Nectar Premier Hybrid reviewed

The Premier Hybrid is the coil version of the Premier. Under a quilted cooling cover it has 2 inches of memory foam and 2 inches of support foam, then 8 inches of individually wrapped coils on a 1-inch foam base, for 13 inches (33 cm) in total.

Nectar calls it medium and we agree, at 6 out of 10. The memory foam gives a soft first layer that eases pressure at the shoulder and hip, then the coils take over with a springy push. It is the most even-handed model in the range: side sleepers get enough cushion, back sleepers enough lift.

The coil core gives it two practical advantages over the foam Premier: air flows through the mattress, so it stays cooler, and the coil unit gives the perimeter more structure than a foam core. Motion transfer is a little higher than on an all-foam bed, but the wrapped coils keep it moderate.

A Queen lists at $1,199 at Nectar’s regular price, with the brand’s 365-night trial and Forever Warranty.