Casper, one of the original direct-to-consumer darlings, is continuing its reign as one of the most well-loved mattress-in-a-box brands (and one of our favorites!) with the release of five new mattresses: the Casper One, the Dream, the Dream Max, the Snow, and the Snow Max. Designed in Casper Labs, the lineup blends all of the top technologies consumers expect from a sleep industry leader, including responsive memory foam, supportive hybrids, advanced cooling tech, and maximum-level support.
The breathable, body-cradling Casper One (starting at $875 for a twin) is the most affordable of the bunch. A Casper Core base and a Breathe Flex Foam top layer provide medium-firm support, making the all-foam One mattress suitable for a wide range of sleep styles.
The Dream (starting at $1,495 for a twin) and the premium Dream Max (starting at $2,495 for a twin) are both luxury hybrid designs that use a combination of memory foam and springs to provide what Casper calls a “gooey-medium” feel. Perfectly comfortable for all sleep styles, side sleepers may find the models particularly attractive thanks to the unique combination of cushioning feel. Ultra-breathable Breathe+ Flex Foam adds bounce and air flow and Align+ Flex Foam keeps the body in its best position for deep sleep. Meanwhile, Zoned Support keeps the spine in ergonomic alignment while individually pocketed Flex Coils reduce motion transfer.
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Finally, the launch includes two high-end cooling hybrid mattresses: the Snow (starting at $1,875 for a twin) and the Snow Max (starting at $3,125+ for a twin). They both feature the Snow Cover: Casper’s proprietary sleep tech that uses specialty fibers for a cool-to-the-touch feel from the moment you lie down. Medium-firm foam is bolstered by Phase Change Material that pulls heat away while the brand’s proprietary HeatDelete Bands remove excess warmth throughout the night. Much like the Dream mattresses, the regular Snow mattress sets the standard while the Max takes things up a notch, adding two inches of thickness and even more HeatDelete bands to further enhance the body-cooling features.
All five mattresses will be available in twin, twin XL, full, queen, king and California king sizes. Prices range from $875 to $4,625, and—as with all Casper mattresses—there’s a 100-night mattress trial period and shipping is free.
