Labor Day mattress deals are live - here are the 5 I recommend you shop

1. Saatva Classic: was $1,095, now from $695 at Saatva
Best for most people – Saatva's standard Labor Day sale takes between $200 and $500 off orders over $1,000, but you don't want to do that. Instead, use our link and you'll get $400 off orders over $1,000, which means a bigger discount on the top-rated, customizable Saatva Classic. Sleepers of all stripes say it delivers superb comfort, support, and durability – all for less than its luxury rivals. With this deal, a queen now costs (down from $1,995), and you'll get a lifetime warranty, a one-year trial, and complimentary white glove delivery.
Read more: Saatva Classic review

2. Nectar Memory Foam Mattress: was $649, now from $399 at Nectar
Best value memory foam - The Nectar mattress is a superb lower-mid-range mattress and it's 33% off in Nectar's current sale. It's one of the best memory foam mattresses around, especially for anyone on a tighter budget. I found it to be particularly comfortable for side and back sleeping with good pressure relief and above-average temperature regulation for an all-foam model. A 1-year trial and a lifetime warranty are excellent perks for the price, too.
Read more: Nectar Mattress review

3. The DreamCloud: was $839, now from $499 at DreamCloud
Best value luxury hybrid - You've just missed a DreamCloud flash sale that delivered a 50% price cut. The DreamCloud Labor Day sale knocks the usual 40% off the MSRP, which means a queen size will cost you $799 – still a solid price for a luxury hybrid. I like this medium-firm mattress for back pain thanks to its dedicated lumbar support. It also sleeps remarkably cool, so hot sleepers should get on with it. To add to its already-superb value, it comes with a 365-night risk-free trial plus a forever warranty.
Read more: DreamCloud Mattress review

4. The Allswell: was $227, now from $170.25 with code BIGDEAL25 at Allswell
Best budget hybrid - The Allswell is a Walmart-brand mattress, and since it's consistently priced so low, I rarely see discounts for it. Now for Labor Day, it's 25% off after coupon, which drops the price of a king from $397 to $297. (Note that queen is currently out of stock.) My official review is forthcoming, but I can tell you right now that it's an excellent mattress for most back and front sleepers who like a firmer feel. (However, sleepers over 200lbs will need something sturdier.) It's priced right if you need a mattress for college or a guest room. A 100-night trial is included, along with a 10-year warranty.
Read more: Allswell mattress review.

5. Casper Wave Hybrid Snow: was $2,895, now from $2,171.25 at Casper
Best premium cooling mattress - Casper cuts 25% off its top-of-the-line Wave Hybrid Snow, dropping the price of a queen to $2,546.25 (was $3,395). This is perhaps the best cooling mattress I've ever tried, as its HeatDelete bands, gel-infused foam, and QuickCool cover deliver exceptional temperature regulation. Meanwhile, a layer of strategically-placed gel pods ensures proper support and alignment, regardless of sleep position. Even on sale, it's quite an expense but in my opinion, Casper's Snow technology is worth the cost. By the way, Amazon has a queen on sale for just $2,227.46 with Prime shipping, which is an all-time low that's not guaranteed to last.
Read more: Casper Wave Hybrid Snow mattress review (Tom's Guide)