The Best Mattress in a Box

• Comfort and Firmness: Many reviews mention the comfort level of the mattress, indicating it is generally well-received for its balance between firmness and softness.
• Heat Regulation: There are mixed comments regarding heat regulation, with some finding the mattress cool enough, while others still experience heat retention. We found the mattress to regulate temperature better than the average hybrid, but beds with foam comfort layers always run the risk of retaining body heat.
• Pain Relief: A common theme is the relief from back, hip, or shoulder pain, suggesting the mattress is effective for those with chronic pain or side sleepers.
• Durability Concerns: Some reviews express concerns about the mattress’s durability, noting issues like sagging or indentations over time.
• Sleep Quality: Numerous reviewers state that their sleep quality has improved, mentioning deeper sleep and less discomfort during the night.
• Edge Support: The edge support of the Helix received mixed reviews, but the overriding sentiment is that it’s firm enough to support your weight when sleeping near the edge. This backs up what we’ve found in our field and performance testing.

Helix Sleep’s mattress lineup includes more than a dozen hybrid models specifically designed for certain types of sleepers. The Helix Midnight is a versatile model that feels comfortable for a wide array of sleepers, but our testing shows that it’s particularly well suited for side sleepers. Its versatility can be attributed to a balanced medium firm (6) feel that combines the contouring of memory foam with robust coil support.

How It Performs

Our testers awarded the Midnight above-average ratings for pressure relief compared to other hybrids. The foam layers provided even cushioning for areas of the body prone to pressure buildup, such as the shoulders and hips. The transitional foam also served as a buffer for the support core, so testers up to 230 pounds didn’t sink too deeply into the mattress.

Edge support was another strength of the Midnight during our tests. Reinforced coils around the bed’s perimeter allowed testers to use the entire surface of the mattress, so you shouldn’t feel confined to the middle during sleep or sex. Steady airflow through the coils also helps the mattress sleep cool.

Construction Breakdown

The mattress begins with a comfort layer of memory foam that conforms closely to your body, followed by a transitional polyfoam layer that provides additional contouring but also pushes back a bit more than the memory foam. Individually pocketed coils reinforced with high-density polyfoam make up the support core. The reinforced perimeter coils create pushback when you sleep near the edges of the mattress or get in and out of bed. A stretch-polyester cover encases the entire mattress.

The Midnight has a below-average price-point for a hybrid model and Helix Sleep offers free ground delivery throughout the contiguous U.S. You’ll receive a 100-night sleep trial that includes free return shipping. If you decide to keep the mattress, you’ll also receive a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Quality of Materials: The mattress is frequently described as well-made, with durable materials that contribute to a good night’s sleep.
• Cooling Features: Some reviewers mention that the mattress does a good job of regulating temperature, providing a cooler sleep experience.
• Edge Support: While generally satisfied with the support, a few reviewers note that edge support could be better.
• Comfort and Support: Many reviewers praise the mattress for its comfort and support, often mentioning relief from back pain and improved sleep quality.
• Firmness Options: Customers appreciate the variety of firmness options available, finding the right balance for their personal preferences.
• Value for Money: Many users feel the mattress is worth the investment, offering good value for the quality and comfort provided.
• Made in the USA: Buyers are pleased that the mattresses are made in the USA, supporting domestic manufacturing.

We’ve tested hundreds of beds, and the WinkBed stands out as a hybrid mattress that most sleepers should find comfortable. Four firmness levels — medium soft (4), medium firm (6), firm (7), and extra firm (8) — ensure back, side, and stomach sleepers from multiple weight groups are likely to find a WinkBed that fits their needs.

How It Performs

The WinkBed caters to different sleeper types based on the firmness level you pick. During our tests, we found that back sleepers under 130 pounds and most side sleepers preferred the medium soft bed. The medium firm option offered an even balance of cushioning and support, so this was the most universally comfortable model. Back and stomach sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds enjoyed the even sleep surface from the firm option, and the extra firm WinkBed Plus earned the highest marks from testers who weighed over 230 pounds.

All models performed well in our motion isolation tests, but couples seeking greater motion isolation may prefer the softer model. The cushioned surface greatly reduced motion transfer when two or more testers shared the bed. The WinkBed also performed well in our temperature regulation tests. Air circulates easily within the mattress’ coil core, and the Tencel cover offers additional cooling.

We found edge support to be another strength of the WinkBed. The coils are reinforced along the perimeter to provide pushback and reduce sinkage.

