Should you buy the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid?

Start with Medium if you want the option with the most outside readings. Brooklyn Bedding also offers Soft and Firm on its Soft to Firm scale, putting them on either side of Medium.

Sleep Foundation rated the medium-soft Signature Medium soft (4). Mattress Clarity rated its Medium-firm middle model 6.5/10. Sleepopolis rated Medium 6.5 out of 10, medium firm. GoodBed put its Medium at Medium (5). Choose Soft or Firm if you prefer the brand's softer or firmer labels over the best-covered middle choice.

Sleep Foundation’s scores suggest the Signature Hybrid fits side sleepers best, while back and stomach sleepers face more trade-offs.

• Side: Sleep Foundation rates side fit 9.0, with possible stronger support and less sinking for sleepers over 230 pounds.
• Back: The 6.5 rating for sleepers weighing 230 pounds or more comes with deeper sinking, though the mattress remains reasonably comfortable and supportive.
• Stomach: The available options are Soft, medium, or Firm. For most stomach sleepers weighing 130 pounds or more, the Firm option is the most comfortable of the three, with less midsection and hip sinking than medium-soft or medium-firm. Sleep Foundation rates stomach fit 6.0 for sleepers over 230 pounds.
• Combination sleepers who change positions should weigh the lower back and stomach ratings against the higher side rating.

Brooklyn Bedding says the mattress supports up to 950 lb. Sleep Foundation gives edge support 8.0/10, a factor to consider if you sit or sleep near the edge.

Firm is Brooklyn Bedding's pick for back sleepers, but that does not promise pain relief. The brand also claims solid edge-to-edge support. Sleep Advisor's tester reported hip sinking and lower back pain while lying on their stomach. Sleepopolis's testing team said the memory foam eased tension in the lower back. Tom's Guide's tester said the mattress did not ease their hip and lower back pain.

It appears to sleep neutral overall, not clearly warm. Cooling features include a GlacioTex™ cooling cover, optional ThermoPhase foam with phase change material, copper-infused foam for heat dispersion, and moisture-wicking quilt foam. Sleepopolis said Riley’s 8.6-degree increase indicated good temperature regulation. Mattress Clarity recorded 67.7 degrees before resting and 75.9 degrees after, an 8.2-degree increase. NapLab measured a 90.5° F maximum surface temperature.

You may feel a restless partner move. Mattress Clarity scored motion isolation 4.7/5 and measured bounce at 31 inches, rating it High. Sleepopolis scored motion isolation 4.7 / 5 and recorded 31 inches of bounce in the high bounce category. For a light sleeper, the results are mixed: both testers found good motion isolation, but also high bounce.

The Queen's $1,465 list price, read on 2026-10-18, is worth considering if it fits your budget.

Prices can change, so check the live price for your size before buying. Use the list prices to compare sizes, then choose the smallest one that gives you enough room. Paying for a larger size makes sense if you need the extra space.

List prices checked Oct 18, 2026 · recheck before buying

Signature Hybrid list prices by size

Height: 13.25 inches standard; 14 inches with the pillow top upgrade.

It is built as a layered foam-and-coil mattress, with a fabric cover above the foam layers and base foam below the coils.

From top to bottom:

• GlacioTex™ Cooling Cover, top fabric.
• Quilt Foam, quilt foam, 0.75 in.
• Quilt Foam, quilt foam, 0.75 in.
• Gel Swirl Memory Foam, memory foam, 1 in.
• VX 2.5 Responsive Foam, responsive foam, 1 in.
• Variflex Transition Foam, transition foam, 1 in.
• Ascension X Coil Support Core, encased coils, 8 in.
• Supportive Base Foam, base foam, 0.75 in.

Brooklyn Bedding lists up to 760 encased coils and says the mattress is made in America.

The cover is the GlacioTex™ Cooling Cover. CertiPUR-US® applies to the foam, while GREENGUARD Gold applies to the mattress. These labels do not say what the cover is made of. Keep each certification tied to its named part when comparing beds; a mattress certification is not a description of the cover.

