Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings

Foam hybrid mattresses balance the responsiveness of coils with the motion-absorbing properties of foam. The Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid has a foam comfort system that earned it average ratings in motion isolation during our tests.

The coils produce some bounce, so co-sleepers will likely notice a moderate amount of motion transfer when someone shifts during the night. That said, the foam layers reduce the motion transfer to a considerable extent. While you might feel some movement if a sleep partner moves or gets up, it won’t be as pronounced as in a traditional innerspring bed.

The Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid offers a moderate amount of pressure relief, particularly for side sleepers over 130 pounds and back sleepers up to 230 pounds. The foam comfort system molds to the body, helping to cushion common pressure points like the shoulders and hips. This contouring is beneficial for side sleepers, aiding in spinal alignment and reducing pressure buildup. Additionally, the coils are zoned to enhance pressure relief in areas of the body that need it.

The Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid offers very good temperature regulation, making it a strong option for sleepers who tend to overheat during the night. A copper infusion in the memory foam is meant to dissipate heat, since copper is known for its thermal conductivity. The cover also contains cooling fibers engineered to draw heat from your body.

The coils allow air to circulate through the bed’s interior, producing a cooler sleep surface. Compared to other foam hybrids, the Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid stands out for strong cooling features that help maintain a comfortable temperature through the night.

The Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid has very good edge support, a key feature for those who like to use the entire surface of their mattress or sit on the bed’s edge. The pocketed coil support core is designed with reinforced edges, providing a sturdy feel and preventing significant sagging when pressure is applied. This robust construction ensures that sleepers can move comfortably across the surface without feeling like they’re going to roll off. Strong edge support can also increase mattress durability.

The Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid is very easy to move around on, making it well suited to those who frequently change sleep positions. While the top foam layers contour to the body, they don’t create that “stuck” feeling often associated with memory foam. The zoned pocketed coils play a significant role as well, delivering a responsive feel that prevents excessive sinkage into the mattress.

After unboxing the mattress, you might notice some initial off-gassing odors. This is typical of many mattresses that use foam or are shipped compressed in a box. Over time and with adequate ventilation, these smells usually dissipate.

While the off-gassing may not affect everyone, it might be bothersome to those who are sensitive to odors. Allowing the mattress to sit in a well-ventilated room before use can make a significant difference. Compared to other hybrids with similar designs, the Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid emits an average amount of off-gassing odors.