11 Best Mattress-in-a-Box Options of 2025, Tested and Reviewed by AD

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Would you recommend this mattress to a friend? Absolutely! No doubt about it.

Emma Hybrid Comfort Mattress

  • Affordable pick and often on sale
  • Zoned support
  • Strong temperature regulation

Extra fee to remove an old mattress

  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Seven layers: Two supportive foam layers, spring coils, and two types of cooling foam
  • Firmness: Medium
  • Height: 13 inches
  • Weight: N/A

100-night sleep trial, 10-year limited warranty

Mattress tester: Pujah Shah, global director of audience development

How did the delivery go? The Emma mattress arrived right at my doorstep and came compressed in a box. While a bit heavy, the box is compact so it was easy to get inside the house and up to my bedroom. (They also offer professional removal of an old mattress/bed through a third-party partner for an extra $125.) It was my first time experimenting with a “mattress in a box” and I was a bit skeptical at first. However, upon opening the box, I was thoroughly impressed with how luxurious and high-quality the Emma Hybrid turned out to be.

What was the setup like? I was quickly impressed by the ease of setup. The brand recommends that the mattress be opened within four weeks of receiving it to ensure its quality. The day I received the shipment, I cut the outer layer of plastic off the mattress and placed it on top of my bed frame. It gradually decompressed after a few minutes and achieved its full shape in just a few hours. I slept on it that night and every night since then!

How firm is the mattress? The Emma mattress is categorized as a medium-firm feel and includes a foam system to cushion the hips and shoulders without allowing them to sink too deeply into the mattress. My husband and I found the firmness level to be perfect for our needs and provide just the right support.

How comfortable was the mattress on a scale of 1 to 10? Sleep, for me, is fleeting. As a new mom, I am constantly struggling with falling (and staying) asleep. Once a sound, fast sleeper, I now wake up to sound, no matter how soft; movement, no matter how delicate; and hot temperatures, no matter the sheets or blankets I use (or don’t use). So to finally find a mattress like the Emma Hybrid Comfort, that helps to alleviate these pain points has had an incredible impact on my quality of sleep and thus my entire day. For that, I’d rate this mattress a 10 out of 10!

How well did you sleep? I slept like a baby! As a stomach sleeper, I appreciated the level of firmness this mattress has. I oftentimes wake up with a stiff neck or lower back pain if a mattress is on the softer side. The Emma Hybrid’s coils and foam are excellent for maintaining alignment and relieving pressure points. I’m also impressed by how well this mattress regulates heat. Hot temperatures have an acute impact on my sleep quality, but fortunately, the plush and moisture-wicking cover on this mattress provides a great cooling sensation. I’ve noticed the quality of my sleep has improved significantly, and I find myself sleeping for longer intervals throughout the night.

Would you recommend this mattress to a friend? I would recommend this mattress to friends specifically for the foam technology that isolates motion. Most of my friends and I are light sleepers, and this feature helped me stay asleep even when my partner got up earlier than me or tossed around in bed. The $659 price tag is definitely worth it!

Even More AD-Approved Mattresses:

Burrow Lyric Hybrid Mattress

  • Firm support
  • Soft cover
  • Durable build
  • Back sleepers
  • Sleepers who like a balance between a soft and firm mattress
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: 5 layers: Nylon cover and gel-infused, memory foam, pocketed coils, and base foam layers
  • Firmness: Medium-firm
  • Height: 11.5 inches
  • Weight: N/A

100-night sleep trial, one-year warranty, $49 shipping fee, return fee is equal to 10% of purchase value

If you’re looking for a mattress that leans on the supportive side without compromising softness, contributor Rachel Davies points to this Burrow hybrid mattress. “I think this is a great mattress for someone who prefers a firm mattress but also likes a plush top,” they say. “It’s a great kind of ‘compromise’ mattress, too, if it’s going to be for a couple that is split between firm and plush.” Adding that it’s the “perfect middle ground,” Davies notes that it is truly comfortable to catch z’s on for its price point.

