Emma - Emma One Mattress

Emma One Foam Mattress. Never looked back since I got my first (onto number 3 now) and no springs!

Hated our Emma one and we went for a premium version, sent it back after a month

I switched from an Ikea mattress to the basic Emma mattress, and it seriously improved my spine health and sciatica

After a new mattress and I’m a bit overwhelmed with how many there are to choose from. I have an Emma one but it’s absolutely awful!

I had almost the same experience with Emma. The first month felt great and I liked the balance between soft and supportive. After a while though, the spots where I sleep most did start to feel a little softer. Not terrible, just noticeable when shifting around.

I hate my Emma. Every morning I wake up I’m in agony. It’s 3 years old. The first 1.5 yrs it was fine but it gradually got too soft in the middle. I’ve been on the lookout for something new but I’m nervous to pay again for something that may only last a few years.

I'm in the process of finding a mattress topper for my 2 yr old stupidly expensive Emma mattress that supposedly had wonderful benefits for people with chronic pain and fibro blah blah blah. It sucks. I hate it. I'm a side-sleeper and it's created a dip where I tend to sleep, however because it's not very noticeable to the eye (we feel EVERYthing!), it's hard to prove anything that warrants a return. Not to be a downer or anything but I read so many articles and posts and reviews and recommendations from clever sleep people, but when I followed the advice...well, as I said, I'm looking for a mattress topper now 😂 The only advice I can give you that is 100% fail-proof: get one with a decent trial period.

DO NOT BUY FROM EMMA. The worst customer experience I have ever received. They sent the wrong size mattress TWICE so I didn't receive my full order until a month after ordering. Promised pillows as compensation as they 'can't offer monetary compensation' but 3 months on I am still chasing for the pillows to be delivered.

We have had an Emma for 2 years now and it’s been great. Nice and firm still.

My partner and I have been looking into getting a new mattress for a year. We took advantage of the cooling off period or "try within the first 100 days or money back guarantee" with many companies. We've done Emma, ecosa, Koala and Sleeping duck - all brands that were well marketed on social media platforms. We ended up returning all of them due to the sleep quality, feedback from friends that had the mattresses for 5+ years (ALL said the mattress sagged) and it somehow felt really hot. Learnt that foam mattresses retain heat and has no ventilation. We happened to come across ausbeds after house-sitting for a friend for 3 weeks and we had the most amazing sleep. And to our surprise, the mattress was 3+ years old. Just went to the showroom in marrickville, Sydney and bought the mattress on the spot after trying it :) will update this comment on how it goes in a few months!