All the best Black Friday mattress deals LIVE: tracked and vetted by a certified sleep coach


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Tuft & Needle Mint Hybrid mattress deals

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The Tuft & Needle Black Friday sale features 35% off all mattresses. This is the largest percent-off discount I’ve ever seen from T&N. (It usually maxes out at 30%.)

If you’re looking for a side-sleeper-friendly hybrid that’s easy on the joints, I recommend the Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mint Mattress, now $1,296.75 for a queen. Regularly $1,995, that’s the lowest price I’ve tracked for it.

During our Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mattress review, my fellow testers and I agreed that this bed is super comfy for side sleeping, as it cradled our spines and alleviated pressure buildup in our shoulders, knees, and hips. (Our tester with a shoulder injury found much relief on this mattress.)

As the name suggests, the Mint Hybrid is a cooling model. In addition to its overall comfort, our testing panel most enjoyed how cool and comfortable it slept. I didn’t overheat on it once while sleeping on it during a hot summer.

Tuft & Needle sales are rare, and there’s no telling whether T&N will bring this 35% discount back any time soon. (I’ll hold out hope for Presidents’ Day 2026, but I won’t make any promises!) I’d say jump on this offer while you can.

Alison here — Happy Black Friday Eve!

OK, I’m signing off now folks to go and do some of my own Black Friday shopping, but stay tuned for more mattress deals chat…


Meet our Sleep Concierge team!

I’m so excited to let you know that this evening we’ve launched our brand-new Black Friday Sleep Concierge service – a free and fast way to get personalized mattress, pillow and bedding recommendations straight from me and my team.

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If you stayed over in my guest room, you’d be sleeping on the DreamCloud Classic. This is one of my all-time favorite hybrid mattresses in a box and a huge hit with my family and friends.

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It won’t provide the same luxury sleep experience as the Saatva Classic – very few mattresses do – but it will give you a big dollop of comfort and support for over $1,000 less.

As great as the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is for most people, I did have two minor issues with it: firstly, I slept warm on it and spent a good portion of my nights kicking off the covers to cool down. I am a chronic hot sleeper, so the Saatva Classic and the Bear Elite Hybrid – our two top cooling mattresses – are better for me.

My other minor niggle was hip and thigh pressure. I definitely felt some when lying on my side, but Lauren Jefferies, our main tester for the DreamCloud, didn’t.

I have residual hip and lower back pain from pregnancy, and the only mattress I truly sleep comfortably on is the Saatva (read my Saatva Classic mattress review to learn why).

Ultimately, the DreamCloud is a lot of mattress for the money – or to use my early phrase, it delivers a lot of bang for your buck. It’s $699 for a queen in the Black Friday sale, and the deal is better than the one we see most months because it comes with up to $599 of free bedding.

Big sleep comfort, smaller price

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When I first joined Tom’s Guide as Sleep Editor in 2021, budget-friendly mattresses were of a pretty low standard on the whole. Most of them were slabs of cheap memory foam, with little to no support and zero breathability.

Fast forward to the present day and the budget mattress market is remarkably different – lots of innovation from the luxury mattress market has trickled down to cheaper beds.

Never has this been more obvious than with the Siena Signature, an all-foam mattress that outperformed many premium rivals when we recently retested all the top options in our best mattress of the year guide.

The Siena excelled at motion isolation, even beating our number one pick the Saatva Classic, and it scored well in edge support and temperature regulation too.

It’s exceptional value for money at $244 for a queen size at Amazon, especially considering it comes with a 180-night trial and a 10-year warranty. You just don’t see those benefits often with a budget mattress.

We don’t recommend the Siena Signature to side sleepers – it’s way too firm for that – but we do recommend it to stomach and back sleepers, and to couples who love hard beds. One of the best value mattresses you’ll find on sale today.

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My biggest piece of Black Friday shopping advice…

Mouth tape: yea or nay?

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If you have any kind of congestion, you risk not being able to breathe properly throughout the night. Not to mention the risk of vomiting with your mouth taped shut.

