Nectar Premier Hybrid
Our verdict · A memory-foam-feel hybrid with a full-year trial and forever warranty for cautious buyers.
Buy it if
You want a cushioned memory-foam feel with hybrid support and the reassurance of a 365-night trial to be sure it helps your back.
Skip it if
You dislike the sink-in memory-foam sensation or want a firmer, more responsive spring feel.
Where to get it
Nectar Premier Hybrid
From ~£699 (double, indicative; usually sold on promotion)
Indicative price at the time of review.
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The Nectar Premier Hybrid is the pick for anyone nervous about committing, because it pairs a full 365-night trial with a forever warranty, longer than any other mattress here. Construction is an eight-layer hybrid of individually wrapped pocket and micro-springs under open-cell and memory foam, giving a medium-firm feel with the cushioned, contouring sensation memory-foam fans want. Its quilted cover adds cooling fibres over the cheaper Classic Hybrid to offset the warmth memory foam can trap. It sells almost entirely on promotion, so an indicative double lands near £699. It ranks below the Simba because reviewers rate it a little lower on responsiveness and long-term support consistency; choose it over the Simba if you want the longest trial and a foam feel, and over the Emma if you specifically want more memory-foam contouring.
The good & the bad
Pros
- 365-night trial and forever warranty lead the field for peace of mind
- Medium-firm hybrid feel pairs spring support with cushioned memory-foam contouring
- Cooling quilted cover and micro-spring layer aim to offset memory foam's heat retention
Cons
- Memory-foam feel isn't for everyone and can feel less responsive
- Sold almost entirely on promotion, so the list price is misleading
How it compares
| Pick | WATTB Score | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Emma NextGen Premium | 92/100 | From ~£549 (double, indicative; frequently discounted from a ~£959 list) | overall |
| 2.OTTY Original Hybrid | 91/100 | From ~£499 (double, indicative; often on sale from a ~£949.99 list) | value |
| 3.Simba Hybrid Pro | 89/100 | From ~£899 (double, indicative; typically discounted from a higher RRP) | hot and heavier sleepers |
| 4.Nectar Premier HybridThis pick | 87/100 | From ~£699 (double, indicative; usually sold on promotion) | trial period |
| 5.Tempur Original | 87/100 | From ~£1,199 (double, indicative; Tempur doubles range roughly £1,200-£3,000+ by model and size) | pressure relief |
Key facts
- Best for
- trial period
- Typical cost
- From ~£699 (double, indicative; usually sold on promotion)
- Type
- Hybrid (memory foam + springs)
- Layers
- 8-layer construction
- Firmness
- Medium-firm
- Trial
- 365 nights
- Warranty
- Forever warranty
Researched by WATTB
- Published
- 13 September 2026
- Updated
- 13 September 2026
- Last verified
- 13 September 2026
- Sources
- 8 sources
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