'The ultimate mattress for couples' — Saatva's adjustable firmness bed is $525 off in 4th July sales

Mattress shopping can be a tricky task for couples, especially if you have different sleep styles and body types. But the Saatva Solaire, which is now $4,074 (was $4599) for a queen size at Saatva, can put those disagreements to bed.

As our expert testers found out in our Saatva Solaire mattress review, this top-rated smart mattress is easy to personalize on each side and is excellent at stopping movement from travelling across the bed: no sleep divorce here.

Such a luxury, customisable bed comes with an expense, but fortunately, 4th July mattress sales are knocking $525 off the Saatva Solaire. Here's why now is a great time for you and your partner to take the plunge into smart sleep technology...

Why the Saatva Solaire is the best adjustable firmness mattress for couples

You won't be surprised to hear that Saatva is a great place to shop if you're looking for a luxury sleep set up. It's the brand behind the only mattress that has scored five stars under our rigorous mattress testing methodology (the Saatva Classic, if you're not familiar) and, out of the adjustable firmness beds we've tested, the Saatva Solaire Mattress has garnered the best ratings from our team.

Precisely, our review team award it 4.5 stars overall in comparison to the 3.5 stars they gave the similarly built Sleep Number i8 Smart Bed.

The dual air chambers have 50 different firmness settings meaning you can adjust your side of the bed from a plush, soft feel (great for light side sleepers) to a 'solid as a rock' feel providing enough support for front and back sleepers.

Having slept on the bed for three weeks with her husband, our lead tester, Ashley Zlatopolsky, summarises: "The Saatva Solaire is a smart investment for shoppers who want highly adjustable comfort or couples who don’t want to compromise on firmness."

Plus you needn't worry if your partner is a nighttime wriggler. Ashley says: "The Solaire’s dual air chambers also boost motion isolation for couples by allowing each side to remain largely unaffected by the other’s movements." It's a win, win.

Do note, however, that Ashley observed somewhat of a "hill and valley effect" when the two sides of the mattress were on drastically different settings. If you're yards apart in our firmness preferences, maybe that sleep divorce just has to happen.

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