Earthfoam Organic Mattress

  • Made of earth-friendly materials like organic wool
  • Plush to the touch
  • Two mattress firmness options available

Mattress sits lower than other mattresses in our list

  • Side sleepers
  • Sleepers looking for an eco-friendly mattress option
  • People who prefer a low profile design for their bed set up
  • Mattress type: Foam
  • Layers: 5 layers: Earthfoam base and comfort layer, organic wool batting, organic cotton quilt backing and knit face
  • Firmness: Two options: medium and firm
  • Height: 8.5 inches
  • Weight: About 160 pounds, according to our tester

100-night sleep trial, 10-year warranty, free shipping and returns

Senior digital design editor Sydney Gore says that this eco-friendly mattress is the perfect pick for people looking for a plush, dense mattress that you won’t sink inside of like quicksand. Gore notes that it has a spongy feel that she likens to sleeping on a fluffy bread bed. It has helped her fall asleep even easier with its body contouring design, too. Here’s another key takeaway: “I should also mention that the mattress is a bit lower than others I’ve slept on in the past, so you’ll definitely want to add the mattress topper if you decide to purchase it,” she says.

  • Made of natural materials like natural latex rubber
  • Includes supportive coils
  • Soft and warm wool cover
  • Back sleepers
  • Stomach sleepers
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Five layers: Made of 100% natural latex rubber from sustainable farms, GOTS-certified organic cotton and wool, plus pocketed support coils
  • Firmness: Medium-firm
  • Height: 10 inches
  • Weight: 94 pounds

100-night trial period, 10-year warranty, free shipping and returns

This mattress is ideal for back sleepers or anyone who doesn’t like their mattress too soft. Contributor Katarina Kovac can attest that this bed hits all the right spots for back sleepers and then some. “Often gravitating toward a more firm sleeping experience, this mattress was perfect—not the firmest, but it wasn’t too soft to where I sank in,” she says. “The back support was there, and as someone who’s five eleven, that was sincerely appreciated.” As for additional perks? The American Chiropractic Association has endorsed Avocado mattresses since 2020 and the mattress is 100% organic from its materials to production process, which gives Kovac all the more reason to give the bed a five-star approval from me.

Brooklyn Bedding Ecosleep Mattress

  • Flippable mattress with different firmness levels
  • Affordable
  • Compatible with use of a box spring

Not ideal for people with back pain seeking an ultra-firm mattress

  • Couples
  • Sleepers who bounce between medium and firm mattress preferences
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: 5 layers: Organic cotton cover, organic fire-safe wool, natural latex, individually encased coils, organic fire-safe wool base
  • Firmness: Firm on one side of the mattress and medium on the other
  • Height: N/A
  • Weight: N/A

120-night sleep trial, 10-year warranty, free shipping, $99 return fee

A big selling point for this flippable mattress is its two firmness levels: medium firm on one side and firm on the other. According to visuals editor Lizzie Soufleris, this is a great pick for those who tend to steer clear of squishier mattresses. “It provided plenty of support, while still feeling plush, thanks to a layer of latex over the coils,” she says. “This may not be the perfect fit for those who prefer an ultra-firm feel, but the two sides cover a solid range of medium to firm.” It’s just as great for couples, as Soufleris notes that it has strong motion isolation that allowed her and her partner to “both readjust without disturbing each other.”

  • Made of organic materials
  • Customizable mattress firmness
  • Customizable foundation options
  • On the pricier side
  • Mattress came in many pieces that each require assembly
  • Those with specific sleep needs, like back support
  • Sleepers looking for an eco-friendly mattress
  • Mattress type: Memory foam
  • Layers: Five layers: Organic latex, encased coils with edge support, organic cotton batting
  • Firmness: Option to choose between five comfort levels between plush and extra-firm
  • Height: 12 inches
  • Weight: Between 30–55 pounds (box and mattress)

100-night sleep trial, 25-year limited warranty

With organic certifications verifying low chemical emissions in its mattresses, Naturepedic is one of our top recommended brands for beds that are earth-friendly and equally comfortable for catching Z’s. Commerce director Rachel Fletcher has been sleeping on the EOS for about a year and is a fan of its sustainably made materials and cozy construction through and through. “I was concerned about the wool in the mattress because of my allergy, but I haven’t noticed any reactions or rashes, which was a huge relief,” she says. “I am also pleasantly surprised by how much less I wake up feeling incredibly hot or enveloped in the mattress, as I have with other models in the past. It does a great job of regulating temperature, which, as a hot sleeper, I very much appreciate.”

