Diglant Mattress Reviews (2026)

Diglant’s current lineup is centered on hybrid mattresses that blend foam comfort with pocket-spring support, aiming for a medium-to-medium plush feel. In our day-to-day testing, the strongest theme was steady baseline support with good motion control, while the main trade-offs were edge confidence on softer builds and heat management for the hottest sleepers. Most shoppers will do best matching feel and thickness to sleep position.

Product overview: the four Diglant mattresses we tested

Testing team takeaways: the short version

Across the four mattresses, we found the 10-inch model felt the most direct and firm-leaning, while the 12-inch gel hybrid balanced contour and stability best for the widest group. The 14-inch Euro Top delivered the most noticeable pressure relief for shoulders and hips and stayed calm with partner movement. The 14-inch 7-zone hybrid felt the most structured through the hips and midsection, with the most dependable edge behavior, but it could feel firmer than expected if you want a deep “hug.”

Diglant comparison chart: specs and performance at a glance

How we tested

We rotated all four mattresses through the same real-bedroom routine: full-night sleeping, reading and laptop time, and repeated position changes to judge Support and Responsiveness. Marcus focused on Cooling and edge sitting in the morning. Jenna and Ethan ran the Motion Isolation checks during shared nights and also tested edge stability while sharing the outer third. We logged pressure buildup by morning comfort, then compared Durability signals by how the surface feel held up after repeated weeks of use.

Diglant: our testing experience

DIGLANT 10 Inch Hybrid Mattress

Our testing experience

The first thing I noticed was how quickly it “got to the point”: I didn’t sink far before the springs started holding me up, which kept my hips from drifting when I rolled from my side to my back. On nights when my lower back felt tight from desk work, the surface felt more like a flat, supportive platform than a slow-melting foam bed. Marcus liked the no-nonsense pushback, but he could still warm it up around the torso on longer nights. For Jenna and Ethan, it stayed reasonably quiet when one of them got up, though the shallower comfort layers made the edge feel less secure when they perched to put on shoes.

• What we liked

  • Direct, supportive feel that kept the midsection from “hammocking”

  • Easy repositioning without feeling stuck

  • Solid motion control for a simpler hybrid

• Who it is best for

  • Back sleepers who want a firmer-leaning surface

  • Combination sleepers who rotate positions often

  • Guest rooms where a stable feel works for many people

• Where it falls short

  • Lighter side sleepers who need deeper shoulder/hip cushioning

  • Hot sleepers expecting a pronounced cooling effect

  • Anyone who sits on the edge for long stretches

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: From $299.99

• Thickness: 10 in

• Feel (listed): Medium firm

• Type: Hybrid

• Foams (listed): Memory foam; “3 layers of foam” described

• Coils (listed): Individual pocket springs

• Cover (listed): Rayon fabric

• Certifications mentioned: CertiPUR-US; fiberglass-free; CFR1632 mentioned

• Trial / warranty mentioned: 100-night trial; 10-year warranty

• Shipping: -

• Trial period details: -

• Warranty details: -

Review score

DIGLANT 12 Inch Hybrid Mattress (Gel Memory Foam)

Our testing experience

This was the “settle-in” option in the lineup: when I lay down, the top smoothed out pressure faster than the 10-inch model, but I still felt the springs doing the real support work underneath. After a few nights, my read-in-bed routine felt more comfortable because my shoulder could sink a bit without twisting my neck, yet my hips didn’t drop. Marcus noticed it handled warmth better than the 10-inch, especially across the upper back. Jenna and Ethan both commented that it kept their side of the bed calmer during frequent position changes, though the surface had a slightly slower return than the thinner model.

• What we liked

  • More forgiving pressure relief without losing overall stability

  • Better temperature balance than the 10-inch in real use

  • Calm, quiet surface for couples

• Who it is best for

  • Combination sleepers who want a medium feel

  • Partners who notice motion but dislike very soft foam beds

  • Back sleepers who want a bit more contour at the shoulders

• Where it falls short

  • People who want a distinctly bouncy, spring-forward surface

  • Edge sitters who want a rigid perimeter feel

  • Very heat-sensitive sleepers in warm rooms

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: From $319.99

• Thickness: 12 in

• Feel (listed): Medium

• Type: Hybrid

• Foams (listed): Gel memory foam; “3 layers of foam” described

• Coils (listed): Individual pocket springs

• Cover (listed): Rayon fabric

• Certifications mentioned: CertiPUR-US; fiberglass-free; CFR1632 mentioned

• Trial / warranty mentioned: 100-night trial; 10-year warranty

• Shipping: -

• Trial period details: -

• Warranty details: -

Review score

DIGLANT 14 Inch Euro Top Hybrid Memory Foam Mattress

Our testing experience

This is where the lineup starts to feel more “mattress-like” and less utilitarian: the Euro Top added a plush buffer that softened the first contact when I flopped down after a long day. On side sleep, I could feel my shoulder settle in without the sharp pressure I got on the 10-inch. The trade-off was that it encouraged a deeper cradle, so I paid more attention to hip alignment when I spent time on my back. Jenna and Ethan liked it the most for shared nights because it muted movement and felt less reactive when one person shifted. Marcus still wanted more cooling in a warm room, but he admitted the top felt comfortable even when he ran hot.

