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Emma Sleep launches new 'anti-heatwave' mattress range — and they're up to £500 off in the brand's big summer sale

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 Emma Sleep launches new 'anti-heatwave' mattress range — and they're up to £500 off in the brand's big summer sale
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The Performance mattress range, starting from £549 in the Emma sale, uses Emma's breathable AirGrid technology to keep you cooler even when another heatwave inevitably hits.The Emma AirGrid is found in one of the best mattresses we've tested; the Emma Original Elite (formerly the Emma Hybrid AirGrid). Our tester credited the AirGrid with the plush, contouring feel that made the Original Elite so comfortable for side sleepers, as well as its breathable feel "even on warmer days."So why not stick with the Original collection? Emma's new Performance mattress range aims to take the comfort of the Original and turn it up a notch, meaning more cushioning, enhanced support and better airflow... but that also means boosting the prices.

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Mattresses Emma Sleep launches new 'anti-heatwave' mattress range — and they're up to £500 off in the brand's big summer sale News By Ruth Jones Published 15 July 2026 The Emma Performance mattresses use AirGrid Tech keep you cool even in the most scorching heatwaves When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Emma) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Emma mattress has launched its newest line-up — and this cooler sleep collection might have arrived just in time for a scorching hot summer.

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