Tempur-Pedic's main sale is finished, but you can still grab a fantastic deal with the brand's closeout sale. If you don't mind picking up an older model, you can grab a last-generation Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress queen for $2,397 (was $3,399), saving you over $1,000.
Tempur-Pedic mattresses use NASA technology to create a deep, body-hugging feel, comparable to the best mattresses of 2025. They are premium models, but you will enjoy a premium feel for your money. However, if you're on a tighter budget, the Tempur-Adapt mattress topper uses the same pressure-relieving materials as the mattresses, and is number one in our best mattress topper guide.
In this hub, we're keeping an eye on all the biggest Tempur-Pedic deals in this month's mattress sales. Right now, we're seeing the best deals we'll probably see from Tempur-Pedic for the next several months. Read on to find our favorite savings, plus some tips and tricks for choosing a Tempur-Pedic mattress.
Tempur-Pedic closeout mattress sale: The best deal this month
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Tempur-Pedic sales: Expert analysis
Black Friday and Cyber Monday have consistently been good bets for scoring a low price on a Tempur-Pedic mattress and we saw that hold true last year. Here's what we observed in the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales:
- 30% off the Tempur-Cloud + two free pillow
- 40% off the Tempur-Cloud + power base
- $300 off the Tempur-Breeze and Tempur-Adapt + free accessories
- 40% off the Tempur-Adapt mattress topper
This isn't much different from what we normally see, but unlike most sleep brands, Tempur-Pedic is more conservative with the frequency of its sales. We were disappointed not to see the return of the affordable Tempur-Pedic Essential mattress, as this is only available on rare occasions.
Although you'll find Tempur-Pedic mattresses at several other retailers including Amazon, Mattress Firm, and Pottery Barn, those stores typically follow Tempur-Pedic's lead when it comes to sales.
Tempur-Pedic isn't always the most generous with its discounts, compared to other brands, so Black Friday was never going to be a showstopper. However, as these premium beds are never given massive discounts, we still recommend shopping during major sales events, such as February's Presidents' Day sales and the Memorial Day sales in May.
Which Tempur-Pedic mattress should you buy?
There are three mattress types in the Tempur-Pedic's range: the TEMPUR-Cloud, the TEMPUR-Adapt and the TEMPUR-Breeze. Within each of those, there are various iterations to choose from.
Line | Versions | Main benefit | Starting MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|
TEMPUR-Cloud | Medium, Medium Hybrid | Cheapest overall option | $1,699 |
TEMPUR-Adapt | Adapt (Medium, Medium Hybrid), ProAdapt (Soft, Medium, Firm, Medium Hybrid), LuxeAdapt (Soft, Firm) | Pressure relief | $1,699 |
TEMPUR-breeze | PRObreeze (Medium, Medium Hybrid), LUXEbreeze (Soft, Firm) | Cooling | $4,099 |
The Tempur-Cloud is the cheapest, with the MSRP starting from $1,699. This is a boxed mattress that uses the original Tempur Material and will deliver the classic Tempur experience, with excellent pressure relief and a soothing, sink-in feel, but if you go up the range you'll find extra features.
You can choose between two versions: the Medium (with no springs) and the Medium Hybrid (which adds a layer or springs). Go for the former if you're purely after pressure relief, or the latter if you want something with a little more pushback.
The addition of springs means this version has sturdier edge support, and will be easier to move about on than the Medium. That goes for all the Hybrid options mentioned below, too.
The Tempur-Adapt Collection sits in the middle of the US range. It also has a starting MSRP of $1,699 but otherwise costs up to $500 more than the Tempur-Cloud in sizes larger than a twin. The main selling point here is that it delivers even better pressure relief than the Cloud.
There are three iterations within this line, with different versions within those. So you can choose – deep breath – the Adapt (available as a Medium or Medium Hybrid), the ProAdapt (available in Soft, Medium, Firm, or Medium Hybrid) or the LuxeAdapt (in Soft or Firm).
