8 Best Walmart Mattresses of 2026

Serta's 10-inch Cooling Gel Memory Foam mattress ranks first because it pairs a full-height memory foam build with one of the lowest queen prices from a major brand on Walmart.com. Walmart's listing describes three foam layers, a cool gel memory foam top that contours to the body, a medium feel meant for back, side, stomach and combination sleepers, and antimicrobial protection in the mattress. It ships in Serta's EZ Tote carton, which Walmart says uses 25% less cardboard than a standard mattress-in-a-box. The queen cost $358 when we checked, down from $399, with the twin at $274 and the king at $499, and the listing showed free shipping and free 90-day returns. The listing cites more than 9,000 reviews with a 4.6 rating. Trade-offs: there are no coils, so edges feel softer and there is less bounce than on the Sealy or Allswell hybrids, and the listing does not state a warranty term.

Allswell is Walmart's own mattress brand, and its 10-inch hybrid ranks third on value. Walmart's listing describes individually wrapped pocketed coils that move independently to limit motion transfer, gel-infused memory foam paired with gel-infused comfort foam, reinforced edge support around the perimeter and a cool-to-touch quilted cover. The queen supports up to 500 lb and the mattress carries a 10-year limited warranty. It cost $282 for a queen when we checked, $192 for a twin and $364 for a king, with free shipping and free 90-day returns. That makes it about $150 less than the Sealy hybrid for a similar coil-and-foam layout, though it is an inch thinner and does not carry a national brand name. Note that an older Allswell 10-inch listing showed the queen out of stock when we checked, so make sure you buy the current version.

The Sealy Essentials Cool-Touch hybrid is the strongest coil option on this list and ranks second. Walmart's listing describes Response Encased Coils that support the body and limit motion transfer, a gel-infused memory foam comfort layer, SealySupportGel Foam for airflow and SealySupport Foam at the base, all under a stretch-knit cover. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified, and the 11-inch mattress ships compressed in a box. The queen cost $438 when we checked, the twin $324 and the king $534, with free shipping and free 90-day returns listed. Compared with the Serta foam bed it gives more bounce and a sturdier surface for people who move around at night, at about $80 more for a queen. The limits: Walmart notes that part of the feature summary is AI generated, so confirm the specs on the label sewn to the mattress, and no warranty term is stated on the listing.

Lucid is one of the brands Walmart lists in its mattress filters, and the Original 10-inch memory foam bed is the best pick here if you want to choose your firmness. Lucid's own page lists three versions: Plush with 2.5 inches of bamboo charcoal and gel memory foam over 2 inches of transition foam, Medium with 3 inches of memory foam, and Firm with a thicker 6-inch base. Lucid recommends Plush for side sleepers, Firm for stomach sleepers and Medium for people who switch positions. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified and the mattress works with adjustable bases. The queen showed a $299.99 regular price on Lucid's US store when we checked, with a 25% sitewide discount applied in cart, and direct orders get a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty. We could not confirm Lucid's Walmart.com price, so compare the listing against this figure before buying.

Zinus Spa Sensations is the memory foam line Zinus makes for Walmart, and the 8-inch version is the cheapest foam queen on this list. Walmart's listing describes memory foam infused with green tea and active charcoal to neutralize odors, Adaptive Comfort Foam beneath it and a high-density base foam for even support. The feel is medium, aimed at side, back, stomach and combination sleepers. The foam is CertiPUR-US certified, the cover is OEKO-TEX certified, and Zinus backs it with a 10-year limited warranty. Twin supports up to 350 lb and all other sizes up to 750 lb. The queen cost $198 when we checked, the twin $128 and the king $228, with free 90-day returns. The trade-off is height: 8 inches gives less cushion than the 10-inch Serta or Lucid, so heavier sleepers and side sleepers with sore shoulders may want to spend more.

Linenspa is one of the brands in Walmart's mattress filters, and its 8-inch Memory Foam Hybrid is a low-cost way to get springs rather than all foam. Linenspa's page describes individually encased springs topped with pressure-relieving memory foam, a gel infusion meant to keep you cooler, and a medium-firm feel aimed at back and multi-position sleepers. It works with all bed frames including adjustable bases, the foam is CertiPUR-US certified, and it carries a 10-year limited warranty. The queen cost $239.99 on Linenspa's US store when we checked. Linenspa pitches the 8-inch profile for bunk beds, dorm rooms and guest rooms, and that is where it fits best. For a main bed, the 10-inch Allswell hybrid at $282 on Walmart.com adds edge support and two more inches for about $40 more.

Beautyrest appears in Walmart's mattress brand filters, and the Level Two Hybrid is the pick for shoppers who want to step above budget beds. It has the highest performance score here: Beautyrest's page describes 875 Density Pocketed Coil Technology for individualized support and motion separation, ActiveResponse MAX High Density Memory Foam for contouring, and a cool-to-the-touch surface with InfiniCool Technology. It comes in Medium, Firm and Plush. Beautyrest.com listed it from $1,099 when we checked, with White Glove Delivery, removal of the old mattress, a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty on direct orders. The catch for a Walmart shopper is cost: it is about three times the price of the Serta foam queen, and we could not confirm which Beautyrest models or prices Walmart.com carries, so match coil count and foams on any Walmart listing before you compare prices.

Mainstays is Walmart's lowest-priced house brand, and its 8-inch Pocket Spring Hybrid is the cheapest coil queen on this list. Walmart's listing describes 7 inches of individually wrapped pocket coils, 1 inch of support foam and a soft quilted cover, with a tight top and a non-slip base that helps keep the mattress on the frame. The queen measures 60 by 80 by 8 inches and supports up to 500 lb, and it ships rolled in a box. It cost $198 for a queen when we checked, $98 for a twin and $218 for a king, with free 90-day returns listed. That price buys a basic spring bed rather than a comfort mattress: with only 1 inch of foam it gives far less cushioning than the Zinus Spa Sensations at the same queen price. It fits guest rooms, kids' rooms and short-term setups best.