Firmness
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
8
Trial Period (nights)
200
Warranty (years)
15
Price Range
£599 to £802
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from Origin's published specification for this mattress, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Cooling is the theme running through this mattress. A Tencel cover, graphite-infused natural latex and gel-infused open-cell foam all work to pull heat away from your body, which means hot sleepers should notice a real difference. Beneath that, 5,172 springs across two spring layers, microsprings for responsiveness and titanium springs coiled at different tensions, give tailored support for your shoulders, back and legs. Dense edge support foam makes getting in and out of bed easier too. Add free next day delivery, a 200-night trial and a 15-year guarantee, and Origin has removed most of the usual risk from buying online. The price sits above budget territory, at £599 to £802, but the spec goes some way to justifying it.
Key Features & what's inside
- PolarSilk Tencel. A cover made from sustainably-sourced wood pulp with a soft, silk-like texture. It feels cool to the touch, which helps if you tend to overheat at night.
- Graphite Crystal Latex. 100% natural latex infused with graphite crystals, which carry heat away from your body and deeper into the mattress. Latex also gives a gently responsive, pressure-relieving feel.
- HexaGrid Plus. A proprietary blend of polymers and cooling gels designed for comfort and pressure relief. In practice this is the layer doing much of the cushioning work around your hips and shoulders.
- Bamboo-Infused Wool. An organic, responsibly-sourced wool blend, micro-threaded to increase airflow. Wool is naturally breathable, so this layer helps the mattress ventilate.
- ErgoCoil Steel MicroSprings. High-tensile steel microsprings, each individually encased in a breathable fabric pocket. These give a responsive feel, adapting quickly as you move.
- Cooling Comfort Foam. Open-cell foam infused with cooling gel particles that transfer heat away from the body. It also provides support and helps cancel motion, useful if you share a bed.
- Aerospace-Grade Titanium Springs. The main support layer uses titanium springs coiled at different tensions, which means your head, shoulders, back and legs each get appropriate support. This zoned approach helps keep your spine aligned.
- D-3 Edge Support. A foam border three times denser than average foam, increasing the usable sleep surface. It also makes getting in and out of bed easier.
Layer details from originmattress.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
There's no UK Single size, so it won't suit children's rooms or single bed frames. Budget shoppers may find £599 to £802 a stretch when simpler hybrids cost less. And if you prefer a very traditional, springs-and-nothing-else feel, the latex and foam layers here give a more contoured sensation.
Origin Hybrid Pro Mattress
How many springs does the Origin Hybrid Pro have?
It has 5,172 springs in total, split across two layers: individually pocketed steel microsprings for responsiveness, and titanium springs coiled at different tensions to support your head, shoulders, back and legs.
Does the Origin Hybrid Pro come with a trial?
Yes. Origin offers a 200-night trial, so you can sleep on it at home for over six months before committing. That's longer than most brands offer.
Is the Origin Hybrid Pro good for hot sleepers?
Cooling is arguably its main strength. The Tencel cover feels cool to the touch, graphite-infused latex carries heat deeper into the mattress, and gel-infused open-cell foam transfers heat away from the body. Independent testers praised its temperature regulation too.
What sizes does the Origin Hybrid Pro come in?
It's available in UK Double, UK King and UK Super King. There's no Single or Small Double option, which is a shame for smaller rooms.
How long is the guarantee on the Origin Hybrid Pro?
Origin backs it with a 15-year guarantee, alongside free next day delivery. That's a long commitment, and Which? found it won't sag or soften much over time, which supports the confidence.
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