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Tom's Guide
08-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
DreamCloud launches huge rival Prime Day flash deal — buy a queen Classic Hybrid Mattress for just $594
The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress promises luxury support at a mid-range price, and it's even cheaper thanks to a huge rival Prime Day flash mattress sale. On top of a regular 60% sale, you can now save an extra 15% on the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid at DreamCloud, reducing a queen to $594 from the regular sale price of $699. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is a new-and-improved version of the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid, a bed that currently sits in our best mattress of 2025 guide thanks to its sheer value for money and overall comfort. The updated Classic Hybrid continues the Luxury Hybrid's legacy by offering a premium-quality design at a relatively lower cost. We're also tracking this week's best Amazon Prime Day mattress sales, but let's take a closer look at why this DreamCloud flash sale is well worth a look... DreamCloud Classic: twin was $399 now $356 at DreamCloudThe DreamCloud Classic is one of the best hybrid mattresses on the market, punching well beyond its mid-range price tag. While we haven't had a chance to test the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, we tested its predecessor for our DreamCloud Mattress review. We found the original offered ample support and a luxury feel at a great price (we even recommend it as a cheaper alternative to the Saatva Classic.) DreamCloud mattress sales usually linger at the 60% off mark, but this flash discount that takes off an extra 15% the usual sale price. That brings a queen down to $594 from the normal price of $699. Plus, extras include a 365-night sleep trial, free shipping and returns, and a lifetime warranty —extras that beat that of the best luxury mattress on the market: the Saatva Classic (Saatva doesn't offer free returns). User score: ★★★★★½ (9,200+ reviews) Earlier this year, DreamCloud announced that they were discontinuing the flagship DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid (which is still our No 1 pick for best mattress in a box), and bringing in a newer model: the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. Both the Classic and it's predecessor sit at 12" tall, but beneath the covers you'll find three internal layers instead of four. Plus, its signature cashmere cover has been updated with cooling fibers for enhanced temperature-regulation. The individually-wrapped coils are slightly shorter, too. Prefer the sound of the original DreamCloud? It's still available to buy from Amazon... DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid Mattress: twin was $419 now $319 at AmazonThe DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid was one of our favorite mattresses on the market before it was discontinued. It impressed our testers with its firm support and breathable cashmere cover, and so we have high hopes for the new revamped version. A new Prime Day mattress deal reduces the original to $549 (was $665) for a queen, and you can still get the DreamCloud one-year trial and forever warranty.
Tom's Guide
04-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
I'm a sleep coach — 3 top mattresses worth every cent in today's 4th of July sales
I've been a mattress tester for five years and I've been tracking bed deals for just as long, so I'm in a great position to help you choose a comfy new mattress in today's 4th of July sales. I've scoured the latest deals and I think the best option for most sleepers is $400 off the Saatva Classic at Saatva with a queen priced $1,699 (was $2,099). Saatva is the highest ranking option in our best mattress of the year guide and $1,699 for a queen is one of the cheapest prices you can buy it for at any time of the year. My top tip if you are shopping today? Pick a mattress that suits your sleep style just as much as it suits your budget. A cheap bed isn't always a false economy, but in my experience as head of mattress testing for Tom's Guide, the more you spend, the better quality of bed you get. There are a few rare exceptions though, and I've included one (hello, Siena Mattress) below. My team is also tracking this year's 4th of July mattress sales live, with the latest deals as they