Bear mattress sales for July 2025: Save 30% on cooling beds

Bear has returned to its usual 30% off sale following a bumper 40% off deal for the 4th of July but while you can't score our favorite saving from Bear right now, you can still pick up our top-rated cooling mattress, the Elite Hybrid, from $1,574 at Bear.

The Bear Elite Hybrid holds a spot in our guide to our favorite mattresses of 2025 thanks to its cooling prowess — add the Celliant-infused cover for chill comfort to see you through the hot summer nights.

But there's something in the lineup for every sleep need and budget. Head below for our expert picks from the Bear mattress sale. For more deals from other great brands, check out our mattress sales hub.

This month's Bear mattress sales: Top deals

1. Bear Original: twin was $641 now $449 at Bear
The Original is the cheapest of the Bear lineup, with a pared-back, all-foam design. In our Bear Original mattress review, we praised the motion isolation and value for money. At 7/10 on the firmness scale, it's a good choice for anyone who likes a bit more support from their mattress, including stomach or back sleepers who want to ensure their spine stays correctly aligned. We found this bed sleeps a little warm, so check out one of the other options if you're already prone to overheating at night. Head to Bear for 30% off, reducing a queen to just $599 (was $855). We might have seen it for less in the recent 4th of July sale but this is still a highly competitive price.

Our review: ★★★★
User score: ★★★★½ (10,000+ reviews)

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2. Bear Elite Hybrid: twin was $1,998 now $1,399 at Bear
The 14" tall Elite sits at the top of Bear's range, and we rate it as the best cooling mattress on the market today. Its quality design includes copper-infused memory foam and breathable coils, making it one of the best hybrid mattresses. It's the only Bear model where you can choose your firmness preference (soft, medium or firm), which means it can be customized to suit any sleep style. In our Bear Elite Hybrid mattress review, we found the Medium model we tested comfortable in any position. The current deal knocks 30% off, which takes the price of a queen-sized down to $1,699 (was $2,427). But that's without the upgraded cover. For the most cooling, we recommend adding the Celliant-infused cover, which claims to use infrared technology to absorb heat (our testers found it effective.) With the cover, a queen is $1,909 in the current sale.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★½ (3,000+ reviews)

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3. Bear Star Hybrid: twin was $1,712 now $1,199 at Bear
The 13" Star mattress is a medium-firm hybrid with a plush pillow featuring multiple layers of foam to enhance pressure relief. It's not as supportive as the pricier Elite Hybrid (above) but we suspect this medium-firm mattress is a good all-rounder with the kind of luxury feel we expect from the mattresses used in hotels. While cooling materials are included in the standard build (including a layer of breathable gel memory foam) you can also add the Celliant-infused cover for an additional charge, to improve the temperature regulation.After 30% off, a queen will set you back $1,499 without the cover and $1,709 with the upgrade.

User score: ★★★★½ (1,400+ reviews)

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4. Bear Pro Hybrid: twin was $998 now $699 at Bear
The second-cheapest, second-firmest model in Bear's lineup is the Bear Pro Hybrid. This 10" tall model promises durable support and contouring. The encased coils promote airflow through the mattress, but overall, the cooling tech isn't as good as you'll find in the pricier Star and Elite models. In the current sale, you'll receive 30% off, dropping the price of a queen-size to $899 (was $1,284.) That's a competitive price for a quality hybrid, and your purchase includes a 120-night sleep trial, a lifetime warranty, and free shipping.

User score: ★★★★½ (77 reviews)

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Which Bear mattress should you buy?

There are currently five adult Bear mattresses to choose from:

The Bear Original is the brand's entry-level option. It retails for between $699 and $1,690, although you'll seldom ever pay full price thanks to regular sales. features three layers of memory foam and suits any sleep position. A hybrid version of the Bear Original exists, which adds a layer of 6-inch, individually-wrapped coils.

For extra edge support and a more traditional spring feel, the Bear Pro Hybrid offers a more "luxury hotel mattress feel". While it costs far more than Bear's full-foam options, it's roughly what you'd expect to pay for an upper-mid-range hybrid mattress. (A queen retails for $1,460 before discounts.)

The Bear Elite Hybrid is the brand's premium option, offering three varying levels of firmness, a cool-to-the-touch phase-change top cover and 5-zoned ergonomic support. Prices start at $1,893 for a twin before any coupons.

The 13" Bear Star Hybrid pillow top mattress combines gel foam and individually-encased coils to provide pressure-relieving support. This mattress comes in a bit cheaper than the Elite, starting at $1,498.

Finally, there's the Bear Natural, which features 100% natural latex and a quilted organic cotton cover. All standard sizes are available, with prices from $1,326 for a twin.

If you're unsure of which Bear mattress to buy, you can take the brand's sleep quiz to find out which model will best suit your needs and budget.

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The Bear Original is a 10-inch, 3-layer foam mattress. It includes a base layer of supportive foam to prevent sagging and create a medium-firm finish, a layer of Bear Dynamic Foam to alleviate pressure and provide support, and a top layer of cooling gel-infused memory foam to help draw away heat.

In our Bear Original mattress review, we found it comfortable to sleep on regardless of whether we rested on our back, front or side. (But lighter individuals may need time to break it in as it's on the firmer side.) Despite the gel-infused foam layer and a breathable quilt cover, it's not particularly cooling. However, the Bear Original is aces when it comes to edge support and motion isolation.

This mattress comes in six sizes, from twin to Cal king, as well as a split king option. Like most mattresses, the Bear Original has not been immune to inflation-induced cost increases, but it's still rather affordable – especially considering its frequent sales. Right now, a queen is marked down to $699 (regularly $998.)

This 10" tall model features encased coils to promote airflow through the mattress, but doesn't quite match up to the comfort and support provided by the Elite. Hot sleepers may want to consider this mattress, as they'll enjoy increased airflow through the individually wrapped coil springs and cooling gel.

It also boasts a breathable quilt cover made of long-lasting, breathable materials. For added comfort, you can add a Celliant pillow top cover with Sleep Recovery Technology to regulate body temperature.

Available in Twin to Split King, the MSRP for this mattress runs from $1,135 to $2,396. Thankfully, regular 35% off sales bring this mattress down to under $1,000 for a queen size - pick one up for $949 (was $1,460).

Do you need a Bear mattress promo code?

Most Bear mattress deals require a promo code, but they're not hard to find. Bear advertises its mattresses at the reduced price of whatever discount or deal it's running at the time, but you do still need to apply this promo code at checkout to get the best price. Often, these promo codes will be displayed front and center on the Bear mattress website, so it's easy to know you've got the best deal at the time.

Some Bear mattress deals also include freebies such as pillows or other sleep accessories. These will be added automatically to your basket when you buy qualifying items, without the need for a promo code.