The No.1 cooling mattress on the market is now up to $1,028 off — here's why I'd buy this weekend
A queen Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress is now $913 off this weekend thanks to a hidden 40% discount. Here's why I wouldn't wait to invest in this ultra-cooling bed.
The Bear Elite Hybrid mattress, a top-rated cooling mattress, is currently being offered at a significant discount of $1,028 off its original price of $2,284, bringing the total cost down to $1,370.40 for a queen size. This deal, available exclusively at Bear Mattress, can be activated by entering the code TOMS40 during checkout. This remarkable deal is particularly notable as Bear Mattress typically offers a 30% discount, so this 35% discount is a rare opportunity for consumers.
The Bear Elite Hybrid mattress is designed to combat night sweats and excessive heat, which can often disrupt sleep. It achieves this by employing state-of-the-art cooling technology. During rigorous lab-based and at-home testing, the Bear Elite Hybrid demonstrated exceptional heat dissipation, managing to reduce the tester's body heat by an impressive 7.2°F.
This is primarily due to its innovative cooling materials, including airflow-boosting coils, copper-infused heat-dispersing foam, and a heat-dissipating Celliant-infused cover.
The mattress also offers adjustable firmness levels, catering to a variety of sleep preferences. In our tests, we found that the medium-firm Bear Elite Hybrid provided excellent support for side and back sleepers, although it had some drawbacks such as weak edge support and limited motion isolation.
For those seeking a more budget-friendly cooling mattress option, the SweetNight CoolNest Mattress is another viable alternative. This model, which uses Phase Change Material (PCM) for quick cooling, is currently available for $399.99, a significant reduction from its original price of $579.99. Like the Bear Elite Hybrid, the CoolNest Mattress comes with a 10-year warranty, free shipping and returns, and a 100-night sleep trial.
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