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Tom's Guide
03-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Purple Promo Codes for July 2025
Yes! Purple offers free shipping on orders to the 48 mainland states. When buying a Purple mattress or base, you can also opt for an in-home setup alongside your delivery for an additional cost. Delivery should arrive within 1 - 2 days. Yes, active or retired members of the military, healthcare workers, first responders & even truckers can all get a one-time discount of 10% off a Purple order. To qualify and receive your unique Purple promo code, you'll just need to verify using a valid work or faculty email address. Yes, students & teachers can also get a discount of 10% through the Purple education discount. You'll also need to verify your status to qualify - all the details can be found on the Purple website. Yes, when you order a Purple mattress, you're covered by a 10-year warranty, protecting you from any faults. You also have the 100-night trial, which lets you take your new mattress for a test spin and actually see how you sleep on it before you're locked in, plus you can buy accident protection for 3 - 10 years, with Purple Mattress prices starting from $49.99. Purple mattress has a 94% customer satisfaction rate and over 114k 5-star reviews. According to an independent study using purple hybrid mattresses, its GelFlex Grid reduced pain by up to 40%. Meanwhile, at Tom's Guide, we found purple mattresses ideal for people with back pain or who sleep hot. Purple gives you 100 days from the date of your mattress purchase (and 30 days from the date you bought your pillows or bedding) to return items to Purple if you're not happy. For any product with a 100-day return period, you will need to sleep on it for at least 30 nights before Purple will allow you to return the item. Returns are free and can be arranged by getting in touch with the Purple customer service team. Watch out for Purple Mattress sales: Purple tends to run seasonal sales around key retailing events such as Labor Day, Christmas, New Year's, Memorial Day and Black Friday. During these events, they offer up to $800 off selected mattresses, making this a great time to check for a new mattress. Look for Purple Mattress bundles: If you're in the market for a few different bedding products, Purple bundles can be a good way to save on multi-item purchases. You'll often find bundles such as bases with a mattress or bedding with your pillows available on the Purple site. We've seen bundle deals offer up to $800 off. Special Discounts: Purple offers multiple exclusive discounts to workers and students across America. If you're a student, healthcare professional, first responder, trucker or teacher, you can save 10% on your next mattress order. Refer a friend to Purple: Buying a new mattress can be expensive, but if you refer a friend to them, Purple will give your friend 5% off their first purchase worth over $599. Once they've made their purchase, you'll receive a Amazon gift card worth up to $75 as thanks. The more friends you refer, the greater the value of gift cards you'll receive for each subsequent referral. Sign up for the Purple newsletter: When you sign up for the Purple newsletter, you'll get access to exclusive deals and coupons sent to your inbox. Plus, you'll be kept updated on new products, promotions & sales happening at Purple mattresses, and you'll also get a one-off coupon for $50 off your first order. 1. Select one of our Purple promo codes you want to apply to your order. 2. Click "Get Code" to reveal your unique code and copy it to your clipboard for later. 3. Head over to the Purple website to start shopping, adding the items you want to your shopping cart as you go. 4. Once you have the item(s) you want, proceed to the view shopping cart dashboard. 5. Look below the subtotal (located on the right), to find a field labeled "Promo code." and click "add" it will open a drop down box. 6. Paste your code, then click "Apply". 7. Your order total should now have changed to reflect your savings. 8. Proceed through the rest of the checkout as usual to place your order. The coupons you'll find on Tom's Guide have been sourced by our dedicated coupons team, who use the web, our relationships with retailers, & our affiliate networks to find the latest codes. The offers on each coupon page are updated every few days to ensure we feature the freshest ways to save, and our commercial team (based in London) also sources exclusive codes and sales info directly from some of the biggest retailers around. All the coupon codes we list on our pages have been tested by our deals & offers teams to check they work as intended before they've been uploaded. 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Tom's Guide
24-06-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid vs Purple Mattress: Which cooling mattress is best for couples?