  • Multiple firmness options to choose from
  • Several pressure-relieving and supportive layers
  • Breathable, plush pillow top

Might feel too firm for side sleepers

  • All sleep positions
  • Those who like a customizable sleep experience
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Seven layers: Pressure-relieving and breathable foam, support foam, graphite-infused foam, spring coils
  • Firmness: Three options: plush, luxury firm, and firm
  • Height: 15 inches
  • Weight: 115 pounds

120-night sleep trial, lifetime warranty, and free shipping and returns

Commerce editor Audrey Lee states that falling asleep on this “luxury firm” mattress felt like a “treat,” and if that doesn’t convince you, then allow us to wax poetic about the Nolah Evolution Hybrid Mattress just a bit more. With seven layers of pressure-relieving and breathable foam, support foam, graphite-infused foam, spring coils, this mattress packs a punch of comfort. In fact, Lee reported zero adjustment period with the Nolah. “The first time I flopped onto the bed, I immediately felt like every element in the mattress was working together to provide the perfect balance of comfort and support,” Lee says. “This is mainly thanks to the substantial seven-layer construction which includes a layer of individually wrapped coils, breathable memory foam, and a plush pillow top cover that cradles your body in a particularly soothing way.”

Flippable with a soft and firm side, cradling feel, motion control

Not customizable to specific sleep needs aside from the different sides

  • Couples
  • All sleep positions
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Five layers: Infused memory foam and an individually wrapped coil system that provides ample support. The flippable mattress has a soft side and a firm side, so you can tailor the sleeping experience to your needs
  • Firmness: Firm
  • Height: 13 inches
  • Weight: 104 pounds

Free shipping and returns, lifetime warranty, and a 365-night sleep trial

Layla gives “hybrid” a whole new meaning with their flippable mattress that’s soft on one side and firm on the other. Contributor Cheryl Dearborne used the firm side and stated it supported them properly while still “providing a soft cradle.” When you have it on the firm side, the layer order goes: cool and supportive copper-gel memory foam, airflow support foam with the brand’s Surface Modification Technology, individually wrapped coil system for even more motion control, another layer of airflow support foam, and another layer of copper-gel memory foam. Overall, it creates a dreamy sleep experience that Dearborne stated left her “sleeping better than I ever have before. My sleep is more regulated.”

Purple RestorePremier Hybrid

  • Molds to pressure points
  • Buoyant, soft feel
  • Hot sleepers
  • Combination sleepers
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Three layers: Spring coils and Purple’s proprietary GelFlex Grid designed to be simultaneously soft and firm, supportive, but flex around your pressure points
  • Firmness: Firm
  • Height: 13 inches
  • Weight: 137 pounds

100-night sleep trial, 10-year warranty, and free shipping and returns

The Purple Hybrid mattress keeps it a little more lean with only three layers. One of the layers includes Purple’s own proprietary GelFlex Grid, aimed to feel both soft and firm—molding to your pressure points, while still offering optimal support. This balance shone through to contributor Shoko Wanger. “The first time I sat on it, I was shocked at how squishy it felt,” Wanger says. “My toddler son even hopped on with me and immediately said, ‘Bouncy!’ But then, when I lay down, I was surprised again—I wasn’t sinking into it the way I expected I would; instead, I felt buoyant.” In fact, Wanger recommended it felt perfect for someone who prefers a firmer bed, saying “that aforementioned combo of cushiness and extra support is almost addictive.”

