9 Best Mattresses at Mattress Firm of 2026

TEMPUR-Adapt takes first place because it is the cheapest way into the Tempur-Pedic feel, which is the main reason many people walk into a Mattress Firm. The queen cost $2,099 on Tempur-Pedic's store when we checked, $200 off its $2,299 list price, and Mattress Firm's own product feed showed the same $2,099 sale price for the Adapt 2.0 Medium queen that day. Tempur-Pedic builds it with a ventilated TEMPUR-Material comfort layer meant to add airflow and cancel motion, and sells it as an all-foam bed or a Medium Hybrid with coils. That makes it easy to lie on both in the same store and pick the one you prefer. The trade-offs are a single medium feel, a memory foam surface that some people find warm, and a 90-night trial on Tempur-Pedic's own site. The 10-year warranty covers repair or replacement for defects.

Nectar Classic Hybrid is the value pick for Mattress Firm shoppers who want coils without paying premium-brand prices. Nectar describes it as a medium-firm 12-inch hybrid with memory foam over individually wrapped coils, plus two rows of higher-gauge perimeter coils for edge support and a cover woven with cooling fibers. The queen cost $849 on Nectar's store when we checked, and Mattress Firm's product feed listed the same $849 sale price for the Classic 12 inch Firm Hybrid queen. One detail matters if you buy in the store: Nectar's 365-night trial and Forever Warranty are promised for purchases from Nectar, while Mattress Firm's feed lists a 10 Year Limited warranty for the same bed. If the longer terms matter to you, ask the store which warranty applies or buy direct. The firm-leaning feel suits back and stomach sleepers better than lighter side sleepers.

DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is the cheapest name-brand coil bed on this list. DreamCloud describes a 6-layer build with a CloudQuilt quilted cover, cooling fibers, 1 inch of memory foam and springs for motion isolation and airflow. The queen cost $699 on DreamCloud's store when we checked, and Mattress Firm's product feed showed the same $699 sale price. That makes it a good benchmark when a salesperson steers you toward a more expensive hybrid: you can lie on it, then decide whether the extra foam in a pricier bed is worth the difference. The thin memory foam layer means it feels less contouring than Tempur-Pedic or Purple. As with Nectar, the 365-night trial and Forever Warranty are listed for direct purchases, while Mattress Firm's feed shows a 10 Year Limited warranty, so confirm terms at the register.

Stearns & Foster Lux Estate is the pick for shoppers who want a traditional luxury innerspring rather than an all-foam bed. The brand combines its patented IntelliCoil coil-in-coil springs with an extra layer of TEMPUR-Indulge memory foam, developed with Tempur-Pedic, and a gel foam layer in the Lux Memory Foam Quilt, under a cool-to-the-touch cover. The queen cost $2,599 on Stearns & Foster's store when we checked, $400 off, and Mattress Firm's feed listed the Lux Estate Medium II queen at the same $2,599. The base Estate cost $2,199, so you pay $400 for the extra foam and quilt; lie on both before deciding. Mattress Firm carries many Lux Estate feels, including pillow tops that run up to $3,699 for a queen. Direct purchases include white glove delivery, a 90-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty.

Sealy Posturepedic is the mid-priced innerspring most Mattress Firm stores have plenty of. Sealy says the line adds an extra layer of premium materials in the center of the bed to support the heaviest part of the body. On Sealy.com the queen Posturepedic Spring cost $799 and the Hybrid $999 when we checked, with free in-home delivery that includes setup and haul away. In Mattress Firm's catalog the line is split into named models, from Ashurst II to Elite Brenham II, with queen sale prices from $799 to $2,399 in its November 10 feed, so the name on the tag may not match Sealy.com. Ask for the height, coil type and feel and compare those, not the model name. It gives less contouring than the foam-heavy beds above it, but it is a dependable spring bed at a fair price.

TEMPUR-ProBreeze is the Tempur-Pedic to look at if the Adapt feels too warm. Tempur-Pedic tops it with 4cm of Pure Cool Material designed to pull heat away from the body, over 5cm of ventilated Advanced Relief Material, and says it feels up to 5 degrees cooler. The Medium Hybrid adds more than 1,000 innersprings. The queen cost $4,199 on Tempur-Pedic's store when we checked, $300 off, and Mattress Firm's feed listed both the Medium and Medium Hybrid queens at $4,199. That is about twice the Adapt, so the value score is the lowest on this list. The cooling figure is the brand's own claim, which is why a Mattress Firm floor model is useful here: lie on the Adapt and ProBreeze back to back for several minutes before deciding the difference is worth $2,100.

Purple RestorePlus Hybrid is the bed to try if memory foam feels too sticky. Purple builds it with a 3-inch GelFlex Grid over 3-zone coils, which it says adds targeted back support, and rates it up to 3x cooler than leading competitors. Purple calls the feel medium-soft and says it suits all positions, especially back sleepers. The queen cost $3,199 on Purple's store when we checked, $400 off, and Mattress Firm's feed showed the RestorePlus 13 inch Firm Hybrid queen at the same $3,199, plus a Cool Touch version for $3,499. That is a lot to pay for an unfamiliar feel, which is why it ranks below cheaper hybrids on value. Lie on it for several minutes in the store: some people love the springy grid and some never get used to it. Direct purchases come with a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty.

Beautyrest Black Series One is the entry point to the Black line that Mattress Firm displays in most stores. Beautyrest pairs Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology, which it describes as its most advanced motion separation, with gel memory foam, Sleep Climate Technology and a cool-to-the-touch cover. It comes in feels from Extra Firm to Plush Pillow Top, so there is likely one for any sleep position. Our checker could only read the Twin XL price on Beautyrest's page, so the queen price is pending. In Mattress Firm's November 10 feed, the Series One queen ranged from $1,799 for the Extra Firm to $2,399 for the pillow tops on sale. Series Two to Four add more cooling and micro coils at higher prices; Series One is the sensible place to stop for most buyers. Direct purchases include white glove delivery, removal, a 100-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty.

Tulo is Mattress Firm's own boxed mattress brand, and the Copper Memory Foam 12 inch Plush is the model to look at if you need the lowest price in the store. Mattress Firm describes a cover woven with copper-infused fibers to draw heat away, gel memory foam for pressure relief over supportive memory foam, and a plush feel for side and back sleepers. It ships compressed in a box. Mattress Firm's product feed listed the queen at a $369.99 sale price against a $1,099.99 list price on November 10, 2026, but its site blocked our checker, so we mark the price as pending. The deep gap between list and sale price is typical of store brands, so judge it on the price you pay. It has no coils and only a 10-year limited warranty, so it ranks last here.