The best Cyber Monday mattress sales 2025: Last chance deals still live

The Saatva Classic is the highest-scoring mattress we've ever tested, earning 4.8/5 in our latest Saatva Classic mattress review — and you can get $400 off all sizes with our exclusive Cyber Monday deal. This luxury innerspring hybrid is extremely comfortable and supportive, with top-class pressure relief, motion isolation and temperature regulation. It's a great choice for nearly everyone — however its maximum weight capacity is $300lbs per sleeper, so any couples that weigh more than that should try the WinkBed Plus Mattress instead. This is the cheapest this handcrafted, hotel-style mattress has been in the last six months. It comes with a one-year sleep trial, free white glove delivery and a lifetime warranty.

This Amazon Cyber Monday deal cuts the price of the best cheap mattress we've slept on to the lowest price we've ever seen. With it, a twin starts at $179 and a queen is $244 — that's $115 less than it costs over at Siena today. We found it firmer than advertised in our Siena Signature Memory Foam Mattress review, but don't let that put you off: we really liked it. We found it yielded excellent support with just enough pressure relief for back and front sleepers. (Side sleepers on a budget should try the softer Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress.) There's an 180-day trial to make sure it's right.

The Midnight Luxe is our number one mattress for side sleepers. The plush pillow top, ultra-responsive memory foam, and wrapped coils create a keen balance of support and comfort for side sleepers — as well as back sleepers. If you have lower back issues, we recommend the optional ErgoAlign layer, which we tried in our Helix Midnight Luxe Mattress review. Use code TOMS27 to override Helix's 25% Cyber Monday sale and knock 27% off instead, bringing a queen-size to $1,751 (was $2,398). For a softer (and less expensive) alternative, try the Helix Midnight Mattress.

There's no better mattress-in-a-box we've tested than the DreamCloud Classic, a hybrid mattress that'll please side sleepers craving ample cushioning for their joints. (Back and front sleepers may prefer the firmer all-foam version.) We call it an exceptional value in our DreamCloud Classic Mattress review, and it's one of the very few boxed beds that can touch the luxe quality of the Saatva Classic. For Cyber Monday, the discount remains the same as normal, with a queen-size DreamCloud on sale for $699 — but it comes with free sheets and pillows today. There's also a one-year trial and a forever warranty.

Bear's super-hot 40% off sale has, sadly, come to an end and we don't think it will be back for a while (Bear tends to play coy with the sales, so you might be waiting until Memorial Day.) However, the current 35% off sale is still a better-than-usual saving on the best cooling mattress we've tested, bringing the price of a queen Elite Hybrid to $1,485 (was $2,284). A HydroCool cover comes standard, but we recommend upgrading to the Celliant cover for the flawless temperature regulation we experienced in our Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress review. Available in three firmnesses, this hybrid can suit nearly any sleeper.

Buying a last-gen Tempur-Pedic is an easy way to score huge savings — and the previous Tempur-Adapt isn't that different from the current iteration. Support is excellent for back sleepers, and couples will benefit from its motion-absorbing foam layers. (It even eased our lead tester’s lower back pain in our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt Mattress review.) A queen-size for $1,539 is a stellar deal, especially considering that the sale price for the current Tempur-Adapt is $1,999. Going the clearance route means you can't return it for any reason, but you'll still get free white glove delivery and a 10-year warranty.

The c4 smart bed is one of the most affordable smart beds on the market: $1,519 is fantastic value on for a customizable mattress (you can expect to pay $4,199 for a queen Saatva Solaire, a more luxury take on an adjustable firmness bed). We occasionally see 15% or $200 off the c4 in Sleep Number mattress sales, so the current discount cuts it to the lowest price this year. Shipping costs $250 at Sleep Number, unless you add a base — integrated or adjustable — to your order, then it's free.

The Nectar Classic offers fantastic pressure relief and support for back and side sleepers. You'll feel the layers of memory foam contour around the body, but you won't sink in like more plush foam options. We see this mattress sell for $649 throughout the year, but that doesn't make it any less of a good deal. It's one of the best value sales out there, plus you'll get a one-year trial and a lifetime warranty.

