Quick! $300 off the Purple Mattress in today's extended Black Friday sale

Purple Mattress on wooden bed base in bedroom with lilac wall, bedside table and gold lamp and shelving unit on the other side
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Night sweats and joint pain are a recipe for poor, uncomfortable sleep. But the Purple Black Friday sale is offering some relief. You can now save up to $300 on the Purple Mattress at Purple, or bundle up with a smart bed base and save up to an extra $250. That's a fantastic saving on a specialist mattress.

Choosing the best mattress for your sleep needs means considering the kind of support and comfort you need. And you can rely on the luxury Purple Mattress for sturdy support, cushioning comfort and exceptional temperature regulation. In other words, it's an all-rounder, suited to many different sleepers. 

Now the Black Friday mattress deals has been and gone, we're searching the best Cyber Monday mattress sales to scoop up even bigger savings. In a classic Purple move, the brand has increased its sale offer post-Black Friday. Here's why you should make the most of it... 

Purple Mattress
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Purple Mattress
Was from:
$999
Now from:
$759
Saving: Up to $300 at Purple

Mattress summary: So what makes the Purple mattress one of the best cooling mattresses and one of the best mattresses for back pain? Its patented GelFlex Grid. This is a unique hyper-elastic polymer layer engineered soft, supportive and cool. It has over 1,400 individual air channels for advanced airflow that dissipates excess body heat, keeping you and your mattress cool, while instantly responding to movement ensuring your spine is aligned and pressure points cradled. Pairing this mattress with a Purple Adjustable Base, down to $569 from $699, means you can customize your sleep position to eliminate pressure build up in joints. It is currently at the lowest price we have seen in a while with a queen sitting at $1,234 (was $1,499) this Cyber weekend. Do take note that, as good as this mattress' features are, it is only 9.25" tall so is unlikely to be the best mattress for heavy people.

Benefits: 100-night trial | 10-year warranty | Free shipping

Price history: Purple mattress sales are a semi-regular occurrence and, honestly, they're not always the most generously. Sometimes we only see $100 off. This Black Friday we saw $200 off a queen size Purple Plus mattress, but they've stepped this up to $265 for Cyber weekend, with a maximum saving of $300 off a split king. That's the best saving we've seen in a long time and we don't expect it to last long. 

Looking to splurge? Try this...

Purple Rejuvenate Mattress:was from $4,495now from $3,795 at Purple

Purple Rejuvenate Mattress: was from $4,495 now from $3,795 at Purple
Although all Purple mattresses are mid to upper-mid priced mattresses offering a premium sleep experience, the brand takes the meaning of luxury a step further in the Rejuvenate range. The Purple Rejuvenate Mattress has a quilted Euro top providing a plush feel, enhanced edge-to-edge coils and 50% more comfort foam compared to its predecessor, the Purple Premium Collection. Although there is currently $750 off a queen size, it is still $4,745 (was $5,495), so this ultra-premium mattress is for those looking to splurge on their sleep.  

Eve Davies
Sleep Staff Writer

Eve is a PPA-accredited journalist and Sleep Staff Writer at Tom’s Guide with four years’ experience writing health features and news. She is particularly interested in the relationship between good sleep and overall health. At Tom’s Guide Eve is responsible for coverage and reviews of sleep tech and is our smart and cooling mattress specialist, focussing on brands such as Eight Sleep and Sleep Number. She also covers general mattress reviews, seeks out the best deals to produce tried-and-tested buyer's guides for sleep accessories and enjoys writing in-depth features about sleep health. She has been involved in rigorous testing procedures for mattress reviews in our Sleep Studio and has interviewed experts including sleep doctors and psychologists. When not covering sleep at Tom's Guide, Eve enjoys writing about health and fitness, food and culture.