Sloom vs Mr Mattress: The Quick Answer
Sloom vs Mr Mattress: The Quick Answer
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Short version: Mr Mattress wins on trial, warranty and price. Sloom wins only if you specifically want zip-adjustable, rearrange-it-yourself firmness or the heavier 150kg per person rating.
Last updated: August 2026. Sloom figures verified live against sloom.co.za.
| Mr Mattress | Sloom | |
|---|---|---|
| Trial | 365 nights | 100 nights, must keep at least 60, 10% fee if you return early |
| Warranty | 10 years | 2-year full guarantee, then pro-rata to 25 years |
| Price, queen | R7,199 | R14,500 |
| Firmness | Built in, ready to sleep | You rearrange the foam layers yourself |
| Weight limit | 140kg | 150kg per person |
Pick Sloom if adjustable, rearrange-it-yourself firmness or the higher weight rating is your one non-negotiable. Pick Mr Mattress if you want more time to be sure, a longer warranty, and roughly R7,300 back in your pocket on a queen.
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Three fast answers
Is Mr Mattress cheaper than Sloom?
Yes, by a wide margin. Sloom queen is R14,500. Mr Mattress Revive memory foam queen is R7,199. Roughly R7,300 less, same size, both memory foam, both made in South Africa.
Does Sloom charge a fee if I return it?
Yes. A 10 percent service fee if you return before 60 days, and a 10 percent fee on size exchanges. Mr Mattress charges no return fee within the 365-night trial.
Is there a weight limit?
Sloom lists 150kg per person. The Mr Mattress Revive supports up to 140kg. If you are heavier than 140kg, that is a genuine Sloom advantage.
Want more detail? Read the full comparison for the complete spec table and every FAQ, or see why buyers switch to Mr Mattress as a Sloom alternative.