YAWNDER MATTRESS REVIEW
Review method: This guide evaluates Lull’s published specifications and direct-purchase terms. It does not report a hands-on test of the Luxe Hybrid. Ben’s earlier Lull test covered a different foam model.
Our Verdict
The Lull Luxe Hybrid is a candidate for shoppers who like memory-foam cushioning but want a coil support core. Lull describes it as a 13-inch, medium-firm hybrid with a quilted top and foam-encased pocket coils. It sits between the company’s all-foam Original and thicker Premium Luxe in the lineup.
Consider it if you prefer a contouring surface and the current price and trial terms work for you. We have not tested the Luxe Hybrid itself, so its motion isolation, cooling, pressure relief and durability remain unmeasured by Yawnder.
Luxe Hybrid at a Glance
| Feature | Lull’s published information |
|---|---|
| Type | Memory-foam and pocket-coil hybrid |
| Height | 13 inches |
| Firmness | Medium firm, according to Lull |
| Comfort layers | Quilted cover, gel-infused memory foam and transition foam |
| Support | Foam-encased pocket coils and base foam |
| Direct trial | 365 nights, subject to conditions |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty, subject to written terms |
Who Should Consider It?
- Shoppers who want foam contouring with a spring support system.
- People who prefer a medium-firm starting point and a quilted surface.
- Couples who can use an eligible trial to check comfort and partner disturbance.
- Buyers comparing the Luxe Hybrid with Lull’s foam and premium hybrid options.
Who Might Prefer Something Else?
- People who dislike the slower, closer feel of memory foam.
- Shoppers wanting several firmness choices in the same model.
- Anyone seeking a low-profile mattress or active temperature control.
- Buyers expecting verified Yawnder test scores for this specific version.
Construction and Cooling
Lull describes a quilted cover with memory foam, a gel-infused memory-foam comfort layer, transition foam, an eight-inch foam-encased pocket-coil unit and a foam base. It lists a reinforced-handle cover. Verify the current configuration and exact size on the manufacturer’s page.
The gel-infused foam is marketed for cooling. It is a passive material, not a powered cooling system, and a cool first touch does not establish how warm a person will feel overnight. Bedding, room temperature and body heat all matter. Foam thickness and a coil count alone cannot predict the mattress’s useful life.
Firmness and Sleeping Positions
Lull calls this model medium firm. That label is a starting point, not a standardized score. Side sleepers should check shoulder and hip pressure; lighter sleepers may compress the layers less and find the surface firmer. Back sleepers should assess comfortable support around the hips and lower back. Stomach sleepers should check whether their hips settle comfortably without excessive sink.
If you change positions, try rolling from side to back and notice whether the memory-foam response suits you. We have not measured response speed on the Luxe Hybrid.
Dimensions, setup and materials
Lull lists the queen Luxe Hybrid at 60 by 80 by 13 inches, with a 101-pound shipping weight; the king is listed at 129 pounds shipping weight. Allow for help moving the box and check the combined height of your base and mattress, as well as fitted-sheet pocket depth. Lull lists flat platforms, adjustable beds and slatted bases as compatible categories; verify the specific support and slat requirements for your frame and warranty.
Lull describes CertiPUR-US certified foam and says the mattress is crafted and assembled in the United States using domestic and imported materials. The certification applies to the foam and its stated criteria; it does not establish that the entire mattress is organic. Lull lists 609 individually wrapped coils in a queen, but coil count alone does not determine comfort or durability.
Motion and Edge Support
Lull describes a foam-encased perimeter and individually wrapped coils. Test the edge by sitting and lying near it, especially if you use it for getting in and out. If you share a bed, have one partner roll over while the other remains still. The materials alone do not establish a Yawnder performance score.
Luxe Hybrid vs. Original Lull and Premium Luxe
The Original Lull is an all-foam design; the Luxe Hybrid adds coils. The Premium Luxe is a separate, taller hybrid in Lull’s lineup. Compare the precise construction and current size-matched prices rather than assuming that the thicker model is automatically more comfortable.
Ben’s earlier Lull review preserves observations about an older foam model and provides a lineup overview. Those observations are not a hands-on test of the Luxe Hybrid.
Price, Trial and Warranty
Lull’s product page listed the queen Luxe Hybrid at $1,359 when checked October 29, 2026. Prices, promotions and bundles can change, so verify the final price for your size and delivery location.
The brand advertises a 365-night direct trial and a lifetime warranty. Its product page advertises free returns, but read the current written policy for eligibility, required adjustment period, condition, location and any fees before ordering. Purchases through a different retailer may have different return rules.
A warranty covers qualifying defects subject to its conditions; it does not guarantee lifelong comfort. Check foundation requirements and claim procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Luxe Hybrid all foam?
No. It has foam comfort layers over a pocket-coil support unit.
Is it the same as the Premium Luxe?
No. Lull lists the Premium Luxe as a separate, taller hybrid. Check current specifications and pricing for the exact model.
Does it actively cool?
No powered cooling device is listed. Gel-infused foam is a passive feature.
How tall is it?
Lull lists the Luxe Hybrid at 13 inches. Check your frame height and fitted-sheet pocket depth. Our bed-height guide shows how to assess the full setup.
Our Final Take
The Luxe Hybrid offers a medium-firm foam-and-coil design for shoppers who want a quilted surface. Compare it with Lull’s all-foam and taller hybrid models, then evaluate the exact mattress in your usual sleeping positions during the eligible trial.
Sources: Lull’s Luxe Hybrid page, checked October 29, 2026, and mattress collection, checked October 27, 2026.
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