drop. For now, here's what I recommend buying and why… 1. Saatva Classic: twin was $1,399 now $999 at Saatva I slept on this top-rated hybrid mattress for seven months when collecting new testing data for our Saatva Classic mattress review and I was gutted to part with it once testing was over. Hip and lower back pain were ruining my sleep before I started testing the Classic, but I didn't feel either while sleeping on this hotel-style bed. I rate the Classic as temperature neutral (hot sleeper friendly), supportive, and easy to move around on. A choice of two heights and three feels means it can be tailored to your weight, height, and sleep position. The general Saatva mattress sale is offering $200-$300 off the Classic, but our Tom's Guide discount saves you $400 on every size, reducing a queen to $1,699 (was $2,099). The cheapest it sold for this year was $1,695, so only $4 less, and I doubt we'll see that price again thanks to mattress tariffs. Every Saatva comes with a lifetime warranty, year's trial, and free White Glove Delivery. Our review: ★★★★★ User score: ★★★★★ (4,000+ reviews) 2. DreamCloud Classic: twin was $1,014 now $399 at DreamCloud The DreamCloud lives in my guest room and every person who has slept on it asks me the same question: 'What is that mattress and where can I buy it?' The DreamCloud Classic is a lot of bed for the money – it's $1,000 cheaper than the Saatva at $699 for a queen and you get $599 of free bedding. That's a phenomenal deal yet it isn't exclusive to the 4th of July – I see this offer regularly in the DreamCloud mattress sales so you have time to sleep on it. Is the DreamCloud as good as the Saatva? Nope. But considering the performance (see our DreamCloud mattress review) for the price, it's a brilliant choice for most people and one of the biggest bargains you'll find today. Like the Saatva, the DreamCloud comes with a year's trial and a forever warranty, but the free shipping is basic. Our review: ★★★★½ User score: ★★★★½ (9,000+ reviews) 3. Siena Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $199 now $149 at AmazonRemember earlier when I said there are a few rare exceptions to the cheap mattress rule? This is one of them. The toxin-free Siena Memory Foam impressed my team of expert testers – some of whom are used to sleeping on high-end organic mattresses – with its firmer foam feel that lends itself well to back and stomach sleep. I was blown away by the great temperature regulation (as a hot sleeper, I'm wary of all-foam beds) and the strong edge support; that's unusual in a mattress that (as of today's sales) costs just $278 for a queen. Amazon's new deal is nearly $60 cheaper than the price it sold for last Black Friday, and $80 cheaper than what Siena itself is selling this bed for. If you want the best memory foam mattress for back and stomach sleeping, this is the deal for you. Amazon is also honoring Siena's 180-night trial, 10-year warranty and free shipping. Our review: ★★★★ User score: ★★★★½ (3,000+ reviews) Not all of us have unlimited budgets to spend on mattresses, so you need to go into the 4th of July sales with a rough idea of ideally what you'd like to spend on a new mattress and what your maximum budget is. In my experience, around $650-$1,000 gets you a queen size top-rated mattress in a box made by the likes of DreamCloud, Nectar, Layla, Leesa, Casper, Bear, and Puffy. $1,499-$1,899 gets you the absolute cream of the crop, including Saatva, Helix and Bear's most luxurious mattresses. It's definitely possible to get a good cheap mattress for under $400 in a queen size, but I recommend sticking to known brands with strong professional and user ratings and clear returns policies. These include Siena Sleep, Zinus, and Allswell Home. Yes you can return any mattress bought online as long as the brand or retailer you're purchasing it from has a clear returns policy. Most good mattress brands offer free returns, but some might state that you have to sleep on the mattress for at least 30 nights before arranging an exchange or return. That's because, on average, it takes around 30 days for your body to get used to a new bed. Retailers might have different returns policies to the brands themselves, so if you're buying a named brand bed from Amazon, for example, learn how to return a mattress to Amazon before you purchase your new mattress. Mattresses sold on Amazon generally have a returns window of 30-100 days.
