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Tom's Guide
10-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
There are hundreds of mattresses on sale this week — these are the 7 deals actually worth shopping, from $149
Prime Day landing so soon after the 4th of July sales means we've been drowning in mattress sales for weeks. If you're trying to buy a new bed but are fatigued by the sheer mass of sales coming at you on a daily basis, I can help. I track sleep deals month in, month out, and in my opinion there are really only 7 worth browsing right now – and I've rounded them up right here. One of these standout 'better-than-Black Friday' bargains is the Siena Memory Foam Mattress, one of the top recommended options in our best mattress of 2025 guide. Today a queen Siena is down to $278 (was $359) at Amazon – that's the cheapest price I've seen it go for. The Siena is an excellent option for guest rooms and dorm beds, with a twin priced $149 (was $199) thanks to 25% off. Here are the six other great mattress sales I recommend this week... 1. Siena Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $199 now $149 at AmazonSiena usually holds a regular 605 off sale that freezes a queen Memory Foam at $359, but there's an even cheaper deal on this budget all-foam bed over at Amazon. The retail giant's deal takes queen to $278 (and comes with a 180-night trial, 10-year warranty and free shipping), which is much cheaper than Black Friday's $340 queen deal. We named the Siena as the best cheap mattress as our testers for the Siena Memory Foam Mattress review were blown away by the support and value of money the bed provides. 2. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was $1,399 now $999 at SaatvaWe think the Saatva Classic is the best hybrid mattress you can buy for a multitude of reasons, from its customizable comfort (it comes in three feels) to its high-quality materials. It's one of the comfiest luxury beds on the market and achieved a full 5/5 score in our Saatva Classic mattress review during a recent retesting. The great news is it's now $400 off all sizes when you use our link above. A queen is now $1,699 (was $2,099), and you'll also get a lifetime warranty, a year-long sleep trial, and free mattress installation and old bed removal. 3. Siena 8' Essential Mattress: twin was $149 now $119 at AmazonWhile the Siena Memory Foam Mattress is our top deal, the Siena Essential shouldn't be overlooked either. The brand's cheapest (and thinnest) offering is perfect for guest rooms as a queen is only $179 (was $279) at Amazon (Siena is still selling a queen for $279) and you'll still get Siena's 180 night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty, too. 4. Allswell Organic 12" Mattress: twin was $577 now $298 at AllswellThe best organic mattresses do not come cheap, so the Allswell Organic is a remarkable find even when it's not on sale. While we have yet to test this budget buy, we've looked at the GOTS Certified design and we are impressed. And at just $558 for a queen, it's a steal. 5. Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid Mattress: twin was $932 now $652.40 at Brooklyn BeddingAs we say in our Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress review this newcomer provided effective specialist cooling with a luxury feel, all while supporting combi sleepers, making it a top rated option in our best cooling mattress guide. Brooklyn Bedding is offering 30% with code FLASH30, a discount they only ever roll out for big sales events and federal holidays, reducing a queen to $932.40 (was $1,332). You'll also get a 120-night sleep trial, and a lifetime warranty, and free shipping. 6. Helix Midnight Luxe Mattress: twin was $1,436 now $1,048 at Helix with code TOM27The Helix Midnight Luxe is our No 1 pick in our guide to the best mattress for side sleepers, and you can now get a 27% off deal with our exclusive discount code TOMS27, taking a queen Helix Midnight Luxe from $2,398.66 to $1,751.03. This is a great exclusive deal that will save you more than the current non-exclusive 25% sale and the regular 20% sale. A 100-night sleep trial and lifetime limited warranty is also included. 7. Leesa Studio Mattress: twin was $549 now $384 at LeesaLeesa's more affordable bed, the Studio, just got cheaper thanks to a 30% discount that overtakes the brand's standard 20%-25% sales. This takes a queen to $559 (down from $77), which is just outside cheap mattress territory. We tried the budget-friendly mattress in our Leesa Studio mattress hand-on review, and found the mattress to deliver the same soothing relief you'd find in more expensive, luxury mattresses. Plus, you'll get a 100 nights to try it for yourself. While a lot of people think that bargain-hunting for mattresses should only be limited to the big five sales — Presidents' Day sales in February, Memorial Day sales in May, Labor Day in September, and Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales in November and December — which all occur outside of summertime, great discounts can be found throughout the summer months. The 4th of July mattress sales are still ongoing (an we predict they will carry on until Mid-July) while Amazon Prime Day in July will surely bring us some great deals on bargain beds and brand-name mattresses alike. Also, the early Labor Day mattress sales usually start around August, with some brands offering the same Labor Day discount in August and September. In short, the best time to buy a mattress depends on how strategic you are when summer shopping. Brands such as Saatva, Helix, and Brooklyn Bedding tend to offer discounts that are actually better than their run-of-the-mill sales. You'll know when you're looking at the better Saatva mattress sales when you see a $400 off discount (this deal is better for the cheaper Saatva models) or a 15% off sale (better if you want to buy a more expensive Saatva mattress). Meanwhile, Helix mattress sales can offer some great savings, while Brooklyn Bedding bring out their 30% off sales during big sales events. Amazon can also surprise with generous flash deals on some of the top-selling Amazon mattresses (which include big brands such as Nectar and DreamCloud).
