Which is Better Between a Casper Mattress and a Purple Mattress?

 

Casper and Purple are two of the most well-known bed-in-a-box mattress companies. While they are perhaps best known for their all-foam flagship models, the Casper Original and the Purple Mattress, both companies also produce several hybrid models.

Casper produces two foam models and three hybrid models. The foam models include the Casper and the Casper Element. The Casper is the company’s flagship model and the Casper Element is a budget-friendly model. The Casper Hybrid, the Casper Wave Hybrid, and the Casper Nova Hybrid use many of the same materials as their all-foam counterparts with the addition of pocketed coil systems.

Purple’s main claim to fame is its Purple Grid comfort layer. The walls of the grid collapse and spring back to adjust to each sleeper. Each model uses this material. Purple produces one all-foam model, the flagship Purple Mattress. It also produces three hybrid models: the Purple Hybrid, the Purple Hybrid Premier with a 3-inch Purple Grid, and the Purple Hybrid Premier with a 4-inch Purple Grid.

All of the Casper and the Purple models fall close to the middle of the 10-point firmness scale, rating between 5 and 6. This means each model has a medium to medium firm feel, which is in the range that most sleepers tend to prefer.

We’ll give a detailed overview of how Casper and Purple compare, including their sizing, construction, ratings, performance, read more for get deeply information.