Shopping guide to the best summer mattress sales at Saatva, Tempur-Pedic, DreamCloud
Sales include discounts at Purple, Sleep Number and Mattress Firm, plus bedding and pillow deals.
Shoppers should consider trial periods, delivery service and warranties when buying online.
Mattresses should be replaced every 7 to 10 years depending on condition and sleep quality.
Summer is heating up—and so are the savings. If you've been dreaming of better sleep, now's the time to wake up to some of the best mattress deals. From luxury hybrids to cooling memory foam favorites, top brands like Saatva, Tempur-Pedic and DreamCloud are slashing prices just in time for the season of sunshine and staycations.
Whether you've got your eye on a resort-worthy Saatva mattress with free white glove delivery service included for your primary bedroom or an easy Nectar mattress-in-a-box for your guest room, the USA TODAY Shopping team is here to help you get all your summer shopping done with more money in your pocket.
Checlk out your extensive shopping guide to all the best discounts on popular mattresses below.
Shopping guide: Best mattress sales and deals right now
In this mattress shopping guide, you can find the top mattress deals to help you save up to 60%, plus tips for how to choose a mattress and when you should actually replace your mattress.
1. Saatva Classic Mattress, Queen
2. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Mattress, Queen
3. Sleep Number iLE Smart Bed
4. DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress, Queen
5. Casper Snow Mattress, Queen
6. Sleepy's By Sealy Hybrid HD Firm Mattress, Queen
7. Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress, Queen
9. Cocoon by Sealy The Chill Mattress, Queen
10. Leesa Original Mattress, Queen
11. Helix Midnight Luxe Mattress, Queen
12. The Purple Mattress, Queen
13. Nolah Original Mattress, Queen
14. Avocado Green Mattress
15. Stearns & Foster Estate Collection
Shop more summer mattress and bedding sales
Amerisleep: Get up to $600 off any mattress and free, contactless-delivery at the Amerisleep sale
Birch Living: Save 25% sitewide and get two free pillows ($149+ value) with your new Birch Living mattress. Use code MEMDAY25
Brooklinen: Save 15% on your very first order of Brooklinen bedding and loungewear this summer
Brooklyn Bedding: Save 25% sitewide with promo code MEMORIAL25
Cozy Earth: Save up to 30% sitewide during the Cozy Earth sale
Raymour & Flanigan: Get free next-day delivery with mattress purchases and save up to $600
How often should I replace my mattress?
It's usually recommended to replace your mattress every seven to 10 years, depending on its condition and your sleep quality. Pay attention to signs that it is time to buy a new mattress including if your sleeper is sagging or lumpy, and if you have discomfort while sleeping or wake up with aches and pains.
What should I consider when buying a mattress online?
Trial Period: Ensure the mattress comes with a sufficient trial period to test it out at home.
White Glove Delivery Service: Many mattress brands offer this special delivery service that makes getting your new mattress effortless.
Old Mattress Removal: Check if your new mattress brand offers to remove your old mattress. It might be an additional cost but it will save you so much time and effort.
Warranty: Look for a robust warranty that covers defects and provides long-term protection.
Customer Reviews: Read reviews from other customers to gauge the mattress's performance and quality.
Return Policy: Check the return policy to ensure you can easily return the mattress if it doesn't meet your expectations.
What type of mattress is best for side sleepers?
Side sleepers typically benefit from a mattress that offers good pressure relief and contouring. Memory foam and latex mattresses are often ideal for side sleepers, as they provide cushioning for the shoulders and hips while maintaining proper spinal alignment.
How do I choose the right mattress firmness?
The right firmness level depends on your usual sleep position, body weight and of course, personal preference. Here is a quick guide to help you choose:
Soft: Suitable for side sleepers and those who prefer a plush, enveloping feel.
Medium: A versatile option that works well for most sleep positions, including back and combination sleepers.
Firm: Ideal for stomach sleepers and those who need extra support for their lower back.
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