5 less-than-half-price mattress deals that even Santa can't compete with

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Save more than 50% on some of our favourite mattresses

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Wishing it could be Christmas every day? We can't help with that, but mattress brands are doing their part to make Boxing Day a December-long affair, thanks to these excellent early savings. And we're not just talking about a few pounds off a best mattress – these deals can get you more than 50% off some of our favourite beds.

We expect to see even more deals released over the next few days, but if you want to beat the rush, we think these savings are among the best we'll see this festive period. Below, we've gathered the best and biggest mattress price cuts for you.

Emma Luxe Cooling mattress£929£418.05 at Emma

Emma Luxe Cooling mattress: was £929 now from £418.05 at Emma
Emma is one of the most popular mattress brands in the UK, and one of our favourites here at TechRadar. The Luxe Cooling mattress is the fanciest in the Emma range, a hybrid bed designed with Thermosync technology to take heat away from the body while you sleep. We were highly impressed with the temperature regulation during our Emma Luxe Cooling mattress review, and with 55% off, you can get this specialist mattress at a budget-friendly price.

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DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress: £949£409 at DreamCloud

DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress: was £949 now from £409 at DreamCloud
The DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid is a mattress with a premium feel that far outperforms its price point. Excellent motion isolation and edge support are combined with a sumptuous sleep surface – we fell in love during our DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress review. The only downside is that it can run a little hot, but with 57% off and a free bedding set with each purchase, we can forgive the warmth.

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Eve Premium Hybrid mattress: £1,249£500 at Eve

Eve Premium Hybrid mattress: was £1,249 now from £500 at Eve
A strong all-rounder, the Eve Premium Hybrid mattress combines multiple foam layers with over 1,400 full-sized pocket springs to support all kinds of sleeping positions. At 28cm deep, it provides a luxurious sleep surface that's both supportive and cushioning. You'll also get a premium mattress trial: 365 nights to make sure that it's the right bed for you. There's 60% off every size in the range, but as a heads up, the Hybrid Premium is only available as a double, king, and super king.

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Nectar Memory Foam mattress: £949£380 at Nectar

Nectar Memory Foam mattress: was £949 now from £380 at Nectar
The Nectar mattress is a memory foam design with a wide appeal. In our Nectar Memory Foam mattress review, we found it has some of the 'hug' you might expect from a foam, but it isn't completely embracing, instead providing a good balance of support and cushioning – we love it for side sleepers. You can currently save a whopping £719 on the double, and you'll get a 10-year warranty and a 365-night trial.

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Hypnia Supreme Memory Foam mattress: £1,299£499.99 at Hypnia

Hypnia Supreme Memory Foam mattress: was £1,299, now from £499.99 at Hypnia
With several layers of soft cushioning, the Hypnia Supreme Memory Foam is a mattress that embraces you in your sleep. There's enough support that you won't feel like you've sunk into the mattress, but the foam 'hug' still provides a contouring comfort. We rated the bed a 5.5/10 on the firmness scale during our Hypnia Supreme Memory Foam mattress review, and found it particularly comfortable for back sleepers. Sizes are limited, to act fast if you want to make the most of this massive saving.

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Ruth Jones
Ruth Jones
Staff Writer

Ruth is TechRadar’s Sleep Writer. She’s here to help you find the perfect sleep setup for your budget and personal preferences. As well as keeping a keen eye on everything that’s going on in the world of mattresses, she regularly speaks to experts to help you learn how to improve your sleep habits, whether that’s by debunking sleep myths or explaining the science behind it all. Prior to joining the TechRadar team, she wrote features and product guides for new parents hoping to get a decent night's sleep, as well as writing for a variety of online spaces.