Tom's Guide
08-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Siena vs Layla: Which cheap memory foam mattress is the right fit for your sleep?
Type: All-foamInternal layers: 2Brand firmness: 6.5/10Height: 10"Sizes: 7Sleep trial: 180 nightsWarranty: 10 yearsSale price: from $179 at Siena Sleep Type: All-foamInternal layers: 2Brand firmness: 6/10Height: 9"Sizes: 6Sleep trial: 120 nightsWarranty: 10 yearsSale price: from $399 at Layla Sleep Thanks to innovations in design and materials, you don't have to spend a lot of money to bring home a reliable mattress these days. For instance, the Siena Memory Foam Mattress and the Layla Essential Mattress are a couple of great options for shoppers on a tight budget, but which one should you buy? In our Siena vs Layla showdown, we'll be comparing these two all-foam beds based on price, design, and performance. The Siena sits in our best mattresses of 2025 guide as our top budget pick, but if you're a lighter sleeper who wants a slightly softer surface, we suggest you try the Layla Essential instead. There's an evergreen mattress sale ongoing for both beds, but the Siena, in particular, is a highlight of this year's Prime Day mattress deals. Before you go shopping, here's what you need to know about the Siena Memory Foam Mattress and the Layla Essential Mattress. You can ignore the MSRPs for both of these mattresses, as Siena and Layla run consistent sales. The Layla Essential is the more expensive option of the two. The standard Layla mattress sale slices $150 off the retail price, bringing the price of a queen-size to $549. However, we've seen as much as $200 off, dropping a queen Layla Essential to just $499. Meanwhile, the typical Siena mattress deal yields a final price of $359 for a queen Siena Memory Foam Mattress. That's a $40 drop from last year's sale price of $399 and the best we've seen. Flash sales aren't very common at Siena lately, so you can expect to pay this price year-round. Both Siena and Layla include a 10-year warranty, free shipping, and free returns. While Layla offers a 120-night sleep trial, Siena boasts a generous 180-night sleep trial, which is among the longest in the industry and certainly impressive for a budget bed. However, Layla does throw in two free Layla Memory Foam pillows (worth up to $100 each) with mattress purchase. Siena Memory Foam Mattress: twin from $179 at SienaAn evergreen sale ensures the Siena mattresses are excellent value for money, with a queen size going for only $359. The 180-night trial makes it an even better value. The Layla Essential Mattress: twin was $549 now $399 at Layla SleepThe Essential is currently $150 off, reducing a queen-size to $549. However, time your purchase carefully (like around major holidays) to potentially score another $50 off. It also comes with two free Layla Memory Foam Pillows. The Siena Memory Foam Mattress is 10" tall with a 2" memory foam comfort layer and an 8" block of foundational foam. A shift-resistant cover and a soft top cover bookend these foam layers, but the top cover is non-removable and can't be washed. The Layla Essential Mattress also has a 2-layer design but a slightly smaller 9" profile. It comprises a 2.5lb open-cell memory foam comfort layer, a 7" polyfoam core, and a textured cover you can remove and put in the wash. Both Siena and Layla claim to use CertiPUR-US certified foams and a fiberglass-free design to promote safer, healthier sleep. While both are rated medium-firm by their respective brands, we found the Siena Memory Foam Mattress much firmer than its self-described 6.5/10 rating. During our Siena Memory Foam mattress review, we rated the sturdy bed as a 9/10 (firm) on the firmness scale. We consider it one of the best mattresses for stomach sleepers as it supports the hip region well. It's also great for couples thanks to its excellent motion isolation and very good edge support. However, if you want the characteristic "hug" of memory foam, then the Siena won't be it for you. Side sleepers and some back sleepers may need time to adjust to this firmness, but should be pleased with the balanced, full-body support after a while. The Layla Essential is much softer at 6/10 on the firmness scale (medium-firm). Our Layla Essential mattress review found this bed offers superb support for back sleeping. It's more contouring than the Siena, but despite that, our tester said side sleeping on the Layla Essential didn't offer sufficient relief in the hips and shoulders. Take a look at our list of the best mattresses for side sleepers if that's what you need. We're inclined to recommend the Layla Essential for solo sleepers or co-sleepers who aren't roused so easily. Our drop tests revealed that this mattress doesn't dampen as much movement as the Siena. We also found that the edges sink lower than the center of the bed, showing an obvious lack of reinforcement along the edges, though not to an objectionable degree. The Siena