The main difference between the Adapt, Pro, and Luxe is that they deliver better pressure relief and conform to your shape more as you move up the line, as a result of using slightly different versions of Tempur Material. Compared to the Cloud, you're also getting a zip-off, washable cover with the ProAdapt and the LuxeAdapt..
Finally, there's the Tempur-Breeze collection. It's the priciest option, with MSRP starting at a none-too-cool $4,099 in a twin long, but it does promise to keep you between 5 and 10 degrees cooler at night, which is pretty compelling if you sleep hot.
There are two versions to choose from, and again, sub-versions beyond that. There's the ProBreeze (in Medium or Medium Hybrid) and the LuxeBreeze (in Soft or Firm). The Luxe promises greater cooling power.
If all those are too expensive, you could opt for a topper instead. We rate Tempur's options amongst the very best mattress toppers you can buy, and a great way of grafting a Tempur feel onto another, totally different bed. There are two versions based on the Tempur-Adapt and the Tempur-Cloud.
Tempur Pedic offers a 90-night risk-free mattress trial. So if you don't love yours within that time, you'll get a refund and the mattress will be collected.
For an alternative that's cheaper yet no less premium, read our Saatva Classic mattress review. This luxury innerspring hybrid suits most sleepers and is often around $200 off in the Saatva mattress sale.
The best Tempur-Pedic mattress deals to shop
The Tempur-Cloud is the most affordable of the US range, although with a starting price of $1,699 it's still an investment (which is probably why so many of you are hunting for TEMPUR-Pedic mattress sales).
If you're looking for a classic Tempur experience, this will deliver it. Both versions have a medium sleep feel, and uses the original Tempur Material, which molds gently to your body to offer excellent pressure relief and motion isolation. Couples and those who suffer sore joints will benefit.
Another benefit is that as well as the foam-only Medium, it's available with springs in the form of the Medium Hybrid. It's slightly more expensive, but it promises a little more pushback, making it easier to move around on, and sturdier edge support too.
Potential downsides are that there's no removable cover on either version, and it doesn't offer as much pressure relief as the Adapt, or extra cooling prowess like the Breeze.
- Read more: Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress review
Sitting in the middle of the TEMPUR-Pedic range is the TEMPUR-Adapt. The USP here is that it's extra pressure relieving, compared to the cheaper Cloud. It's the cheapest of three Adapt models – this is the 11" version, scroll down for the 12" ProAdapt and the 13" LuxeAdapt.
The focus of the Adapt line is on pressure relief, and while the original Adapt is the least pressure relieving of the three, it should still excel in this area. That's thanks to a layer of original Tempur Material, which will mold to your body and gently cradle your joints.
Although it's not a specialist cooling bed like the Breeze, the cover has been upgraded to a cool-touch version. It's not removable here though – for that, you'll need to opt for the Pro or Luxe version. You also only have one sleep feel to choose from – medium – but you can buy this mattress either in an all-foam or a hybrid version. The latter has a layer of coils, to boost airflow through the bed and improve responsiveness, making it easier to move around on.
- Read more: Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress review
- What is a Tempur-Pedic pillow and are they worth the money?
Sitting in the middle of the Adapt line is the ProAdapt. This model adds more Tempur Material compared to the basic Adapt (above), which elevates the profile to 12 inches and delivers even more pressure relief.
There's a cool-touch cover (although for maximum cooling you'll want to go for a Breeze model) and it's removable for washing here, which you won't find on the basic Adapt mattress.
You're spoiled for choice in terms of sleep feel here, with soft, medium and firm all-foam versions, as well as the option of a medium hybrid (which adds premium spring coils).
The LuxeAdapt is the only Tempur-Pedic mattress that features the company's advanced pressure-relief material, which responds and reacts to your body with expert precision. At 13", it's the deepest of the three Adapt mattresses. There's a choice of two comfort levels: soft or firm.
