4th of July hybrid mattress sales — save up to $989 with today's 11 best deals
Save up to 60% on 9 top-rated hybrid mattress in today's 4th of July sales
As a team of mattress testers, we know how much of a difference the right mattress can make to your overall sleep quality. Hybrid mattresses are some of the most popular options, combining coils and foams for a perfect blend of support and comfort. And if you’re looking to invest in one, today's 4th of July sales are a great time to pick up a bargain, such as a saving of up to 60% on all Emma mattresses when you enter the discount code TOM10 at checkout.
Many of our picks in the best mattress guide are hybrids, thanks to their suitability to most types of sleepers. The coil support layer allows brands to pick a variety of materials to combine with them and gives plenty of choices to tweak to your sleeping style.
If you’re in the market for a new hybrid mattress, the 4th of July mattress sales are an excellent time to invest in a new bed for less. To help, we've rounded up 9 top hybrid mattresses.
1. Emma Hybrid Comfort: Was from $812 now $368.10 at Emma Sleep with code TOM10
The Emma Hybrid Comfort is a comfortable and supportive mattress. With five internal layers of foam and spring, the Emma Hybrid Comfort aims to support your body while delivering durability and a cool night's sleep. Sales from Emma Sleep typically range between 40% and 50% off, with the best deals reserved for major sales. Right now, there's 60% off the Emma Hybrid Comfort when you enter the code TOM10 at checkout. That brings the price of a queen down to an epic $593.10 (was $1,319) and means a maximum saving of $989.
2. Helix Midnight Luxe: Was from $1,373.75 now $961.63 at Helix Sleep
If you’re looking for the best mattress for side sleepers, the Helix Midnight Luxe is right at the top of the list. In our Helix Midnight Luxe mattress review, our tester was impressed with the deep pressure relief offered by the built-in pillow top and felt it was supportive enough for back sleepers, too. Motion isolation is excellent and temperature regulation is impressive (very hot sleepers can upgrade to a GlacioTex cooling cover). 30% off the Luxe is an epic deal and brings the price of a queen down to $1,661.66 (was $2,373.80). Plus, you'll get two free pillows.
3. Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe mattress: was from $1,199 now $839.30 at Brooklyn Bedding
One of our recommended best cooling mattress picks, the Aurora Luxe has a GlacioTex cooling cover that removes excess heat from the mattress’ surface, as well as feeling cool to the touch. The Aurora Luxe is also customisable, meaning you can pick a firmness rating to suit your sleeping style. Brooklyn Bedding has upped their discount to 30% for the 4th of July sales with the code JULY30. That takes a queen mattress down to $1,585.50 from the MSRP of $2,265.
4. The WinkBed Plus mattress: was from $1,349 now $1,049 at WinkBeds
The WinkBed Plus is our pick of the best mattresses for heavy people, designed to support sleepers of up to 350lbs. It’s billed as a version of the brand’s flagship model, the WinkBed (which you can read more about in our WinkBed mattress review), but the design is quite different. The mattress starts with dense foam to prevent sagging, followed by zoned latex to provide both support and softness where needed. The brand has an evergreen $300 discount, but this is still a great offer that takes a queen down to $1,699 from a MSRP of $1,999.
5. Nectar Premier Hybrid mattress: was from $1,349 now $799 at Nectar
The Nectar Premier Hybrid offers plenty of pressure relief from the plush memory foam, making it particularly suited to side sleepers. Motion isolation is excellent, and you won’t be disturbed by a restless partner, but it’s too soft for most stomach sleepers (try the DreamCloud above if you are a stomach sleeper and want a mattress for a similar price). A queen mattress is reduced by 40% to $1,099 from the MSRP of $1,799.
6. Avocado Green mattress: was from $1,399 now $1,189 at Avocado
Topping our best organic mattress guide, the Avocado Green is 100% certified organic and solidly made. Ideal for those looking for a true medium firm mattress, the Avocado Green has a zoned support core of coils, offering different levels of support across the mattress. There’s also a Dunlop latex comfort layer, with latex offering a slightly bouncier feel than you’ll get with memory foam. Avocado’s current 15% discount is particularly generous for the brand and takes a queen down to $1,699 from $1,999.