Tom's Guide
02-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Sleep like you're on vacation — top luxury hotel mattresses and bedding alternatives to shop in the 4th of July sales
Dreaming of a 5-star luxury hotel stay? The good news is that you can sleep like you're on vacation without ever leaving your bedroom. I've rounded up seven of the best 4th of July mattress and bedding sales from Saatva, DreamCloud, Coop and more, all of which offer the same exceptional comfort and support as some of our favorite hotel beds. Nailing a sleep set-up comparable to a luxury stay at the likes of the Ritz Cartlon or Four Seasons resort starts with the bed. That's why I've taken inspiration from our guide to the best mattress of the year for phenomenal comfort and build quality — but at a fraction of the price. Pair it with a plush but supportive pillow that suits your sleep style and you'll never want to check out. Still looking for inspo? We're tracking the 4th of July mattress sales 2025 live as they drop, as well as sleep tips and shopping advice. But if you're just looking to recreate a luxury staycation at home, let's get into it… 1. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin from $1,399 from $999 at SaatvaWe rate the Saatva Classic is the best hybrid mattress on the market today, thanks to its balance of high quality build and comfort and support. In the words of our Managing Editor Claire, it's the ideal choice "if you want a hotel-style mattress at home." With its quilted cover and gold piping, it's easy to see why. As well as looking the part, the Classic offers exceptional pressure relief, reliable temperature regulation and a choice of three firmness options to suit your sleep style. The patented lumbar crown means it's great for general aches and pains. The current Saatva mattress sale sees the return of a $400 off all orders over $1,000, which is the best discount you'll ever get on the Classic. That brings a queen down to $1,699 from $2,099. You'll get a 365-night trial, lifetime warranty and free white glove delivery service. Our review: ★★★★★User score: ★★★★★ (4,000+ reviews) 2. DreamCloud Classic Mattress: twin from $1,014 from $399 at DreamCloudThe DreamCloud Classic is another well crafted mattress steeped in luxury, topped with a cashmere blend cover. With a firmness rating of 8 out of 10, back and stomach sleepers appreciate its firm support, while average and heavier side sleepers will appreciate its pressure relief. A regular DreamCloud mattress sale brings a queen down to a $699, which is exceptional value for money. We also recommend the DreamCloud as one of the best mattresses for couples, thanks to its ability to isolate motion across the surface of the bed. You can ignore the 4th of July sale banner — there's always 60% off. But it's still incredible year-round value. Plus, there's industry leading benefits comparable to the Saatva Classic: 365-night trial, lifetime warranty and free shipping. Our review: ★★★★½User score: ★★★★½ (9,200+ reviews) 3. Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid: twin from $932 from $652.40 at Brooklyn BeddingNeed a luxury cooling option for your dream sleep set-up? We recommend the best affordable cooling mattress, the Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid which sits at a good mid-range price bracket. Hot sleepers will love the cool-to-touch GlacioTex cover combined with the moisture wicking copper-infused memory foam layer, which will let you sleep cool, dry and comfortable even on a humid summer night. This is further by how it earned 4.5 out 5 stars for temperature regulation in our Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid review. You can now find it at up to 30% off for 4th of July (with code JULY30) which drops the MSRP of a queen mattress from $1,332 to $932.40 at Brooklyn Bedding. Sleep benefits include: 120-night sleep trial, lifetime warranty and free shipping. Our review: ★★★★½ 1. Beckham Hotel Collection Down Alternative Pillows: queen from $49.99 from $38.80 at WalmartThis is our top affordable option in the best pillows guide delivering both on comfort and support for all sleeping styles and body types, crafted from down-like soft polyester fill. Our Beckham Hotel Collection Pillow reviewer was impressed by how it provides a "5-star sleeping experience within a budget." Bonus? It also performed well in our temperature regulation tests — which means it's also a good pick for those who struggle with overheating or nightsweats. You can now grab a pair of Beckham Hotel Collection Down Alternative pillows at $11.19 off, which drops the price from $49.99 to $38.80. Our review: ★★★★½User score: ★★★½ (based on 261 ratings) 2. Coop Adjustable Latex Pillow: queen from $145 from $116 at Coop Sleep GoodsCoop's latest adjustable pillow launch is aimed at sleepers who prefer a naturally cooling pillow. Made from shredded Talalay latex and microfiber, the Coop Adjustable Latex is a plush medium-firm pillow perfect for all sleeping styles and body types. The highlight is ofcourse the adjustable fill which you can simply add or remove to suit your preferences. Currently, the Coop Adjustable Latex is 20% off for 4th of July which drops the price of queen pillow from $116 to $145. Moreover you also get to enjoy Coop industry-best bedding benefits: 100-night trial, 5-year warranty and free shipping. Our review: ★★★★User score: ★★★★½ (based on 14 reviews) 1. Bearaby Terraclay Dreamer weighted eye mask: at $49 now $39Elevate your luxury sleep setup with a weighted eye mask, perfect for blocking out ambient light and creating a calming space to winddown. This one from Bearaby is made from "tension-melting Terraclay" covered in a silky-soft encasement which provides soothing comfort to your eyes. Find this at 20% off which drops the price of a Terraclay Dreamer from $49 to $39. User score: ★★★★★ (based on over 60 reviews) 2. Coco'dor Signature Reed Diffuser set: from $15.99 from $13.99 at AmazonNeed a final touch? Your winddown time will be more luxurious than ever with a reed diffuser and this set from Coco'dor is available in 12 luscious fragrances. You can now find it at about 15% off which drops the price from $15.99 to $13.99 on Amazon. User score: ★★★★½ (based on over 4K reviews)
