The new Emma NextGen Premium mattress is all about the springs, with foam for comfort, and that pleases me.
If you’ve been shopping for a new bed of late, you’ll know that finding the right mattress for you can be a tricky proposition, simply because there are so many options to choose from (although our best mattress guide can help you narrow things down). And things just got that little bit trickier, as Emma has just added a new model to its range.
The Emma NextGen Premium (opens in new tab) has definitely grabbed my attention. It’s the latest addition to its Premium range (also including the Emma Premium mattress and the Emma Premium Plus), and Emma says it features innovative technology to deliver optimum support and comfort. Specifically, it has E2E (edge-to-edge) technology that means it packs 18cm pocket springs that don’t need a foam frame around the mattress edge, and Emma claims that this results in a mattress that’s more supportive, durable and sustainable, and which provides optimal spinal alignment with seven precise zones for whole body support.
On top of the springs there’s three thin layers of foam: a top layer of Halo memory foam for individualised support, a middle layer of cooling Airgocell foam, and a lower layer of durable HRX foam to provide firmness.