Brooklyn Bedding says the Signature Hybrid is “Fiberglass Free,” but that label does not say what its fire barrier is made from. For a decision about your mattress, check the law tag on the specific bed before buying. Use the tag rather than assuming the brand’s label names the barrier material.

Sleep Foundation estimates the Signature Hybrid's lifespan at six to seven years. Treat that as a planning estimate, not a promise.

Brooklyn Bedding says break-in typically takes around 30-45 nights. Give the bed that time before deciding whether its feel suits you. Brooklyn Bedding says most of its mattresses should be rotated every 6 to 8 months. Never flip or invert them.

Brooklyn Bedding says the Signature Hybrid ships compressed in a box by FedEx Ground to your door; setup and White Glove service are not included. The product page says it ships in 5 to 8 business days, then FedEx transit takes about 2 to 5 business days. The brand offers free old-mattress haul away for California deliveries and does not offer removal elsewhere.

Brooklyn Bedding says the Signature Hybrid has a trial of 365 nights, and its return fee is No fee. That gives you time to judge the mattress before deciding whether to keep it, so you do not have to rush your choice.

Brooklyn Bedding lists a 1.5 in sag threshold; measure the dip against it before filing. Its warranty is for the original purchaser of qualifying beds bought after Feb 1, 2025. The brand chooses repair or replacement, with no cost for years 1 to 10 and prorated shares later. Use a platform with slats no more than 5 in apart, a solid foundation or bunkie board, or an adjustable base. Normal softening, cover removal, burns, cuts, tears, liquid damage or stains, unauthorized sellers, and used or returned beds are excluded.

Owners praise comfort and support, while reports also flag firmness, warmth, and edge-support concerns. Brooklyn Bedding's site lists a 4.664527 / 5 rating from 11,840 reviews; it is the brand's own review score, not an independent rating.

Brooklyn Bedding owners praise comfort and back support. Tom's Guide says comfort and support are the most consistent owner praise. That makes them useful positives to weigh, not a promise of your fit.

Brooklyn Bedding owners mention firmness that misses expectations and warmth without the cooling pillow top. TechRadar also summarizes owner concerns about heat retention and firmness fit; Tom's Guide says edge support is the most common complaint. If those issues matter to you, consider them before buying.

Start with Brooklyn Bedding’s sibling models; then compare Saatva Classic or Allswell.

• Aurora Luxe Cooling: cooling and zoned support.
• CopperFlex: copper-infused memory foam and heat regulation.
• Plank Firm: extra-firm all-foam that flips to medium-firm.
• Plank Firm Luxe: a flippable firm or extra-firm hybrid with encased coils.
• ThermoBalance: continuous airflow.
• Sedona: a cooling cover designed to remove excess heat.
• Spartan: active-recovery focus and far infrared fabric.
• BB Kids: a child’s bed.
• Titan Plus Luxe: plus-size side sleepers.
• Titan Plus Elite: dual-coil support for plus-size sleepers.

The Saatva Classic is a better fit for coil bounce or hot sleepers. Its Queen is $2,229 (11.5-inch height), and Sleep Foundation rates it 9.5/10 overall and 10.0/10 for temperature control.

The Allswell 10 in Hybrid Mattress by Allswell is a budget option, but its $282 Queen listing was out of stock. Sleep Foundation rates it 8.0 overall and lists warm, back, and stomach sleepers under 230 pounds among its best fits. Prices may change, so check availability before buying.

The Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid launched in 2018, and its build and cover have changed since.

In 2024, it gained an optional cooling cover, and its profile increased from 11 inches to 12 inches. That means the versions differ in cover choice and height. In January 2026, it gained gel swirl memory foam. By February 2026, the original snow-white Euro-top design had been replaced by an all-navy pillow-top look. The Cloud Pillow Top upgrade also gained ThermoPhase foam with phase change material.

We read the maker's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and we date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Every source we used is listed below with the day we checked it.