If you want to encourage nose breathing throughout the night and stop mouth breathing, I’d suggest trying nasal strips instead. These don’t block any airways, but instead gently pull the nasal passages open to increase airflow.

My personal favorites are the Breathe Right Extra Strength Nasal Strips which are down to $14.69 at Amazon (was $20.99).

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3 herbal teas to drink 3 hours before bed (yes, that’s when you should take your last sip)

The best teas to drink for better sleep are herbal, zero-caffeine teas. Pretty much all herbal teas are sleep inducing, but here are the three top teas to tipple tonight:

Tempur-Pedic’s BOGO sale on pillows returns!

  1. ZINUS 12″ king Green Tea Memory Foam mattress for $269 at Amazon
  2. EGOHOME 12″ king Cooling Memory Foam mattress for $229.49 at Amazon
  3. Novilla 12″ king Memory Foam Mattress for $263.48 at Amazon

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Check out our new guide…

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I can’t believe we’re now one day away from Black Friday. I don’t know about you, but I’m struggling with deals fatigue with so many discounts and sales, it’s a struggle to know what’s actually a good Black Friday deal.

Taking a quick break, back shortly!

The Hatch Restore 3 has dropped to its lowest ever price at Amazon. Shopping at Amazon is cheaper than buying direct from Hatch, with the price falling to $134 from $169.99. Run, don’t walk!

Saatva Classic vs Saatva Latex Hybrid: Which should you buy this Black Friday?

Alex, one of our experienced contributing mattress testers, recently had the chance to test the Latex Hybrid (check out her Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress review) and praised it for its breathable construction and all-round comfort. In fact, Alex described the Latex Hybrid as one of the most comfortable mattresses she’d ever slept on.

However, the Saatva Classic recently underwent a third (and in depth) round of re-testing, where it knocked our temperature regulation tests out of the park. In her Saatva Classic mattress review, Managing Editor Claire Davies, gave the Classic a score of 5/5 for temperature regulation, making it one of the best cooling mattresses you can buy.

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The Classic also comes in cheaper than the Latex Hybrid, with a queen costing $1,739 vs $2,149 for the Latex Hybrid. Both come with a 365 night sleep trial, lifetime warranty and free white glove delivery, which includes the removal of your old mattress too.

If you’re tossing up between the two this Thanksgiving, check out our helpful Saatva Classic vs Saatva Latex Hybrid comparison.

Get 27% off the Helix Midnight Luxe with the code TOMS27

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I can’t talk to you about Black Friday mattress deals without highlighting the current saving on the most comfortable mattress I’ve ever slept on; the Helix Midnight Luxe.

Right now, there 27% off the Midnight Luxe at Helix Sleep when you use the code TOMS27 at checkout. That beats the 25% general access sale and brings a queen down to $1,751.03 for a queen from $2,398.66.

I’m a bit disappointed that there’s no free bedding bundle thrown in with the Luxe for Black Friday, which we have seen during previous sales this year. That said, this deal matches the biggest dollar-off discount of the year, making it an excellent time to buy.

What can you expect? Cushioned pressure relief across the shoulders, hips and knees. You won’t get dead-hips or achy shoulders on this bed, which is why it’s our number one best mattress for side sleepers.

However, it’s also comfortable for back sleepers, too. Thanks to sturdy support code that prevents you from sinking into the mattress, as well as zoned lumbar support for those with back pain.

For more on why I love the Luxe, check out my Helix Midnight Luxe mattress review.

Quick — the Loop Dream earplugs are 25% off

My husband is prone to snoring and the Loop earplugs are the only thing that actually drown out the noise and help me sleep through. Right now, you can save 25% on the Loop Dream earplugs when you sign up for early sale access.

Are you the snorer? These make an excellent stocking stuffer for anyone you share a bed with.

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Of course, not all mattresses are available to buy at Amazon. The Saatva Classic, the best mattress we’ve ever tested, is only $400 off all sizes at Saatvawhen you follow our link. That brings the price of a queen down to $1,739 from $2,139, which is the best deal you can expect. Let’s take a closer look at it…

Is Amazon a good place to buy a mattress this Black Friday?

