Casper Mattresses
Casper is widely credited with creating the 'bed in a box' category when it launched in 2014, pioneering the model of foam mattresses compressed, rolled, and shipped directly to consumers' doors. The brand built its early reputation on the original all-foam mattress with zoned support — firmer under the hips, softer under the shoulders. Today Casper offers a broader lineup including the Wave Hybrid (flagship) and the Element (entry-level), and operates physical retail stores. Though the category it created is now crowded, Casper remains one of the most recognized names in the direct-to-consumer sleep space.
Casper Mattresses
About Casper
Casper is widely credited with creating the 'bed in a box' category when it launched in 2014, pioneering the model of foam mattresses compressed, rolled, and shipped directly to consumers' doors. The brand built its early reputation on the original all-foam mattress with zoned support — firmer under the hips, softer under the shoulders. Today Casper offers a broader lineup including the Wave Hybrid (flagship) and the Element (entry-level), and operates physical retail stores. Though the category it created is now crowded, Casper remains one of the most recognized names in the direct-to-consumer sleep space.
Why Casper?
- ✓Pioneered the 'bed in a box' DTC model in 2014
- ✓Zoned Support™ ergonomic foam for targeted pressure relief
- ✓Wave Hybrid features 5-zone natural latex for advanced contouring
- ✓Physical retail stores for in-person testing
Certifications
Casper Lineup: Good / Better / Best
All Casper Mattresses (7)
Casper Element Hybrid — Casper's entry-level hybrid. Perforated foam over pocketed coils at a sub-$1,000 price. The most accessible way to get a Casper hybrid.
Casper's all-foam foundation model with Zoned Support — softer at shoulders, firmer at hips — replacing the discontinued Casper Original as the brand's entry point.
Casper's mid-range hybrid combining Zoned Support foam layers over pocketed coils, rated excellent for cooling among hybrids by NapLab.
Casper's cooling-optimized all-foam mattress with SnowTech cover and phase-change gel foam that actively pulls heat from the body throughout the night.
Casper's premium cooling hybrid — Snow Cold Fiber cover with PCM technology plus Snow Foam top layer. Casper's dedicated max-cooling mattress for hot sleepers.
Casper's premium plush hybrid at 14", featuring Breathe+ Flex Foam and Zoned Support Max — claiming 2x the pressure relief vs The Dream and 20% better cooling.
Casper's flagship: cooling-optimized hybrid with zoned wave ergonomics, SnowTech cover, and pocketed coils. Best for hot sleepers who want coil responsiveness.
Casper — Frequently Asked Questions
Is Casper still the best mattress brand?
Casper was first to market but faces strong competition. It remains a solid choice — especially the Wave Hybrid — but brands like Nectar, Helix, and Saatva offer comparable or better value at similar price points.
What's the difference between Casper One and Casper Wave?
The Casper One (formerly Original) is the entry-level model with basic zoned foam layers. The Wave Hybrid adds natural latex, pocketed coils, and a more complex 5-zone support profile at roughly double the price.
Does Casper have stores?
Yes. Casper operates physical retail locations in major US cities where you can test mattresses before buying.
What is Casper's return policy?
Casper offers a 100-night sleep trial with free pickup returns.
Is Casper good for couples?
The Wave Hybrid is excellent for couples — the zoned support and motion-isolating coils accommodate different sleep positions, and the hybrid construction provides more edge support than all-foam options.
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