The hybrid mattress that helped me sleep cool during multiple heatwaves has plummeted to its cheapest ever price in Labor Day sales

Two women sitting on the Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress in a bedroom, with a Tom's Guide label overlaid saying 'LOWEST PRICE'

(Image credit: Future)

Looking for a breathable mattress that won't break the bank? This Labor Day you can snap up the Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress for its cheapest price yet. Enter our exclusive discount code TOMS32 at checkout and you can save 32% on the CopperFlex Pro Hybrid and get a queen for $905.76.

I've slept comfortably on this mattress through a scorching summer and am now confident in recommending it as one of this year's best cooling mattresses. So, when I saw it drop to just $905.76 for a queen size in the Labor Day mattress sales I couldn't wait to share this deal with you.

For a greater variety of top-rated beds take a look at our guide to the best mattresses of 2025 for all sleepers and budgets. But for now, here's a closer look at this excellent Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid deal...

Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid: twin was from $932 now from $633.76 at Brooklyn Bedding
The Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid is one of the newest cooling mattresses on the market, and is packed with quality materials geared towards regulating your temperature at night. Regular Brooklyn Bedding mattress sales tend to knock 25% off this top-rated hybrid mattress and this discount stretches to 30% during major sale periods like Memorial Day and Black Friday, when you'll find a queen size for $932.40 ( $1,332 MSRP). Enter our exclusive Labor Day discount code TOMS32 at checkout and you can get a queen for $905.76 — that's the lowest price I've ever seen it sell for. Also included are free delivery, a lifetime warranty and a 120-night trial.

More about this mattress

When I first saw this 14" mattress in our sleep studio, my first impressions were 1) what a good looking mattress and 2) wow it's actually cool to the touch. And the rest of our review panel agreed. So, it's safe to say it got off to a good start at the beginning of our testing period.

After sleeping on it for three months, my opinion is still positive. It's kept me cool through sweaty summer nights (for which I'd like to thank the copper-infused memory foam, 760 encased coils and the GlacioTex cover), and supported too.

A girl wearing black and white pyjamas laying on her stomach on Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress with white surface and rattan bedframe — (Image credit: Future)

This is a medium-firm mattress with a plush pillow-top, which is ideal for me as a 5'3", average weight combination sleeper who favors side sleeping. I've found the foams cushioning enough on my pressure points, yet I don't have to fight my way out of them to change position. My spine also feels well aligned on this bed thanks to a zoned lumbar support layer.

Overall, I think it's chiefly suited to side sleepers, combination sleepers and light weight back sleepers. I think heavier back sleepers and strict stomach sleepers would benefit from a firmer bed like the Plank Firm mattress from Plank by Brooklyn Bedding found in our best firm mattress guide.

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Eve is a PPA-accredited journalist with an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University. She is a Sleep Staff Writer at Tom’s Guide and has four years’ experience writing health features and news. She is particularly interested in the relationship between good sleep and overall health. At Tom’s Guide Eve is responsible for coverage and reviews of sleep tech and is our smart and cooling mattress specialist, focussing on brands such as Eight Sleep and Sleep Number. She also covers general mattress reviews, seeks out the best deals to produce tried-and-tested buyer's guides for sleep accessories and enjoys writing in-depth features about sleep health. She has been involved in rigorous testing procedures for mattress reviews in our Sleep Studio and has interviewed experts including sleep doctors and psychologists. When not covering sleep at Tom's Guide, Eve enjoys writing about health and fitness, food and culture.

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