Allswell Luxe Hybrid Mattress Review – Test Lab Ratings

The Allswell Luxe Hybrid’s quilted top, memory foam comfort layer, and polyfoam transition layer limit motion transfer by absorbing vibrations when one partner moves. Sleepers who tend to wake up when their partner changes position may sleep better thanks to the Luxe Hybrid’s good motion isolation.

While the top layers of the mattress help absorb motion, the Luxe Hybrid’s bouncy coil core will still contribute to some motion transfer. Each spring is individually wrapped, reducing the impact of movements on the surface, but the bed’s overall bounce could lead to some vibrations. This degree of motion isolation is similar to most other hybrid models on the market.

The Luxe Hybrid offers moderate pressure relief, which is similar to many hybrid mattresses. Its medium firm feel does not allow sleepers to sink in as much as some models, but its memory foam comfort layer contours to the sleeper’s body enough to take some of the pressure off their hips and shoulders.

Sleepers who weigh more can sink in more deeply for greater pressure relief. Individuals who weigh over 230 pounds will likely experience very good pressure relief. Those who weigh between 130 and 230 pounds should also enjoy gentle cradling. People who weigh under 130 pounds are the most likely to notice some pressure buildup.

Like many hybrid models, the Luxe Hybrid allows for significant airflow through the mattress for a cooler night’s sleep. This may make it a good option for people who tend to sleep hot.

The Luxe Hybrid’s quilted cover includes a cooling foam to help neutralize the temperature of the mattress surface. While some memory foam comfort layers trap heat, the Luxe Hybrid’s comfort layer is infused with copper to help pull heat away from the sleeper’s body. Air circulation through the coil system further dissipates heat.

Thanks to its reinforced perimeter, the Luxe Hybrid has a similarly sturdy edge to many competing hybrid models.

The Luxe Hybrid’s 2-inch memory foam comfort layer contours without sinkage. Because of its medium firm feel, it is unlikely to give the “trapped in the bed” sensation often associated with memory foam. This should make it easier to move on than most hybrid mattresses with memory foam comfort layers.

The perimeter’s extra stability also makes it easier to sit on the edge of the mattress, which may be particularly beneficial for individuals with mobility issues that make it harder to get into or out of bed.

Ordinarily, memory foam can make a mattress surface more difficult to move on since it conforms to the sleeper’s body and tends to regain its shape slowly when pressure is removed.

The Luxe Hybrid’s 2-inch memory foam comfort layer contours without sinkage. Because of its medium firm feel, it is unlikely to give the “trapped in the bed” sensation often associated with memory foam. This should make it easier to move on than most hybrid mattresses with memory foam comfort layers.

Sleepers who frequently change positions during the night may appreciate the Luxe Hybrid’s ease of movement.

Like most mattresses, the Luxe Hybrid may emit off-gassing odors at first. New mattresses often retain some odors from the manufacturing process. Synthetic foams are particularly prone to this. When a mattress ships compressed, these smells can’t escape until the mattress is unpackaged.

Off-gassing odors are generally considered harmless, but some owners choose to air out their new mattress before bringing it into their bedroom. This can be done by leaving the mattress in a room with good air circulation until the smells dissipate, which can usually be expected to take between a few hours and a few days.

The Luxe Hybrid is breathable due to its coil system, so we expect it to air out relatively quickly and not retain significant lingering odors.