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Tuft & Needle vs Casper | Mattress Review Guide (2020). In this video, Jeff covers Casper vs Tuft and Needle. This comparison includes the Casper Hybrid vs Tuft and Needle as well as the Tuft and Needle Hybrid vs Casper.
Casper: An extremely popular foam bed in a box that is 12" thick. The bed is made of four different layers. One of the layers is a zoned support foam. This layer is split into three different sections. The top and bottom sections are slightly softer for pressure relief purposes. The middle portion under your lower back is slightly firmer for support purposes. Overall, the Casper mattress has a soft, neutral foam feel. We think the bed lands around medium on the firmness scale, making it a great option for back sleepers, stomach sleepers and side sleepers. From a price perspective, Casper is more expensive than Tuft and Needle. By the way, Casper also comes in a hybrid option (called the Casper Hybrid). This model swaps dense support foam for pocketed coils, making it the better option for heavy people.
Tuft & Needle: This might be the most popular cheap bed in a box on the market. It's comprised of two foam layers, including the company's T&N Adaptive foam. The bed has a similar neutral foam feel and medium firmness profile as the Original Casper mattress. Really, you'd opt for the Tuft & Needle mattress if you're on a tight budget. The company also offers a coils mattress called the Tuft and Needle Hybrid. Like the Casper Hybrid, the Tuft & Needle Hybrid is better for large people.
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