Construction Breakdown

The Euro-top is quilted with gel-infused polyfoam, which cushioned sharp pressure points during our lab tests. The cooling gel infusions are designed to absorb and dissipate excess body heat. Next is a layer of SupportCell polyfoam that kept our testers’ body weights evenly distributed across the mattress surface. The medium soft model has an extra transitional layer made from polyfoam for added plushness, and the Plus model features latex in lieu of foam for enhanced support. The zoned, pocketed coil support core helped maintain spinal alignment for our testers, and the Tencel fabric cover kept the surface cool and breathable.

The WinkBed ships for free to states within the contiguous U.S. and includes a 120-night sleep trial. If you aren’t satisfied with your initial firmness selection, you may exchange the mattress for a softer or firmer model at no extra cost, and the replacement comes with its own 60-night trial. All models are backed by lifetime warranties.

• Comfort and Support: Customers appreciate the hybrid design for its ability to offer both plush comfort and adequate back support.
• Quality and Durability: Customers frequently note that the DreamCloud feels durable and well-made, often exceeding their expectations compared to other mattresses they have owned.
• Sleep Quality: Several reviewers report significant improvements in sleep quality, including better sleep through the night and waking up feeling rested and pain-free. This is particularly noted by those who had previously experienced back pain.
• Temperature Regulation: The mattress is often praised for its ability to maintain a comfortable sleeping temperature. Users who tend to sleep hot mention that the DreamCloud mattress does a good job of staying cool throughout the night.
• Value for Money: Many reviewers feel that the mattress offers excellent value for the price. They are pleased with the quality and comfort relative to the cost, and some mention the benefit of financing options.
• Edge Support: Some users note that while the overall support is good, edge support could be improved. They mention that the edges may feel less stable or supportive when sitting on the side of the bed.
• Off-Gassing: A few reviewers mention a noticeable off-gassing smell upon unpacking the mattress, but most report that it dissipates quickly.

The DreamCloud Mattress is a luxury hybrid mattress that stood out to our testers for its impressive balance of support, pressure relief, and temperature neutrality. We found this mattress had a medium firm feel (6 out of 10), with a plush quilted surface and tall profile.

How It Performs

When our testers lied on the mattress, it conformed moderately to the body but didn’t produce that “sinking” feeling that we’ve observed in softer mattresses with foam layers. Performance-wise, the DreamCloud is a great all-around mattress, earning especially strong ratings for pressure relief and ease of movement. We recommend this mattress for most sleeper types except for side sleepers under 130 pounds.

Temperature control was another strong point during our tests. Air flows freely through the coil layer, while the cashmere blend cover keeps the surface cool. One of our at-home testers has slept on the DreamCloud for two years, and confirms thermoregulation is one of its defining strengths. “I used to sleep hot,” they say, “but the DreamCloud definitely helps.”

Construction Breakdown

The DreamCloud’s cover is made of a cashmere poly-blend fabric quilted with a polyfoam layer. Our test team found the surface very breathable and plush, and the gel-infused memory foam under the quilted cover offered excellent pressure relief. Beneath is a transition layer of polyfoam and a support core containing individually wrapped coils.

For a luxury mattress, the DreamCloud is fairly affordable, coming in at an average price-point for a standard hybrid bed. DreamCloud stands behind the mattress with excellent guarantees, which include a 1-year sleep trial and a lifetime limited warranty.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Motion Isolation: Couples frequently mention that the mattress is good at isolating motion, making it less likely for one partner to disturb the other during the night.
• Edge Support: The edge support of the mattress is frequently highlighted, with many finding it adequate for sitting or sleeping near the edge without feeling like they will roll off.
• Softness: Many reviewers discuss the softness of the mattress. Some find it too soft, causing discomfort, especially for heavier individuals, while others appreciate the plushness.
• Comfort and Support: Several users mention that the mattress provides excellent comfort and support, helping alleviate or prevent back and joint pain.
• Heat Retention: A few reviewers note that the mattress retains heat, making it uncomfortable for some, particularly in warmer climates or for those who sleep hot.
• Durability and Quality: Users often comment on the high quality and durability of the mattress, noting that it maintains its shape and comfort over time.

