Emma Select mattress range launches at major bed retailer – with up to £670 off

New Emma mattress range aims to tackle three common sleep issues: The Emma Diamond Hybrid

(Image credit: Emma)

When it comes to slumber challenges, existence too warm in bed is one of the about frustrating. Feeling restless and too uncomfortable to migrate off is some other. That's why we're intrigued by the Emma Select mattress range, which debuted online this calendar week. The collection is made up of six models designed to aid y'all overcome some pesky slumber challenges and to enjoy a meliorate nighttime's rest.

The range comprises the Emma Select Smart (from £799), the Emma Select Helix (from £999) and the Emma Select Diamond (from £1,269), with each bachelor in 2 levels of comfort: firm or hybrid. While Emma is one of the best mattress companies online, the Select collection isn't available to buy direct from Emma equally with the make'due south existing models.

Until this week it was only available at a few pocket-size independent stores in the Great britain, but now y'all can shop the unabridged Select range online at Article of furniture Village. Of grade, information technology'due south also available to try in-store. Here'south what you need to know almost the Emma Select drove, including the dissimilar models, prices, features, and which slumber challenges they're designed to help you with...

Emma Select mattress: price and sizes

As mentioned above, the Emma Select drove focuses on 3 dissimilar sleep technologies and offers two comfort levels (house or hybrid). Without a discount, they are priced as follows:

Emma Select Smart Firm - from £799 to £ane,329
Emma Select Smart Hybrid - from £799 to £1,329
Emma Select Helix Firm - from £999 to £1,599
Emma Select Helix Hybrid - from £999 to £1,599
Emma Diamond Business firm - from £i,269 to £2,069
Emma Diamond Hybrid - from £1,269 to £2,069

The Emma Select Helix Firm mattress shown on a light wood bed frame — (Prototype credit: Emma)

If you lot're familiar with the Emma Original (from £449 at Emma United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland) and Emma Premium (from £699 at Emma Uk), you'll have spotted that the Select range is priced higher. There are new and exclusive materials at play in the Select models though, especially in the cooling Emma Diamond, so we aren't surprised to see they cost more.

All Emma Select mattresses are available to buy now and come in single, small double, double, king size and super king sizes. As mentioned, Furniture Village is currently offer up to £670 off an Emma Select. The biggest savings are on the super king size Emma Select Diamond, which is on sale for £1,399. A double size Emma Select costs from £799 with a disbelieve, depending on the model you buy.

Emma Select mattresses: beginning wait

We rate the Emma Original memory foam mattress in terms of value for coin versus comfort and back up, and the Select range promises to double down on that. The individual models (Smart, Helix, Diamond) come in a choice of business firm or hybrid, with business firm recommended if you desire a slightly firmer sleeping surface, and hybrid being a good choice for couples.

That'south because it offers more than movement isolation, so you won't be so easily disturbed by your partner moving next to you. They're each designed with handles for easier moving too (you don't need to flip this mattress but it will need rotating), and have removable covers for washing and general hygiene.

The 21cm-deep Emma Select Smart is the cheapest of the trio. It's designed for ameliorate comfort and back up, and uses a combination of cream and AquaGel to create a cushioned acme layer for precise trunk contouring. In short, if y'all need a piddling more support but have a smaller upkeep, this is one to consider out of the iii.

The Select Smart is designed to adapt to all body types also, so if you feel your biggest sleep challenge is getting comfy enough to migrate off, this type of mattress could assist. We haven't reviewed it yet but nosotros're keen to put it to the test with a range of sleepers to meet how well it performs.

The Emma Select Diamond Hybrid with a white top and charcoal colored base — (Prototype credit: Emma)

At 23cm deep the Emma Select Helix is a tad taller than the Select Smart and is suited to hot and restless sleepers. It gets its proper name from Fusion-Helix tech, used here to help the mattress adapt quicker to each move yous make and to provide pressure relief beyond areas such as your hips and back. We've too spotted that the Select Helix uses multiple air channels to aid breathability.

That said, if your main sleep claiming is overheating in bed (where you wake upward often in the nighttime because y'all're too warm), take a look at the Emma Select Diamond. A layer of graphite works to dissipate body heat and push it into the inner graphic core (which sits 3cm below the surface). Equally such, heat shouldn't pool at the top of the mattress, so yous'll slumber cooler.

We're curious to see how effective this graphite layer is in real life, as sleeping hot is a major disruptor of sleep for some people. The Select Diamond is also the plumpest of the three at 25cm deep and, similar the other 2, comes in a house or hybrid variant depending on the support you need.

Once more, we haven't tested whatsoever of the Emma Select mattresses yet, but Emma has a bang-up reputation in the mattress in a box market so we take high expectations of the Select drove. Each of the newcomers are available on a 100-night trial too, and then you can test i for yourself at dwelling to ensure it'south the correct selection for your slumber.

Claire is a Slumber Editor at Time to come, and writes about all things related to snoozing, from mattresses and pillows to the latest sleep advice and inquiry. Before taking on the part of Sleep Editor, Claire worked as Health & Wellness Editor at Top 10 Reviews, and earlier that was a Senior Content Editor at T3. Claire is super-passionate virtually how consequent, skilful quality slumber can heave our physical and mental wellbeing, and would love to hear from PRs and brands regarding sleep products, services and research that can help our readers slumber better than always.