7. Purple Plus mattress: was from $1,499 now $1,199 at Purple
Purple’s mattresses are unique, thanks to the brand’s proprietary ‘GelFlex’ grid – a springy, elastic gel grid that melds to your shape, but springs back as soon as any pressure is removed. The Purple Plus offers plenty of cushioning and comfort without lacking any support. In our Purple Plus mattress review our tester felt comfortable in all sleep positions, and the mattress also does an incredible job of keeping sleepers cool. The $400 discount for the 4th of July sales is the most we ever see with the brand, and you can pick up a queen for $1,599 (MSRP $1,899) along with two free pillows.
8. DreamCloud Hybrid mattress: was from $839 now $449 at DreamCloud
The DreamCloud offers superb pressure relief and outstanding comfort - but at a budget friendly price. The mattress sleeps firmer than advertised, but that means it’s particularly suited to back and stomach sleepers, as well as being one of the best mattresses for back pain. There’s excellent motion isolation and reliable temperature regulation. Although the DreamCloud is never sold at MSRP, the current discount of 50% off is extremely generous, taking a queen down to $665 from a MSRP of $1,332.
9. Beautyrest Black mattress: was from $1,549 now $1,249 at Beautyrest
The Beautyrest Black is fully customizable - there's up to ten feels to choose from, along with four support series. It is slightly convoluted, but these are luxurious mattresses designed to pack a punch. Comfort layers with cashmere, alpaca wool and silk are combined with latex to relieve pressure and memory foam infused with cooling tech to help reduce the chance of overheating. Beautyrest’s 4th of July sale means that a queen is reduced from $1,999 down to $1,699.
10. Saatva Classic mattress: was from $1,395 now $1,195 at Saatva
Topping our best hybrid mattress list, the Saatva Classic is a luxury hybrid innerspring that comes with customisable options to suit all types of sleeper. Our Saatva Classic mattress review has feedback from our tester after a year of sleeping on the bed, with absolutely no deterioration in the quality of the sleep surface. Right now there’s up to $300 off the Saatva, meaning you can grab a queen mattress for $1,795, (was $2,095). It's not the best Saatva sale we've ever seen, but it is a decent price if you need a new bed now.
11. Stearns & Foster Lux Estate mattress: was from $2,899 now from $2,499 at Stearns & Foster
Crafted from a combination of strong supportive coils and softer Tempur-Materials foams, Stearns & Foster Lux Estate is one of the most luxurious hybrid mattresses you can buy. Right now, there's $400 off this top-rated hyrbid, plus Stearns & Foster will throw in $300 worth of free bedding accessories too. This discount brings the price of a queen down to $3,199 (was $3,599). If you're looking for a luxurious combination of pressure relieving comfort without sacrificing support, this is it.
Top 4th of July mattress sales 2024: Quick links
- Saatva mattress: Up to $600 off luxury beds
- Emma Mattress: Up to 60% off with code TOM10
- Tempur-Pedic cooling beds: Save up to $2,999
- DreamCloud Mattress: Up to 50% off
- Helix Mattress: Up to 30% off + free pillows
- Bear Mattress: 35% off + free bedding
- Casper Mattress: Up to 35% off
- Amerisleep: $450 off + free bed foundation
- Nectar Mattress: Up to 40% off
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Jo Plumridge is an experienced mattress reviewer with several years' experience covering all things mattresses and sleep, and who tests memory foam, hybrid and organic mattresses. What Jo doesn't know about a boxed mattress isn't worth knowing, so naturally we tasked her with producing a series of features for Tom's Guide looking at all aspects of mattresses, from how to pick between latex and memory foam (it's a tricky one), to the seven mistakes people make when buying a mattress for the first time. When testing the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid for Tom's Guide, Jo said: "I loved the back support and pressure relief it offered. Plus, it looks far more expensive than it is." When she isn’t writing about sleep, Jo also writes extensively on interior design, home products and photography.