A mattress that promotes even alignment can be highly beneficial for people who experience soreness in their lower back during the night. Our test lab found that the Nolah Evolution 15 serves these sleepers well thanks to a plush pillow-top surface and a robust support core containing zoned pocketed coils. The mattress is available in medium (5), medium firm (6), and firm (8) models, so most people will find a comfortable option regardless of how much they weigh or which sleep position they prefer.

How It Performs

Performance ratings for the Evolution 15 largely depend on the firmness level. The medium feel earned the most favorable ratings from side sleepers on our test team weighing up to 230 pounds and back sleepers under 130 pounds. We noticed that this model also excels at motion isolation and pressure relief. The medium firm and firm versions fared better with testers who sleep on their back or stomach and weigh 130 pounds or more. We found that these models also offered very strong edge support, good responsiveness for sex, and easy movement across the surface.

All Evolution 15 models earned stellar ratings from our testers for temperature control, though the two firmer options took a slight edge over the medium feel. The combination of a cooling cover, breathable open-cell foams, and a coil system that promotes steady airflow makes the Evolution 15 one of the most comfortable mattresses we’ve tested for hot sleepers.

Construction Breakdown

The Evolution 15 features 2 inches of adaptive foam quilted into the Euro-top, followed by a proprietary AirBreath border gusset designed to maximize airflow and reduce heat buildup. Next is a second comfort layer of AirFoamICE, an open-cell foam infused with graphite for added cooling. Two layers of denser foam provided transitional support that kept our testers on an even plane.

In the support core, thicker coils are used in the midsection to provide extra reinforcement and pushback in the area where most people carry a disproportionate amount of weight. Sturdier coils along the perimeter reduced sinkage when our testers got on and off the mattress. The foundational layer is composed of plant-based fiber. A cover made of breathable ArcticTex fabric encases the mattress, and each side is equipped with handles to aid you with lifting and moving.

The Evolution comes in seven sizes, including a split king. Nolah provides free ground delivery for all orders in the contiguous U.S. The company also offers a 120-night sleep trial, but customers can forgo the trial period and reduce their up-front cost by up to $150. The Evolution 15 is also backed by a lifetime warranty against structural defects.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Comfort and support: Many reviewers mention that the mattress is very comfortable and provides good support for various sleeping positions.
• Improvement in sleep quality: Several users report a significant improvement in sleep quality, including better rest and reduced pain.
• Firmness options: People appreciate the availability of different firmness levels, and some discuss their experiences with medium, firm, or pillow-top options.
• RV suitability: A number of reviews specifically mention using the mattress in RVs, noting it as a substantial upgrade from typical RV mattresses.
• Initial odor/smell: Some reviewers note a mild odor upon unpacking, but it typically dissipates quickly.
• Edge support: The mattress is often noted for having good edge support, which is particularly valued by those who sit on the edge of the bed.
• Price and value: Many reviewers feel the mattress is well-priced for the quality and comfort it provides.
• Durability concerns: A few reviewers express concerns about how the mattress will hold up over time, although these comments are not widespread.

If you’re a combination sleeper who uses two or three positions over the course of a given night, finding a mattress that meets your needs can be quite challenging. The Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is a good starting point thanks to its high-quality construction, multiple firmness options, and a wallet-friendly sticker price.

How It Performs

The medium soft (4) Signature Hybrid earned stellar ratings from side sleepers weighing up to 230 pounds, and back sleepers under 130 pounds. This model contours closely to cradle your body, promote even alignment, and reduce pressure along the spine. Those seeking a firmer, more supportive mattress should consider the firm (7) design. Our side sleepers over 230 pounds and back and stomach sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds were particularly impressed with this model. The medium firm (6) design offers the most balance, and should be comfortable to anyone between 130 and 230 pounds across all three sleep positions.

The two firmer mattresses received high marks for edge support and ease of movement, whereas the medium soft model performed better in testing categories like motion isolation and pressure relief. All three excelled at temperature control. A breathable cover, gel-infused top layer, and steady airflow throughout the coil system all help the mattress stay cool. If you’re an exceptionally hot sleeper, you can upgrade your Signature Hybrid to include an additional foam layer encased in heat-dissipating phase change fabric.

Construction Breakdown

Specific designs for the Signature Hybrid vary by firmness, but all three contain comfort systems with two polyfoam layers. The topmost layer is infused with cooling gel intended to reduce heat buildup on the surface, while the second layer is fairly dense and acts as a buffer between your body and the support core. Pocketed coils and base foam stabilize the mattress well and create a noticeable bounce when you get into bed.