We retested the Siena mattress recently and were wowed by the results. For a cheap mattress, you get a great all-rounder mattress. Back and stomach sleepers will enjoy the subtle contouring from the foam layers, as well as the robust support that keeps you aligned. Side sleepers will probably prefer a softer alternative (like the Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress.) This Amazon deal is the lowest price we’ve ever seen for the Siena Signature, with a queen-size going for $244 (reg. $359). Best of all, it still comes with Siena's generous 180-day trial.

We slept on this mattress for a month and found it supportive for back and stomach sleepers in our DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam review. A twin is $299, while a queen-size goes for $799 in DreamCloud's Black Friday sale. (Overall, you'll be paying more for this model than the popular hybrid version.) It also comes with a free bundle that includes two cooling pillows, a mattress protector, and a sheet set — but we don't know how long the bundle will stick around for, so shop now to avoid missing out on this cherry-on-top offer.

This 12" mattress offers a medium plush feel that promises to be comfortable for both side and back sleepers. The memory foam layers are designed to contour around your body, giving you personalized comfort. Right now, a twin is $218 (was $355.99) and a queen is $312 (was $555).

This is a 12" gel memory foam mattress with a wave foam design that is said to help with breathability and prevent overheating. The bottom layer is made of high-density foam to help support the upper foam layers and keep the mattress from being too soft. This mattress is CertiPUR-US and will cost you $174 for a queen (was $559.98). A king is also on sale for $218 (Was $739.99).

We recently updated our Saatva Classic mattress review after retesting it, and no surprises it earned full marks. This luxury innerspring hybrid suits all sleeping positions and is available in three firmness options and two heights so you can customize it for your sleep preference. There's $400 off when you follow our links, with a queen down to $1,739 - and that's the best deal you'll get. That's superb value for a handcrafted, 5-star hotel-style bed that comes with a lifetime warranty and free White Glove Delivery.

Designed specifically with side sleepers in mind, the Helix Midnight Luxe boasts a plush pillow top, ultra-responsive memory foam, and wrapped coils. This creates the ultimate balance of support and comfort for side sleepers — as well as back sleepers. With our code TOMS27, you can override Helix's 25% Black Friday sale and knock 27% off instead, bringing a queen-size to $1,751 (was $2,398). For a softer (and less expensive) alternative, try the Helix Midnight Mattress.

Glacier's medium-firm hybrid mattress is half price in this last minute Cyber Monday deal on the Glacier site. It's 7-8 out of 10 on the firmness scale, and Glacier says it's best-suited to back sleepers. But side and stomach sleepers should still find it comfortable, with cushioning memory foam and over 1,000 coils providing support. It also has a cooling cover and dedicated lumbar support. There's a 365-night trial, free shipping and returns and a lifetime warranty.

This hybrid mattress is made of two inches of foam and eight inches of pocket coils, designed to offer a keen blend of body contouring comfort and support. Right now, a queen costs $148 (was $228). That's $4 cheaper than we saw a week ago. Reviews are a bit mixed, with some saying this mattress is softer than it is advertised to be - but if you're a dedicated side sleepers, that could be a good thing.

This mattress received a near-perfect score in our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid review. We found that it was not only comfortable in all sleep positions, but it also offered cooler sleep during the night. Its support around the edge of the mattress was also top-notch. With $400 off in this month's Saatva mattress sales, a queen drops to $1,649 from $2,049.

The Ritz-Carlton dropped to the lowest price we've seen in a 35% off Black Friday sale but unfortunately that mega deal is no longer live. Still, the current 'buy more, save more' offer is pretty exciting, with $800 off all sizes of the Ritz-Carlton mattress. The takes a queen to $2,640 (was $3,440) and it's likely to be the biggest price drop you'll see for a while.

Turn your bedroom into a suite at the Marriott by bringing home its luxury memory foam mattress for less in the 'buy more, save more' sale. That puts the price of a queen at $1,645 (was $1,995). This 12" mattress has a medium-firm feel and features gel-infused memory foam plus a water-resistant cover to keep heat and moisture at bay. A 10-year warranty applies, but shipping (via FedEx) is not included.

Manufactured by Serta, the Hilton mattress offers a plush and luxurious feel. It boasts extra coil support and a unique internal design to prevent the edges from breaking down. Its quilt design is made to improve circulation. Right now, a twin is $896.25 and a queen is $1,223.75 (was $1,645).