Emma NextGen Premium Mattress + 5% off upon signing up (or use voucher) + 4.5% Quidco

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Emma NextGen Premium Mattress + 5% off upon signing up (or use voucher) + 4.5% Quidco

£471.49

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About this deal

Well reviewed and recommended Emma Nextgen Premium mattress that is similar in price to other deals posted here.

Blurb from the manufacturer below:

The best of both worlds.

Our best selling mattress combines excellent support and comfort for your most relaxing nights yet.

Increased pocket springs for more air circulation
7-zone mattress designed to support your entire body
Created for the love of sleep and our planet with 54% less carbon emissions

Certifications

Our mattresses are not only made from highly durable, easy-to-clean materials, they have fire-retardant qualities and are UKFR certified.

Awards

1. The Emma NextGen Premium Mattress is the winner of Product of the Year award in the Mattress Category. Survey of 8,000 people in UK & ROI by Kantar.

2. The Emma NextGen Premium Mattress has been awarded Best Buy - Double Mattress, by Which? Consumers' Association.

Product specifications:

The Emma NextGen Premium Mattress is an upgraded version of the Emma Premium, offering enhanced features.

product specifications:

20% more ergonomic support
Increased breathability
Enhanced edge support
Greater comfort

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11th Apr
Have had mixed experiences with Emma, ordered a mattress an frame a year or two back and smooth experience. But last order for a frame late last year was a nightmare. They seem to have abandoned any customer support in UK, there was no way at all to contact them so had to do a chargeback.
11th Apr
Is this number for their customer service not any good?
Emma Customer service :
Monday to Friday between 9 am and 6 pm at +44 330 818 1710.
11th Apr
Have been considering an Emma mattress but reading recent Trustpilot reviews it seems things are going downhill fast - 19% off reviews are 1 star
11th Apr
I bought the Emma Premium in July 2022 and it has started to go soft at the edges and has developed what we call a hernia. I followed the online steps to contact Emma and as it was purchased prior to October 2022 I was redirected to another site that informed me to contact my credit card as the company was liquidated in October 2022 and they cannot cover the warranty and it was unlikely anyone with a warranty issue would be recompensed. I need a new mattress after 20 months so I will be steering clear of Emma
12th Apr
Are you sure it’s not Eve you bought?
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11th Apr
Ordered one and was delivered in 4 days, no hassles. The mattress is medium firm (7/10; just right for me) and better than the Brook + Wilde Lux that it replaces. Haven't had to deal with customer support so can't say much there. But they have 200 night trial with 10 year guarantee and the mattress is rated highly across the board:
houseandgarden.co.uk/art…iew
expertreviews.co.uk/emm…iew
t3.com/rev…ess
thesun.co.uk/sho…ew/
14 h, 45 m ago
Quote from their website description of this mattress:

" On a scale from 1 (firm) to 10 (soft), the Emma NextGen is a 7 (medium) mattress."

If 10 is the softest, I don't understand how 7 can be medium or medium-firm?
11th Apr
I’m going to be in the market for a new mattress quite soon so I’m interested in the options although I’m not keen on these mattress in a box varieties. However this mattress seems quite well reviewed in the examples in the links mentioned in the above post. These mattresses also to have received considerable awards however I’m still not convinced! Can anyone offer any experience or expertise in this area particularly for suggestions of more traditional sprung mattresses? I think the businesses that solely sell mattresses must have a considerable markup to support their large premises and staff so there must be outlets that can cut these costs and sell cheaper? Maybe at the expense of customer service? Thanks in advance.
13th Apr
If you watch out for a special offer and discount codes you can get some of them selling at £1000 for half the price. I paid £450 for mine and my sister in law paid £1140 two weeks before me.
14th Apr
Very tempted, anybody know what these are like long term? Current mattress is over 20 years old and needs replacing
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15th Apr
Emma mattresses are generally highky rated. The NextGen Premium was launched last year so a bit early to say about their long term performance but these come with a 10 year guarantee.

emma-sleep.co.uk/10-…ee/