Bedroom

Review With the original Purple Mattress, there’s no need to compromise between comfort and support, as it offers both across the range. Here's our review.

Review The Nectar Mattress is a rarity: a memory foam mattress that's cool and firmly supportive.

Review The Casper Original Hybrid mattress is ideal if you want the comfort of foam coupled with the support of springs.

Review Comfy memory foam, supportive springs and an epic social mission. Has Leesa Sleep found the dream combination?

Review The Leesa Original Mattress has superb ethical credentials, and they're ideal for side-sleepers. Here's our review.

Review The Bluestone Contour U Maternity Pillow delivers full body support to help you sleep better at night and rest up in the day.

Review The Beckham Hotel Collection Gel Pillow is affordable yet feels like a luxury down pillow, and it's hypoallergenic too.

The La Crosse Technology Projection alarm clock is the only model we tested with an outdoor temperature sensor. Place the sensor up to 300 feet away from the clock, and it sends temperature information wirelessly.

The Electrohome Projection EAAC601 is more than just an alarm clock – it doubles as a radio, speaker, calendar and thermometer.

The Oregon Scientific RM313PNFA displays the time, date and temperature on its screen.

The Travelwey Home alarm clock is a no-frills and affordable option to wake even the deepest sleeper. There are only three buttons on the back panel that control the display dimmer, alarm volume and an alarm on/off button.

The Philips AJT4400B/37 alarm clock functions as a Bluetooth speaker, charges your mobile devices, and makes hands-free phone calls from the comfort of your bed. Those extra features, along with its impressive list of alarm options, make it one of the best alarm clocks available for less than $50.