You can choose from 14 different sizes for the mattress. In addition to standard mattress dimensions, these include a split California king for couples with adjustable beds and several RV sizes. Brooklyn Bedding offers free ground shipping throughout the contiguous U.S. The company’s sleep trial runs for 120 nights, and those who keep the mattress also receive a 10-year warranty against workmanship defects.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Comfort and Support: Many reviewers highlight the mattress’s balance of comfort and support, often mentioning relief from back pain and improved sleep quality.
• Firmness Options: Customers appreciate the various firmness options, with some opting for firmer versions after experiencing discomfort with medium firmness.
• Temperature Regulation: Several reviews note the mattress’s ability to stay cool, which enhances sleep quality, especially in hot weather.
• Size and Upgrade Options: Customers are pleased with the availability of different sizes and the option to upgrade, which provides flexibility for different needs and preferences.
• Quality of Additional Products: Positive remarks on the quality of accompanying products like pillows and sheets, which are often included as free additions.
• Miscellaneous: Some mixed reviews on edge support and occasional comments about the mattress being too firm or too soft for some users’ preferences.

Sleepers who frequently switch between different sleeping positions often benefit from a mattress with a balance of cushioning and support. The Bear Elite Hybrid is a foam hybrid with three firmness options, so most members of our testing team found a model that felt comfortable regardless of their sleeping position. The bed also stands apart with a set of cooling features that our hot-sleeping testers enjoyed.

How It Performs

The foam layers earned the bed high marks in our pressure relief tests, making this an ideal bed if you experience painful pressure buildup at night. At the same time, the bed also offers plenty of support, thanks to the coil system. The medium firm (6) option was the most universally appealing model among our testers, earning high marks from back sleepers up to 230 pounds and side sleepers over 130 pounds. The medium (5) option was favored by side and back sleepers up to 130 pounds, while the firm (8) model performed well with back and stomach sleepers over 130 pounds.

Cooling was one of the Bear Elite Hybrid’s major strengths during our tests. The cover is composed of phase change material and Celliant fabric, intended to wick moisture and maintain temperature neutrality. The coils also allow air to circulate through the bed. Our heat guns detected minimal heat buildup on the surface. If you and your partner prioritize a responsive surface for sex, you may also enjoy the bounce from the coil system.

Construction Breakdown

With several firmness options available, the mattress appeals to sleepers with various body types and sleep preferences. Underneath the Euro-top cover is adaptive memory foam, which cushions the body and gently relieves pressure. This layer features a copper infusion designed to help regulate temperature. Next is a layer of polyfoam that further promotes contouring but also has a responsiveness to prevent excessive sinkage. Beneath is a pocketed coil support core, which reinforces the mattress and delivers sturdy but responsive support. The coils rest on a base layer of polyfoam for stability.

Seven sizes are available for the Elite Hybrid, including a split king for couples who share adjustable beds. If you and your partner have differing firmness preferences, you can order a split king with a different feel on each side. Bear offers a 120-night sleep trial with the Elite Hybrid, as well as a lifetime warranty. Shipping is free within the contiguous U.S.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Comfort and Support: Many reviewers mention the mattress’s blend of comfort and support, often highlighting its suitability for side and back sleepers, and its ability to alleviate or prevent pain (back, hip, or shoulder).
• Temperature Regulation: Several users appreciate that the mattress does not retain excessive heat, making it comfortable for those who tend to sleep hot.
• Durability and Longevity: Positive comments on how the mattress maintains its shape and comfort over several years without sagging or indentations.
• Motion Isolation: Couples often point out the mattress’s ability to minimize motion transfer, allowing partners to move without disturbing each other.
• Odor and Off-gassing: Some mention initial off-gassing smells upon unpacking, but most report that the odor dissipates quickly.
• Edge Support: Good reviews on the edge support of the mattress, which is important for those who sit on the edge of the bed or sleep near the edge.
• Value for Money: Many users feel that the mattress provides good value for the price, especially given its comfort and durability features.

Shopping for a new mattress with a partner can be challenging because their needs and preferences should influence your decision as much as your own. The Leesa Sapira Hybrid checks a lot of boxes for co-sleepers, including strong edge support, consistent cooling, and above-average motion isolation. Most of our testing team also enjoyed the balanced medium firm (6) feel, which combines adaptive foam comfort layers with a robust support core.

