I switched to Simba hybrid pro mattress and my sleep tracker is finally happy

The brand’s bestselling mattress has eight layers, including patented cooling technology and hidden aerosprings - (Fran Watts/The Independent)

As a self-confessed sleep fidgeter, I’ve always found it challenging to find a mattress that supports multiple sleeping positions. Throw two c-sections into the mix, plus the fact that I’m a hot sleeper, and it’s fair to say I’m not the easiest critic. In my Simba hybrid pro mattress review, I reveal whether it ticks all my boxes: support for side and front sleepers, cloud-like softness around sensitive areas of the body and adequate breathability to keep me cool through the night.

The hybrid pro has a blend of cooling memory foam and pocket springs, plus an added layer of aerocoil springs. These are titanium microsprings placed near the top of the mattress, designed to offer more precise support. Simba says they also help draw air upwards, creating a cooler sleep environment and a more comfortable night’s rest, so as a hot sleeper I’ve put this to the test.