mattress out for 120 nights. It can take some time to get used to a new mattress, so you have to wait at least 30 days before starting the return or exchange process.
In reviews, customers who returned the mattress say that the experience was hassle-free.
Here’s a quick overview of some other mattresses designed for sleepers with more body weight.
| Mattress | Price (queen) | Firmness | Features | Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titan Plus | $1,249 | firm | – cooling cover, quilted top, two layers of high density foam, individually encased steel coils – 120-night sleep trial – made in the USA – free shipping – 10-year warranty | – supports up to 1,000 lb total – works with most platform, slat, or box spring foundations |
| The Big Fig | $1,899 | firm | – cooling – edge support – 120-night sleep trial – 20-year warranty | supports 550 lb per sleeper |
| Saatva HD Mattress | $3,295 | firm | – organic materials – natural latex – 180-night trial – 20-year warranty | – supports 500 lb per sleeper – not compatible with all bases – works with the Saatva HD base |
| Helix Plus | $1,498 | medium firm | – CertiPUR-US certified – edge support – 100-night trial – 15-year warranty | supports 500 lb per sleeper |
| The WinkBed Plus | $1,799 | plus is the firmest option | – motion isolation – back support – 120-night trial – lifetime warranty | supports sleepers over 250 lb |
| Purple Restore Hybrid Premier | $3,699 | soft or firm | – breathable gel foam – hypoallergenic – 100-night trial – 10-year warranty | supports up to 600 lb total |
Titan mattresses are made by Brooklyn Bedding, a direct-to-consumer mattress brand based out of Phoenix, Arizona.
It’s recommended that you let your Titan mattress sit unrolled for 3–5 hours before lying on it. It may take up to 24 hours for it to fully decompress and for any aroma to dissipate.
If you have a larger body and have had a difficult time finding a mattress that’s firm enough and that holds up over time, a Titan mattress may be right for you. If you prefer a slightly softer feel, the Titan Luxe offers support and durability with a plush feel.
The firmer surface of the Titan Plus delivers superior durability for anyone who prefers a firm bed. Back and stomach sleepers specifically may enjoy the support of a firm mattress, regardless of their body weight. But side sleepers may find it too hard.
If you are a side sleeper, or especially if you deal with pressure point pain, you may consider a mattress for pressure point relief.
The Titan mattress by Brooklyn Bedding is a direct-to-consumer bed-in-a-box option designed for people with more weight.
With overwhelmingly positive reviews praising the Titan for being supportive, comfortable, and extremely durable, it’s a solid option for someone in the market for a new mattress.