Memory Foam and the Layla Essential both sleep remarkably cool for two beds constructed entirely from memory foam, a material notorious for trapping heat. The Siena Memory Foam has a moisture-wicking polyester cover while the top memory foam layer is infused with charcoal for a fresh, cool sleep surface. The lack of a deep sinkage surely helps here, too. Our testers were impressed with the Siena's temperature regulation. Our lead reviewer didn't suffer any night sweats despite high temperatures during testing. The Layla Essential also boasts some great cooling features, such as the top cover's breathable hexagon stitching and a top layer of Open Cell+ memory foam designed to facilitate airflow. This culminated in our lead reviewer sleeping comfortably on this mattress amidst a hot Californian summer. Despite their above-average temperature regulation, neither mattress is cooling, per se. If severe hot flashes keep you up at night, have a look at our guide to the best cooling mattresses. ✅ You're on a tighter budget: The permanent 60% discount means you'll never have to be strategic about when you buy this budget-friendly bed. It's also a few hundred dollars less than the Layla on average. ✅ You're a stomach sleeper: The Siena Memory Foam offers firm support and minimal contouring, making it an ideal choice for most stomach sleepers. ✅ You share a bed: Not only does the Siena dampen movement well, it's also available in a split king size, a rarity among budget models. ✅ You're a back sleeper: The medium-firm feel of the Layla offers great comfort, optimal alignment, and optimal support for back sleeping. ✅ You want an easy clean: The Layla comes with a removable, machine-washable cover to protect against spills, although you'll still want to wrap it in a mattress protector. ✅ You sleep solo: The motion isolation isn't as good as the Siena's, which is why we recommend the Layla Essential for those who sleep alone.
Tom's Guide
02-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
The Siena Memory Foam Mattress is cheaper than Black Friday in epic 4th of July Amazon mattress sale
The Siena Memory Foam Mattress is always excellent year-round value for money, but a new 4th of July mattress sale makes it cheaper to buy today than it was during Black Friday. You can buy a queen 10" Siena mattress for $278 at Amazon. After rigorous mattress in-house testing, the Siena Memory Foam Mattress has proved itself comfortable and supportive bed for all budgets. We rate it as one of the best memory foam mattresses you can buy online right now and the best cheap mattress overall. As the 4th of July mattress sales begin to drop, this CertiPUR-US certified mattress is worth a look if you're looking for a decent bed on a budget. Here's why it offers exceptional value for money, and is an absolute steal at Amazon right now... Siena Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $199 now $149 at AmazonIn our Siena Memory Foam Mattress review, our side and back sleepers were pleased with the full-body support of the Siena all-foam mattress. So was our lone stomach sleeper, who liked that her hips didn't sink below the rest of her body. It did take a few nights for the mattress to soften slightly, though, to give that memory foam 'hug'. We think the Siena is the best mattress for under $400, but the current Amazon discount makes it even cheaper. The 10" Siena mattress is now $278 (was $349) for a queen size at Amazon — that's not a typo, just exceptional value for money. And Siena's usual perks (we're talking a 180-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty, which are standard in the mattress industry) are still included. Our score: ★★★★User score: ★★★★½ (600+ reviews) Siena Premier Hybrid mattress: twin was $299 now $249 at AmazonAlthough the memory foam Siena is comfortable in all sleep positions, combination sleepers will likely prefer a bouncy, responsive sleep surface, like that delivered by the 10" Siena Premier Hybrid mattress, to help them move between positions through the night. This mattress comes in three firmness levels at Amazon (plush, medium and firm) — an option that usually only comes with luxury rather than budget beds. With up to 25% off this mattress, a queen size sits at $402.54. This is only a marginal extra saving compared to the Siena mattress sale we usually see (a queen Siena Premier Hybrid usually sells for $424), but $20 is $20. Our score: ★★★★User score: ★★★★½ (60+ reviews)
Tom's Guide
21-06-2025
- Health
- Tom's Guide
EGOHOME Black 12" Memory Foam Mattress review 2025: affordable support for all sleep positions
