Should I get the cheapest mattress?

While a bargain might seem appealing, investing in a better-quality mattress can greatly impact your overall sleep health. We spend roughly eight hours a night on our mattresses, so ensuring ample padding and firm support is crucial.

Cheaper mattresses typically use thinner padding that wears out quickly, making you feel the coils underneath sooner rather than later. They also tend to sag faster because the support layers aren’t built to last.

We’re not suggesting you buy the most expensive mattress on the market, but avoiding the least expensive option can save you discomfort (and money) in the long run. Unless you’re furnishing a guest room and you’d prefer not to have long-term visitors, aim for a mid-range to high-end mattress. You’ll enjoy a more comfortable sleep experience and a longer product lifespan.

For more detailed insights on why you should avoid the cheapest mattress, visit our blog:
Should I Buy A Cheap Mattress?