Last seen from £398.30 at Amazon on 23rd June 2026
Emma Hybrid Mattress
The Emma Hybrid Mattress combines springs with foam, which means you get some of the responsiveness of a traditional mattress alongside the pressure relief foam is known for.
- Cooling, moisture-wicking cover
- Pressure-relieving memory foam
- Less sinky feel than all-foam
The Emma Hybrid Mattress comes in five UK sizes from Single up to Super King. Detailed construction and firmness information isn't published for this model at the moment, so if you're particular about spring counts or exact feel, check the retailer's listing carefully before committing.
Mattress specifications
Firmness
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
Certifications
Assessed from Emma's product page, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Why should you choose this mattress?
A hybrid construction tends to suit people who find all-foam mattresses a little too sinky but want more cushioning than a purely sprung mattress offers. The Emma Hybrid sits at an accessible price for a hybrid, and the full run of UK sizes, Single through Super King, means couples and solo sleepers are equally catered for.
Key features & layer details
Cover
Cooling cover with moisture-wicking UltraDry technology
Top Layer
Breathable and adaptive Airgocell® foam
Layer 2
Mini pocket springs
Layer 3
Pressure relieving visco-elastic memory foam
Layer 4
Supportive cold foam
Best suited for?
Couples
The full run of UK sizes from Single to Super King means two people can pick a width that gives each of them proper room.
Warm sleepers
A cooling cover with moisture-wicking UltraDry technology and a breathable Airgocell foam top layer help keep heat and damp away while you sleep.
Combination sleepers
Mini pocket springs sit under the soft top layers, giving a responsive feel that makes changing position feel easier than on a dense all-foam bed.
Side sleepers
A pressure relieving visco-elastic memory foam layer sits beneath the springs, which means the cushioning can ease around shoulders and hips.
If you want an all-foam feel with minimal bounce, a hybrid may not suit you. Buyers who need confirmed specifics, such as firmness rating, depth or spring type, before purchasing should also hold off until they can verify those details on a retailer listing, as we can't confirm them here.
Save on an earlier or ex-display model
Some retailers still sell the earlier version of this mattress, or ex-display and returned stock at a lower price. These are the sizes where it costs less than the current model's best price.
Emma Hybrid Mattress
Last seen for £398.30 at Amazon on 23rd June 2026
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FAQ's
How much does the Emma Hybrid Mattress cost?
It depends on the size you choose, and the price table on this page shows the current price for each size.
What sizes does the Emma Hybrid Mattress come in?
It's available in five UK sizes: Single, Small Double, Double, King and Super King. That covers most bed frames sold in the UK, from a child's or guest room up to a large master bedroom.
Is the Emma Hybrid a spring or foam mattress?
It's a hybrid, meaning it combines springs with foam. In practice that usually gives you a slightly bouncier, more supportive feel than foam alone, with better airflow, though this model's exact layer construction isn't published.
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