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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
Tom's Guide
25-05-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
DreamCloud, Nectar & Brooklyn Bedding — these are the 3 most luxurious mattresses under $1,000 in the Memorial Day sales
A luxury mattress can easily set you back $1,800 or more (just take a look at our best luxury mattress guide). But fear not: you can get a touch of luxury with a budget of $1,000 — if you know where (and when) to look. And we do... We've seen a handful of deals in the Memorial Day mattress sales that will get you a quality, luxury-style mattress for under $1,000. In fact, our top recommendation comes in well under that: the DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress is only $649 for a queen at DreamCloud — and it's one of the best mattresses we've tested this year. If you want to splurge on your sleep and indulge in ultimate comfort, you can get $400 off our number one mattress, the Saatva Classic, with our special deal. It starts at $999 for a twin (but a queen is $1,699). Otherwise, here are our top three luxury-style mattresses for under $1,000. 1. DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid (queen): $649 at DreamCloudThe best hybrid mattresses combine foam and steel springs to create a delicate balance of cushioning and support, and the DreamCloud Hybrid gets that almost spot-on, despite its lower-mid-range price tag. In our DreamCloud Mattress review, we found it comfortable in all sleeping positions (even if our side-sleeping testers needed a bit of time to break it in), while its support earned high marks from our reviewer with back pain. The current DreamCloud mattress sale is nothing special for Memorial Day, but at $649, a queen is slightly cheaper than it was Black Friday ($665). At either price, it's exceptional value for money. Our review: ★★★★½User score: ★★★★½ (9,000+ reviews) 2. Nectar Premier Memory Foam mattress (queen): $949 at NectarNectar's Premier Memory Foam Mattress recently rocketed to the top spot in our best memory foam mattress guide, and for good reason. It's 13 inches tall and uses thick, high-density foams to create a sumptuous, body hugging feel. In our Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress review, we describe it as "luxurious and plush," and particularly comfortable for side sleepers. It doesn't have the show-stopping finish of your typical luxury mattress, but that's a minor quibble at a price of $949 for a queen. If you do have a bigger budget and want an even more sumptuous memory foam mattress, consider the Saatva review: ★★★★½User score: ★★★★½ (50,000+ reviews) 3. Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress (queen): $1,332 now $932.40 at Brooklyn BeddingThe CopperFlex range from Brooklyn Bedding has been designed to offer "affordable luxury" and it delivers on that promise straight out the box: this mattress is immediately comfortable. It impressed us throughout our Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress review process. The GlacioTex cover disperses heat on a par with some of the best cooling mattresses we've tested, while the quilted cover is plush and cushioning. There's 30% off in the Brooklyn Bedding mattress sale, which makes it more affordable than usual (a queen is down to $932 from $1,332) and it comes with a 120-night trial and lifetime warranty. Our review: ★★★★½ User score: ★★★★½ (500+ reviews) More top sales to consider
