Casper Mattresses

Casper organizes its lineup into clear tiers so you can choose the right balance of comfort, support, cooling, and price:

Casper One — Best Value, All-Foam Comfort

Casper One is the entry model, offering dependable all-foam comfort at an accessible price. It provides a medium-firm feel with pressure-relieving foam and a simple, supportive design — great for guest rooms, kids’ rooms, or anyone who wants quality comfort without upgrading to hybrid or cooling features.

Casper Dream — More Support & Responsiveness (Hybrid Upgrade)

Casper Dream steps up to hybrid construction with individually wrapped coils for better support, added lift, and easier movement. It offers a more responsive feel and stronger edge support than the all-foam One.

Best for: Back and stomach sleepers, couples, or anyone who prefers a slightly more supportive mattress.

Casper Snow — Cooling Hybrid With Temperature Control

Casper Snow is designed specifically for hot sleepers. It builds on the Dream’s hybrid support but adds advanced cooling materials, including enhanced airflow, phase-change components, and specialty foams that help keep you up to 5° cooler.

Best for: Anyone who sleeps warm or wants a mattress engineered for temperature regulation.

Max Versions (Dream Max & Snow Max) — More Height, More Comfort, More Luxury

The “Max” models take each base mattress and elevate it with:

• A taller profile
  
• More premium comfort layers
  
• Deeper pressure relief
  
• A more luxurious, cushioned feel
  

Dream Max = the most supportive and comfortable non-cooling Casper.

Snow Max = the coolest, most premium Casper, combining maximum cooling + maximum comfort.

TL;DR:

• Best value: One
• Best support: Dream / Dream Max
• Best cooling: Snow / Snow Max
• Most premium overall: Dream Max or Snow Max

• Side sleepers often prefer models with more contouring foams (look at Dream or Snow with plush layers).
  
• Back sleepers usually do well with medium-firm hybrids like the Dream.
  
• Stomach sleepers benefit from firmer support and responsive coils (Dream or Snow Hybrid versions).
  
  If you’re unsure, our Sleep Experts can match you to the right feel — whether you lean toward the value-focused One, the balanced Dream, or the cooling Snow.

Yes — cooling is a key feature, especially in the Snow line. For example, the Snow mattress uses “Snow Technology” with Phase Change Materials and HeatDelete™ Bands to remove excess heat and keep you cooler all night.

If you tend to sleep hot, the Snow (or Snow Max) is your best bet; the One and Dream are more standard in cooling.

Yes. The Dream (and Snow) hybrids include zoned support systems and balanced coils/foam blends that help align your spine and relieve pressure. If pain or pressure relief is a key concern, we typically recommend stepping into the hybrid models with targeted support zones. Better still, come in-store for a personalized mattress fitting with our Sleep Experts.

Casper uses high-density foams and individually wrapped coils (in hybrid models) designed for long-term performance. Independent testing shows the Dream scored well in durability and support.

That said, proper support base, correct size frame, and rotating (if applicable) help maximize lifespan.

• The One model uses breathable foams (like Breathe Flex Foam) for responsive, medium-firm support.
  
• The Dream and Snow hybrids include individually wrapped coils (Flex Coils), zoned foam layers for support/relief, and the Snow line adds cooling covers and HeatDelete™ bands.
  
  Knowing materials helps you understand feel, support, motion isolation, and durability.

Absolutely. The hybrid models (Dream, Snow) are very compatible with adjustable bases thanks to their flexible coil/foam construction. Even the all-foam One works well. If you’re buying a split-king configuration or adjustable base, ask our Sleep Experts about the right mattress height and foundation for best performance.

The Wave series is more supportive, with a medium comfort feel, which is great for back pain and joint soreness. The Nova series features a plush comfort feel, which provides more pressure relief, especially for side sleepers. The Snow versions of these include advanced cooling features. The Original Hybrid is based on the Casper Original Foam Mattress but includes innerspring coils for extra support.

Side sleepers who need extra pressure relief should consider the Nova Hybrid. If you need stronger support, such as for back pain or stomach sleeping, start your search with the Wave Hybrid. If you tend to sleep hot, consider the Snow versions of these great hybrid mattresses. The Casper original is ideal for those who love the feel of an all-foam mattress, while the Casper Original Hybrid adds a bit more support to that same comfort feel.

All mattresses need a foundation of some sort. This will support your mattress as it supports you! It doesn’t necessarily need to be a box spring, though. You can also pair your Casper mattress with an adjustable bed base.

Casper is headquartered in New York City. Foam for their mattresses are poured in facilities in Georgia and Pennsylvania. The skirting, top and bottom fabrics are made in North Carolina.

The Original Foam Mattress and Original Hybrid Mattress are 11 inches thick. The Nova Hybrid and Nova Hybrid Snow are 12 inches thick. Last, the Wave Hybrid and Wave Hybrid Snow are approximately 13 inches thick.

Casper mattresses have a factory warranty of 10 years. With proper care, you can expect your Casper mattress to last up to 12 years.

The all-foam construction of the Casper mattress allows it to isolate motion very well, and the two-layer comfort system absorbs movement. The polyfoam top layer has a slightly bouncy feel while reducing motion transfer, and the layer of memory foam further absorbs the motion. This strong motion isolation might reduce nighttime disturbances when your partner moves around on the mattress, which may be particularly important for sleepers who wake up easily.

The firmness of Casper mattresses generally ranges from medium to medium-firm, with ratings between 5 and 7 on the firmness scale. The all-foam Casper Original, Casper Element, and Casper Original Hybrid are examples of mattresses with varying firmness levels within this range. It’s important to note that mattress firmness preferences may differ among individuals and can be influenced by factors such as body weight and sleep position.

Memory foam mattresses, including Casper mattresses, typically take up to 72 hours to expand fully. However, once you take your Casper mattress out of the box, it will expand and be ready to use in minutes.

A Casper mattress is typically delivered soon after ordering when stock allows, and City Mattress offers in-home setup and delivery for a convenient experience. If you choose standard shipping, the mattress will arrive compressed in a box, and you’ll need to unroll it and allow it to expand to its full size, which can take from a few hours to a few days. Once the mattress has expanded, simply place it on your bed frame, add bedding and enjoy your new Casper mattress.