If you prefer something firmer, check out the Brook + Wilde Elite (number three in this list) in Firm, or the Eve Premium Hybrid instead (our Eve Premium Hybrid vs Simba Hybrid Pro breaks down the differences between those two). The Simba Hybrid Pro is rated 6.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale, which means it's at the softer end of medium. The only down-side of the design, really, is the lack of removable cover a feature we'd usually expect at that kind of price point. Many memory foam mattresses can trap heat, but in our Simba Hybrid Pro review, our tester was very impressed with the temperature regulation on the Hybrid Pro. These firmer lower layers also make it easy enough to move around on, and the motion isolation and edge support is good too. The top layer of softness gives you something to sink into as you lay down, but just a little, before you hit the supportive layers underneath, which deliver a reassuring level of firmness. The seven specially engineered layers include a dreamily soft top layer, a natural wool layer to help regulate temperature, and two layers of springs. The price widget with each entry on our list will automatically pull in the cheapest price for each model, but you can also consult our best cheap mattress deals (opens in new tab) page for a rundown of where to find the best bargains right now.
Note that because the mattress industry is fiercely competitive, big discounts are common (read: you can basically ignore that RRP). If neither one of those take your fancy, we have plenty of hybrid and other material options for you to explore, too. If you want to sack off springs altogether, check out the Emma Original (opens in new tab) it's extremely comfortable and great value to boot. Our number one best mattress is the luxurious Simba Hybrid Pro (opens in new tab), which combines springs and foams and delivers sumptuous comfort and impressive cooling properties. Ideally, you'll get the perfect mattress first time and not have to faff around with returning and re-buying, which is why we've put together this list to take the guesswork out of the process. You can pick the mattress that suits you best, get it delivered as a bed-in-a-box (opens in new tab) and in most cases, try it out for at least 100 nights (sometimes up to a year) with the option to return it if it doesn't agree with you. While you can still head off to a big out-of-town store to bounce up and down on a few options, the majority of mattress shopping now happens online (what a surprise). To save yourself time and problems, just believe all of us when we say this sucks, otherwise you’ll be stuck with EXTREMELY POOR customer service and a terrible mattress.If you're struggling with an ancient, worn-out mattress, you'll likely find that the process of buying a new one has changed a lot over the years. It is EXTREMELY uncomfortable and the dent in the middle causes me to feel like I will roll out of my side of the bed onto my BF. Waited almost to the 90 days and regreted believing this would at least improve a tiny bit. Me, a person with their first King mattress thought it just needed a little time to adjust, so I gave it time. Since day 1, this mattress has been dented from the middle.
If you decide to ignore all of our 1 star reviews, I encourage to please avoid this mattres AT ALL COSTS. If you’ve never purchased online from this site, PLEASE DO NOT DO SO. If the limit on digits for reviews were to be nonexistent, I would write a whole essay about my experience with this mattress as well as with Cuatomer Service (on phone and in-store) handling my situation with this item and others from my online purchase.
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