How It Performs

The Sapira Hybrid earned its highest marks from side sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds and back and stomach sleepers under 130 pounds. That said, most of our testing team awarded favorable ratings to the mattress. The deep comfort system provides ample cushioning to promote even alignment and minimize pressure buildup for side sleepers, while the sturdy coil base keeps most back and stomach sleepers on an even plane.

Temperature control was a testing highlight for the Sapira Hybrid. Thanks to a ventilated top layer and plenty of airflow throughout the coil system, the mattress should maintain a cool, comfortable temperature. Other performance categories where the mattress fared well include edge support and motion isolation.

Construction Breakdown

The Sapira Hybrid’s comfort system consists of three individual layers, beginning with 1.5 inches of adaptive polyfoam. This layer is aerated to promote air circulation and help the surface stay cool. Memory foam and transitional polyfoam provide additional cushioning. Pocketed coils and dense base foam make up the support system. Thicker coils line the perimeter to stabilize the edges when you get in and out of bed. A breathable knit cover encases the mattress.

Competitive pricing and free shipping to all 50 states make the Sapira Hybrid a solid pick for budget-conscious shoppers, and each order includes two Leesa pillows at no extra charge. Your sleep trial runs for 100 nights. If you decide to keep the mattress after the return period ends, your purchase is further backed by a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Comfort and support: Many reviewers mention that the mattress provides good support and comfort, especially highlighting its benefits for side sleepers and those with back pain.
• Temperature regulation: Several reviews discuss the cooling features of the mattress, though opinions vary on its effectiveness, with some finding it cool and others still experiencing heat. We found that it performed better than the average hybrid, but with thick foam laters, the bed is inevitably going to trap some body heat.
• Pain relief: A significant number of users report relief from pain, particularly in the back, neck, and shoulders, after sleeping on the mattress.
• Price and value: The cost of the mattress is often mentioned, while the vast majority of users liked the bed, some questioned whether it is worth the relatively lofty investment.
• Durability concerns: A few reviewers express concerns about the long-term durability of the mattress, mentioning issues like sagging or the formation of indentations after short periods of use.

Part of Helix’s most luxurious mattress line, the Midnight Elite contains a comfort system with six individual layers and a support core with sturdy, zoned pocketed coils. These features create a nice balance of cushioning and reinforcement. Many of our testers noted a gentle, cloud-like effect as their bodies settled into the mattress, but the underlying materials provided decent pushback to limit sinkage and keep them on an even plane.

How It Performs

All Helix hybrids are designed with specific sleeper types in mind. The Midnight Elite is geared toward side sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds, and all of our testers who meet this criteria awarded high marks to the mattress. The mattress also received favorable ratings from back sleepers weighing up to 230 pounds and stomach sleepers under 230 pounds. Anyone who appreciates deep cushioning and cradling from their sleep surface should find the mattress comfortable.

The foam and microcoil comfort layers absorb movement well, resulting in above-average motion isolation compared to other hybrids we’ve tested. We also found the Midnight Elite alleviates pain, pressure, and hot spots along the spine. At the same time, the surface is responsive enough to help you move across the surface without feeling stuck.

Construction Breakdown

The Midnight Elite’s comfort system intersperses memory foam and microcoils to make the surface feel plush, adaptive, and somewhat bouncy. Two polyfoam transitional layers form a buffer between you and the support core to keep your body on an even plane. All of these components are encased in a luxe Euro-top.

The pocketed coils are divided into three firmness zones for extra support beneath your midsection and a gentler feel elsewhere. Extra reinforcement along the perimeter provides stability and reduces compression when you sit or sleep along the edges. A cover made of cooling GlacioTex fabric helps ensure a comfortable sleep temperature. At 16 inches tall, the Midnight Elite is quite thick and requires a deep-pocket fitted sheet.

The sticker price is fairly high, even by luxury hybrid standards, but delivery is free to customers in the contiguous U.S. and each order is backed by a 100-night trial period. If you aren’t satisfied with the mattress, you’ll receive a full refund and Helix covers the return shipping costs. Those who keep their Midnight Elite receive a 15-year manufacturer’s warranty.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Comfort and firmness: Many reviewers discuss the comfort level of the mattress, often highlighting its firm feel. While all of those bought the mattress for its firmness, a few people still found the bed too firm.
• Cooling features: Several reviewers mention the cooling features of the mattress, specifically the Glaciotex Cooling Cover, which is appreciated for providing a cooler sleep experience.
• Pain relief: A recurring theme is the relief from back and joint pain, with many users noting improvements in their sleep quality and reduction in pain.
• Dual firmness options: The mattress’s ability to be flipped for different firmness levels (firm and extra firm) is frequently mentioned and appreciated by those who have different firmness preferences.
• Edge support: A lot of reviewers mention the strong edge support of the Plank Firm Luxe.
• Off-gassing: A few reviewers note the presence of off-gassing when the mattress is new, but it typically dissipates after a few days.
• Customer service: Experiences with customer service are generally positive, with reviewers appreciating the responsive and helpful support team.