EGOHOME is an affordable mattress brand that has only recently been brought to my attention. While I often get to test some ultra-luxurious mattresses created by premium brands that appear in the ultimate best mattress guide, I also feel it's important to try the offerings of lesser-known, more budget-friendly brands — and Amazon stalwart EGOHOME fits that bill. I'm always on the look out to add low-cost beds to 2025's best cheap mattress guide, and I felt that the EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress may just be a contender. So, I got myself a full-size and slept on it for over three weeks. You'll find my full review further down the page, but if you're in a hurry here's my review in brief of the EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress... Type: Memory FoamMaterials: gel-infused foam, copper-infused foamFirmness: Medium-firm (7.5/10)Height: 12'Trial Period: 100 nightsWarranty: 10 yearsPrice: From $289 (MSRP $449) at EGOHOME As the name suggests, the EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress is a 12"-tall memory foam bed. While the Black 12" Mattress does come in a hybrid version, I tried the cheaper, softer all-foam version to suit my side-sleeping style and preference for plusher mattresses. The EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress is designed to give a softer feel for side sleepers and anyone who struggles with joint or back pain. It uses "copper and graphene technology" for temperature regulation. The brand describes the all-foam version as delivering a "gentle hug" and providing stable support, while the fiberglass-free inner cover provides fire protection without the risk of skin irritation or breathing problems. I'm primarily a back and side sleeper, but I also rested on my stomach while testing the Black 12" Mattress to find out whether it suits all sleep positions. And you know what? This is one of those rare mattresses that supports all sleep styles. The memory foam is ultra body-cradling, but it also has a firmness that means there's enough support around the hips and lower back. My shoulders were hugged when I slept on my side, while I never felt my hips were dipping when I slept on my back. Not once throughout the testing period did I wake up with aches or pains. I also tried resting on my stomach (I use the word "resting" instead of "sleeping" because front sleeping will never feel natural to me) and my hips were supported, too. This gives it an edge over one of our favorite stomach sleeper mattresses, the budget-friendly Siena Memory Foam Mattress. While the Siena only impressed our front-sleeping testers, the EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress covers side and back sleepers, too. Overall, I rate the mattress a medium-firm 7.5/10 on the firmness scale (10 being the firmest). The EGOHOME didn't impress me in all departments, however. Despite boasting an "anti-heat" graphene and heat-dissipating "CoolFlex Foam", the mattress's cooling properties were disappointing as I felt that the foam trapped a lot of body heat on hot, humid nights. The slow-moving foam also meant the mattress could be a little stuffy and difficult to change sleep positions on. Plus, while I definitely feel a lot of side sleepers will love the shape-molding comfort and medium support of the Black 12" Mattress, I would have really loved there to be more softness and cushioning (the kind seen in the best pillow top mattresses) for my lightweight frame. However, in other arenas, the mattress performed very well. The slow-moving foam meant the motion isolation was faultless, so restless sleepers won't have to worry about waking up their partners. Edge support was also impressive, with the edges strong enough for sitting and getting in and out of bed. When judging this mattress, I always kept in mind the price, and this mattress certainly brought good quality for such a low cost. Frequent mattress sales mean you'll always pay less than $400 for a queen, and you'll also get 100 nights to try out the EGOHOME Black 12" to see if it's right for you. The EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress costs $369.99 for a queen after a consistent 47%+ discount, but the price drop varies between sizes. For instance, a twin is often 35% off but a king is usually 37% off. Here's the MSRP and usual sale price of each size: A current promo code, SAVEVIP, takes an extra 10% off your order and reduces a queen to $333. You can always get an extra 10% off the Black 12" bed, the only difference is that the code changes. For example, the previous code was HONOR10, so check the EGOHOME homepage for the code name before heading to the checkout. When buying directly from the brand's website, you'll get a 10-year warranty, a 100-night sleep trial to try out your new bed, and free shipping. Honestly, a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty is pretty standard in the mattress sphere, but it's still plenty of time to literally sleep on your purchase and get your coverage. (It takes up to 30 nights to know if a mattress is the one for you, and you shouldn't be keeping your mattress beyond 10 years anyhow.) Beyond its own site, EGOHOME has become a big seller at Amazon. You can currently buy a queen EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress for $329.99 at Amazon, which is cheaper than buying directly from the brand but won't include a 100 night sleep trial or a 10-year warranty. EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress: twin was $442 now $261 with code SAVE10 at EGOHOME This mattress is up to 47% off plus an extra 10% off, taking a queen to $333 (MSRP is $699). There's also extras including 100 nights to try out the mattress before deciding whether you'd like to return, a 10-year warranty, and free shipping within one to two business days. Standing a foot tall, the US-made EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress features an all-foam construction made up of three layers: a copper-infused layer of memory foam, a cooling gel-infused layer of memory foam, and a supportive base layer of high-density foam. The layers are wrapped in a bacteria-resistant "Anti-heat" graphene cover, and a fiber-glass-free inner cover supplies a safer flame retardant. There is no pillow top. The bed is relatively lightweight, weighing just 60lbs for a queen. There are no handles for maneuvering the bed, but this isn't really a concern when you consider how light the mattress is. Although EGOHOME rates the Black 12" bed as soft and a mattress that's ideal for side sleepers, I'm more inclined to say it's medium-firm and ideal for pretty much any sleep position. The memory foam molded to my shoulders whenever I slept on my side, but the high density of the support foam had enough firmness to support my lower back when back sleeping and my hips when lying on my stomach. The Black 12" mattress is honestly the first bed I've ever tested that supports and caters to every sleep style. I also ran some subjective tests to measure its comfort and support by placing a 56lb weight on the surface, and I found that it created a 3.5" dip — indicating excellent pressure relief. However, while it no doubt molded to my shape, it didn't provide a plush or cushioning surface (as odd as that sounds, considering its sink-in feel). It also could be stuffy and difficult to move around on, which may pose a problem to combination sleepers who often change position throughout the night. Score: 4 out of 5 Just like the beds you'll find in our guide to the best mattresses in a box, the EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress was delivered rolled up and vacuum packed in a cardboard box straight to my doorstep. I've seen a lot of mattress shipping boxes arriving torn and battered, exposing the mattress inside, but the EGOHOME's box arrived intact. It took two people to get the box up the stairs to my bedroom (which is normal and strongly recommended if you want to avoid injury), but once they propped the box on my bed frame, I was able to unbox the mattress by myself. Usually, I recruit another person to help me unbox a mattress, as it can be arduous work – especially as the previous mattresses I tested were hybrids, which tend to be heavier than other kinds – but in this case the relative lightness galvanized me into doing it myself. For example, the last mattress I unboxed weighed a 103lbs in a full size, while the EGOHOME weighed just 53lbs, making the unboxing process an absolute breeze even when doing alone. As soon as I cut the mattress free from the plastic, it began to expand almost to its full shape. After just 20 minutes, it had reached an 11" height. EGOHOME advises leaving it to expand for 12 to 48 hours before sleeping on it but, I found that it had reached its 12" height way before the 24 hours was up. I didn't detect any off-gassing after unboxing, even though I kept my bedroom door and windows shut. Score: 5 out of 5 I slept on a full size EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress for over three weeks, and here's how it performed in all the categories covered by our mattress testing methodology... The EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress impressed me during the motion isolation tests, which involve placing a glass on one side of the bed and dropping a 10lb weight four, eight, and 12 inches away to simulate someone getting in and out of bed. I then observed how the glass reacts to the drop to gauge whether or not the mattress is good at prevent a person's movements from transferring to another person's side of the bed. At every distance, the glass remained upright and barely wobbled (usually, the glass falls over during the four-inch distance test), indicating excellent motion isolation for bed-sharing couples. Score: 5 out of 5 The EGOHOME website's description of the Black 12" Mattress makes the bed sound as if it offers the same cutting-edge cooling tech as the best cooling mattresses, boasting of its "CoolFlex Foam" and "Anti-heat" cover. Initially, I slept comfortably. The mattress wasn't cool to the touch, but it wasn't warm either. However, then came the beginning of the humid summer weather, and that's when I found