Product News & Deals Cyber Week Deals: Save Up to 50% on Mattresses From Sleep Number, Casper, and More Sleep easy with big savings on top mattress brands during Cyber Week By Jaylyn Pruitt Jaylyn Pruitt Jaylyn has been a part of the Dotdash Meredith team since May 2019. Learn about our editorial process Updated on November 29, 2022 11:13AM EST Print We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. Casper Think about how long you've had your mattress—probably too long. While mattresses are a big purchase, we've eased the sticker shock a little with some of our favorite Cyber Week mattress deals, including some picks that we've tested and reviewed. Now is the perfect time to buy a new mattress, with top brands like Sleep Number, Casper, and Tuft & Needle discounting their mattresses up to 50%. See some of our favorite Cyber Monday deals you can still get here, on sale now. Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress Casper To buy: Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress $2,171 (was $2,895); amazon.com, casper.com We picked the Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress as our best for back pain when we picked the best mattresses for arthritis. The Wave features ergonomic zones that support pressure points to prevent pain and sagging. It also has a gel cooling layer on top to keep you at just the right temperature. If you tend to sleep hot, you can outfit your mattress cooling sheets for added comfort. More Casper mattresses on sale: Casper Original Mattress: $971 (was $1,295); amazon.com Casper Original Hybrid Mattress: $1,271 (was $1,695); amazon.com Casper Nova Hybrid Mattress: $1,377 (was $2,295); amazon.com Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mattress With Adaptive Foam Tuft & Needle To buy: Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mattress With Adaptive Foam $1,397 (was $1,995); tuftandneedle.com This is our favorite mattress for arthritis pain because of its foam multi-layer and individually-wrapped coils to help with motion transfer while keeping you supported where you need it. It's also made with graphite to keep heat away while you sleep. You can set this mattress on standard fixed base or an adjustable bed for more customization. Helix Midnight Luxe Helix To buy: Helix Midnight Luxe $1,799 (was $2,099); helix.com The Helix Midnight Luxe mattress was our best overall pick during our test of the best mattresses for side sleepers thanks to its lumbar coils that support your joints while memory takes the weight off of your pressure points. We also named Helix one of our favorite mattress brands for people with arthritis thanks to the brand's mattress quiz, so you can pick out just the right one. During Cyber Week, you can save up to $300 on this mattress, plus score two free Dream Pillows, with code BFWKND300. More Cyber Week Mattress Deals: Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress $2,171 (was $2,895); amazon.com Sleep Number iLE 360 Smart Bed $2,700 (was $5,399); sleepnumber.com Helix Midnight Luxe $1,799 (was $2,099); helix.com Signature Design by Ashley Chime Hybrid Mattress $330 (was $477); amazon.com Signature Design by Ashley Chime Memory Foam Mattress $370 (was $546); amazon.com Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mattress With Adaptive Foam $1,397 (was $1,995); tuftandneedle.com Gravity Ice Hybrid Mattress $437 (was $1,250); gravityblankets.com Molecule CopperWELL Cooling Gel Memory Foam King Mattress $562 (was $1000); amazon.com ZINUS Green Tea Luxe Memory Foam Mattress $301 (was $499); amazon.com ZINUS Ultra Cooling Gel Mattress $421 (was $659); amazon.com Sweetnight Ocean Blue Hybrid Mattress $305 (was $554); sweetnight.com Price Drop! Sweetnight Dreamy Memory Foam Mattress $381 (was $937); sweetnight.com Nolah Evolution Mattress $1,599 (was $2,299); nolahmattress.com Plus, get two free Squishy Pillows Nolah Original Mattress $899 (was $1,149); nolahmattress.com Plus, get two free Squishy Pillows Read Next: The 11 Best Mattresses for Side Sleepers By Jaylyn Pruitt She studied anthropology and linguistics at the University of Florida and has a Master of Library and Information Science from the University of South Florida.She has a background in information access research.She started working with Dotdash Meredith in May 2019. See Our Editorial Process Meet Our Medical Expert Board Share Feedback Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! What is your feedback? Other Helpful Report an Error Submit