  • Two firmness options to choose from
  • Made of organic materials like nontoxic wool and latex
  • Includes four support and soft layers

Light alfalfa smell upon mattress unboxing, according to our tester

  • All sleeping positions
  • Sleepers in search of an earth-friendly mattress
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Four layers: Wool, cotton, certified latex, and pocketed springs, 100% organic and nontoxic
  • Firmness: Two options: medium firm or plush firm
  • Height: 10 inches
  • Weight: 106 pounds

Free shipping and returns, 20-year warranty, 120-night sleep trial

Made up of organic wool batting, latex, pocket springs, and cotton filling, contributor Kristi Kellogg reported the Happsy works for just about any sleeping position—whether you’re a back sleeper, side sleeper, or stomach sleeper. It’s definitely a firmer mattress, with Kellogg stating it felt as solid as a regular coiled model, which is something to note if you prefer a medium-soft feel. That said, if you’re someone who likes to pay vigilant attention to what’s used to make their mattress, then you’ll like Happsy’s use of 100% organic and nontoxic materials. One thing to note is Kellogg stated this left a faint alfalfa smell when she first unboxed the mattress from its slim and compact packaging, but it did quickly air out.

  • Motion isolation
  • Made of natural materials like organic cotton
  • Ample give
  • Stomach and back sleepers
  • Sleepers looking for an organic mattress
  • Mattress type: Hybrid
  • Layers: Six layers: Pure New Zealand wool, 100% organic cotton, and tempered steel (with five times the coils of a standard mattress)
  • Firmness: Medium-firm
  • Height: 12 inches
  • Weight: About 150 pounds, according to reviews

90-day sleep trial, 10-year warranty, and free white-glove delivery and returns

We already love Parachute for their bedding, so naturally we had to try out the brand’s mattress. The Mattress uses only premium, eco-friendly materials. This includes six layers made of Pure New Zealand wool, 100% organic cotton, and tempered steel (with five times the coils of a standard mattress). The result is the perfect Goldilocks mattress. Not too firm, but not too soft, good motion isolation, and very intentionally made. It was so comfortable, it made contributor Kristen Flanagan realize that maybe she did actually like a firm mattress. “There is plenty of give, but you don’t sink into it or leave an imprint. My back feels very supported. The hand-tufting makes the top soft but not too mushy,” Flanagan says in her review. “I imagine if you’re used to a super cushiony mattress you might not like this one at first, but Parachute has converted me into a medium-firm mattress person.”

  • Lightweight
  • Stable base layer
  • Soft foam construction
  • Side sleepers
  • Combination sleepers
  • Mattress type: Memory foam
  • Layers: Three layers: Solid base layer for stability, a comfort layer, and a memory foam recovery layer
  • Firmness: Medium-firm
  • Height: 10 inches
  • Weight: 68 pounds

Free shipping and returns, 10-year warranty, 100-night sleep trial

If you’re an all-foam bed purist looking for an affordable online mattress, commerce editor Audrey Lee says the Leesa Studio is one of the best memory foam mattress options available. It features a solid base layer for stability, a comfort layer, and a final memory foam recovery layer that combined together feels ultra-supportive and offers plenty of pressure relief, according to Lee. “I tend to move around in my sleep, ultimately landing on my side, so in addition to solid motion isolation, the Studio’s all-foam construction supplies a nice amount of give without being too soft for my taste,” she says. Lee noted that the Leesa lacked edge support, meaning she couldn’t sit on corners or the edges without sinking down, but it wasn’t so dramatic she thought she would fall off. Either way, the Leesa turned Lee into a foam converter.

How We Tested Each Mattress-in-a-Box

As experts in the sleep category, Architectural Digest editors research and test the most sought-after mattresses in the market on a rolling basis to determine the best of the best.

We’ve identified some of the buzziest mattress-in-a-box options available that offer easy setup and a cozy feel by spending hours assessing the luxe bells and whistles of each product. Each tester spends at least a week on the new mattress—coming in at nearly 1,120 hours with an eight-hour sleep schedule in mind for all of the picks in this story—taking notes and catching z’s.