Most mattresses made today fall between 4 and 6 on the 10-point scale, making it somewhat difficult to find a suitable bed if you want a firmer feel. The Plank Firm Luxe from Brooklyn Bedding is a flippable mattress with a distinct feel on each side. Our testers found that the firm (7) side contours to a minimal extent while providing sturdy overall support, while the extra firm (9) side barely conforms at all.

How It Performs

As a mattress designed to feel exceptionally firm, we found that the Plank Firm Luxe excelled in some areas where softer models usually fall short. Both sides felt very sturdy along the perimeter and did not sag excessively when our testers lied near the edges or got in and out of bed. Temperature control was another major strength during our testing. The coil layers promoted steady circulation to cool off the interior of the mattress, and the firm surfaces ensured that our testers did not sink too deeply and lose their surface airflow. Those who sleep excessively hot should consider purchasing the optional phase change cooling panel.

Our testing found back and stomach sleepers feel most comfortable on the Plank Firm Luxe. This is especially true of those who weigh more than 230 pounds, but testers who favor these positions and fall within the range of 130 and 230 pounds also gave the mattress generally favorable reviews.

Construction Breakdown

The firm side of the Plank Firm Luxe features adaptive foam quilted into the cover, followed by a comfort layer of TitanFlex polyfoam and a transitional layer of high-density polyfoam. Our testers noticed that this side combines the contouring of memory foam with the responsiveness of latex. The extra firm side has less foam quilted into the cover and does not include a TitanFlex layer, which our testers found distinctly firmer than the opposite surface. A shared support core of pocketed coils stabilizes both sides of the mattress.

You can choose to add a GlacioTex cover featuring panel of phase change material, which is sewn to the fabric on both sides. This cooling component is engineered to capture and release heat, which helps maintain a comfortable surface temperature. The panel increases the mattress’ price by $100 to $200, depending on which size you select.

Shipping is free of charge for all customers in the contiguous U.S. The Plank Firm Luxe is backed by a 120-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty.

The following ratings show how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights. These scores are determined by how well the mattress supports and relieves pressure for each sleeper type.

• Comfort and Support: Many reviewers mention the mattress provides excellent support and comfort, particularly noting improvements in back and shoulder pain.
• Dual Firmness: The flippable design offering a choice between firm and soft sides is frequently appreciated, allowing users to customize their sleeping experience.
• Quality of Sleep: Numerous comments focus on improved sleep quality, with users reporting deeper sleep and fewer disturbances throughout the night.
• Temperature Regulation: Some reviewers appreciate the mattress’s cooling properties, though a few mention it sleeps warm.
• Shipping and Delivery: Fast and efficient shipping is often noted, although a few had issues with delivery services.
• Weight and Maneuverability: The mattress is noted to be heavy, making it difficult to move or flip without assistance.
• Smell and Off-gassing: A few reviewers mention an initial off-gassing smell that dissipates over time.
• Edge Support: Mixed reviews on edge support, with some noting it could be improved.

If you’re a combination sleeper, you may find your firmness preferences vary with each position change. The reversible Layla Hybrid features two sleep surfaces, one medium soft (4) and the other firm (7). Our testing shows the latter offers adequate support for most back and stomach sleepers, while the softer side contours deeply to promote even alignment for side sleepers.

How It Performs

After testing both sides of the Layla Hybrid, we found our side sleepers generally preferred the medium soft surface. This was especially true for those weighing up to 230 pounds. Thick foam layers ensure close conforming to improve alignment and reduce pressure points in the shoulders and hips, a common side effect from using the side position. Our tests also showed the firm side was more comfortable and supportive for back and stomach sleepers of at least 130 pounds, and side sleepers weighing more than 230 pounds.

