Novilla Vitality Hybrid Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings

The Vitality Hybrid’s memory foam successfully prevents significant motion transfer, which can be helpful for couples who tend to wake each other when one partner changes sleeping positions. The polyfoam layer also enhances motion isolation.

However, the mattress still has some bounce because of its pocketed coil core. The coils are individually wrapped, which cuts down on the amount of movement that transfers from side to side, but the bed’s surface is not completely motion-free.

Light sleepers or those looking for maximum motion isolation may want to consider an all-foam mattress or a hybrid with thicker foam layers.

If a mattress doesn’t have adequate pressure relief, sleepers can develop pressure points in areas like the hips and shoulders. The memory foam within the Vitality Hybrid’s comfort system is the key to its pressure-relieving capabilities.

Memory foam cradles the body, contouring to its shape to relieve pressure buildup. Along with its cushioning effect, memory foam also evenly distributes body weight across the mattress to prevent pressure points from occurring.

The Vitality Hybrid provides pressure relief that many sleepers should find adequate, but sleepers who need top-notch cushioning may want to add one of Novilla’s compatible mattress toppers or choose another mattress that has more foam.

The Vitality Hybrid has multiple features that contribute to its above-average temperature control rating, beginning with its support core. Air circulates easily around the pocketed coils, allowing excess body heat to move through the mattress and dissipate.

Memory foam is quite dense and can sleep hot as a result. However, Novilla uses gel-infused foam that’s designed to regulate temperature better than traditional memory foam.

Additionally, the company engineered both the polyfoam layer and bamboo-derived rayon cover to enhance airflow and prevent overheating. As a result, this model is well suited to all but the hottest sleepers.

Edge support is an important factor for couples who like to use the entire mattress surface, as well as those who have trouble getting in and out of bed. Our tests found that this model has strong edge support thanks to its coil support system.

The comfort system layers aren’t extremely thick and don’t compress too much when you sit on the edge of the bed, letting the coil core provide substantial support all the way to the mattress’ surface. The bottom polyfoam layer also effectively anchors the bed, preventing it from slipping or shifting when you get up.

This model is on par with the average hybrid mattress when it comes to ease of movement. Its springs provide some bounce that gives the mattress a responsive feel, though the foam comfort system does absorb some movement.

The medium firm support level prevents sleepers from feeling as if they’re sinking too deeply into the mattress, though people who weigh more than 230 pounds may find a firmer mattress more comfortable.

Chemicals are part of the manufacturing process of polyurethane foams used in mattresses. While most of the fumes dissipate immediately after the foam’s creation, some volatile organic compounds (VOCs) remain. The release of VOCs after a mattress is unboxed produces a chemical smell that isn’t harmful but can be unpleasant.

The Vitality Hybrid incorporates several foam layers that release some VOCs when you remove the mattress from its packaging. However, the scent should decrease quickly after setting up the bed.

Those with respiratory problems or people particularly sensitive to smell should unwrap their mattress in a well-ventilated area and wait until the off-gassing odor has fully dissipated before use.