Type: Copper Foam HybridFirmness: 7/10 medium-firmHeight: 14"Sizes: 6Sleep trial: 120 nightsWarranty: LifetimeSale price: from $699 at Brooklyn Bedding Type: LatexFirmness: 7/10 medium-firmHeight: 9.5"Sizes: 7Sleep trial: 100 nightsWarranty: 10 yearsSale price: from $1,349 at Purple The Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid and the Purple Mattress are cooling mattresses with strong motion isolation, making them great beds for restless couples. While both offer exceptional cooling and comfort, there are some key differences between the Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid and the Purple Mattress that set them apart, particularly their height, materials and design. Both of these mattresses make it into our best cooling mattress of the year guide thanks to their innovative climate control and top-quality materials. While the Purple uses a stretchy gel grid, the CopperFlex Pro features heat-conducting copper foams. While both mattresses offer excellent value for money, they are still hefty investments, so it's important you're sure on which is the best mattress for you before splashing your cash. Plus, it's worth timing your purchase to benefit from regular mattress sales so you bag the best deal, and here we'll help you do just that. The Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid is an affordable luxury mattress that delivers a premium feel, look and sleep experience for less $$$, and it's almost constantly discounted in Brooklyn Bedding mattress sales. There is 25% off now, cutting a queen size to $999 from $1,332. This isn't the cheapest we've seen it, as it dropped to $932.40 after a 30% discount around Memorial Day. However, we can confidently recommend this bed whatever the discount. Even at MSRP (which it never is) you'd be getting outstanding value on a bed of this prestige. Purple mattress sales aren't as persistent as Brooklyn Bedding. But you're in luck if you're shopping right now as there's $300 off a twin to full size Purple Mattress and $500 off a queen size and above. This reduces a queen to $999 (was $1,499). If you're after a smarter sleep set-up you can currently add a queen Purple Premium smart adjustable bed base for $995 (was $1,195). For this extra dough, you'll be able to customize the head and foot elevation of your bed and stop snoring with help from Purple's anti-snore technology (features that will turn your mattress into a sleep set-up akin to some of the best smart beds you can buy online). Brooklyn Bedding tops Purple in terms of extras. Both come with free shipping but Brooklyn Bedding offer a reassuring lifetime warranty, while Purple's warranty is just 10 years, which is one of the lowest in the mattress industry. Plus you get an extra 20 days' trial with Brooklyn Bedding. Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid mattress: twin was $932 now $699 at Brooklyn BeddingThe Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Pro Hybrid uses breathable coils and copper-infused foam for advanced cooling and motion isolation. It's up to $399.75 off this month, with a queen reduced to $999 (was $1,332). You'll also get free shipping, a 120-night sleep trial and lifetime warranty. Purple Mattress: twin was $999 now $699 at PurpleThe 9.5" Purple Mattress is made with the brand's signature GelFlex motion-quelling layer alongside foams and a breathable cover. It's not often discounted, but right now there's between $300 and $500 off. You can add an adjustable bed frame from $499 and enjoy benefits like free shipping in 1-2 days, a 100-night trial and 10-year warranty. Both mattresses are built with quality yet affordable materials and are delivered in a box. The main difference between the two is height, with the Copperflex standing 14" tall and the Purple is shallower at 9.5". We think the Copperflex Pro Hybrid is one of the best hybrid mattresses around, with a thoughtful balance of coils and foam to suit different sleep styles and sleep needs. On top, there's a contouring honeycomb stitch GlacioTex cover, followed by quilt foam, copper foam, a layer of up to 760 encased coils and high density support foam. Overall it feels like a premium mattress straight out the box, punching above its price point. The Purple Mattress has a more unusual build featuring the brand's patented GelFlex grid, a dynamic and durable hyper-elastic layer that flexes under pressure but springs back into shape immediately. Next is a mixture of different kinds of memory foam for different purposes, including comfort foam and support foam. This is all wrapped up in a soft, breathable cover that optimizes the GelFlex grid's performance. Despite their different builds, both these mattresses are rated medium-firm, coming in at 7/10 on the mattress firmness scale. Providing a balance of support and cushioning, these mattresses suit most sleep styles. The