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4w ago

Memorial Day Mattress Sales Cut Prices on Premium and Value Beds

Widespread discounts are making high-end builds more affordable as expert testing steers shoppers to models that match firmness, cooling and sleep position needs.

A Tom's Guide sleep product tester stretches in bed after a great night's sleep
The Saatva Solaire Adjustable Mattress in a bedroom, with a Tom's Guide badge overlaid saying "PRICE DROP"
The Zinus 12-inch Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress on a bed frame in a bedroom. In the top right corner is close up of a hand testing the Zinus 10-inch Green Tea Memory Foam mattress. Next to it is a Tom's Guide Price Drop deals badge
The image shows a dark haired mattress tester wearing a black and white stripey t-shirt and black trousers lying on her side on a cream and gold Saatva mattress

Overview

  • Retailers and brands have launched Memorial Day deals this week, with outlets reporting model-specific markdowns that reach roughly 60 percent on some lines and many publications tracking last-chance offers.
  • Tom's Guide testing names the Saatva Classic the best-rated mattress of 2026 and shows Saatva's sale prices bringing the Classic into the $999–$1,779 range depending on size and model.
  • Reviewers present the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid as the top value pick, with recent coverage showing queen pricing around $649 and praise for its pressure relief for side sleepers.
  • Cooling and specialty options are on promotion too, with the Bear Elite Hybrid flagged as the best choice for hot sleepers and on sale near $1,198 while Saatva's Solaire adjustable bed and accessory bundles offer deeper discounts for couples and bedroom makeovers.
  • Coverage stresses that buyers should look beyond sticker price to firmness options, edge support, temperature control, delivery service, trial length and warranty because those factors determine long-term comfort and value.