These are the factors we look for when testing a mattress-in-a-box:

  • Firmness: Testers noted how plush or stiff the mattress felt after consistent sleep on the mattresses, from a boxed memory foam to a hybrid bed. We explain the difference between the two further down this story.
  • Comfort: Our team members rated their overall comfort, including elements like pressure relief and support, for their sleep position over the course of their time sleeping on the mattress.
  • Sleep quality: Each tester gave their review on how easily they were able to nod off—and stay asleep—at night, including considerations like motion transfer from a partner and bodily aches like pre-existing back pain.
  • Ease of delivery: To ensure your mattress makes it to your doorstep smoothly, we explained our detailed experiences with shipment and the process of moving the mattress inside our homes.
  • Temperature regulation: Reviewers noted how well they were able to stay comfortable during sleep based on cooling features and the overall breathability of the mattress materials.
  • Height and weight: Mattresses-in-a-box typically range from 10 to 15 inches and average about 100 pounds. This information can help you decide on how well it’ll fit in your space and if you’ll need a hand moving it.
  • Ease of setup: We detail the unboxing process, notably how easy or difficult it was to unwrap and how long it took for the mattress to fully inflate.
  • Edge support: Testers share how secure they felt the sides of the bed were and if they felt like they’d slide off.
  • Overall value: We also mention factors like the warranty and sleep trial to help inform all you get with the price of your mattress.

FAQs

What Are the Upsides of a Mattress-in-a-Box?

While a boxed mattress and traditional mattress virtually look the same once they’re set up on a bed, a mattress-in-a-box ships much more conveniently in a compressed format and compact packaging. Simply order one online and it can be shipped right to your front door. Many mattress brands even offer white-glove delivery so you can have it unboxed and set up in your bedroom.

Most mattresses-in-a-box are made of foam or a foam-coil combo (think: latex, memory foam, or a foam blend with encased steel coils for added support). From a twin- to king-size bed, these material types allow the mattress to compress in a small box and inflate upon unboxing to its full size.

What Are the Downsides of a Mattress-in-a-Box?

A bed-in-a-box may not be the right choice for everyone. It’s first important to determine the type of compressed mattress you’d like to explore (we’ve denoted which on our list are memory foam and which are hybrid designs).

A fully memory foam mattress may not be the best option for sleepers who trap more body heat, those who weigh more, or any one who is in search of excellent edge support (foam mattresses also tend to degrade faster than spring-coil designs). Very firm hybrid mattresses may not be the best options for those looking for a more plush surface, like side sleepers.

While a boxed mattress is convenient for ground-level living residents, they pose a more difficult setup situation for prospective buyers who live in spaces with lots of stairs (especially if white-glove delivery isn’t available). Luckily we also have lots of recommendations for more traditional mattress brands if you decide that’s the best route to take.

How Do I Unbox My Mattress-in-a-Box?

The easiest way to handle unboxing is to move the box to the room you’re going to keep the mattress and unbox it there. (That way, you’re transporting a much more manageable box, rather than the uncompressed formed mattress.) Once you’ve got the box in the room, remove the box. Inside, you’ll find a rolled-up, compressed mattress that’s been vacuum-sealed. Carefully remove the wrap and it will immediately begin to decompress and swell to it’s full size. It’s a bit magical to watch it swell, honestly. Fully decompressing can take up to 48 hours, but it will be “mattress sized” within a few hours.

How Much Should I Spend on a Mattress-in-a-Box?

We want to stress something important: You can’t judge a mattress by its price tag. Typically boxed mattresses range from about $500 to $3,500, but a higher mattress price doesn’t necessarily mean it’s better quality. The best mattress-in-a-box for you has more to do with your body, sleeping position, tendency to run cool or hot, and other factors, not price. This is key to keep in mind when shopping for a mattress online, especially since online mattresses tend to be less expensive (which doesn’t mean they’re not high-quality). Online mattress stores are often able to offer their products at lower prices because they don’t have the same overhead costs as a traditional showroom.

