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Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress ($199, originally $399)

If you're shopping for a quality mattress on a budget, you really can't go wrong with this Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress from Zinus, which is the bestselling mattress on Amazon and has thousands of five-star reviews from shoppers that prove just how great it is. The model comes in a wide range of sizes, so you can find the perfect fit for your bedroom or home. Plus, it's infused with green tea and moisture-absorbing ActivCharcoal which help to provide even more relief, allowing the body to truly unwind into the product's memory-foam base. One editor called this mattress one of the best buys she's ever made in this Zinus Memory Foam Mattress review.

Editor Quote: "To my shock, it wasn't just a good deal — it was the best mattress decision I've ever made. My parents came to visit shortly thereafter and slept in it. These are people who do not sleep in. 'It was that mattress,' my mom said. Then, a friend house-sat for us recently, and when I asked how everything went, she said, 'Great! P.S. That mattress is amazing. Can I get the link?'" — Shannon Vestal Robson, contributor

Casper Sleep Element Pro Mattress ($597, originally $995)

A good mattress can make or break your back — literally. But editors, sleep experts, and shoppers alike all seem to agree that this supportive mattress from Casper can help to reduce body aches or pains at the source. With three layers of cushiony, plush material, it's arguably one of the best mattresses for people with back pain. One PS editor even said the mattress helped to eliminate her back pain for good in this review of the Casper Element Pro Mattress.

Editor Quote: "I think the Casper Element Pro Mattress is best for anyone who has issues with neck and back pain and anyone who wants a mattress that is the perfect combination of firm and soft. It's also great for hot sleepers because of its cooling capabilities, and it's served us very well during the extremely high temperatures this past summer." — Renee Rodriguez, social producer and staff writer

Nectar Queen-Size Memory Foam Mattress ($649, originally $1,563)

Even the most adamant shoppers agree that this memory-foam mattress from Nectar is a great buy. Beyond its cushiony design and soft firmness, this is one of the best mattresses to buy online because of the additional upgrades that you can pay extra for — including added mattress height and dual-action cooling capabilities. Read our full review of the Nectar Memory Foam Mattress to get the full product details.

Editor Quote: "When mattress shopping, I ordered a Nectar Memory Foam Mattress and hoped for the best. . . . On a scale of 1 to 10, the Nectar mattress is probably a 7 in terms of firmness. While I'm a side sleeper who typically prefers an ultraplush pillow-top mattress, I was impressed by how supported I felt. . . . If you prefer a firmer mattress and are looking for a good one at an affordable price, then Nectar is the way to go." — Marisa Hillman, contributor

Emma Hybrid Cooling Elite ($895, originally $1,989)

If you tend to run hot while you sleep, consider investing in a cooling mattress — just like this top seller from Emma. It's fitted with a Thermosync foam that's exceptionally plush, plus it's Aeroflex pocket springs promote more breathability, ensuring a cooler night's rest. See what makes this mattress so great in our Emma Hybrid Cooling Elite Mattress review.

Editor Quote: "The Hybrid Cooling Mattress is perfect for anyone who runs hot or has a hard time sleeping in warmer temperatures. I'd also recommend it to anyone who likes a mattress that is on the firm side, but still manages to feel plush. The mattress is adequate for any type of sleeper (back, side, or stomach)." — Alida Araica, manager, Newsletter

Leesa Memory Foam Mattress ($999, originally $1,332)

With this Leesa Memory Foam Mattress, you can get the best of both worlds (or at least different mattress types) in one individual model. The product boasts a deep memory-foam base that's designed to keep you feeling supported all night, while aerated foam accents give it some welcomed airflow — making it one of the best mattresses for hot sleepers. Read our full review of the Leesa Memory Foam Mattress.

Editor Quote: "My partner and I fell for our Leesa Memory Foam Mattress on the very first sleep. We'd tested at least five foam mattresses in store — some with different 'sleep numbers' — and watched at least a dozen YouTube reviews of direct-to-consumer mattresses before we decided to try the Leesa. And boy, am I glad we did. The foam mattress pitches a balance of firm (for him) and soft (for me) and adapts to your body. There's a 100-day trial period, but we didn't need it. We immediately agreed we were having some of the best sleep of our lives." — Angelica Marden, former publisher

Tuft & Needle Mint Hybrid Mattress ($1,046, originally $1,395)

We can confirm: this bestselling hybrid mattress from Tuft & Needle is worth every penny. If you prefer a medium-plush level of comfort, this model combines a contouring, memory-foam softness with the same supportive qualities of a classic spring mattress. It also has cooling capabilities which are ideal for hot sleepers, as recommended by Anderson. For more product details on this comfy mattress, read through our review of the Tuft & Needle Mint Hybrid Mattress.

