Black Friday falls on November 27, but mattress sales are already underway. That matters if your bed is worn out or you’re waking up sore: there’s no clear reason to wait for the calendar to catch up when brands are discounting now. Still, an early sale is only useful if the mattress suits how you sleep.
Saatva, Casper, Purple, and Birch have promotions across several mattress types, including innerspring models, cooling hybrids, and organic designs. Side sleepers may want more cushioning around the hips and shoulders; people who prefer a firmer feel will be looking for stronger support. The discount alone won’t settle that question.
Here’s the thing: the roundup below covers seven mattresses tested by AD, with reviewer observations, notable features, and current promotion details. It’s a practical place to start comparing options before the holiday rush, though prices and offers can change.
Our top mattress deals
- Best Luxury Mattress Deal: Saatva Classic Mattress
- Best Mattress-in-a-Box Deal: PurpleFlex Mattress
- Best Cooling Mattress Deal: Casper Snow Mattress
- Best Natural Latex Mattress Deal: Birch Natural Mattress
- Best Customizable Mattress Deal: The WinkBed
- Best Pressure-Relieving Mattress Deal: Nolah Evolution
- Best Firm Organic Mattress Deal: My Green Mattress Natural Escape Organic Mattress
Best Luxury Mattress Deal: Saatva Classic Mattress
Saatva Classic: a premium mattress with a substantial discount
The headline here is the price cut: Saatva has reduced its Classic queen from $2,229 to $1,879, a savings of $350, or 16%. That’s a meaningful discount on a high-end mattress, though the original copy’s “over $400 off” claim doesn’t match the listed prices.
The mattress pairs a dual-coil build with a three-inch Euro pillow top and targeted lumbar support intended to help keep the spine aligned. It comes in plush soft, luxury firm, and firm, giving shoppers options across sleep positions. For a closer look at this construction, see our guide to innerspring mattresses.
Reviewer Erin Kaplan, who sleeps on both her side and stomach, reports good support, durability, and temperature regulation. “Overall, I get a better night’s sleep on a more consistent basis since I switched mattresses,” she says. The package also includes white-glove delivery, a 365-night sleep trial, and a lifetime warranty. Those policies soften the risk of a costly purchase, though comfort remains personal; the trial period is especially relevant if you’re weighing the price.
Best mattress-in-a-box deal: PurpleFlex
The PurpleFlex offers a smaller discount, but its mattress-in-a-box format and two listed sellers make it a more straightforward online purchase. The price is $1,199, reduced from $1,299—an $100 saving, or 8%—at both Amazon and Purple.
PurpleFlex Mattress
The PurpleFlex deal makes a useful point: a firmer mattress can still relieve pressure. The original PurpleFlex bed-in-a-box is $1,199, down from $1,299, and its two-inch GelFlex Grid sits above a foam base designed to add stability. That combination may suit back and stomach sleepers who prefer to rest on top of a mattress instead of sinking into it. Architectural Digest tester Chapin Rockwell said the firm feel brought “less back pain and stiffness.” If you’re comparing it with other mattresses in a box, the appeal here is that support and pressure relief aren’t being treated as opposites. Shop the PurpleFlex at Purple.
Best Cooling Mattress Deal: Casper Snow Mattress
The Casper Snow Hybrid is listed at $2,720, though the offers in the listing differ: Amazon shows $2,175 and Casper shows $1,900. That spread is substantial, so check the seller’s current price before buying. The available information identifies this as a cooling mattress deal but doesn’t explain its cooling materials or performance; the price comparison is the clearest takeaway here.

