Nectar mattress prices plummet in this better-than-Black Friday offer
Ends today! Nectar's best-selling memory foam mattress is the cheapest we've seen it in this epic Sleep Week deal
Nectar is one of America's very favorite bed brands, and right now there's a flash sale on that knocks 40% off everything, delivering some of the lowest prices we've recorded on its range of hugely popular mattresses. This sale is due to end today, so don't hang around if you're thinking of buying. Prices will rise again tomorrow.
A queen size of our favorite model – the best-selling Nectar Memory Foam mattress – is currently $629, which is the lowest its been since at least last summer (including over Black Friday, when the same model was $669). This model tops our best memory foam mattress guide, and holds second place in our overall best mattress ranking. Read on for more info, or head to our Nectar Mattress review for the full low-down.
The 40% off deal applies to the full Nectar range, including the Premier models (read about one of those in our Nectar Premier Hybrid review) and the range-topping Premier Copper models (head to our Nectar Premier Copper mattress review for more on that one).
These are some of the very best Sleep Awareness Week deals we've spotted. Whichever model you go for, you'll have a full 365-night sleep trial to make sure you love it, and Nectar ships for free with a forever warranty.
Nectar Memory Foam mattress: was $599 now from $359 at Nectar
Cheapest option! The original Nectar mattress is a versatile all-foam mattress that'll suit a wide range of people. In our tests, we found it delivered excellent comfort and support in all sleeping positions. The current Nectar Flash sale knocks a massive 40% off, which is the most generous deal we've seen since at least last summer. A queen size now costs $629 (which is cheaper than it was over Black Friday). The extras are outstanding for the mid-range price too – you'll get a full year's trial and forever warranty.
Nectar Premier mattress: was $1,049 now from $629 at Nectar
Top upgrade! If you fancy a slight step-up from the Original model above, check out the Premier. This model sits in the middle of Nectar's US range, and features gel memory foam and phase-change material to deliver a cooler sleep compared. With 40% off, a queen size is down to $899 – that's around $100 less than you'd usually pay. And you'll also get free shipping, a forever warranty and a full year to decide if it's right for you.
Nectar Premier Copper mattress: was $1,499 now from $899 at Nectar
Best for cooling! If you really struggle with overheating, this is the model to go for. In our Nectar Premier Copper review we found that the model's heat-conductive copper fibers were very effective in keeping us cool as we slept. The current offer means this mattress is much cheaper than usual – a queen is now marked down to $1,169 (over $100 less than the usual price you'd pay).
Most of Nectar's beds are available as all-foam models (which we've focused on above), but also hybrid versions. These typically have the same design but with the addition of a layer of eight-inch coils, which are individually wrapped, to allow the layer to adapt to your body's shape. We'd expect the hybrid versions of each mattress to deliver slightly better edge support (as the coils are extra-sturdy around the perimeter of the mattress), as well as having a slightly more responsive sleep surface, and being slightly more breathable than their all-foam counterparts (with the coils providing space for air to circulate within the mattress).
With 40% off, a queen size original Nectar Hybrid is $719 (was $1,199), while the queen size Premier Copper Hybrid is down from $2,249 to $1,349 (that's the brand's most expensive model, and the biggest saving).
Missed this offer? Our Nectar mattress sales page has the best current savings. Or if you're not in the US, scroll down for the best Nectar deals in your area.
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Ruth is currently Homes Editor on Tom's Guide's sister site TechRadar, where she reviews and writes about everything from air fryers to vacuum cleaners to coffee machines, as well as the latest smart home gadgets. Prior to making the shift to Homes, Ruth was Tom's Guide's Sleep Editor. A certified Sleep Science Coach, she has tested more mattresses than her small flat can handle and will talk at length about them to anyone who shows even a passing interest.