Luna Mattresses are a mid-range brand of mattress that is exclusive to Mattress Online. While the Luna Mattress brand has not been around for long periods of time, they do have a rapid and growing set of independent 5 star reviews from people that are very happy with their new Luna Mattresses.
We’ve looked at what people have been saying about the Luna Mattresses and the thing that keeps coming up is how good the all-round support is for the mattresses. They all prove suitable for light sleepers and the amount of sagging over time proves to be extremely minimal.
What are Luna Mattresses like?
The Luna range is primarily built up with a combination of memory foam and reflex foam throughout the mattresses at different layers. The mattresses also feature an amount of micro-pocket springs for additional support and to help prevent any sagging.
These mattresses come rolled up on delivery and will need up-to 48 hours outside of their wrapping to expand fully. The main benefit to this method of delivery is that the item comes in a box that you can easily take up the stairs by yourself, a feat not easily accomplished when they arrive already at full-size.
Luna mattresses are middle of the road in their tension, that makes them ideally suited for the average person. If you have a below average BMI, you would be better suited to looking at Softer mattresses whereas if you have an above average BMI, or, you suffer from back pain, you would be better suited with a Firmer mattress. Those fitting into the average category however will adore these mattresses, medium firmness is the ideal choice and these mattresses really do deliver on support and comfort.
What are Luna Mattresses like to lie on?
Luna Mattresses give your spine the support it needs in order to wake up feeling refreshed, relaxed and not in pain, however, that doesn't make them suitable for those suffering badly from back pain, in this instance, we would recommend a firmer mattress than those offered by Luna.
Unlike some mattresses with memory foam layers, you will find movement not too restricted when swapping positions in the night, nor will the memory foam on these products overheat you to any considerable amount due to the breathable nature of the materials inside the Luna range.
Should I buy a Luna Mattress?
These mattresses, while from a relatively unknown brand, have amassed enough long term reviews to have proven their worth. Due to their exclusivity with Mattress Online, you are avoiding the upmark on the price that you would otherwise get from the bricks-and-mortar chains meaning that you get a better deal on a better mattress. One caveat is that, due to the rolled and vacuum packed nature of the Luna mattresses, there may be a slight lingering chemical smell when unwrapped for around 24hours after it is unpacked, that aside, a Luna mattress will last a considerable amount of time at a fantastic price and with great support.
Luna From Our Side
We've been following Luna since Mattress Online launched it, and it sits at the more serious end of the retailer own-label category. This isn't a token mattress with a brand name stuck on it - it's a proper hybrid range covering multiple tiers with different feature sets, priced to compete with the big D2C names on spec rather than just on marketing.
Build quality has been consistent across the models we've reviewed. Reasonable foam densities, micro-pocket springs that add real edge support rather than decoration, and covers that are well done for a retailer brand. The rolled delivery keeps costs down and the savings get passed through in the pricing.
Picking the Right Luna
The model naming makes this easier than most brands because the number tells you the spring count. Memory 1000 Pocket Hybrid is the entry point, and the Memory 2500 is the one I'd point most buyers towards because it hits the balance between price and performance well. The 4000 Support Gel and 6000 Plush Gel add cooling gel alongside higher spring counts, and the 6000 is the one to look at if you tend to run warm.
That numbering system is one of Luna's underrated strengths, to be fair. When you're comparing a 2500 against a 4000, you know immediately what the price difference is buying you without having to decode any marketing language.
Practical Notes
Mattress Online exclusivity means no showroom, so you're buying online without trying first - the same trade-off as any bed-in-a-box brand. On the plus side, you dodge the retail mark-up the high street chains add, which shows in how Luna prices against equivalent spec from the bigger names.
Delivery is standard rolled format - about ten minutes to unbox, up to 48 hours to expand fully. There's usually a slight chemical smell on the first day which is normal for any vacuum-packed mattress and clears up quickly if you open a window in the room.
For buyers who've been comparing Emma, Simba and Otty and want a hybrid from a UK retailer at competitive pricing, Luna holds its own on build quality at equivalent spec. The 2500 in particular sits right in the territory where those brands compete, and the value for money is strong.
