I've reviewed the Mlily Hybrid Gel Ice 7000 now using the full spec from Furniture Village, which shows up as a considered, good value hybrid. It is a 32 cm deep rolled mattress with 7000 pocket springs quoted in king size, gel memory foam topper and finished in cool-touch cover. In use it sits in that medium firm sweet spot, supportive through the middle with enough surface give for shoulders and hips, though a few owners found it warmer than they hoped. It is exclusive to Furniture Village. Just bear in mind that at 32 cm deep it's a hefty one to manoeuvre, and on some fitted sheets you might need a deeper pocket.
Construction & Materials
This is a pocket spring and foam hybrid with clearly defined layers. The support comes from individually pocketed springs, listed at 7000 in king size. Around the spring unit there is foam encapsulation to stabilise the edges. Above the coils sits a layer of gel memory foam to add pressure relief while moderating heat build up. The cover is a removable polyester fabric with a cool-hand feel, and the mattress has breathable top and border panels to encourage airflow. Overall depth is 32 cm, which leaves room for proper transition between comfort foam and springs rather than a thin top that bottoms out. That said, if you like a really bouncy, 'on top' feel, the gel memory foam does still give you a bit of that slower response compared to a pure spring mattress.
Firmness & Feel
The stated firmness is medium/firm. Fresh out of the roll it will feel a touch firmer for the first few nights, then relax to a balanced medium firm. On the back, it holds the lumbar region cleanly without sag. On the side, the gel foam cushions the shoulder enough to avoid that pins-and-needles pressure you get from overly firm surfaces, while the spring unit keeps the hips level. Front sleepers up to an average build should also be comfortable, although very light front sleepers may prefer something a shade softer. If you're a curvier side sleeper or you like a proper plush top, you might still find it a bit firm through the shoulder.
Performance & Support
Spinal alignment is consistent across the surface thanks to the pocketed springs. Motion transfer is well controlled for a hybrid, with the gel foam helping to dampen partner movement, though you will still feel livelier flurries through the coil unit. Edge-to-edge support is better than typical roll-ups because of the foam encapsulation, so sitting to tie shoes or sleeping close to the edge feels stable. As ever with hybrids, pair it with a suitable base; if you are using slats, keep gaps to 7.5 cm or less to prevent dip and preserve the guarantee.
Temperature Regulation
Cooling is a design priority here. The ice fabric cover has a cool-to-the-touch finish and the gel memory foam is chosen to disperse heat more quickly than standard visco foams. The breathable top panel and ventilated border allow warm air to move out through the sides, and the spring core naturally promotes airflow. Warm sleepers should find it noticeably fresher than all-foam mattresses and many basic hybrids. Still, it's not an all-out cold-sleeping mattress, if you run very hot you'll probably still want a proper breathable protector and lighter bedding.
Practical Features
It arrives rolled, which makes delivery up stairs and around corners simpler. There is no turning required, only regular rotation to even out settlement. The removable polyester cover makes light maintenance easier. Sizes offered are double, king and super king. Always check the current price and offers by size, as Special Buy pricing can vary.
Final Verdict
The Mlily Hybrid Gel Ice 7000 is a well-specified, cooler-leaning hybrid with a genuinely useful depth, strong edge support and a medium firm feel, though owners split on how firm and how cool it is. It is not a showy mattress, instead it is a smart combination of a high spring count, gel memory foam and a removable cool-touch cover that adds up to dependable comfort. If you are shopping at this price and want a rolled mattress that feels supportive without running hot, this is an easy one to shortlist.