the temperature regulation to be sub-par. The foam retained heat, and I often felt stuffy despite the fact that I'm not typically a hot sleeper. While I should point out that my apartment doesn't have air conditioning, I still don't recommend this mattress to anyone who regularly experiences night sweats or lives in a hot or humid climate. Score: 3.5 out of 5 It's often overlooked, but a bed's edge support is important to test as it can tell you whether the edges are strong enough to sleep or sit on without feeling as if you're sinking or going to roll out of bed. Strong edge support is also important if you have mobility issues, as you need stable edges to help you get in and out of bed with ease. To test the edges, I frequently sat on the sides and foot of the beds, such as when getting dressed or taking off my shoes. With previous mattresses I've tested, I often found the sides to be strong but the foot of the bed to be weak and quicksand-soft, often making me dip every time I sat down. However, the Black 12" Mattress kept me well supported whether I sat on the sides or the foot of the bed, and the subjective tests reflect this. When I placed a 56lb weight on the side of the mattress and foot of the bed, I recorded the same measurement: a sink just under 2.5". Score: 5 out of 5 One person's experience with a mattress will obviously differ to another person's experience, so I scoured the web for online reviews from verified customers to see if their views align with mine. The issue is that the online reviews for the all-foam model on EGOHOME's site are mixed together with the reviews of the hybrid model, so it's hard to tell which model each customer is talking about. There are over 150 reviews for the Black 12" (both all-foam and hybrid), with over 130 of those reviews rewarding 5 stars. The consensus is that the mattress is great for preventing shoulder, back, and joint pain, which lines up with my view, but many customers actually found this mattress to sleep cool. (Though bear in mind that hybrids do tend to sleep cooler than all-foam models.) On Amazon the EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress scores 4.4 out of 5 on the basis of over 1,600 reviews; 72% of them are five-star reviews while 17% give it three stars or less. Positive reviews praised its comfort, quality and value for money, while less impressed customers pointed out its heat retention and complained about a lack of durability as well as back pain after sleeping on the mattress. The EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress is an impressive mattress, especially when you consider it's usually under $400 for a queen. It supports basically any sleep position and isolates motion well, making it one of the best medium-firm mattresses for couples with different sleep styles who don't want to be woken up by each other's tossing and turning. Its edge support is consistent, too, so you can sit on the edges without feeling as though you're sinking, sleep close to the edges without feeling you're going to roll out of bed, and get in and out of bed with ease. While this mattress does not feel luxurious or plush in the slightest, the build is still of excellent quality and the fiberglass-free materials means your sleeping in safe hands. However, anyone who experiences night sweats or lives in a hot climate should note that this all-foam bed does have a tendency to trap heat. The Siena Memory Foam Mattress is one our highest-rated picks if you're looking for a mattress on the budget. While it isn't soft enough for side and back sleepers, the Siena does have an advantage over the Black 12" Mattress in that it sleeps incredibly cool. The Siena is also under $400 for queen and comes with a 180-night sleep trial as oppose to EGOHOME's 100-night trial. Learn more in our Siena Memory Foam Mattress review. The Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress is ideal for side sleepers thanks to its excellent pressure relief, and we reccomend it as one of the best memory foam mattresses on the market. Like EGOHOME's Black 12" Mattress, it's fiberglass free and a popular choice on Amazon, but it may be too soft for back and front sleepers. Learn more in our Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress review. The Cocoon by Sealy Chill impressed us in the department in which the EGOHOME let us down: temperature regulation. The Chill is, like the EGOHOME, and all-foam budget-friendly bed, only it is a specialist cooling bed. However, the specialist cooling tech does hike up the price to $699 for a queen, but it's worth it if you want to keep night sweats at bay. Learn more in our Cocoon by Sealy Chill Mattress review
Business Insider
27-05-2025
- Business
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These Memorial Day mattress sales are still live: Last chance to save up to $1,500 on editor-approved beds