The short answer is, yes — Amazon is a good place to buy a mattress this Black Friday. What you can expect from Amazon are great deals on discontinued models from recognizable brands (like Zinus and Siena). Plus, cheap best sellers dropping even lower, like the Siena Memory Foam Mattress (now known as the Siena Signature), or the Zinus Green Tea Mattress.

My advice? Stick to brands you recognize and always read the warranty and sleep trial info. In most cases, Amazon now honor the brand’s warranty and sleep trial — but it’s certainly worth double checking.

Looking for a queen mattress under $300? The Siena is my top pick

Amazon is shaping up to be an excellent time to buy a budget-friendly mattress at an even lower price this Black Friday. Case in point: you can buy a queen Siena Memory Foam Mattress for $244 at Amazon. That’s the lowest price we’ve ever seen it, making it one of the stand out deals today.

It’s a firm mattress and won’t give you the ‘hug’ sensation you might expect from a memory foam mattress, but if you’re a back or stomach sleeper looking for a mattress that offers a keen blend of pressure relief and support, this is it. Is Amazon a good place to buy a new mattress, though? Here’s what I think…

Read more: I thought firm mattresses weren’t for me — the bed that changed my mind drops to $244 for a queen

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How good are the deals this year?

Black Friday is hands down one of the best times to buy a new mattress, but how good are the deals on some of this year’s best beds compared to last year? Let’s take a look…

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Saatva Classic:
It’s the best mattress we’ve ever tested and right now the Saatva Classic is $400 off at Saatva. That matches last year’s discount but you will pay slightly more this year for a queen ($1,739 compared to $1,695) due to a slight MSRP increase. We don’t expect to see this saving to return until 2026.

Siena Signature Memory Foam Mattress:
You can buy a queen Siena Signature Memory Foam Mattress for $244 at Amazon. That’s $115 less than buying directly from Siena and the lowest price we’ve ever tracked.

Bear Elite Hybrid:
There’s 40% off the Bear Elite Hybrid at Bear, plus free bedding Using the discount code TOMS40 unlocks a 40% off the hybrid (compared to 35% off in the general sale access). That means you can buy a queen Bear Elite Hybrid mattress for $1,456.20. That’s the same price as last year, but what’s new this year is an entire free bedding bundle — winner.

DreamCloud Classic:
Buy a queen DreamCloud Classic for $699 at DreamCloud, plus get a free bedding bundle worth $599. The DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress has been redesigned and renamed as the DreamCloud Classic since last year’s Black Friday sales. It has been cheaper before, dropping to $649 earlier this year (and is available to buy at that price at Amazon right now). However, you won’t get the free bedding — so it’s a question of what’s bedding for you, spending $50 less or getting a load of free sleep gear?

Helix Midnight Luxe:
There’s 27% off the Helix Midnight at Helix Sleep with the Code TOMS27 A queen costs $1,751 from $2,798. That matches last year’s dollar-off discount, but missing the free bedding bundle we saw last Black Friday — boo.

Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress:
Buy a queen Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress for $949 at Nectar. That’s the same price as last Black Friday. There’s less fluctuation on Nectar mattress sales compared to some other brands, but $949 for a memory foam mattress of this calibre is an excellent deal.


Happy Thanksgiving and welcome to our live mattress deals coverage!

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I’m Nicola, I’m the Sleep Editor here at Tom’s Guide, and I’ll be kicking things off this morning, bringing you the best discounts, latest deals and shopping advice for anyone looking to buy a new mattress today.

This is my third year covering the Black Friday mattress sales and if I’ve learnt anything in that time it’s that you don’t have to wait for Black Friday itself to get the best price on a new bed. The Black Friday discounts have been trickling in all month, and we’re not expecting any last minute savings to suddenly drop tomorrow — so why wait?

If you’ve got a spare few minutes before you need to peel the potatoes or prep the turkey, stick around and I’ll bring you the best deals for every budget. Ready? Let’s dive in…



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