Helix review

Helix has the highest performance score on this list because it sells more distinct models than any other brand here and helps buyers choose among them. Its Core, Luxe and Elite collections step up in materials and price, the Plus collection is designed for heavier sleepers who need extra support, and a short sleep quiz recommends a model based on position and preferences. Helix lists a 365-night sleep trial with free returns, a limited lifetime warranty, free US shipping and a comfort guarantee, and says its mattresses are assembled in Arizona. The cost of that range is a higher price. The Core collection started at $1,375 for a queen when we checked, while Luxe started at $1,874 and Elite at $3,059. That drops Helix below Bear and Brooklyn Bedding on value. Buyers who know they need a specific feel get the most from it.

Who it is for

Sleepers who want a mattress matched to their position and body type.

Price

Core Collection queen from $1,375 on the Helix US store when checked.

Starting at Queen: $1,375 ($1,718.75)
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

• Core, Luxe, Elite, Plus and Kids collections
• Sleep quiz that recommends a model
• 365-night sleep trial with free returns
• Limited lifetime warranty
• Assembled in Arizona with free US shipping

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: A wide range of models for different sleep positions and body types
• Strength: Plus collection designed for extra support
• Strength: 365-night trial and limited lifetime warranty
• Weakness: Core queen starts at $1,375, about twice the top three
• Weakness: Choosing among many models takes more work
• Weakness: Luxe and Elite queens run from $1,874 to $3,059

Key facts

• Queen price: From $1,375 (Core) when checked
• Trial: 365 nights
• Warranty: Limited lifetime
• Made: Assembled in Arizona

Where it ranks

Helix is No. 5 in our Best Online Mattress Companies verdict.