Purple Mattress's polymer grid is reportedly very responsive and "bouncy". Our reviewer says it "gives the impression that you're floating while you sleep: there's a simultaneous sensation of feeling completely supported, while hovering on the top of the mattress." This makes it a good bed for combination sleepers who switch their sleep style up through the night as they won't have to fight their way out of foams. Meanwhile, the Copperflex Pro Hybrid is a pillow top mattress, meaning you do slightly sink in when you lay on it as the foam contours to your body. For this reason, we primarily recommend it to side sleepers, even though our average-weight tester felt supported and comfortable in all sleeping positions. With strong motion isolation ratings in sleep studio and real-life tests, both these mattresses are top-rated mattresses for couples. Our tester found they could sleep peacefully on the Copperflex Pro Hybrid even with a wriggling toddler next to them. Additionally, our Purple mattress reviewer says: "The unique polymer technology was excellent for reducing motion transfer." Note that heavier sleepers or strict stomach sleepers should look elsewhere. If this is you, you're better off with an extra firm sleep surface that pushes back against your movements through the night, keeping your spine aligned. The Plank Firm mattress is our number one recommendation here. Both these mattresses are designed with hot sleepers in mind, employing innovative cooling technology to help you beat the heat in bed. The Brooklyn Bedding has foams infused with copper ribbons and a cool-to-the-touch GlacioTex cover, which work together to conduct heat away from the mattress surface and your sleeping body overnight. Our tester slept on this mattress in a stuffy attic bedroom through a British heatwave and didn't have trouble regulating their body temperature. On the other hand, the Purple Mattress's polymer grid has over 2,800 open air channels providing serious airflow and heat dissipation. On top of that there's a breathable cover, which helped keep our reviewer "cool and comfortable" during the two-week testing period. Overall, these are both great cooling mattresses for anyone who runs a little hot at night. That said, if you're battling severe night sweats you may benefit from more advanced active temperature regulation, found in the likes of the Eight Sleep Pod 4 mattress cover. ✅ You or your partner weigh 230lbs or more: How thick your mattress should be depends on your body weight and sleep style. Experts recommend people heavier than 230lbs sleep on a mattress that is at least 12" deep, for optimal support. ✅ You don't want to buy right now: Discounts stick around permanently at Brooklyn Bedding, so you can always bag a good deal. ✅ You want more financial reassurance: The Brooklyn Bedding comes with a longer sleep trial and warranty, giving you more time to change your mind. ✅ You like to sleep on top of your mattress rather than sink in: The Purple Mattress's polymer grid keeps you on top of the bed rather than sinking into foams. ✅ You have a smaller bedroom: The 9.5" design is relatively slim, making it a better fit for small spaces and light sleepers. ✅ You want a smart bed bundle: You can add an adjustable base to the Purple mattress with extra savings — a good choice for people with mobility issues.
Business Insider
21-05-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Nectar vs Purple: Which mattress should you choose? Our sleep expert weighs in.
When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Nectar Classic Mattress (Queen) The gel memory foam of the Nectar makes it a versatile mattress that conforms to the contours of your body to relieve pressure. It's a premium sleep experience, but its price tag is way under a grand. Purple Mattress (Queen) The Purple Mattress features a pressure-relieving gel grid and a medium firmness ideal for side sleepers. Its excellent heat dissipation makes it a smart choice for hot sleepers. The verdict The Purple Mattress's heat dissipation and soft feel make it a strong option for overheating side sleepers, but most sleepers will be better served by the Nectar Classic Mattress, thanks to its medium-firm feel and superb edge support and motion isolation. Plus, the Nectar costs half the price as Purple. Nectar and Purple are two of the most popular bed-in-a-box brands. Purple is celebrated for its patented GelFlex Grid, which consists of a gel polymer matrix that contours to your body the moment you lay down, and offbeat ads. Nectar is better known for its budget-friendly offerings that are backed by a long 365-night sleep trial and lifetime warranty. I've tested 11 mattresses from these brands, but this comparison will focus on their flagship beds: the Nectar Classic and the Purple Mattress. Both are delivered vacuum-sealed for free and are made