Anyone here order a mattress from one of these companies? If so, what was your experience like, did you keep it or send it back and, if you kept it, do you still like the mattress?

Looking to get a new mattress and I’ve heard good and bad things about the mattresses and buying experience, but would like some more first-hand experiences. For reference:

https://purple.com/

https://www.leesa.com/

https://casper.com/

**watching**

Watching this closely. And how did you dispose of your old mattress?

Looking also. Currently have a 10+ year old Tempurpedic that has become uncomfortable.

For what it's worth - I bought a Sleep Number bed and have been pain free ever since I got it dialed in. I almost returned the thing, I kept trying settings around 60, 50, 40, 30 and I ended up on 75. Once I found the right number, it's been worth every bit we paid for it.

Wife's sister just bought a Helix bed, I haven't tried it out yet.

Not purple; purple is a lib color.

I have found this site to be very reliable when it comes to product recommendations

Mattress Buying Guide

I have found a 4 inch memory foam topper, lucid, that I cycle through every 2 years. It’s well under $100 and I sleep quite well on it. We looked at some of the high end mattresses but I just can’t pull the trigger for thousands of dollars

We've had a king size Leesa for 6 years and it's been great. Our only complaint with them is finding sheets that stay on properly. The foam style mattresses are different in overall size and your typical sheets aren't made for them. Leesa wants like $165 for a set and the warden refuses to pay that price.

Will we buy another? Yes! Will it be a Leesa? Not sure just yet, as this one is still performing like new. We had a Sleep # prior to the Leesa and loved it too, but man they are proud $$$ of their product now a days.

One other note, when you unpackage it, DO allow it to expand for the recommended time. We unpackaged ours in a at the time empty bedroom on the floor and then used a blanket underneath, to scoot into the other bedroom. You'll also need to consider a platform for the mattress, as the typical bedframe will not work. You need a "bunkie board" style, or flat platform to lay it on.

Following this.

I saw that too

I have a Casper and have it for... man long time now. 6 years!? Still love it.

It is getting up there and now they have a new improved model, if I was going to replace the one I have I would not hesitate to get another Casper.

They also give you 100 days to try it, if you dont like it, they come pick up it and refund you all your money.

I bought this one and like it very much.

https://www.dreamcloudsleep.com/mattress