Do I Need a Box Spring for My Mattress-in-a-Box?

In short, no. It’s best to simply set up your boxed mattress on a hard and flat bed foundation. The use of a box spring can cause mattress sagging and shorten the lifespan of your mattress, which some manufacturers note can reach up to 10 years.

What Is a Memory Foam Mattress?

Memory foam mattresses contour to the sleeper’s body. They’re hefty, high-density, heavy mattresses. The heavier the weight of a mattress, the greater the density—and the greater the density, the longer it tends to last without starting to sink or sag. Memory foam can be ideal for side sleepers, as well as people who suffer from joint pain; memory foam offers solid pressure relief, so you might want to make sure that any mattress you purchase has at least a layer or two of it. Memory foam can also work well for couples, since it minimizes motion transfer (especially if one of you tends to toss and turn at night). If you like a bed you can literally sink into, you might love a memory foam mattress.

What Is a Hybrid Mattress?

A hybrid mattress can contain multiple layers of different materials, including memory foam, polyfoam, cooling gel, and/or latex—some hybrid mattresses even have a pillow top layer for extra cushioning on top. In addition to these layers, hybrid mattresses also contain springs for added support, durability, and breathability. The superior breathability makes a hybrid mattress great for people who tend to get hot at night. Rather than the sinkage you get with a memory foam mattress, you’ll feel like you’re resting firmly on top of it. Hybrid mattresses also tend to offer more edge support.

How Do I Get Rid of My Old Mattress?

A lot of online mattress companies have their own mattress removal services—but there are still plenty of ways you can get rid of your old mattress yourself. You can drop it off at a mattress recycling center. You can also have LoadUp come and remove your mattress (along with any other bulky items you might have) for a fee. And there’s always another very easy option: Let your family and friends know that you’re getting rid of your mattress. There’s a very good chance one of them will be willing to take it off your hands and give it a second life.

How Long Does a Mattress-in-a-Box Last?

Many leading manufacturers note that mattresses-in-a-box should last around 10 years—if not longer. Since they have softer materials like foam rather than traditional innerspring coils, the wear can vary. However, one of the best ways to preserve a mattress is by using a mattress topper or mattress pad to keep it free of stains and give it an extra layer of comfort.

What to Consider When Shopping for a Bed-in-a-Box

  • Sleep Position: Out of the mattresses we’ve outlined, the type you choose (foam or hybrid) is largely dependent on your sleep position:
  • Side sleepers: The best mattresses for side sleepers are usually medium-soft foam or hybrid beds since they give just the right amount of support and comfort, especially in the shoulder and neck areas.
  • Back sleepers: If you crave spinal support as you snooze, a medium-firm or firm mattress would be your best bet. Either of these can give you the structured setup you need to cradle your joints.
  • Stomach sleepers: Stomach sleepers also likely need a firm bed because it can help keep the spine in alignment.
  • Combination sleepers: Medium-firm mattresses are a solid option for combination sleepers since these sleepers can sleep in nearly any position, and this bed allows for enough support and comfort to accommodate them all.
  • Warranty: Since mattresses are already a big-ticket purchase, keep an eye out for brands that offer a lengthy warranty (around the 10-year ballpark). This can help ensure that if the mattress doesn’t last, you can get a replacement. Many leading brands in our list even offer lifetime warranties to ensure you are truly getting your money’s worth.
  • Certifications: Eco-friendly certifications are a great way to tell if your bed is made of less harmful materials. For example, the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), Environmental Working Group’s (EWG), and UL/GREENGUARD certifications all note that the mattress is made with earth-friendly textiles (like organic wool and latex) and is free of toxic chemicals.
  • Off-Gassing: Because mattresses-in-a-box are vacuum sealed and have to be inflated after unboxing, a common result is off-gassing which is a chemical smell that can fill the air as the mattress reaches its full size. Usually it lasts for a few hours or a few days. While organic mattresses typically don’t emit as many odors based on their sustainable build, there can still be a slight smell released from the natural substances.


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