up of foam layers, with Purple adding the gel grid. The cost-effective Nectar Classic is one of the best memory foam mattresses I've tested, while the Purple is great mattress for hot sleepers thanks to the impressive breathability of all the brand's mattresses. Read our individual reviews of the Purple Mattress and Nectar Classic Mattress. Below, we help you choose the best mattress for your sleep style and body type based on the most important factors you should consider when shopping for a new bed: design, price, return policy, warranty, setup, comfort, heat dissipation, edge support, and motion isolation. Specs compared Specs Nectar Classic The Purple Mattress Best for All sleeping styles, couples Side sleepers, hot sleepers Sizes Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, Cal king, split king Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, Cal king, split king Type Memory foam Polymer grid and foam Firmness (1 softest to 10 firmest) 6/10 (medium-firm) 5/10 (medium) Motion isolation (1 awful to 10 best) 8 2 Heat dissipation (1 traps heat to 10 stays cool) 3 7 Edge support (1 awful to 10 best) 8 3 Weight (queen) 83 pounds 88 pounds Thickness 12 inches 9.25 inches Trial period policy 365 nights 100 nights Warranty Forever 10 years Showroom availability Yes, retail partners Yes, showrooms and stores Design The Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress features a cool-to-the-touch cover made of a poly-blend with polyethylene. You can remove the cover, but doing so voids the warranty and will likely be a pain to get back on. The Nectar is made up of three CertiPUR-US-certified foam layers. The top layer is made of pressure-relieving memory foam. The next layer is designed to keep your spine aligned and offer responsive support. The base foam layer provides durability, motion isolation, and more support. The Purple Mattress has a soft, breathable, hypoallergenic cover. The top layer is the famous GelFlex Grid, a two-inch hyper-elastic polymer layer with ventilation. It's two inches thick and provides pressure relief, air flow, and heat dissipation. The grid is surrounded by edge support foam. Below are two foam layers. First, the comfort foam layer aims to cradle your body followed by a base foam for durability and support. The Nectar Classic is also available as a hybrid (for an extra $150), while the Purple is not. However, the Purple is the 'Goldilocks' option in the brand's Essential collection. The pricier PurplePlus has an 'ultra comfort' foam layer and double the base foam. The PurpleFlex, which I prefer to the Purple and which usually costs less, lacks the Purple's comfort layer. If you want a Purple hybrid, you'll have to spend about $1,000 more. Purple mattresses are also Certified Clean Air Gold, ensuring they won't impact your indoor air quality, and made in the USA. Price compared Every size of the Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress costs less than the Purple. Nectar says the 'total value' of the queen is $1,598, but I've never seen it at that price. Instead, it's consistently at $649. A queen-sized Purple retails for $1,499, and it's regularly at that price, though it's often discounted. In fact, in the last year, it was temporarily on sale for $999. Both brands offer financing, so you can pay off the mattress of your choice with monthly payments. Also, both brands provide free shipping, though you will have to pay sales tax. Return policy and warranty compared While it's becoming more common, the 365-night sleep trial offered by Nectar is among the best in the industry. Before you can return your bed, though, you need to sleep on it for at least 30 nights. If you're not satisfied, you get a full refund. Also impressive is Nectar's ' forever warranty.' Yet, there are a few common catches. Like, the warranty is void if you remove the cover, and it only covers the original buyer of the mattress. After the first 10 years, Nectar can choose to repair the mattress, rather than replace it, and charge you to ship it. Purple's sleep trial is quite a bit shorter — 100 nights — but they only require you to sleep on it for 21 nights before returning it. The brand also offers a full refund, though they won't refund you if the law tag has been removed. Purple's warranty length is 10 years, which is fairly standard. If the company finds the mattress is defective, they will choose to replace or repair it. Yet, there are several caveats. You have to pay the transportation fees, the law tag must be attached, and the bed must not be stored or used by a medical patient at any point. Setup process compared The Nectar comes in a cardboard box. The Purple comes in a purple tube with handles that make it easier to schlep to your bedroom. The setup processes are similar and fairly intuitive. You remove the external packaging, place the wrapped mattress