What sleepers are saying about sleep gear

Upgrading from the previous generation when these launched solved the minor annoyances I had before, and I've been happy ever since. Because I have tinnitus and don't want total isolation, I swapped my perforated A20 tips onto them, and the better sleep easily justifies the price.

Over a year of sleeping on these bamboo sheets with a linen quilt kept me comfortable as a hot sleeper, and I really love their smooth cooling texture. Even after switching to linen for winter, these remain a great option backed by an easy return policy.

Bought the queen Original about two and a half years ago. I'm 6'1, around 200 lb, and I switch between my back and my side all night. The first year I honestly had no complaints. Medium feel, and the top layer pushes back a little so you don't sink and get stuck. It sits on a slatted frame and we rotate it every few months like they say. Still, there's now a dip where my hips go, and I wake up with a stiff lower back unless I roll over onto my wife's half. Mornings I perch on the side of the bed to get dressed and the foam just collapses there. In summer it holds heat too, the covers are off by 2am.

We got the Casper Original a little over two years ago to replace an old innerspring that was wrecking my lower back. I flip between back and stomach most nights and I run warm. The first year was really good. It feels medium, a bit plush on top but you don't sink in like an all memory foam bed, and my husband rolling over doesn't wake me. Year two is where it went so-so. There's a softer patch where my hips go now, and on stomach nights I wake up with my lower back arched. It also holds heat in summer more than I'd like, we ended up adding a cooling pad. The edge is fine for sitting to put socks on but I wouldn't sleep right on it. For a lighter side sleeper I think it's a nice bed. For me it was fine, not more.

Me 250 lb, wife about 140, queen. First couple months it was great, the quilted top is soft and the coils kept my back straight. By the end of year one there was a dip on my side you can see with the sheets off. I sleep hot anyway and this doesn't help, the top layers hold heat. Sit on the edge to put socks on and it squashes way down. When my wife rolls over I feel it. Lifetime warranty sounds nice but I've had to measure the dip and send pics and we're still going back and forth. If you're a big guy look at something firmer.

Got the 15 lb one for summer because my old glass bead blanket turned me into a furnace. This one actually breathes. I use it over just a sheet and wake up dry, and the weight sits evenly instead of sliding off one side like the bead one did. Two issues. My toes end up through the loops pretty much every night. And washing it is a project, our washer coped but it took three dryer runs on low before the middle was dry.

Tried all four tip sizes, large sealed best. Comfortable lying on my side, I'll give them that. But my wife's snoring still gets through, just duller. Cheap foam plugs block more than these. Twice I woke up with one in the pillowcase.

Bought this for the night sweats and we're both sleeping better. The nozzle is tucked under the sheet on my side only so he stays warm under his blanket. Keep in mind it doesn't make cold air, it blows room air, so on a really warm night you still want the AC on. Around 30 to 40% fan is just a soft whoosh. At full blast it sounds like a box fan, my husband wasn't having that. Ours was on the hardwood and buzzed until I set a bath mat under it. Power cord is short too, needed an extension. Pricey, no regrets

Got the Classic in the luxury firm and I'm a side sleeper, which was probably my mistake. Shoulders and hips just had nowhere to sink, and I woke up with a sore lower back most mornings for about 2 months. It does sleep cooler than my old foam bed, and the build feels solid. Ended up using the return window. Would try the plush if I ever gave it another go

Retired last year and finally replaced the 15 year old spring mattress that had a permanent dip on my side. Bought the Casper Original about 8 months ago. I'm a side sleeper, around 180 lb, and my shoulder and hip stopped aching in the mornings, which was the whole reason I bought it. It is not too soft and not too firm, just right for me, and I haven't noticed it sleeping warm at all. My wife and I both sleep on it with no complaints so far, and I don't feel her moving around. No sagging yet, but it's only been 8 months so I can't speak for year 4 like some folks on the forums. Delivery in a box was easier than I feared, it did smell a little for the first day. Very happy overall.

My husband snores like a leaf blower so I figured the pricey plugs would be worth trying. Took the edge off maybe 20 percent, which is not what I paid for. And I sleep on my side, the stem presses into the pillow and by 3am one has worked loose. Cheap foam ones from the pharmacy did about the same. Nicely made, just not for me.

Year-round use in hot southern summers keeps me cool on these bamboo sheets when I sleep hot. After just one year, however, the corners of the fitted sheet are already frayed and ragged like someone took a razor blade to the fabric.

Fourteen-inch firm hybrid support at Mattress Firm felt like the ideal balance of softness and structure. While the medium hybrid felt way too soft for my liking, the firm option delivered the exact combination of cushion and structure I wanted.

Side-by-side testing between this pillow and the adjustable DreamLayer showed how well the grid design avoids overheating. While it stays cool, I ultimately preferred the heavier, customizable layer stack of the DreamLayer for side and back sleeping.