Luxe Reverso Memory Mattress Review
The middle option in our memory foam shortlist, for buyers who want more than the cheapest foam mattress without moving to a hybrid.
£399
King reference price checked by Buyers Guide UK. Prices can change.
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Our verdict
The Reverso is our step-up memory foam pick: a sensible upgrade from entry-level foam at £399 King, aimed at buyers who have decided on foam and want a little more from it.
Best for
- Buyers who want memory foam and have ruled out springs
- Sleepers upgrading from a very cheap foam mattress
- Anyone wanting foam contouring at a moderate price
Consider an alternative if
- You want the cheapest possible memory foam
- You sleep hot and would prefer a sprung hybrid
- You want a firm, support-led surface
- You want a mainstream brand
Why we picked the Luxe Reverso Memory Mattress
We include the Reverso as the middle rung of our memory foam shortlist. Between the £225.24 Aerotac and the £528 OrthoSupport9, it covers buyers who want more than entry-level foam without paying firm-foam prices.
Our verified information is limited to its category and King pricing, so we have not listed construction detail we cannot support.
It is currently:
- our Step-Up Memory Foam Option
- included among our Top 3 Memory Foam Mattresses
At £399 King it sits between the two other foam options in our guide and below every hybrid in the main Top 10.
How it compares with other mattresses in our guide
Luxe Reverso Memory Mattress
Step-up memory foam
£399
Current review
Aerotac Superior Bubble Memory Foam Mattress
Lowest-priced memory foam
£225.24
Read review
Luxe OrthoSupport9
Firmer foam with cooling layer
£528
Read review
Emma Original Mattress
Hybrid alternative
£485.10
Read review
Materials and construction
We hold limited verified specification information for this mattress, so only the details below are listed.
- Mattress type
- Memory foam
- Reference price
- £399 (King)
Foam densities, depth, firmness, available sizes, trial period, guarantee and manufacturing origin are not listed because we have not verified them. Confirm these with the retailer before buying.
Is it good value for money?
At £399 King the Reverso is priced sensibly for a mid-range foam mattress, and the gap to entry-level foam is small enough to be worth considering.
Whether it is the right buy depends on how committed you are to foam. For similar money the Emma Original gives you pocket springs beneath the foam, which many buyers find more versatile.
Who should buy the Luxe Reverso Memory Mattress?
Foam upgrader
You already sleep on memory foam, you like it, and you want a better version of the same thing.
Contour-focused sleeper
You want the close contouring foam gives around the shoulders and hips rather than a sprung response.
Mid-budget foam buyer
Entry-level foam feels too basic, but you do not want to spend over £500 on a mattress.
Alternatives worth considering
Aerotac Superior Bubble Memory Foam Mattress
£225.24
Cheapest memory foam option in our guide
Read our Aerotac Superior Bubble Memory Foam Mattress reviewEmma Original Mattress
£485.10
Foam comfort with sprung support
Read our Emma Original Mattress reviewLuxe OrthoSupport9
£528
Firmer foam with a cooling comfort layer
Read our Luxe OrthoSupport9 reviewIs the Luxe Reverso Memory Mattress right for you?
If memory foam is what you want and the cheapest option feels too basic, the Luxe Reverso is the middle ground in our guide. If you are still open to springs, a hybrid at a similar price is worth comparing.
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