Available 
Emma Original Pro Mattress
from £357-£657.
£357-£657
Sizes tracked: Single, Small Double, Double, King Size, Super King
Buying guide
Best Emma mattresses to compare
A focused Emma shortlist for comparing feel, construction and price on Mattress Online, with medium-feel options, hybrid choices and a wide price spread.
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Last verified: 2026-10-26
Quick verdict
This is a comparison shortlist, not a universal winner. The three clearest starting points are Emma Original Lite Mattress from £213, Emma Original Pro Mattress from £357 and Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe Mattress from £638. Lite is the lowest-cost entry point, Pro adds a foam-led medium feel with pocket springs, and Helix brings a hybrid build with gel foam. The full shortlist runs from £213 to £1,204, so the best choice depends on feel, construction and budget rather than price alone.
Top picks to compare
Start with Emma Original Pro Mattress (£357-£657), Emma Original Lite Mattress (£213-£397), Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe Mattress (£638-£1,058) because they give you a focused set of current retailer options to compare. The visible price range is £213-£1,204, so check whether the extra spend buys a useful specification difference rather than only a different brand or finish. The shortlist includes Emma, which helps you compare familiar brands against specification, delivery and value.
Available 
Emma Original Lite Mattress
from £213-£397.
£213-£397
Sizes tracked: Single, Small Double, Double, King Size, Super King
Available 
Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe Mattress
from £638-£1,058.
£638-£1,058
Sizes tracked: Single, Double, King Size, Super King
Available 
Emma Original Refresh Mattress
from £287-£543.
£287-£543
Sizes tracked: Single, Small Double, Double, King Size, Super King
Available 
Emma Diamond Hybrid Deluxe Mattress
from £744-£1,204.
£744-£1,204
Sizes tracked: Single, Double, King Size, Super King
At-a-glance comparison
Use this table to scan the shortlist quickly before opening individual product pages. It covers Mattress, Hybrid, so compare like-for-like where possible before deciding which mattress best fits your usual sleep position, preferred firmness and bed-frame size. The most useful checks are product type, available sizes, current price and whether the retailer details match the way you plan to use it.
| Product | Type | Firmness | Sizes | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emma Original Pro Mattress | Mattress | Check retailer | Single, Small Double, Double, King Size, Super King | £357 |
| Emma Original Lite Mattress | Mattress | Check retailer | Single, Small Double, Double, King Size, Super King | £213 |
| Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe Mattress | Hybrid | Check retailer | Single, Double, King Size, Super King | £638 |
| Emma Original Refresh Mattress | Mattress | Check retailer | Single, Small Double, Double, King Size, Super King | £287 |
| Emma Diamond Hybrid Deluxe Mattress | Hybrid | Check retailer | Single, Double, King Size, Super King | £744 |
What the evidence shows
Mattress Online currently lists 5 Emma mattresses in this shortlist: 3 standard mattresses and 2 hybrids. The visible retailer review scores are strong, sitting around 4.7 to 5.0 out of 5, but the review counts are small on the pages shown, usually between 8 and 15 reviews. Each shortlisted model also shows a 100-night comfort trial and a 10-year guarantee, so the practical comparison is really about feel, construction and whether the extra spend changes the spec in a way that matters to you.
Buyer trade-offs to weigh
The main trade-off is between pocket springs plus foam comfort layers and pocket springs plus gel foam comfort layers, plus the jump from standard mattresses to hybrids. Emma Original Pro uses pocket springs with foam comfort layers, Emma Original Lite uses pocket springs with memory foam comfort layers, and Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe pairs pocket springs with gel foam comfort layers. Because the price spread runs from £213 to £1,204, value depends on whether the higher price buys a change in comfort, support or format that you actually want.
Why this shortlist is useful
These 5 mattresses make a focused brand shortlist from 1 brand and 2 product types, so you can compare Emma models without opening every listing first. That narrow scope is useful because Emma sells multiple similar-looking options, and the names alone do not tell you whether a model is a standard mattress or a hybrid. It is a practical comparison set, but not a broad market roundup and not a definitive ranking of the whole range.
Shortlist benchmark
The current starting prices range from £213 for Emma Original Lite Mattress to £1,204 for Emma Diamond Hybrid Deluxe Mattress. Review volume is modest where shown, with some pages showing 8 to 15 reviews, so the star ratings are best treated as context rather than proof of a winner. Compare like-for-like where possible: standard mattress against standard mattress, and hybrid against hybrid, then check the exact size and current stock on the retailer page before deciding.
How to choose between these Emma mattresses
Start with firmness and feel, then check depth, bed-frame fit and size availability. For example, Emma Original Pro Mattress is medium with pocket springs and foam comfort layers, while Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe Mattress is medium with pocket springs and gel foam comfort layers, so the two may suit different preferences even before price enters the picture. Depth matters because it can affect bedding, toppers and bed-frame compatibility, and the live retailer page is the place to confirm which sizes are in stock for the model you want. A medium-rated mattress can still feel different once you compare foam-led and gel-foam-led constructions, so use sleep position and preferred firmness as your guide rather than model name alone.
Value notes
Value here is about what the extra spend buys in construction, comfort layers or format. Emma Original Lite starts from £213, Emma Original Pro from £357 and Emma Helix Hybrid Deluxe from £638, so you can see how quickly the shortlist moves from an entry-level price into higher-ticket territory. The hybrids and pricier models may justify themselves if you want a different support-and-comfort mix, but the smarter check is whether the model adds something you will notice in use. Keep an eye on current retailer terms, delivery details and stock position, because those can change by size and availability, and avoid assuming the most expensive option is automatically the best-value one.
Retailer details used
Last checked 2026-10-26. Use this as a shopping aid rather than a substitute for the live retailer listing. Always confirm the latest price, delivery cost, stock status and product details with the retailer before buying.
Helpful next reads
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Buying questions
Which Emma mattress is best for a medium feel?
Several shortlisted Emma mattresses are described as medium, including Original Pro, Original Lite and Helix Hybrid Deluxe. The better choice depends on whether you prefer pocket springs with foam, memory foam or gel foam comfort layers, plus the depth and size you need.
What is the difference between the standard Emma mattresses and the hybrids?
The standard mattresses in this shortlist use pocket springs with foam or memory foam comfort layers, while the hybrids pair pocket springs with gel foam and sit at a higher price point. That means the hybrid options are worth comparing only if the format and extra cost make sense for your comfort preferences.
Does the 100-night trial work the same way as buying direct from Emma?
No, retailer terms can differ from Emma direct. Mattress Online shows a 100-night comfort trial and a 10-year guarantee on these pages, but you should check the retailer’s conditions carefully before ordering, especially any requirements linked to the trial.
What should I check for bed-frame compatibility before buying?
Check the mattress depth on the live product page, because depth can affect bedding, toppers and how well the mattress sits on your frame. It is also sensible to confirm the exact size is in stock, since Emma Original Pro and Emma Original Lite offer multiple sizes while availability can change.
How important are review scores when the review counts are small?
Useful, but only as context. A score like 4.9 out of 5 can still be based on a small number of reviews, so it is better to read it alongside construction, price and trial terms rather than treat it as proof that one Emma mattress suits every shopper.