I really have no concept of which one of their models would work best for me, though.It should come as no surprise that Amazon, retail behemoth that it is, has a fantastic range of bedding available-in fact, some of the best mattresses on Amazon come from high-quality brands like Casper, Nectar, and Tuft & Needle. My interest is piqued (despite the price premium over the other options). I have no experience with any of the Helix options, but they keep coming up as recommended options when I take the quizzes on SLTD and GoodBed. I do like the Casper when I visit, but I worry a bit about heat retention, and I'm also willing to pay a little more for a better experience, so that has me thinking about the Casper Hybrid as a potentially viable option (but I have no experience with it). However, as much as the family member likes the Bear, they've told me it tends to dip a bit after sleeping in one area for a few months-and they're quite a bit lighter than I am.

I've slept on both and both are great beds, but I can definitely tell the Bear is an upgrade. Helix Plus ($1499) or Dusk/Midnight ($999) or Luxe versions of the latter two ($1799)Ī family member has a Bear Hybrid as their primary bed and a 2019-era Casper from Costco (non-hybrid) in their guest room. Me: 5'10' 240lb side sleeper who sleeps hot and prefers a medium to medium-firm feel, looking for a queen mattressĪfter reading lots of posts here and info on SleepLikeTheDead and GoodBed (the only two sites I could find that seem to not have ties to the mattress industry), I think I've narrowed my selection down to the following:

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