Updated
July 17, 2026
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The Emma Luxe Pro is Emma’s premium flagship: a 27cm hybrid that stacks the brand’s springy AirGrid layer over cooling AeroFoam, contouring MemoryAdapt foam and a bank of 7-zone Infinity pocket springs. The result is a medium-soft bed that gives you a distinctive ‘floating’ feel up top with real spring support underneath, aimed squarely at pressure relief and temperature control.
It is one of the more expensive beds-in-a-box in Australia at full price, but Emma discounts heavily and almost never sells at RRP. In this review we break down how the Luxe Pro is built, how it feels, what it costs across all five sizes, and who should (and should not) buy it.
Sleep Society rating
Emma Luxe Pro ★★★★½ 4.3/5
Firmness: Medium-soft (about 5/10) | Queen: $2,799 RRP (check current sale price) | Trial: 150 nights | Warranty: 10 years
How it scores
Quality and comfort are excellent thanks to the AirGrid-over-springs build; value is the weak point because the full RRP is high (buy on sale); perks are solid with a long 150-night trial, though the warranty is a standard 10 years and no protector is included.
The bottom line
The Emma Luxe Pro is one of the most comfortable hybrids you can buy online in Australia: the AirGrid layer delivers a genuinely different floating feel, the pocket springs add support and airflow that all-foam beds cannot match, and it runs cool. The catch is price – at RRP it is a serious investment and the warranty is only 10 years. Buy it during one of Emma’s frequent sales and it becomes an easy recommendation for hot sleepers and couples who want premium pressure relief.
We assess every mattress on the same five criteria – quality, value, comfort, ease of use and perks – using the brand’s published construction, aggregated owner reviews from ProductReview.com.au and CHOICE, and hands-on assessment of the feel, cover and setup. We re-check pricing on the brand’s live page at each update.
The Luxe Pro suits hot sleepers who want airflow from both foam and springs, couples with different comfort needs, and side and back sleepers chasing pressure relief without a dead, sinking feel. It is a natural pick for our best mattress for hot sleepers, best luxury mattresses and side sleeper guides. Shoppers on a tight budget, or anyone who wants a firm orthopedic feel, should look elsewhere – this is a premium medium-soft bed.
The Luxe Pro is a 27cm hybrid that layers foam comfort over a pocket-spring base. From the top:
The mattress is made with OEKO-TEX certified foams and ships compressed in a box for easy delivery.
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The Luxe Pro lands at a medium-soft feel, around 5 on a 1 (soft) to 10 (firm) scale. The AirGrid and MemoryAdapt layers cushion the shoulders and hips while the pocket springs keep the spine level, which suits side and back sleepers best. Strict stomach sleepers and heavier bodies who want firm support may find it a touch soft.
The foam layers absorb most movement and the zoned springs limit roll-together, so a restless partner is unlikely to wake you – though a pure all-foam bed will isolate motion marginally better.
This is where the Luxe Pro shines. The open AirGrid channels, breathable AeroFoam and moisture-wicking cover work with the ventilated spring core to move air through the whole mattress, so it sleeps noticeably cooler than a dense memory-foam bed.
There is a mild new-foam smell on unboxing that clears within a day or two in a ventilated room.
| Size | Dimensions (cm) | Price (RRP from) |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 92 x 188 x 27 | check current price |
| King Single | 107 x 203 x 27 | $2,199 |
| Double | 138 x 188 x 27 | $2,439 |
| Queen | 153 x 203 x 27 | $2,799 |
| King | 183 x 203 x 27 | $3,099 |
Type: hybrid (foam + 7-zone pocket springs) · Firmness: medium-soft (about 5/10) · Height: 27cm · Trial: 150 nights · Warranty: 10 years · RRP prices checked July 2026; Emma runs frequent sales (recently up to 45% off), so confirm the current price before you buy.
At full price the Emma Luxe Pro runs from around $2,199 for a King Single up to $3,099 for a King, with a Queen at $2,799 RRP. That is firmly in the premium band of the bed-in-a-box market. The important thing to know is that Emma almost never sells at RRP – discounts of 40–45% are common – so the price you actually pay is usually far lower. Always check the live sale price before you buy.
Emma ships the Luxe Pro compressed in a box, with free delivery to most metro areas and a $79–$160 fee to outer and regional locations. Orders typically arrive within 3–10 working days (often 3–5 days in metro areas). You slide the roll onto your base, cut the wrap and it expands within a few hours. Returns during the trial are free and Emma arranges collection, so you are not left disposing of a mattress yourself.
Backed by a 10-year warranty and built with a pocket-spring core and firmer SupportBase foam, the Luxe Pro should comfortably see out the typical 7–10 year mattress lifespan. Rotating it head-to-toe every few months and using a good mattress protector will keep the comfort layers in shape and help it go the distance.
AirGrid is a flexible grid of open air pockets near the surface. It flexes where you press and springs back instantly, giving a cushioned yet responsive floating feel while letting air flow through the top of the mattress.
Yes. The AirGrid channels, breathable AeroFoam and moisture-wicking cover, combined with the ventilated pocket-spring core, make it one of the cooler-sleeping hybrids online.
It is medium-soft, around 5 out of 10. It cushions well for side and back sleepers; those who want a firm orthopedic feel should consider a firmer model.
At RRP it is expensive, but Emma discounts heavily and rarely charges full price. Bought on sale, the AirGrid feel, cooling and spring support make it strong value; at full price, cheaper hybrids close the gap.
Still deciding? Start with our best mattress in Australia guide.
