Queen Hybrid Mattress, 12-Inch

If you want a mattress with both foam cushioning and spring support, this queen hybrid takes that middle route. Its medium-firm feel is intended to suit several sleep positions rather than deliver a distinctly plush or very firm surface.

The cooling cover, gel memory foam, and individually wrapped coils are aimed at sleepers who want airflow and less motion transfer. Those features may matter most when sharing a bed or waking easily to movement.

It arrives compressed in a box, which can make it easier to move through a hallway or tight space. Plan to let it expand fully before sleeping on it.

Size & fit

This is a 12-inch queen mattress measuring 80 inches long by 60 inches wide. The listed medium-firm feel and zoned support are intended to cushion the shoulders and hips while giving steadier support to the back, waist, and legs. That design may appeal to side, back, stomach, and combination sleepers who want some contouring without a deeply sinking feel.

The perimeter is reinforced to help limit sagging when you sit or sleep near the edge, so more of the surface can feel usable. Individually wrapped coils are also designed to respond separately to movement. For example, if one person shifts position while the other is settling in, the construction is intended to reduce how much of that movement travels across the bed. How much you notice that benefit will depend on your sensitivity to motion and the rest of your sleep setup.

Worth considering if you want a hybrid rather than an all-foam mattress, especially if a partner’s movement or sleeping warm is a concern. The listing does not provide a measured firmness scale, so without that measurement, shoppers who need a precisely defined feel may have trouble comparing it with a mattress they already know. It may not suit you if you specifically want a very soft, enveloping surface or a clearly stated firmness rating.

Pros

• Gel memory foam and a cooling-fiber knitted cover are intended to support a cooler-feeling sleep surface.
• Individually wrapped coils promote airflow and are designed to reduce motion transfer, noise, and bouncing compared with connected spring systems.
• Zoned support and reinforced edges address two practical concerns: pressure around the shoulders and hips, and stability near the sides.
• The foam is listed as CertiPUR-US certified, and the mattress is described as fiberglass-free.
• It ships compressed and rolled, the listing says to allow 48–72 hours for full expansion.

The main trade-off is that cooling, motion isolation, and medium-firm comfort are described as design goals, not guaranteed results for every sleeper. And while the edge reinforcement is meant to feel more stable, the available details do not quantify how much support it adds.

Spec sheet

• Name: Queen Hybrid Mattress
• Type: Hybrid mattress
• Size: Queen
• Dimensions: 80 inches long × 60 inches wide × 12 inches high
• Material: Gel memory foam and individually wrapped coils
• Coil count: 800 individually wrapped coils
• Feel: Medium-firm
• Cover: Cooling-fiber knitted cover
• Setup: Compressed and rolled, allow 48–72 hours to expand
• Compatibility: Listed as compatible with most platform beds, slatted frames, box springs, and foundations

Final verdict

This mattress is worth a look if you want a queen hybrid that combines foam with pocket springs, plus features aimed at airflow, motion control, and edge stability. It offers a different approach from a basic all-foam bed, with coils intended to add responsiveness and ventilation. Skip it if you need a precisely specified firmness level, a distinctly plush feel, or measured performance claims before choosing. The listing gives useful construction and setup details, but not enough to predict exactly how its feel will suit your body.