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Now's the time to shop at Leesa if you're after low prices, because it's just launched its early Memorial Day sale with 25% off all mattresses. So if you're looking for the ever-popular Leesa Original Mattress you can now get it for $999 in a queen size at Leesa.
We've put a good few of Leesa's mattresses to the test and they rank among the best mattresses for 2026. Our favorite bed in its lineup of eco-friendly mattresses is the Leesa Shapira Hybrid, which we think is an excellent choice for side sleeping, and which is on sale now for $1,599 in the Leesa Memorial day sale — that's $180 cheaper than last month.
25% off at Leesa is a better deal than usual – you'll normally see 20% off – but it's not the best deal we've seen there. For major sales events it rolls out a 30% discount that we last saw on Black Friday 2026, and we wouldn't be surprised if it appeared again closer to Memorial Day. So if you want to get the lowest prices, it might pay to wait for a little while; see our Memorial Day mattress sales page for all the latest savings.
However if you need a new mattress right now the current deals are definitely worth shopping. For even more discounts on top-rated beds, head over to our best mattress sales hub for the best deals from all the leading mattress brands.
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Which Leesa mattress should you buy?
Leesa's Signature Collection consists of four models, starting with the entry-level Leesa Original. This memory foam mattress will suit side and back sleepers who want the hugging sensation of Tempur Material without paying a huge price for it. For a boost in support, add coils and make it a hybrid.
Next is the Leesa Sapira Hybrid, which combines high-density foams with over 1,000+ individually wrapped coils for a responsive surface to cradle your body. The Leesa Legend Hybrid is a step up in design, featuring a layer of microcoils and a cover made of organic cotton and Merino wool.
Rounding out the Signature Collection is the Leesa Reserve. It's the tallest mattress in the lineup (14") and has a two-part design, a comfort insert plus a supportive coil base, so you'll have to assemble it when you get it.
Most Leesa mattresses are eligible for a Chill upgrade, but the Leesa Oasis Chill is a dedicated cooling mattress with a specialized cover and copper-infused memory foam to draw heat away from the body. (Unfortunately, the temperature control underwhelmed us in our Leesa Oasis Chill Mattress review.)
Leesa offers a budget foam mattress called the Studio by Leesa, which is regularly on sale for $639. There's also the Leesa Natural with natural latex and organic materials, a mattress for heavy people called the Leesa Plus, and a selection of kids' mattresses.
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Leesa's Original mattress is an all-foam model covered with a premium twill cover. Below that sits a comfort layer of foam that responds quickly to your movements during sleep and hugs you around the shoulders, back, and hips, followed by what's called a recovery layer.
This is a firmer foam that contours to your body, providing you with the support you need to get a good night's rest. It also looks after your hips and shoulders. A support layer holds everything together and provides deeper support for your entire body while keeping your spine in neutral alignment.
In our review of the Leesa Original, we experienced a nice hug when side sleeping, yet the support foams did their part in providing adequate alignment when back sleeping. (Stomach sleeping will be less of a hit, outside of lighter sleepers.)
Temperature regulation is good for a memory foam mattress, but consider a Chill upgrade if you sleep hot. (Even opting for the Leesa Original Hybrid will help with airflow.) As typical of a foam bed, motion isolation here is great; edge support is about average.
- Read more: Leesa Original mattress review
The Leesa Sapira Hybrid may be one of the brand's lower-cost models, but it's still a premium buy most times, with a queen normally on sale for $1,599.
This six-layer hybrid uses dense, high-quality foams (including a 3lb memory foam comfort layer) and combines them with a bed of over 1,000 individually-wrapped coils. In our experience, this results in a medium bed feel with sufficient relief and support for side sleepers in particular.
Another standout feature is motion isolation. The Sapira Hybrid earned a perfect score during our drop tests, and we consider it a good mattress for couples who don't want to annoy their partner with their movements.
Temperature regulation is fine, but for very hot sleepers, an upgrade to the Sapira Hybrid Chill — which adds a cooling top cover and comes in multiple firmness levels — may be in order.
The Leesa Legend has an inviting appearance with a soft, marshmallow-white cover made of a blend of Merino wool, organic cotton, and other materials. It also features dense foams, individually wrapped 6" coils, and a layer of microcoils for pressure relief.
When we tested the Leesa Legend, we noted the foam has a slight hug that produced just the right level of pressure relief for side sleepers. It's also responsive enough for combi sleepers, although stomach sleepers are likely to find it too soft. (We rate it a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale.)
Motion isolation is excellent, and the edges are supportive enough to sit on in most cases. Surprisingly, we felt it slept stuffy at times despite the extra layer of springs and breathable materials. You can upgrade to the Leesa Legend Chill instead if you're a very hot sleeper or live in a warm climate.
After 20% off, a queen Leesa Legend will set you back $2,079. This is quite steep, but keep in mind that it comes with a 100-night trial so you can determine if it's right for you. (Shopping around major holidays will net you more money off.)
The Leesa Studio is the cheapest mattress the brand offers. These budget versions are often stripped-back versions of the bestsellers and, while they are cheaper, can often lack a little in the functionality department.
However, the Studio is more than three slabs of memory foam. That might sound dismissive, but in all honestly, while the Studio isn't hi-tech, it's a good option for a guest room or for sleepers on a very tight budget.
The base is shared with the original, and above that are two separate memory foam layers that offer the support and comfort we've come to expect. Right now, you can bring one home for as low as $439, with a 20% saving, which is the best price we've seen for this model.
Do you need a Leesa Mattress promo code?
Yes and no. You don't need a Leesa mattress promo code to take advantage of any discounts shown on the mattresses, as these savings are displayed automatically and are shown instantly. When it comes to the bedding and bed bases you do need to type in a promo code.
This is often displayed at the top of the website and you simply enter the discount code word or name into the designated box on the order summary page. By doing this you secure at least 20% off.
