Newentor Hybrid Mattress Pro Review

The Hybrid Mattress Pro is Newentor’s step up from its standard Hybrid, and the difference is in the springs. Where the standard model runs one seven-zone pocket spring layer, the Pro stacks four spring types: a 1 mm micro-coil layer sitting between the memory foam and a seven-zone core wound in three wire gauges — 2.4 mm under the lower back, 2.15 mm under the hips, 2.0 mm under the shoulders. It stands 28 cm tall, with CertiPUR-US foams and an OEKO-TEX certified cover.

The micro-coil layer is what you are paying for. It bridges foam and springs so the surface contours the way memory foam does without the heat build-up, and Newentor rates the result at 4 out of 10 — medium-soft, aimed squarely at side sleepers who want the shoulder to drop in. At $836 for a Queen it costs $836 for a Queen while carrying four spring types.

Two caveats, both stated by Newentor itself. The 120-night trial requires you to sleep on it for at least 30 nights before you can start a return, and the return runs through a Salvos donation before the refund is issued. And the mattress is not recommended for adjustable bed frames — the multi-layer spring system can be damaged by bending. The warranty is ten years, the category standard rather than a standout.