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Hi everyone! Today we’re talking about the best mattress 2020.

Buying a new mattress is a pretty serious investment that you shouldn’t have to make more than once a decade.

If you’re in the market for a new mattress, you’ve likely spent plenty of time researching, trying out different mattresses in stores, and thinking about how much you’re willing to pay.

Before we get into the post, detailing the best mattresses on the market, we have included links in the description for each the product mentioned, so make sure you check those out to see which one is in your budget range.

Okay! So let get into the list

 

Sapira by Leesa – the best mattress 2020.

Starting with the best overall mattresses, we have the Sapira by Leesa.

While a little pricier than some of the others on this list, Sapira by Leesa has been very well-received, and for good reason. It’s a hybrid memory foam and coil mattress that suits every type of sleeper and offers great value for your money. If the Sapira is a bit pricey for you, Leesa’s memory foam mattresses are also excellent.

The Sapira mattress is made up of six layers, including 1.5-inches of performance foam for comfort and cooling, 1.5-inches of memory foam for contour and cooling, 1-inch of transition foam to cushion the coils, 6-inches of pocketed coils, and 1-inch of foam for the base of the mattress. It’s a great all-around mattress for people who sleep in different positions and those who move a lot. The Sapira mattress also has a specially designed cover, which is cut from a single piece of fabric and surrounds the entire mattress. It’s very breathable, so it should remain relatively cool while you sleep.

Of course, Sapira’s mattress isn’t cheap. It starts at $995 for the twin version, while the king will set you back $1,795. Luckily, you can try it for 100 days and return it if you don’t love it. The company also donates one mattress for every 10 it sells, which is a nice way of paying it forward. If money is an issue, you can check out the highly rated Leesa mattress line-up, which is made by the same company that makes the Sapira. Leesa’s memory foam mattresses are also a bit cheaper than the hybrid Sapira model, starting at $525 and going up to $1,195. We love the Leesa memory foam mattress for its great support and cooling.

Leesa’s more affordable memory foam mattresses are also considered the best you can buy by The Wirecutter and they’re highly rated by our testers at Insider Picks. Our full review of the Sapira mattress by Leesa was very positive, and former commerce reporter Kelsey Mulvey still loves it after an entire year of testing. Customer reviews on Sapira’s website are mostly positive.

 

Bear mattress – the best mattress 2020.

Next, we have the best mattress for hot sleepers which goes to the Bear mattress. Looking for something to keep you a little cooler at night? The Bear mattress could be the right mattress for you.

Bear is another mattress-in-a-box company, but its mattress comes very highly recommended by experts and buyers across the board.

The mattress combines 1-inch of graphite gel memory foam with 2.5-inches of response memory foam and 6.5-inches of high-density support foam to offer not just an extremely comfortable experience, but one that keeps you cool at night, too.

On top of those layers, the mattress also comes with a special polyester/Celliant blend cover that converts your body heat into infrared light. It’s proven to be helpful when you sleep and decrease the temperature of the mattress. The mattress is medium-firm, so it should be good for back and stomach sleepers. Some side sleepers may find it too firm, though.

Bear as a brand is pretty new, but it already has a loyal following, including our senior director of commerce, Breton Fischetti. Sleepopolis gives it a solid 4.6-star rating and praises how well it manages to keep you cool while you sleep.

Mattress Clarity also rates Bear’s mattress highly, especially for athletes and active types.

The Bear mattress starts at $500 for a twin size and ranges up to $950 for a king, which is pretty decent for a mattress of this caliber. You can also try it for 100 days to be sure that it’s the one for you.

If you dislike it, you can return it, no questions asked.

 

Lucid mattress – the best mattress 2020.

The last pick we have the best mattress for less than $500 which goes to the Lucid mattress. Looking to get a great mattress but need to stay on a tighter budget? Lucid offers several mattresses in the $500 range, and its 12-inch Memory Foam mattress starts at about $200 for a twin-sized mattress, ranging up to about $400 for a California king. That’s not a bad price at all, especially because the mattress is pretty highly reviewed, sitting in at a 4-star the average on Amazon.

The Lucid, mattress offers excellent conforming support for any sleeping position, as well as great air circulation for improved airflow and a soft cover for the mattress. The mattress itself is built out of 3-inches of ventilated gel memory foam, which sits atop 9-inches of high-density base foam.

Of course, don’t expect the mattress to be as comfortable or as fancy as some of the others on the list. You can expect a little more sinkage than other mattresses, and Sleepopolis gives it a 3.6-star review, which is a little slower than the others on this list.

Lucid doesn’t offer a trial period, either, so you’ll need to be pretty sure that this is the mattress you want before you buy it.

Thankfully, Lucid’s mattresses offer 25 years of warranty in case something goes wrong.

 

So that sums up our top matresses.

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