DUSK Memory Foam 4000 Pocket Sprung Hybrid im Test

The DUSK Memory Foam 4000 Pocket Sprung Hybrid is a 31 cm mattress with two tiers of pocket springs, 4,000 springs in all, under a memory foam comfort layer and a knitted casing. It is the higher-spec of DUSK’s two hybrid mattresses, above the Memory Foam 2000, and is sold only in double, king and super king, from £389 for a double.

What is inside the DUSK Memory Foam 4000?

Specifications come from DUSK’s product page. DUSK does not publish the foam depth, the spring gauge or which size the 4,000 count refers to.

How does it feel?

DUSK describes the support as medium to firm, and we record it as medium-firm, 6 on our 1 to 10 scale. Buyers reviewing it on DUSK’s own page tend to describe it as softer than that label: one calls it a “lovely sink in feeling but still supportive”, and the same reviewer adds that it “can get quite warm due to the memory foam”. Side sleepers can therefore expect more give at the shoulder than “medium to firm” suggests, and individually pocketed springs limit movement between partners. DUSK publishes no maximum weight, so heavier sleepers should use the trial to check that the centre and edges hold up.

Prices by size

Regular prices at the time of writing (September 2026), with no promotion on the mattress. DUSK’s free delivery over £50 excludes furniture: the mattress travels as a boxed furniture item, and the delivery charge is set by box size at checkout.

Trial and guarantee

Every DUSK mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial. The product page states a one-year product guarantee, which is short for a mattress at this price. Treat the trial as your main safeguard. The mattress arrives air sealed and can take up to 72 hours to expand fully, so give it that long before you judge the feel, and rotate it regularly, as DUSK advises for its no-turn build.