on your bed frame, and remove the remaining layers of plastic wrap. Don't worry about memorizing this: Both mattresses come with instructions. Nectar provides a letter opener-style cutter for removing the plastic. The Purple came with two sleep masks, which my 11-year-old wears 24/7. What made the Purple harder to set up is its weight (88 pounds for a queen versus the Nectar's 83), and it's floppier than the Nectar, making it a little more unwieldy. Both had an initial odor that dissipated by bedtime, by which time they were also fully expanded. Both Nectar and Purple offer in-home setup, also called 'white-glove delivery.' Part of the service is disposing of the packaging and your old mattress. Nectar charges $199 for this service. Purple offers it free with its pricier models. However, if you want white-glove delivery with the Purple mattress, it'll cost you $200. Comfort compared When choosing a mattress, comfort is everything. When we evaluate comfort, we look at pressure relief, spinal alignment, and firmness. The Nectar is medium-firm (6/10), while the Purple is average (5/10). As a bigger fella — 6 feet tall, 225 pounds — I found the Nectar was more comfortable. The Nectar was comfortable no matter how I slept, though I preferred sleeping on my side. My sleep scores were also above average. The softer Purple should have been perfect for my side sleeping, but I just had trouble getting comfortable. I felt like I didn't sink in enough on my side. Yet, I sank too much for comfortable back and stomach sleeping. Still, heavier side sleepers and petite stomach and back sleepers might appreciate it. As for me, I had below-average sleep scores on it. However, I should note that I absolutely loved sleeping on the similarly priced PurpleFlex Mattress. It's especially great for stomach and back sleepers. Also, when on a break from testing new mattresses, I like to sleep on the Purple RestorePlus, which is quite pricey ($2,999 for a queen) but oh-so soft for side sleeping. Read my full PurpleFlex Mattress review. Heat dissipation compared You know how I said I loved Purple's polymer grid? Well, this is partly because it facilitates airflow, which translates to excellent heat dissipation and me not being a sweaty mess when trying to sleep. So, yeah, I stayed cool on the Purple Mattress. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the Nectar Classic. I use a laser thermometer to measure how hot mattresses get while I'm on them and soon after I get up. The Nectar was about average in how hot it got. However, the heat dissipated slower than most mattresses I've tested. Also, there were a few nights when I felt like I was overheating. Edge support compared When your partner is encroaching on your side of the bed, you want to feel comfortable as you try to escape to the edge. The Nectar Classic had exceptional edge support. I had to roll quite far on the edge of the Nectar before I fell off. I used a yardstick to measure how much the side sank when I sat on it, and the Nectar compacted less than average: just 3 inches, compared to the 3.5-inch average. The Purple wasn't as good. I felt uncomfortable when I lay on the edge of the Purple, like I might fall at any moment. Motion transfer compared I don't know if it's the polymer grid or what, but Purple's beds tend to have awful motion isolation, and the Purple Mattress was among the worst. On the other hand, Nectar was outstanding. I test motion isolation by placing a soda can about 12 inches away from where a bowling ball I drop lands. If the can stays upright, the motion isolation is great. If it falls, the motion isolation is subpar. With the Nectar, the can stayed upright. Yet, when I tested the Purple, the can fell over quickly. The bowling ball also bounced quite high. While some couples might like the Purple's bounce, I'd strongly recommend the Nectar Classic over the Purple for most couples that share a bed. The Nectar's impressive edge support and motion isolation just make it the obvious choice over Purple's inferior performance in both categories. The bottom line The Purple Mattress is the brand's top-selling mattress, but it's my least favorite. I love the gel grid on its other beds, but I just couldn't get comfortable on the flagship mattress. The poor motion isolation and edge support make it unsuitable for people sharing a bed. Still, some side sleepers who tend to overheat may like it. Most sleepers should choose the Nectar or one of Purple's other mattresses. If you have less than $1,299 to spend — the cost of Purple's cheapest bed, the PurpleFlex — the Nectar Classic is the obvious choice. Its medium-firm feel works well for back, stomach, and side sleepers. The excellent motion isolation and edge support will keep couples happy. The only area where it could use improvement is heat dissipation, which may be a pro for cold sleepers.
