Newentor Hybrid Mattress
Medium Firm · 7 zones · 120 nights
From $488
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Head to head
Newentor is a seven-zone spring hybrid at a lower entry price; Onebed is thicker all-foam that you can switch between two firmness settings by unzipping the cover. Onebed has the longer trial and no minimum stay, plus a 20 mm sagging threshold. Newentor comes in one firmness with no edge-support claim, and at 25 cm is on the thin side for a hybrid.
Newentor is a seven-zone spring hybrid at a lower entry price; Onebed is thicker all-foam that you can switch between two firmness settings by unzipping the cover. Onebed has the longer trial and no minimum stay, plus a 20 mm sagging threshold. Newentor comes in one firmness with no edge-support claim, and at 25 cm is on the thin side for a hybrid.
Medium Firm · 7 zones · 120 nights
From $488
Read the full Newentor Hybrid Mattress review
2 firmness settings · 28 cm · 125 nights
From $679
Read the full Onebed reviewNewentor Hybrid Mattress: Hybrid (Pocket Spring + Memory Foam) (Medium Firm)
Onebed: All-foam (Memory Foam + Auralux) (Adjustable — Medium / Medium-firm)
Newentor Hybrid Mattress: Cooling 8.5/10, Motion 8.6/10
Onebed: Cooling 7.8/10, Motion 9.3/10
Newentor Hybrid Mattress: From $488 · 120 nights trial · 10 years warranty
Onebed: From $679 · 125 nights trial · 10 years warranty
| Specification | Newentor Hybrid Mattress | Onebed |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | From $488 (better of the two) | From $679 |
| Sleep trial | 120 nights | 125 nights (better of the two) |
| Warranty | 10 years | 10 years |
| Overall score | 9.2 | 9.5 (better of the two) |
| Cooling score | 8.5/10 (better of the two) | 7.8/10 |
| Motion isolation score | 8.6/10 | 9.3/10 (better of the two) |
| Edge support score | 7.8/10 (better of the two) | 7.6/10 |
| Firmness | Medium Firm | Adjustable — Medium / Medium-firm |
| Construction | Hybrid (Pocket Spring + Memory Foam) | All-foam (Memory Foam + Auralux) |
| Height / Profile | 25 cm | 28 cm |
| Key materials | 7-zone pocket spring core, Gel-visco memory foam, High-rebound foam, Bamboo charcoal cover | Tencel cover, Gel-infused memory foam, Auralux foam, 5-zone high-density support base |
| Delivery & returns | Free Australia-wide · 2–7 business days | Free Australia-wide (some rural exclusions) |
Scores, pricing, trials and warranties highlight the category leader. Firmness, materials and profile dimensions are listed as individual sleeping preferences rather than absolute winners.
These two suit different sleepers. Use the criteria below to match your body type, sleeping position and temperature needs to the right choice.
You want springs and zoned lower-back support, and price is doing most of the deciding.
Check Newentor Hybrid Mattress priceYou want to be able to change the firmness, or you want the option to return it in the first week.
Check Onebed pricePros
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Newentor Hybrid Mattress: Hybrid (Pocket Spring + Memory Foam), firmness Medium Firm. Onebed: All-foam (Memory Foam + Auralux), firmness Adjustable — Medium / Medium-firm. As a general rule, zoned pocket-spring hybrids push back more under the lower back and hips, while all-foam builds contour more closely around the shoulders and hips. Firmness preference matters as much as construction.
Newentor Hybrid Mattress scores higher for cooling: 8.5/10 against 7.8/10 for Onebed. The cooling score is our assessment of each brand's published materials and construction; we do not run temperature tests.
Newentor Hybrid Mattress: sleep trial 120 nights; warranty 10 years. Onebed: sleep trial 125 nights; warranty 10 years. Trial conditions such as minimum nights, return fees and delivery areas differ between brands, so read each brand's terms before you buy.
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