Tom's Guide
26-05-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
How much does a good mattress cost in the Memorial Day sales? Our top 'price vs performance' picks
Memorial Day is here and there are some bargains to be had. Many assume that the more you pay for a mattress, the better it will be. Our favorite budget bed, for example, is the DreamCloud Classic, a hotel-style hybrid mattress with ample support and pressure relief. Today you can save up to 60% on the DreamCloud Classic at DreamCloud with prices from $349. That's superb value. While it's true that there are some great luxury mattresses out there, decent comfort and support doesn't always come with a high price tag. In fact some of the best mattresses you can buy this year cost around $600-$999 for a queen size in today's Memorial Day mattress sales. They offer everything you need to get a good night's sleep at a reasonable price. Here are our top picks hitting that sweet spot between performance versus price... 1. DreamCloud Classic (queen): $1,531 $649 at DreamCloudThe DreamCloud is the best mattress in a box you can buy thanks to its excellent performance for the price (it scored the same rating as many luxury beds three times its price). When testing it for our DreamCloud Hybrid mattress review our sleep writers were impressed with the DreamCloud's back and stomach sleeper support, as well as its ability to regulate temperature for cooler sleep. It sits at the top of best hybrid mattress guide for all of those reasons, as well as for offering soothing comfort for aches and pains. This month's DreamCloud mattress sale reduces a queen to $649, which is one of the cheapest prices we've seen this year (it dropped to $599 in a flash sale last month). You'll also get a 365-night trial, lifetime warranty and free shipping, matching luxury bed benefits. 2. Nectar Classic Memory Foam (queen): $1,598 $649 at NectarAs with the DreamCloud above, a monthly Nectar mattress sale means you'll pay $649 for a queen most months so while this isn't a new Memorial Day deal, you won't find better value. The testers for our Nectar Classic mattress review praised it for its all-round suppor, excellent motion isolation and edge support, and enough cushioning to soothe tired joints. With a 365-night trial, lifetime warranty and free shipping, it's no wonder we rated the Nectar Classic as one of the best memory foam mattresses you can buy. 3. Bear Original Mattress (queen): $998 $649 at BearIn our Bear Original Mattress review most of our testers found it comfortable in all positions after an initial breaking-in period, but we think it's particularly suited to back and stomach sleepers as it offers excellent lumbar support. Motion isolation and edge support are excellent but it's not the coolest mattress out there. The standard version is reduced by 35% in the Memorial Day mattress sales, taking a queen down to $649. You can add in a Celliant cover (designed to help sleep efficiency and cool down the body), but this will take the price up to $844. You'll also get two free pillows, a 120-night trial, lifetime warranty and free shipping. 4. Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid (queen): $1,332 $932.40 at Brooklyn BeddingWe recently finished testing this mattress and in our Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro mattress review, we praised the bed for its fantastic lumbar support, plush cushioning and fantastic temperature regulation. The Brooklyn Bedding mattress sales usually takes 25% off but this Memorial Day that saving has risen to 30% when you use the code MEMORIAL30. This takes a queen hybrid down to $932.40 (was $1,332) but you can also choose an all-foam version for just $745.50. You'll also get a 120-night trial, lifetime warranty, and free shipping. 5. Avocado Eco Original (queen): $1,399 $1,259.10 at AvocadoThe Avocado Eco Original is the brand's cheapest mattress and it does come in at a little over our $999 budget. However, if your heart is set on one of the best organic mattresses out there, this is a great choice. This is a great fit for light and average weight side and back sleepers, with the latex offering plenty of cushioning and soothing of pressure points. Avocado mattress sales aren't that common, so snap up this 10% discount for Memorial Day with code HONOR10. You'll also get a 100-night trial, 10-year warranty and free shipping. Spend between $600-$999 on a queen size mattress and you'll get into the sweet spot for decent performance and higher levels of comfort and support than you'll find on a cheaper mattress. The best mattresses for under $1,000 in a queen size will also offer decent temperature regulation and motion isolation and should appeal to a broad range of sleepers. They may not be the ultimate mattresses to buy, but they represent a sound investment for most sleepers - particularly those looking to upgrade from a cheap mattress. More top sales to consider
