Hybrid Pro 2300 Mattress
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- Feature: Hypoallergenic
- Support: Pocket Spring
- Comfort: Memory Foam
- Brand: Sleepeezee
From £799.00
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- Brand
- Sleepeezee
- Retailer
- Furniture Village
- Delivery time
- Good
- Customer sentiment
- Good
About the Hybrid Pro 2300 Mattress
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The Hybrid Pro 2300 is a 28cm pocket-sprung and memory-foam mattress with a king-size spring count of 2300, a built-in pillow top and two additional memory-foam layers over polyester fillings. The build is foam-led, not wool-led. A 2300-count pocket unit is generous against entry pocket-sprung hybrids, especially where open-coil mattresses still appear in cheaper ranges, but the comfort story is less traditional-luxury than the Sleepeezee name might imply: pressure relief comes mainly from memory foam and polyester cushioning rather than natural fibres, latex or hand-tufted upholstery. The stated feel is medium, so the spring core should take the main load while the pillow top softens the first contact at shoulders and hips. At 28cm deep it has enough height to feel substantial without moving into the very deep hotel-style category, and the weights - 33kg for a double, 36kg for a king and 42kg for a super king - put it in the two-person-rotation bracket even though it does not need flipping. The no-turn design is convenient, but it is not care-free: the maker still tells owners to rotate it regularly, use a protector, allow settlement time and keep slat gaps to no more than 7.5cm, which is a practical warning that the foam-and-pillow-top surface needs even support beneath it.
Memory foam over pocket springs makes most sense for side sleepers and mixed back/side sleepers who want cushioning without losing the independent response of a sprung core. Early owner accounts are broadly comfortable rather than detailed: the repeated product praise is better sleep and an immediately likeable feel, while the available lower-scoring feedback does not yet form a clear mattress-fault pattern, with one complaint sitting around service rather than support, heat or durability. Heat is the trade-off here. The knitted and woven cover may feel smooth, and the hypoallergenic synthetic build will appeal to those avoiding animal fibres, but two memory-foam layers plus a memory-foam pillow top will usually hold more warmth than wool, cotton or latex comfort layers in the £700-plus pocket-sprung tier. Couples get a sensible specification on paper: individual pockets reduce roll-together compared with open-coil mattresses, and foam helps damp partner movement, although there is no strong owner signal yet on edge firmness or how it behaves with a large weight difference. The medium feel is unlikely to suit heavier front sleepers who need a flatter, firmer surface through the hips, and very light sleepers may experience more surface hug than spring engagement. For average-weight side sleepers who want a cushioned, low-maintenance hybrid, this is the right call. For hot sleepers or heavier front sleepers, look at firmer natural-fibre pocket-sprung mattresses instead.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 2300 pocket springs adapt well to various body shapes for tailored support
- Medium firmness provides a balanced experience for most sleep positions
- Built-in memory foam pillow top offers soft cushioning that reduces pressure points
- Hypoallergenic materials make it suitable for allergy sufferers with sensitive needs
Cons
- Some users find it takes time to adapt to the medium feel
- Memory foam layers may not provide enough support for heavier individuals
- There are reports of poor customer service during the purchasing process
- Weight distribution issues arise for couples with significant size differences
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Specifications
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Mattress care: Air for 4 hours before using to remove any odour. Allow at least 4 hours for springs to settle and for mattress to attain its full size. Indentations caused by settlement of fillings or body weight are normal and are not considered defects. If used on a slatted bed frame, the space between slats must be no wider than 7.5 cm. Spaces wider than this may cause excess dipping of the mattress and invalidate the guarantee. Always use a mattress protector. Rotate regularly.
Freshly unpacked springs and fillings need open air, a mattress protector and regular rotation, because trapped odour, compression and body-weight hollows are easier to control early. Slats over 7.5 cm apart may lead to excess dipping.
Firmness: Medium.
Mattress surface compresses under shoulders and hips, while the core resists deeper sinkage, helping your spine stay closer to level across mixed sleep positions. Very firm or very soft preferences should compare other tensions.
Only at Furniture Village.
Exclusive retail placement limits where you can view and return it. Price matching, delivery choices and aftercare may be harder to compare, since alternative listings won't usually carry the same exact model name.
Our pocket spring and memory foam Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro range gives you the best of both worlds.
Individual coils react separately while the foam layer softens the surface, bringing less roll-together and a slower, cushioned landing as you change position. Foam can retain warmth, and edge firmness may vary.
Handcrafted in England.
Workshop assembly puts people on the stitching, borders and final checks. It doesn't prove comfort or durability on its own, and buyers seeking identical factory consistency may prefer a tightly automated build.