The soft mattress cradles you as you sleep, while the firmer option delivers the densest, most supportive sleep experience of the range. There's no hybrid option here, and no medium firmness option, although those are covered by the two other Adapt models.
As well as being the most pressure-relieving bed in the range, you're getting superior motion cancellation here, to help you achieve undisturbed sleep, making the Tempur-Pedic LuxeAdapt a particularly good mattress for anyone with a restless partner.
The top-tier Tempur-Breeze mattress sits near the top of our best cooling mattress guide because it offers two different levels of in-bed cooling. The PRObreeze promises to make you three degrees cooler, while the more expensive LUXEBreeze aims to make you eight degrees cooler.
There's a decent selection of options in terms of sleep feel, too – although not quite a complete range for each version. If you opt for the PRObreeze, you'll have a choice of a medium or medium hybrid (with an additional spring layer). The LUXEbreeze, meanwhile, is available in soft or firm, but no medium options at all.
Tempur-Pedic's Breeze mattresses have been designed in response to research that suggests a cooler sleep environment helps you fall asleep faster, and stay asleep longer with less tossing and turning. On top, a SmartClimate cover makes each mattress feel instantly cool when you lie down, and has a zip-off outer layer that's machine-washable.
Next, a PureCool layer will provide a cooling sensation for the next 20 minutes; and then over the next eight hours, an extremely breathable comfort layer will cycle out any heat or humidity trapped under the covers. This pro mattress tech comes at a cost. But if you're a hot sleeper, and can justify the price, the luxury Tempur-Breeze mattress is an excellent choice.
Tempur-Pedic Labor Day mattress sales FAQs
Do you need a Tempur-Pedic mattress promo code?
To make the most of a Tempur-Pedic deal, you don’t usually need a Tempur-Pedic mattress promo code for Labor Day or otherwise – the discount will be automatically applied at checkout. Just add your chosen mattress and any other parts of your order to the basket, and proceed to the payment section of the site.
However, for the free sleep accessories promotion, you'll have to add a coupon along with the qualifying items to your cart to receive that discount.
How to spot the best Tempur-Pedic mattress sales
Most of the time at Tempur-Pedic, discounts are either static or appear at random intervals. For example, the 40% off deal on the Tempur-Adapt topper, which comes and goes sporadically. However, these deals do tend to coincide with major holiday events such as the Memorial Day sales, Presidents' Day sales, and Labor Day sales.
You can also head over to Tempur-Pedic's limited-time offers hub, where the brand rounds up their current discounts, on discontinued mattresses, bedding, and mattress toppers.
Are Tempur-Pedic mattresses worth it?
Tempur-Pedic mattresses don't come cheap, so you're probably wondering if they live up to their luxury price tag. So, to find out whether a Tempur-Pedic mattress is worth the money, look no further than our honest reviews of two of the brand's mattresses: the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress review and Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress review.
We found that Tempur-Pedic mattresses excel at providing deep pressure relief and excellent motion isolation for couples. However, we will say that the sleep trials are relatively short at just 90 nights (a lot of luxury brands offer 365-night trials) and these memory foam beds do tend to trap heat.
Also, if the price of a Tempur-Pedic mattress is understandably too high for you, we strongly recommend investing in their Temur-Adapt Topper instead. It comes at a fraction of a Tempur-Pedic mattress's price and we rate it as the best memory foam mattress topper on the market.
Can you return a Tempur-Pedic mattress?
Most of Tempur-Pedic's main line-up, including the Tempur-Adapt Collection and Tempur-Breeze Collection, come with a 90-night sleep trial. This means you have 90 nights to try out your mattress before deciding whether you want to return it or not. As long as you are still in your 90-night trial period (which starts from your day of delivery), your Tempur-Pedic mattress is eligible for returns. If you decide you want to return or exchange your Temour-Pedic mattress, be aware that there is a $175 return fee.
As for mattress toppers and discontinued, closeout mattresses marked final sale, there is no trial period or returns.
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