Memorial Day may be over, but that doesn't mean the deals are. The holiday brought with it some of the best deals and discounts from brands across all categories, including some of the best mattress sales we've seen all year. But if you didn't get a chance to snag a new bed on Monday, don't despair. Plenty of the best Memorial Day mattress sales are still of our favorite mattress brands and retailers are keeping the festivities going by extending their Memorial Day discounts. With sitewide discounts, bundle and save deals, and coupons available on mattresses of all types, there's no shortage of opportunities to upgrade your bed affordably. But if you're overwhelmed by your options, we're here to help. Ahead, find a full list of Memorial Day mattress sales that are still running, along with the best deals on beds our sleep experts on the Reviews team can vouch for. You can still get a new bed for under $300 in some cases. Some deals are ending tonight, though, so don't hesitate to make your purchase before it's too The prices listed here are for queen mattresses, but most discounts apply to all mattress sizes, often selectable on the same page. Casper revamped its all-foam mattress with the launch of The One, a medium-firm bed with a breathable and pressure-relieving design. The softer-than-average firmness of the Siena Memory Foam Mattress makes it the ideal choice for side sleepers, especially those who overheat. Saatva's newest all-memory foam mattress is described as cooling and instantly contouring, available in medium and firm options. Its construction melds various high-density nontoxic CertiPUR-US certified memory foam layers with lumbar support infused with phase change material. The Cocoon Chill is a medium-firm memory foam mattress with a cooling cover layer. The Nap Queen 8-Inch mattress combines three layers of memory foam: bamboo charcoal-infused for cooling and odor protection, comfort foam, and a bottom layer of support foam. The numerous foam layers should help to minimize pressure points for a comfortable night's sleep. The Tempur-Pedic ProAdapt is a supportive mattress with excellent pressure relief that keeps you cool throughout the night. It's available in three firmnesses, plus a hybrid. The Leesa Sapira Hybrid Mattress provides great edge support and motion isolation. Its mix of memory foam and pocket springs produces an average firmness, making it an outstanding solution for back pain sufferers of any sleeping style. Save an extra $25 with our exclusive promo code INSIDER25. The Bear Hybrid mattress has six layers of foam and spring coils for a customized fit and great night's sleep. It's also made with a moisture-wicking cover, making it a great choice for hot sleepers. The Big Fig Mattress is constructed for heavier individuals with firm support and a high weight capacity. It's also endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association. The Puffy Royal Mattress is the ideal choice for side sleepers and petite individuals who want a plush feel to sink into. Plus, couples will appreciate the impressive motion isolation. The PlushBeds Botanical Bliss mattress is certified organic and stays cool. The medium-firm feel is ideal for stomach and back sleepers. The Zenhaven Latex Mattress features zoned support for optimal spinal alignment and an array of organic certifications. It is dual-sided for different feels — Luxury Plush and Gentle Firm — though our mattress expert found both sides were firmer than average. Still, the edge support was exceptional. Thanks to its all-natural materials, the Birch Mattress is guilt-free for environmentally conscious folks. Made with natural foam and New Zealand wool, Awara's mattress includes latex-wrapped coil springs for bounce and support. The Nolah Natural 11-inch Mattress is made of eco-friendly latex, offering a soft, responsive feel. The wrapped pocket coils add support and durability. Right now, it's more than $700 off, making it a great deal for a latex mattress. Memorial Day is one of the best times to buy a mattress, as most retailers boast huge markdowns and sales for the holiday. If you're not quite ready to purchase a mattress, it's unlikely prices will be this good again until the fall. We suggest checking back around Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Presidents Day next year to find similar the best mattress for you will depend on various factors. You'll want to consider your typical sleeping position, which will affect which firmness level and material is a good match. The best mattress for hot sleepers is probably a cooling one, while the best mattress for side sleepers might be softer to maintain spine alignment and avoid crushing the hips and more shopping tips in our guide on how to choose a out our roundups of the best Casper coupons, Big Fig promo codes, Mattress Firm discount codes, and Purple mattress coupons to stay up to date on future our WhatsApp channel on mobile for the latest deals, buying guides, and reviews