Editor Quote: "If you are someone who's been on the fence about upgrading your mattress (it's me, hi) and also prefer a bed with a more medium-plush feel (also me!), this model will make such a worthwhile investment for your bedroom — and seriously elevate the quality of your sleep in the process. I love that it provides ample comfort and a cushioned, cloud-like feel without sacrificing support." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Shopping

Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress ($1,499, originally $2,305)

Hot sleepers, this mattress pick is just for you. According to reviewers and PS editors alike, this model is one of the best cooling mattresses because it's made from a thermoregulation material that's designed to keep you feeling cool all night long — even during the warmest months of the year. One editor detailed her experience with the comfy mattress in this review of the Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress.

Editor Quote: "The Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress is ideal for those who are in the market for a breathable mattress that will keep you feeling cool and comfortable all night long. It's great for those who sleep hot. If you're dealing with back pain, shoulder pain, and joint discomfort, this mattress has a cushioning, body-hugging feel with support zones that add firmness where needed." — Anvita Reddy, assistant editor, Shopping

Saatva Classic Mattress ($1,695, originally $2,095)

This bestselling mattress from Saatva is a bit more of a splurge compared to some of the other models in this guide, but with its responsive design, durable build, and cooling breathable composition, we think it's worth every penny. One PS editor said that sleeping on this classic mattress was so comfortable, it was even comparable to a "luxe hotel experience" — say less. Read more about the model in this review of the Saatva Classic Mattress.

Editor Quote: "The Luxury Firm model is ideal for those dealing with back and joint pains, people who want both a cushiony feel and something firm, and those who sleep in different positions. I happen to fit all three." — Anvita Reddy, assistant editor, Shopping

Purple RestorePlus Mattress ($2,599, originally $2,999)

If you fall under the category of people who prefer a medium-soft mattress, this model from Purple is your perfect match. Unlike other mattresses, this version boasts a Deeper GelFlex Grid base, which supports you while also cradling pressure points on your body for a more ergonomic and thoughtful feel. One PS editor called it a winner in her book, and even detailed her experience with the mattress in this Purple Plus Mattress review.

Editor Quote: "All in all, I would 100 percent buy it again and recommend it to someone who loves that plush, cloud-like feel. It's comfortable, soft, supportive, and everything you want in a mattress." — Krista Jones, former editor, Shopping

Casper Nova Hybrid Plush Mattress ($2,395)

If you struggle with lingering aches or pains, a supportive mattress might be the solution for relieving tension in the body and ultimately enjoying a more restful night of sleep. This hybrid mattress from Casper is one of our favorites because it's fitted with a zoned support design, which helps to lift the waist and lower back, promoting better alignment and giving your body the freedom to truly unwind. Check out our review of the Casper Nova Hybrid Plush Mattress to learn more.

Editor Quote: "The Nova hybrid model is made with the brand's signature Zoned Support Pro foam layers, which offers seven zones of targeted support for healthy spinal alignment. The hybrid feature means that it also has springs, which help with multiple ergonomic points and pressure relief around your shoulders, hips, waist and lower back. Even with all these features, it's still one of the softest mattresses I've ever felt." - Krista Jones, former editor, Shopping

Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress ($2,995)

When you buy a new mattress, you want to ensure you're getting a model that can withstand any sleepless nights and be durable enough to live in your home for the longterm. For a model you can sleep on through multiple stages of your life, we recommend this Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress, which comes fitted with cradling top foams that help to promote a better night's rest. See why this mattress is worth the hype in our review of the Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress.

Editor Quote: "I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to try the Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress in a queen size, and I swear to you, I feel like an entirely new person. I have more energy every day, all because I changed what I'm sleeping on. Oh, and those back aches? They're entirely gone. I look forward to climbing into bed, and I rarely ever wake up in the middle of the night anymore. It feels like laying on a cloud." — Macy Williams, former senior editor, Shopping

Kyley Warren (she/her) is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping, where she reviews trending products, monitors commerce trends, develops thoughtful affiliate strategies, and relies on her unique expertise to compile helpful shopping guides for consumers that span a number of verticals.

Krista Jones is the former PS commerce editor.