Layla Sleep - Hybrid Mattress

A flippable hybrid: copper-infused memory foam on both faces with 674 to 1,313 coils in between, soft on one side and firm on the other.

The Layla Hybrid takes the brand's flippable soft-or-firm design and adds a coil core: 13 inches tall, copper-infused memory foam on both sleeping surfaces, and a coil count that scales from 674 in the Twin to 1,313 in the King. The Queen measures 60 by 80 by 13 inches, weighs 103 lbs, carries 1,041 coils, and sold for $1,549 at the time of this review, within a size range of $1,149 to $1,749.

The logic is the same as the all-foam Layla. If the soft side does not suit you, flip to the firm side instead of starting a return. The coils add the bounce and easier repositioning that all-foam beds lack, and the 13 inch profile gives it a more substantial feel on the frame. Layla includes a 120 night trial and free shipping and returns.

Two honest caveats. First, the warranty is 10 years, shorter than the lifetime coverage on the cheaper memory foam model, though it does cover coil defects along with sagging beyond 1 inch and loss of height. Second, a 103 lb queen makes the flip itself a two-person job, so the headline feature takes real effort to use. You also pay roughly $500 more than the all-foam Layla at every size for the coil construction.

The product page shows a 4.8 average across 1,328 reviews, the higher rated of Layla's two mattresses. For buyers set on a hybrid who like the firmness hedge, this is the version to get; for everyone else the price gap to the all-foam model is the deciding question.