Our verdict
Yawnder Reviews · Original review material restored September 2026
Original 12-inch Amazon hybrid testing
The Lucid Hybrid page had been reduced to a generic no-score stub even though Yawnder tested the 12-inch charcoal/aloe hybrid and opened it to inspect the spring unit.
What we tested
Yawnder received the 12-inch Lucid Hybrid, which used a taller coil unit and thicker comfort stack than the 10-inch version.
Medium-firm feel
Despite being marketed on the plusher side, the reviewed mattress felt closer to medium-firm. The upper foam compressed modestly rather than creating a deep memory-foam sink.
Foam and pocket coils
The construction combined charcoal-infused comfort foam, aloe-infused transition foam, base foam and pocketed coils with a foam perimeter.
Bounce and motion
The spring unit added real bounce and some motion transfer, while the foam layers softened the response compared with a traditional innerspring.
Cooling
Less-deep sink plus airflow through the coil unit helped the mattress feel relatively temperature neutral for a foam-topped budget hybrid.
Watch our original Lucid Hybrid mattress review
Our 2018 video shows the original 12-inch hybrid tested for this review.
Current-shopping note
Lucid sells many similarly named models and thicknesses. Verify the exact 10-, 12- or other hybrid SKU before using this review to predict feel.
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My original hands-on experience
I reviewed a 12-inch Lucid hybrid with charcoal- and aloe-infused foam over pocketed coils. Although the older marketing described a plush feel, I found my sample closer to medium-firm, with modest sink rather than a deep foam hug. I thought it offered good value at its original price, but prices and availability have changed.
I opened the mattress to inspect the foam and spring unit and found some bounce and a little motion transfer. The original 14-pound bowling-ball photo shows compression under an object, not a standardized pressure map or a prediction for every body type.
Watch another video from our original review → · How Yawnder tests mattresses.
What the original construction contained
The reviewed 12-inch version had a 6.5-inch pocketed-coil unit surrounded by foam, plus foam layers described as aloe- and charcoal-infused. The original article described a different, shorter spring and comfort stack in the 10-inch version. These details are historical; do not assume they apply to a current Lucid model with a similar name.
The coil unit produced some bounce. The old review noted that the foam did not conform as closely as denser memory foam, which can make the feel more responsive but less cushioned for some side sleepers.
Sleeping position, motion and heat
| Consideration | What our older test suggests |
|---|---|
| Back and stomach | I recommended the original medium-firm sample for people who wanted less sink, subject to individual comfort. |
| Side | Its shallower contour may feel too firm at the shoulder or hip for some dedicated side sleepers. |
| Couples | I observed some bounce and motion transfer; try the mattress together if movement is a concern. |
| Temperature | I found the original relatively cool for foam over coils, but did not record an overnight temperature measurement. |
Shopping Lucid today
Lucid currently lists several foam and hybrid lines, including its newer Blue Cooling Hybrid. It is a different mattress from the 12-inch hybrid in our original test. Check the exact model, height, firmness, layers and seller before deciding; the old review cannot establish the feel of a newer model.
Trial and return rules differ by retailer. Lucid’s current catalog describes a direct-purchase sleep trial, but confirm the policy, fees, exclusions and return process for your specific order. The Amazon terms and prices quoted in our original review are historical.
Browse the current Lucid mattress catalog →
Frequently asked questions
Was the reviewed Lucid an all-foam mattress?
No. The 12-inch model we reviewed combined foam with pocketed coils.
Is the current Lucid Blue Hybrid the same mattress?
No. It is a newer model with its own construction. Our observations refer to the original mattress shown in the photos.
Will the original mattress feel plush to everyone?
No. I found my sample medium-firm even though the older description called it plush. Body size and preference can change the impression.
Bottom line
Our original Lucid Hybrid review is most useful as a firsthand record of the tested 12-inch foam-and-coil design, with teardown and sinkage photos. Verify the construction and retailer policies of any current Lucid model: a similarly named mattress may be different.
