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Early Black Friday Mattress Deals: Get Up to 35% Off WIRED-Tested Favorites

I’ve already found early deals on our favorite WIRED-tested mattresses and sleep accessories.

Early Black Friday Mattress Deals: Get Up to 35% Off WIRED-Tested Favorites

Black Friday deals on mattresses are offering significant discounts on popular WIRED-tested options. Helix is providing 20% off sitewide with the code BF20, while Birch is offering 25% off with code BF25. Bear Mattress has the most substantial discount at 35% off sitewide plus a free bundle of pillows and a mattress protector with the code BF35. Nolah is also running a Black Friday sale with 35% off sitewide, no promo code required.

The Sapira Chill hybrid mattress, tested by WIRED Reviews, is part of Nolah's sale and features a temperature-regulating cover and cooling technology. Leesa Sleep is giving 25% off mattresses through November 17 with no promo code needed. Sleep Number's ComfortNext line, including the Lux Smart Bed, is 20% off and includes a Sleep IQ tracking feature. Sleep Number's Climate Collection is 25% off, and sheet sets and pillows are BOGO 50% off.

The TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze System, TEMPUR-Breeze, and TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt mattresses, along with the TEMPUR-Ergo Smart Base, offer a $500 discount and a $300 credit toward future purchases through December 1. Bedgear's Night Ice collection, featuring a cooling mattress with adjustable firmness, is discounted and can be purchased with an adjustable base for additional savings.

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