Black Friday has officially arrived at Leesa, bringing with it 30% off mattresses. You can save up to $700 on the best-selling Sapira Hybrid mattress at Leesa, bringing a queen down to $1,399 (was $1,999).
After sleeping on the Leesa Sapira Hybrid for three weeks to see how it compares to the best mattresses of the year, we were impressed by the comfort and support it offers for side and back sleepers, and just how well it dampens motion as a hybrid bed. That makes it a great choice for those who share a bed, particularly if you're also a combination sleeper.
Is this mattress right for you?
There's no denying the Leesa Sapira Hybrid is a quality mattress; it has CertiPUR-US certified premium foams, individually wrapped coils (which help reduce motion transfer that you typically get with springs) and a soft cover that features moisture-wicking viscose fibers. Plus, like all Leesa mattresses, it's GREENGUARD gold certified and fiberglass free.
The brand describes the Sapira Hybrid as medium to medium-firm, but we think it's more of a true medium. As such, it offers, in our reviewer's words, "exceptional alignment and comfort," in a side sleeping position, and is "highly comfortable" for back sleeping. However, it's likely to be too soft for stomach sleepers, most heavier sleepers or back sleepers who prefer something firmer.
Although it's more unusual for a hybrid, the Sapira Hybrid really excels in motion isolation (which means how well the mattress stops movement transferring across its surface). We scored it 5/5 stars in this area and for that reason, would recommend the Leesa Sapira Hybrid for couples.
However, if one or both of you are very hot sleepers, this mattress may not deliver the temperature regulation you need.
The cool-to-touch cover, high airflow foam featuring air channels punctured into it, and the coils should support a comfortable sleep for most, but our hot sleeping reviewer found this mattress warm several times during the testing period. If you do tend to overheat at night, one of the best cooling mattresses might be a better option.
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