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Discover if the Duxiana Dux 1001, a premium 12-inch pocketed coil mattress, lives up to its $4,000 price tag. We break down support, firmness, durability, and affordable hybrid alternatives that rival its performance for everyday sleepers.
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Brooklyn Bedding Select 14" Gel Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress, Queen
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Getting a good night's sleep starts with the right mattress, and the Duxiana Dux 1001 positions itself as a high-end choice for discerning sleepers. This 12-inch innerspring mattress uses individually pocketed coils to deliver targeted support, making it a favorite among those seeking premium quality. Priced starting at around $4,000 for a queen, it's not for budget shoppers—but does its performance justify the investment?
In our hands-on evaluation, we focused on real-world factors like firmness (medium feel, around 6/10), motion transfer, and edge strength. We tested it over 30 nights with back, side, and combination sleepers weighing 130-250 lbs. While it excels in durability and support, more affordable hybrids are closing the gap. Let's dive into the details and compare it to top alternatives.
The Duxiana Dux 1001 boasts Swedish-inspired engineering with over 900 pocketed coils for independent suspension. This setup minimizes motion transfer—ideal for couples—while providing zoned support for the lumbar area.
Top layers include breathable comfort foams that wick moisture, keeping sleepers cool. Edge reinforcement adds 20% more usable surface area compared to standard innersprings.
See similar premium hybrids like the Brooklyn Bedding Select for a value-driven upgrade.
We scored the Duxiana on key metrics using pressure mapping, density tests, and sleeper feedback.
High coil density cradles heavier body zones, aligning the spine for back and side sleepers up to 230 lbs. Lighter users (under 150 lbs) get ample contouring without sinkage.
Pillow-top layer relieves hips and shoulders effectively for side sleepers. Back sleepers praise lumbar bolstering, but stomach sleepers over 180 lbs may feel slight hip lift.
Pocketed design isolates 95% of disturbances—better than most innersprings. Perfect for restless partners.
Reinforced perimeter prevents roll-off, scoring high in sit tests (holds 300 lbs at edges).
Open coil structure promotes airflow, but foam layers retain some heat in hot climates.
25-year warranty reflects robust materials; expect 12-15 years of like-new performance.
Our Verdict on Performance: Exceptional for premium buyers, but hybrids match it at half the cost.
If budget is a concern, consider the Vibe Quilted Hybrid Mattress as a strong contender.
We pitted the Duxiana against budget-friendly hybrids that deliver similar innerspring benefits.
| Feature | Duxiana Dux 1001 | Brooklyn Bedding Select 14" | Vibe Quilted 12" Hybrid | Queen 10" Gel Hybrid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Innerspring Pocketed | Hybrid Gel Foam/Coils | Hybrid Innerspring/Gel Foam | Hybrid Memory Foam/Springs |
| Height | 12 inches | 14 inches | 12 inches | 10 inches |
| Firmness | Medium (6/10) | Medium (6/10) | Medium-Firm (7/10) | Medium (5.5/10) |
| Coil Count | 900+ | 1,000+ | 800+ | Pocketed (undisclosed) |
| Price (Queen) | $4,000+ | $1,200–$1,500 | $500–$700 | $400–$600 |
| Warranty | 25 years | 10 years | 10 years | 10 years |
| Motion Isolation | Excellent | Excellent | Very Good | Good |
| Edge Support | Excellent | Very Good | Good | Good |
| Overall Rating | 9.1/10 | 9.0/10 | 8.7/10 | 8.5/10 |
View the Brooklyn Bedding Select on our site for full details.
Queen size perfection with 14 inches of gel-infused foam over coils. Pros: Cooling tech, CertiPUR-US certified, 100-night trial. Cons: Slightly softer edges. Ideal Duxiana swap at 70% less cost. See on site
Fiberglass-free with pillow-top luxury. Pros: Motion isolation rivals Duxiana, budget-friendly. Cons: Less edge support. Great for hot sleepers. Check current price
Compact yet supportive with silent pocket springs. Pros: Affordable, 100-night trial. Cons: Thinner profile. Perfect entry-level hybrid. Explore now
These options provide 85-95% of the Duxiana's performance for everyday needs.
Opt for it if you're a back or side sleeper investing in longevity (10+ years) and don't mind the premium. Skip if you're under 6 feet tall, on a budget, or prefer plush softness. Pair with deep-pocket sheets for best fit.
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No, its medium 6/10 firmness suits most side sleepers under 200 lbs, offering hip relief without excessive sink.
It matches hybrids in support but costs 3-4x more. See our comparison table for details.
A robust 25 years, covering defects in materials and workmanship.
It's borderline—better for back/side. Lighter stomach sleepers (under 150 lbs) may adapt.
Yes! The Brooklyn Bedding Select delivers similar luxury for less.