Sleepeezee holds a Royal Warrant of Appointment granted by HM The King.
Palace supplier status changes no springs, foam, cover or edge support. Treat it as provenance only, because comfort, firmness and durability depend on the construction details and trial terms listed elsewhere.
This medium-feel mattress has 2300 individually pocketed springs in king size.
Springs housed in separate fabric sleeves compress independently, helping the surface dip under shoulders and hips while keeping nearby areas steadier. People who prefer a boardlike bed may want denser support.
Sizes: Single, small double, double, king, super king.
Footprint choices let the mattress match anything from a narrow guest room to a wide main bed, changing how much floor area and partner room you have. Check your frame size first, since returns can be awkward.
This layer also relieves hip and shoulder pressure and distributes your weight evenly.
Upper cushioning yields under the pelvis or upper arm, spreading load across a broader area, and you'll notice fewer sharp contact points on your side. Very firm sleepers may prefer a flatter, tauter surface.
This no-turn mattress is so easy to care for.
One sleeping surface means the layers are arranged to work from the top, saving you the awkward flip that heavier mattresses can demand. Rotate it regularly instead, or dents can settle where you usually lie.
Spring count: 2300 pocket springs in king size.
Separate fabric-wrapped springs compress one by one under weight, helping the surface follow shoulders and hips without pulling nearby areas down as much. More springs can make the mattress heavier to turn.
Requires turning: No.
Single-sided layers keep the cushioned surface on top, sparing you heavy flipping. Rotate it head to toe as the care label advises, because the upper surface takes the nightly load and can settle unevenly.
Hypoallergenic – it’s an excellent choice for allergy sufferers.
Lower-irritant fabrics and fillings are intended to reduce common allergen build-up, and may mean fewer sniffles or itchy eyes overnight. Regular airing and careful cleaning remain part of ownership.
This mattress is part of our Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro range.
Shared construction cues place the springs and comfort layers in a familiar sequence, and that can make firmness and depth comparisons easier. Check the layer details before assuming the same build.
Weight: Single 22 kg, small double 27 kg, double 33 kg, king 36 kg and super king 42 kg.
Larger sizes carry enough mass to make turning and lifting awkward, meaning rotation on the bed base or a trip upstairs may need planned help. Tight stairs can make the heaviest size a poor choice.
Cover: Knitted and woven fabric.
Stretchy surface panels flex over the comfort layers while tighter cloth sections add a smoother, steadier finish under your sheet. Loose fibres can snag, and rough brushing may raise bobbles.
Pillow top fillings: Memory foam, polyester.
Slow-responding foam in the quilted surface moulds to your shoulders, while polyester fibre adds loft for a cushioned first contact. Warm sleepers may prefer a flatter surface with less sink.
Memory foam also helps minimise movement that might disturb your partner.
Slow-rebound foam absorbs position changes before they reach the other side. Large turns can travel through, though, since foam damps bounce and may hold warmth beside you on muggy nights.
The built-in memory foam pillow top provides cushioning softness.
Memory foam in the sewn-on upper layer moulds slightly under you, adding a softer first contact before the deeper support takes over. It can retain warmth and may suit hot sleepers less.
Pillow top: Yes.
Extra sewn-on cushioning rests above the mattress surface, adding a plusher first contact before the springs take over. Edges may seem softer, and the top layer can flatten over time.
Mattress type: Pocket spring and foam.
Coils flex separately under you, while foam softens the surface. Its layered build can be taller and harder to bend, though tight stair turns and regular rotation become more awkward.
From Sleepeeze, one of the most respected names in mattress making.
Factory pedigree points to who specified the springs, foam and cover, and aftercare routes may be easier to trace if faults appear. Reputation won't guarantee the firmness suits you.
Each spring responds independently to your body’s shape and weight for superb support.
Separate springs compress under shoulders and hips, helping the surface follow you without dragging nearby areas down as much. A much heavier partner can send some movement across.
2 further layers of luxurious memory foam gently cradle your body and mould to its shape.
Foam beneath the surface yields slowly, easing sharp contact points and reducing the firmer push from the spring unit. Hot sleepers may prefer thinner comfort layers.
Depth: 28 cm.
Mattress height lifts the sleep surface away from the base, which can make a low frame easier to get out of. Deep fitted sheets are worth checking before delivery.
Mattress fillings: Polyester, memory foam.
Slow-response foam warms once it is under you, and the surface can seem more close-fitting than a simple spring mattress. Synthetic fibre can flatten over time.
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Very early day as yet, but very happy so far, with the comfort.
Very friendly experience,and we are loving the mattress, weren't very accommodating though when dealing with cash so a point dropped
We hav n't slept on it yet, still sorting out new curtains for the room.
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