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Summer vacation is right around the corner — and so are higher temperatures. Keep yourself cool with the Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Hybrid Cooling Mattress — all sizes are 30% off at Brooklyn Bedding, with a queen going for $1,399 (reg. $1,999).
Sitting between the value CopperFlex and the luxurious ThermoBalance in Brooklyn Bedding's mattress lineup, the Aurora Luxe underwent a quiet transformation at the start of 2026, with updated comfort foams, advanced heat-wicking materials, and a new royal blue and copper colorway.
Yes, Memorial Day has been and gone. But we've been scouring the 'net all morning to see which deals on the best mattresses of the year are still live, so keep it locked to our Memorial Day mattress sales hub for the best deals. Otherwise, learn what's new with the Aurora Luxe before you add it to your cart...
Last minute Memorial Day mattress sales
- Saatva Classic – best overall: From $999 (was $1,399) at Saatva
- Helix Midnight Luxe – best luxury side sleeper: From $1,089 (was $1,492) at Helix
- DreamCloud Classic – best value: From $349 (was $1,346) at DreamCloud
- Siena Signature – best cheap: From $159 (was $484) at Siena
- Zinus Green Tea 12" – cheap side sleeper: From $148 (was $179.99) at Amazon
- Allswell Home 10" Hybrid – cheap hybrid: From $192 (was $214) at Walmart
- Bear Elite Hybrid – best cooling: From $1,198 (was $1,998) with TOMS40 code at Bear
- Plank Firm – best stomach sleeper: From $524.30 (was $749) at Plank
What's new with the Aurora Luxe Cooling Hybrid?
It's been at least a couple of years since our Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Mattress review, and there have been a few design changes since then.
The most obvious change is the color scheme. Once navy and white, the Aurora Luxe now sports royal blue and copper tones, similar to the CopperFlex lineup of cooling mattresses.
Inside, the Aurora Luxe now features twice the comfort foam layers, including a 3.5lb layer of responsive, copper-infused foam, a 3lb layer of high-density memory foam, and a top layer of quilted foam. These foams are meant to deliver more body contouring and cooling than the previous model.
The option to add a pillow-top is still available, but that's been upgraded to include Brooklyn Bedding's new temperature-regulating ThermoPhase foam plus two layers of quilted foam — all wrapped in a GlacioTex cooling cover.
Even the support core's a little different this time around. In addition to reinforced coils along the sides for edge support, the center of the mattress has firmer springs for extra lumbar support.
You can still choose the firmness level you want: soft, medium, or firm. It also comes in RV king, if your camper bed needs a refresh ahead of your summer road trips.
As far as cooling mattresses go, the Aurora Luxe sits between upper mid-range and premium. But if you're hoping to spend a little less, here's what we recommend...
The mid-range alternative...
