Casper Mattress Reviews

Meet Casper.

Casper has made a name for itself through its association with organizations such as the Target Corporation and celebrities like Ashton Kutcher. Headquartered in New York City, the American-based mattress maker sold a significant share of its Canadian assets to Sleep Country in 2023.

When it comes to deciding if a Casper mattress is the right choice for you, it’s a bit of a toss-up. Our in-depth Casper review will lay out the pros and cons, helping you navigate whether this company is the right fit for your next night’s sleep.

Pros

• Foam and hybrid mattress options
• Suitable for most sleep styles
• Convenient online purchasing and boxed delivery
• Available in stores and online
• CertiPUR-US® certified foams

Cons

• Only one firmness option available
• Sleep trial is only 100 nights
• Company has an “Average” Trustpilot rating and a 1.12/5 customer rating on BBB
• 10-year product warranty
• No queen sizes under $1,000 CAD
• No split-king or RV sizes
• No machine-washable cover

The Casper

The Casper is an all-foam mattress made in the USA. A new iteration of Casper Original, The Casper lacks the same zoned support and has reduced motion isolation. It also doesn’t have advanced cooling features to balance out the heat-trapping properties of memory foam. Despite being positioned as a budget option, it’s priced at $1,499 CAD for a queen size.

Want more cooling features and better motion isolation for a lower price? Meet Douglas.

Casper Wave Hybrid

Casper Wave Hybrid is an American-made, five-layer mattress constructed with latex, gel pods, springs, and foam. It costs $3,499 for a queen size.

Casper Wave Hybrid has a notably larger price tag than other similarly made luxury brand mattresses. However, it has less edge support, less warranty, and a shorter sleep trial than its competitors.

Want a medium-firm hybrid mattress packed with features for under $1,000? Consider Logan & Cove Choice.

Casper Snow

Casper Snow is a hybrid mattress with cooling features like phase-change material, perforated foam, and cooling yarn in the top cover. A queen size sells for $2,999.

This mattress has zoned support and very good motion isolation. But it lacks basic features like a machine-washable cover, and the brand’s sleep trial and warranty are only average. The price is also too high for many mattress shoppers.

Looking for a mattress with even more cooling features at half the price? Meet Octave Horizon.

Casper Element Pro (Discontinued)

Element Pro was Casper’s entry-level foam mattress. A queen size would sell for $1,195 CAD, but this mattress has been discontinued.

Although it was Casper’s least expensive mattress, Element Pro’s value didn’t seem to align with its price tag, which was more expensive than similarly comfortable value mattresses.

Looking for a medium-firm cooling mattress on a budget? Consider Juno.

Casper Original (Discontinued)

Casper Original was an all-foam mattress with three ergonomic zones of support. It was priced at $1,499 CAD for a queen size.

This mattress was more expensive than competing all-foam mattresses but didn’t offer the same cooling features. It was discontinued in 2023 and can only be purchased through third-party retailers or some Casper Sleep Stores.

Looking for a foam mattress you can easily order online? Consider Douglas.