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Save Over $600 on Last-Minute Prime Day Mattress and Bedding Deals (2026)
Amazon Prime Day features thousands of items on sale, with potentially hundreds of dollars in savings. Although the lowest prices we see are usually during Amazon's summer sale, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, you can still save on our favorite WIRED-tested mattresses, sheets, and bedding. Act soon, because Prime Big Deal Days end tonight.
Amazon is probably not the first place you'd go to buy a mattress, but many items qualify for fast, free shipping with Prime, and there's a wide range of inexpensive mattresses, bedding, and sleep tech like sound machines. I'll be on the lookout for more deals on our favorite WIRED-tested beds and sleep tech throughout the sales event, so be sure to check back often for major discounts on these often-pricey purchases. (Note that mattress and sheet prices are for queen sizes.)
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Updated 2 pm ET October 7: I've added new picks from Helix, Nolah, Bbhugme, Slumber Cloud, Blueair, Turtl, and Snooz, and ensured up-to-date links and prices.
We don't play when it comes to mattresses. This model has been our top pick for a long time and remains one of the most popular bed-in-a-box mattresses for good reason. With a plush cushion top and a medium-firm feel that's relaxing whether you're a side, back, or stomach sleeper, this mattress is a good fit for nearly any type of sleeper.
We love this organic mattress. It strikes a balance between plushness and pressure relief, with a little bounce that makes it a good choice for back sleepers who need a little extra support.
This plush organic mattress features organic cotton and wool. The coils help reduce motion transfer, while the latex hybrid design suits anyone who likes the structured feel of coils with a plusher feel.
This was former WIRED reviewer Julia Forbes’ favorite mattress of all time. It has an extra springiness that makes it more supportive and firm, which is ideal for side sleepers. Plus, this 35 percent discount is the lowest we'll see it drop until the holidays.
If you're traveling, you're going to want to be well-rested. This neck pillow from Turtl isn't the most chic, but it may be the comfiest we've ever tested. It's made from soft fleece and has a scarflike structure that you wrap around your neck, with a built-in frame that cradles your head comfortably to reduce neck pain.
This adjustable pillow is marketed toward pregnant people but works well for any side sleeper. It's highly customizable, and the microbead filler hugs the body and supports pressure points.