Temperature control was a highlight of our tests. Using heat guns and thermal body sensors, we detected minimal heat retention on the softer side and next to none on the firmer side. Motion isolation was another strength of the Layla Hybrid. Our testers noticed very little motion transfer when lying next to each other on either side of the mattress.

Construction Breakdown

The Layla Hybrid’s medium soft side contains 2.5 inches of copper-infused memory foam, followed by 2 inches of transitional polyfoam. The latter is zoned to provide extra reinforcement for your midsection and gentler cradling elsewhere. The firm side also features these components, but the layers are thinner to minimize cushioning and make this surface feel more supportive. A shared pocketed coil support core is located between the foam layers. The coils are doubled up along the perimeter to reduce sinkage when you lie or sit along the edges.

The copper infusions are meant to reduce heat buildup on the surface, and a breathable polyester-viscose cover encases the entire mattress. You can unzip and machine wash the polyester, rayon, viscose, and poly-lycra blend cover whenever it needs to be cleaned. Comparatively, most mattresses made today feature non-removable covers that can only be spot cleaned.

The Layla Hybrid is competitively priced and shipping is free for all customers in the contiguous U.S. Your order includes a 120-night sleep trial, during which you can return the mattress for free if it doesn’t meet your needs. If you decide to keep the hybrid, Layla backs your purchase with a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty.

• Comfort and Firmness: Many reviewers mention the comfort level of the Emma Hybrid Cooling Comfort mattress, highlighting its supportive yet soft feel. Some describe it as being the perfect balance of firmness and plushness.
• Value for Money: Several reviews discuss the good value the mattress offers, especially with discounts and promotions. They appreciate the quality of the mattress relative to its price.
• Delivery and Packaging: There are mixed comments regarding delivery and packaging. While some customers are satisfied with the fast and easy delivery, others express concerns about inadequate packaging that doesn’t protect the mattress well during shipping.
• Customer Service: Experiences with customer service seem to vary. Some reviewers praise the responsive and helpful customer service, while others face issues like unresponsive phone lines or difficulties in communication.
• Sleep Quality: Many users report improved sleep quality, mentioning aspects like better support for back and neck, reduced pain, and a cooler sleeping experience. Some specifically note the mattress’s ability to maintain its shape and firmness over time.
• Initial Impressiveness: Several reviewers are impressed with how the mattress expands quickly and has minimal odor upon unboxing. The ease of setup and initial comfort are frequently highlighted.
• Durability Concerns: A few reviews raise concerns about the durability of the mattress, noting issues like sagging or not maintaining firmness as expected, especially considering the weight and sleep habits of the user.

The Emma Hybrid Comfort checks the important boxes for shoppers seeking a high-value mattress that effectively dissipates body heat. Three foam layers make up the comfort system, resulting in a plush feel and plenty of cradling, while the support core contains zoned coils that push back against your midsection and allow plenty of airflow. The sticker price falls well below average for a hybrid, and your order includes a sleep trial that spans an entire year.

How It Performed

Balanced medium firm (6) construction helped the Hybrid Comfort earn favorable ratings from the majority of our team’s product testers. Side sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds, back sleepers up to 230 pounds, and stomach sleepers under 130 pounds were particularly impressed with the mattress. The foam layers deliver close, even contouring to distribute your weight and minimize pressure buildup that occurs due to uneven alignment, while the coils keep your entire body cool and on an even plane without too much sinkage beneath the midsection.

Temperature control proved to be a key strength during our tests. The top foam layers have an open-cell composition, so they shouldn’t trap a lot of heat, and the coils promote plenty of airflow to help the mattress maintain a comfortable interior temperature. Above-average motion isolation also makes the Hybrid Comfort a solid option for couples who normally find coil mattresses bouncy and disruptive for sleep.

What It’s Made of

The comfort system consists of three layers, beginning with open-cell polyfoam that conforms closely to your body. Underlying memory foam and high-resiliency transitional foam layers provide additional cushioning while pushing back against your weight and keeping your body aloft. Pocketed coils and dense base foam ensure great overall stability. The coils are divided into seven zones to provide strong reinforcement for your heavier areas and gentler cradling elsewhere. The Hybrid Comfort’s cover is composed of knit polyester.

In addition to its reasonable sticker price, the Hybrid Comfort qualifies for free ground shipping anywhere in the contiguous U.S. If you decide to keep the mattress after the 365-night trial ends, Emma further backs your purchase with a 10-year warranty against workmanship defects.