• What we liked

  • Best pressure relief in the lineup, especially at shoulders/hips

  • Very good motion isolation for couples

  • More premium “surface comfort” without feeling unstable

• Who it is best for

  • Side/back combination sleepers who want a plush entry feel

  • Couples who want less disturbance from turning and getting up

  • People who read in bed and want gentler surface give

• Where it falls short

  • Strict stomach sleepers who need a flatter, firmer front

  • Hot sleepers who need aggressive cooling

  • Those who want a very springy, fast-reacting surface

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: From $411.99

• Thickness: 14 in

• Feel (listed): Medium plush

• Type: Hybrid

• Foams (listed): 5 foam layers described, including MDI memory foam

• Coils (listed): Individually pocketed springs; multi-zone system described

• Cover (listed): Knitted fabric

• Certifications mentioned: CertiPUR-US; fiberglass-free; CFR1632 mentioned

• Trial / warranty mentioned: 100-night trial; 10-year warranty

• Shipping: -

• Trial period details: -

• Warranty details: -

Review score

DIGLANT 14 Inch Gel Memory Foam & 7-Zone Pocket Spring Hybrid Mattress

Our testing experience

This one felt the most “organized” under my body: when I shifted from side to back, the center of the mattress pushed back a bit more decisively, which helped keep my hips from drifting out of line. Marcus responded well to that structure because it reduced the sag sensation he’s quick to notice, and he also liked the airflow feel compared with plusher tops. Jenna and Ethan found it stable near the perimeter during shared nights, especially when one person drifted toward the edge. The overall sensation was medium plush on contact, but with a firmer, more guided support once you settled in, which made it the easiest of the four to keep my lumbar area from feeling “loose” by morning.

• What we liked

  • Strongest support under load with a more guided midsection feel

  • Best edge confidence in practical use

  • Good cooling balance for a foam-and-coil hybrid

• Who it is best for

  • Heavier sleepers who want extra structure through the hips

  • Hot sleepers who still want foam comfort

  • Couples who use the outer third of the bed

• Where it falls short

  • People who want a deep, plush “pillow” sensation

  • Very light side sleepers who need maximum surface softness

  • Anyone sensitive to a more structured, zoned feel

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: From $411.99

• Thickness: 14 in

• Feel (listed): Medium plush

• Type: Hybrid

• Foams (listed): Gel-infused memory foam

• Coils (listed): Individually encased springs; 7-zone support described

• Cover (listed): -

• Certifications mentioned: CertiPUR-US; Oeko-Tex Standard 100 mentioned; fiberglass-free

• Trial / warranty mentioned: 100-night trial; 10-year support

• Shipping: -

• Trial period details: -

• Warranty details: -

Review score

Performance score comparison across the four mattresses

Reading the table like a commentator: the 12-inch gel hybrid is the “most even” performer with no real weak category, while the 10-inch wins on direct support but gives up pressure relief depth. The Euro Top is the clear specialist for pressure relief and couple calm, and the 7-zone hybrid is the specialist for structured support and edge confidence.

How to choose a Diglant mattress without overthinking it

Start with sleep position and how much contour you want: if you prefer a firmer, flatter feel, the 10-inch makes sense; if you want a medium balance, the 12-inch gel hybrid is the safest bet. If you’re side-sleep heavy or share the bed, lean Euro Top for extra pressure relief and quieter nights. If you’re heavier, sleep hot, or value perimeter stability, the 14-inch 7-zone hybrid is the most supportive choice.

Limitations to know up front

Diglant’s lineup stays mostly in the medium-to-medium plush lane, so strict stomach sleepers may struggle on the plusher 14-inch builds. The softer comfort layers that help with pressure relief can also make edge sitting feel less rigid, especially if you spend time perched on the perimeter. If you’re extremely heat-sensitive, you may want a mattress with more aggressive cooling materials than what we felt in normal bedroom use.

Diglant vs. alternatives

Reasons to pick Diglant: a simple hybrid approach with foam comfort plus pocket springs, multiple thickness/feel choices within the same general style, and certification language that prioritizes low-controversy materials across the lineup. If you want a wider firmness menu, Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid offers distinct firmness options to dial in feel. If you want a long at-home decision window, DreamCloud markets a 365-night trial on its Classic Hybrid.

Pro tips for getting the best results from a Diglant mattress

• Give the mattress a consistent break-in window before making a final comfort call, then reassess your pillow height to match the new surface.

• If you’re a side sleeper, prioritize the models that scored higher on pressure relief and pair them with a slightly higher-loft pillow to keep your neck level.

• If you sleep hot, use a breathable protector and sheets; the right bedding can be as impactful as the mattress choice.

• For couples, run a quick “get in/get out” test early: sit, roll, and stand so you learn how the edge behaves with your body weight.

• If you feel hip drop on your back, move up one step toward the more structured models and keep your knees slightly elevated with a thin pillow.

• If you feel shoulder pressure on your side, move up toward the Euro Top-style comfort and reduce pillow loft if your neck feels cranked upward.

• Rotate the mattress periodically to keep the comfort layers wearing more evenly.

• If you use an adjustable base, focus on models that felt easiest to reposition on; slower foams can feel restrictive at higher angles.

• For guest rooms, pick the most broadly balanced model rather than chasing plushness; medium tends to suit more people.

• When testing at home, keep variables stable (same pillows, same room temperature) so you can actually attribute differences to the mattress.

FAQs

Q: Which Diglant model felt best for couples in real sleep?

A: The 14-inch Euro Top stayed the calmest when one partner moved, and it was the easiest for Jenna and Ethan to sleep through.

Q: Which model felt most supportive through the hips?

A: The 14-inch gel memory foam with 7-zone pocket springs had the strongest “held up” sensation under my midsection.

Q: Which Diglant mattress was easiest to move around on?

A: The 10-inch hybrid felt the most direct and quickest to respond when changing positions.