Comparisons > Mattress Price Comparison Prices By Mattress Type Low- Vs Mid- Vs High-Priced Mattresses Low-Priced Mattresses (up to $700 queen) Mid-Priced Mattresses ($700-$1800 queen) High-Priced Mattresses ($1800+ queen) The following table compares low-, mid-, and high-priced mattresses on key criteria. The following is true for the price categories overall; a particular brand or * The first rating is for everyday adult use, and the second rating is for limited adult use or everyday child use. – In about 30% of cases on average, low-priced mattresses are used only on a limited basis (temporarily, occasionally, lightly). – Low-priced mattresses tend to have less durable construction and materials as well as fewer features than more expensive mattresses. Also, most have relatively short warranties (10 years or less). – Many low-priced mattresses are available mostly or only online. (See buying a mattress online: what you should know.)
is not a complete list of mattresses in the up-to-$700 (queen) price range; it includes only those for which we have collected 65+ owner experiences from diverse, credible sources. Select a brand for a detailed description and ratings. – Mid-priced mattresses are usually purchased for regular daily use, as opposed to limited use. – They tend to have at least somewhat better construction, materials and features than low-priced mattresses. Warranties tend to have a length of at least 10 years. – Mid-priced mattresses in several cases are available in stores, not only online. – The list below (sorted by price) is not a complete list of mattresses in the $700-$1800 (queen) price range; it includes only those for which we have collected at least 65 consumer experiences from diverse sources. – The mattresses in this price range tend to use superior construction and materials and offer more features than low- and mid-priced beds. Warranty lengths tend to be 10+ years.
– Owner satisfaction overall tends to not be higher for mattresses in this price range compared to beds in the other ranges. – These mattresses are often available in mattress stores, not only online. The list below (sorted by price) is not a complete list of mattresses in the $1800+ (queen) price range; it includes only those for which we have collected at least 45 owner experiences from diverse sources. Select a brand for a detailed description and ratings.Which is the Best Mattress of 2017? 101-Night Risk-Free Sleep Trial Free shipping in 24 hours Industry leading 20 year warranty Pay monthly with Zibby, no credit required Complete your sleep set with the world’s most advanced real-time cooling pillow and the strongest solid wood foundation Do you have a question? Start a live chat WHAT GHOSTBED CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING See why our customers trust us with their support Price range for a standard queen set.* 1-888-602-3640 to speak with a sleep specialist
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These mattresses are an ideal solution for those who want the contouring feel of an all-foam mattress with the latest advancements in memory foam technology. *Model availability and pricing may vary by local authorized Serta retailer. Serta iComfort Hybrid mattresses models combine our most advanced gel memory foam with our most advanced individually wrapped steel coil innerspring systems. These mattresses are an ideal solution for those who are interested in the benefits of gel memory foam, but prefer the support of an advanced innerspring. Share your #AlwaysComfortable moments Tag your photo with this hashtag, and it could be featured here! Find Your Perfect Model See what others are saying... Read more about this product Serta Motion Custom® II Serta Motion Perfect® IIIItems 1 to 12 of 63 total Items 1 to 12 of 63 total Memory foam mattresses are supportive and stable. They conform to your body shape and can relieve stress on certain areas, making them a favorite of those who suffer from back or joint pain.
A memory foam mattress gives you the feeling of sleeping in the bed, as opposed to on the bed. Innerspring mattresses are made of steel springs and coils, along with layers of cushioning for comfort. Usually less expensive than memory foam, innerspring is the most widely sold type of mattress. With an innerspring mattress, you get the feeling of sleeping on the bed, rather than in the bed. Hybrid mattresses blend the support of innerspring with the responsiveness and comfort of memory foam, making them a great choice for those who like the springy feel of innerspring but also want the benefits of memory foam. Learn more in our Mattress Buying Guide. Showing page: 1 of 2 Posture Plus 4.0 King Mattress Euro - Top 905 King Mattress Orthopedic Chiro King Mattress Legend Pillow Top King Mattress Royal Ultra King Mattress Dream Sleep King Mattress Carlton Place King Mattress Perfect Care 3000 King Mattress RX Plus King Mattress NordicRest Icelandic King Mattress