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The Saatva Classic is the highest-scoring mattress we’ve tested for couples, hot sleepers, and people with back pain — here’s the deal we recommend to most sleepers this Black Friday

There's $425 off the Saatva Classic, our top luxury hotel-style mattress recommendation for all sleepers in today's sale. Here's why I wouldn't wait for Black Friday to shop this deal.

The Saatva Classic is the highest-scoring mattress we’ve tested for couples, hot sleepers, and people with back pain — here’s the deal we recommend to most sleepers this Black Friday

The Saatva Classic, a top-rated mattress according to our tests, is currently on sale for $1,804, making it an excellent choice for couples, hot sleepers, and those with back pain. This substantial discount of $425 brings the price down from its original $2,229. The deal is even more enticing than Saatva's official sale, which currently prices a queen size Classic at $1,895. Although the high cost of living may make this price seem steep, this offer is a smart purchase due to several factors.

Firstly, the Saatva Classic is a versatile mattress that comes in three comfort options and two heights, providing the necessary cushioning and support for most sleepers. It also boasts a lifetime warranty, a 365-night trial, and free white glove delivery. Our mattress review gives the Saatva Classic a perfect score (★★★★★) and highlights its consistent outstanding performance across multiple testing categories. The mattress is well-crafted and built to last, justifying the premium price.

Secondly, if the Classic isn't your preferred choice, Black Friday mattress sales are an excellent opportunity to find a new bed at a price you'll like. However, if you're looking for a more affordable option, the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is a great alternative. It can't match the Classic's support and luxury, but it's highly rated and comes with a 365-night trial and a lifetime warranty.

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