Simba Hybrid Pro Mattress
Our verdict · The most engineered option here — choose it for deep zoned support and cooling if your budget stretches and you also sleep on your back.
Buy it if
You're a heavier or combination side sleeper who wants maximum support layers and cooling and can absorb the price.
Skip it if
You're a lighter side sleeper chasing plush shoulder cushioning, or you're shopping mainly on value.
Where to get it
Simba Hybrid Pro Mattress
From around £900 (double, indicative sale price; RRP around £1,099)
Indicative price at the time of review.
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The Hybrid Pro is Simba's flagship and the most heavily constructed mattress in this guide: multiple layers built around up to 4,800 Aerocoil micro-springs, graphite-infused Simbatex foam and a cool-touch cover aimed at drawing heat away, and it is made in Britain. Reviewers rate its support and temperature regulation highly, which speaks to broad owner satisfaction. For side sleepers the trade-off against the Emma at number one is firmness feel: it is medium-firm and on the supportive side, so it rewards heavier frames and combination sleepers more than lighter side sleepers, who get less give at the shoulder than on the softer Emma or Nectar. It is also the priciest pick even in a sale, which is why it sits behind the Emma on value despite its build.
The good & the bad
Pros
- Up to 4,800 Aerocoil micro-springs across multiple layers give responsive, zoned support reviewers rate highly
- Graphite-infused foam and a cool-touch cover target cooling and airflow
- Reviewers rate its support and cooling highly, reflecting strong owner feedback
Cons
- Medium-firm and on the firmer side, so less shoulder cushioning for lighter side sleepers than the softer Emma or Nectar
- The most expensive pick here (RRP around £1,099), even in sales
How it compares
| Pick | WATTB Score | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Emma Hybrid Airgrid Mattress | 88/100 | From around £700 (double, indicative sale price; RRP around £999) | overall for side sleepers |
| 2.Simba Hybrid Pro MattressThis pick | 87/100 | From around £900 (double, indicative sale price; RRP around £1,099) | premium build |
| 3.Nectar Hybrid Mattress | 87/100 | From around £450 (double, indicative) | value for deep pressure relief |
| 4.Simba Hybrid Original Mattress | 86/100 | From around £615 (double, indicative) | all-rounder for combination side sleepers |
| 5.OTTY Original Hybrid Mattress | 84/100 | From around £525 (double, indicative) | heavier side sleepers |
Key facts
- Best for
- premium build
- Typical cost
- From around £900 (double, indicative sale price; RRP around £1,099)
- Type
- Multi-layer hybrid with up to 4,800 Aerocoil micro-springs, made in Britain
- Firmness
- Medium-firm
- Depth
- Approx. 28cm
- Cooling
- Graphite-infused foam and cool-touch cover
- Trial & guarantee
- 200-night trial, 10-year guarantee
Researched by WATTB
- Published
- 15 September 2026
- Updated
- 15 September 2026
- Last verified
- 15 September 2026
- Sources
- 7 sources
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