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Casper vs. Nectar

Derek Hales

Written by: Derek Hales

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For popular foam or hybrid mattresses, both Casper and Nectar have become common names in the mattress industry and both companies have a longer track record than many other bed-in-a-box options.

Casper

Casper Nova Hybrid Corner
9.44 Average Score

Nectar

Nectar Premier Copper Close Corner
9.35 Average Score
Casper MattressesScoreRead ReviewCheck Price
Casper Wave Hybrid9.51Read ReviewCheck Price
Casper Select9.28Read ReviewCheck Price
Casper Original9.29Read ReviewCheck Price
Casper Original Hybrid9.55Read ReviewCheck Price
Casper Snow9.66Read ReviewCheck Price
Casper Nova Hybrid9.49Read ReviewCheck Price
Casper9.30Read ReviewCheck Price
Nectar MattressesScoreRead ReviewCheck Price
Nectar Hybrid Premier9.45Read ReviewCheck Price
Nectar Hybrid9.13Read ReviewCheck Price
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper9.59Read ReviewCheck Price
Nectar Premier9.43Read ReviewCheck Price
Nectar Original9.01Read ReviewCheck Price
Nectar Premier Copper9.50Read ReviewCheck Price

Our Verdict

In today’s match-up of Casper vs. Nectar, we’re looking at the best hybrid and foam mattresses from each brand. While Nectar offers lower prices (on average), performance on the Casper lineup is consistently better than Nectar.

Nectar offers a classic memory foam feel on both their all-foam and hybrid mattresses with a moderate level of sinkage and low levels of bounce.

In comparison, Casper offers better cooling, response, and edge support compared to Nectar. You pay for this improved performance as Casper mattresses are $733 more than Nectar mattresses (on average).

This guide is going to highlight the most important factors in determining if either Casper or Nectar offers the right mattress for you.

In This Comparison
Compare the Models | Performance Tests | Firmness | Support & Sleeping Positions | Design | Materials | Summary

30-Second Summary

  • Performance: On average, Casper mattresses have better performance than Nectar mattresses. Casper has an average score of 9.44 and Nectar has an average of 9.35 (out of 10).
  • Price: On average, Nectar mattresses are more affordable than Casper mattresses. For a queen-sized mattress, the average cost for Nectar is $1,019 and the average cost for Casper is $1,752.
  • Cooling: Casper has better cooling than Nectar and has better heat dissipation overall.
  • Sinkage: Casper offers a wider range of sinkage preferences while Nectar primarily offers moderate sinkage mattresses.
  • Motion Transfer: Nectar has lower levels of motion transfer than Casper mattresses.
  • Response: Casper hybrids generally have a faster material response time than Nectar all foam mattresses.
  • Bounce: Casper hybrids have significantly higher levels of bounce than Nectar all-foam mattresses (which have very low or low bounce).
  • Edge Support: Casper has better edge support than Nectar, considering both hybrid and all-foam mattresses.
  • Sex: Casper and Nectar’s hybrids are both equally impressive for sex performance, with the all-foam mattresses from both brands scoring lower.
  • Pressure Relief: Both Casper and Nectar have great pressure relief, but the Casper Wave Hybrid is the only mattress to score a perfect 10.
  • Off-Gassing: Nectar mattresses off-gas faster, and in some cases with less odor, than Casper mattresses.
  • Company: Nectar has a longer trial (365 nights) and warranty (lifetime) than Casper, giving it a better company score.
  • Firmness: Casper has a wider range of firmnesses than Nectar.
  • Design: Both Casper and Nectar offer hybrid or all-foam mattresses.

Compare the Models

At NapLab, we put each mattress to the test.

We score each mattress using a series of performance tests. Here is a full comparison of all current models we’ve tested between Casper vs. Nectar.

This first table shows the factor scoring of all current models that we have tested:

FactorCasperCasper Nova HybridCasper OriginalCasper Original HybridCasper SelectCasper SnowCasper Wave HybridNectar HybridNectar Hybrid PremierNectar Hybrid Premier CopperNectar OriginalNectar PremierNectar Premier Copper
Cooling9.09.09.09.59.0109.09.59.59.59.09.59.5
Motion Transfer9.08.78.48.58.38.68.07.87.68.7101010
Response10101010109.9108.010107.51010
Edge Support9.49.59.6109.69.99.99.89.49.68.47.98.4
Sex9.29.99.89.79.39.89.99.79.89.88.89.18.9
Pressure Relief9.0109.09.59.09.5109.09.59.59.59.59.5
Off-Gassing9.08.68.88.89.49.49.19.89.79.89.79.79.8
Company9.89.89.89.89.89.89.8101010101010

This second table shows the testing data from each test. In many cases, the difference between scores can be minimal, but this table helps to highlight these differences in a visible way.

FactorCasperCasper Nova HybridCasper OriginalCasper Original HybridCasper SelectCasper SnowCasper Wave HybridNectar HybridNectar Hybrid PremierNectar Hybrid Premier CopperNectar OriginalNectar PremierNectar Premier Copper
Overall9.309.499.299.559.289.669.519.139.459.599.019.439.50
Max Temp.85.6° F91.0° F85.2° F86.5° F85.8° F90.9° F91.0° F88.8° F89.0° F89.3° F90.6° F90.5° F90.6° F
Max Sinkage1.75″2.46″1.69″1.91″1.63″2.14″2.38″1.70″2.35″1.99″2.03″2.23″2.22″
Total Motion Transfer8.91 m/s²10.07 m/s²11.30 m/s²10.87 m/s²11.73 m/s²10.55 m/s²12.88 m/s²14.00 m/s²14.73 m/s²10.04 m/s²2.67 m/s²2.80 m/s²1.88 m/s²
Response Time0.2 sec.0.2 sec.0.2 sec.0.2 sec.0.3 sec.0.6 sec.0.2 sec.2.5 sec.0.3 sec.0.3 sec.3.0 sec.0.4 sec.0.3 sec.
Total Bounce6.53″10.46″9.80″8.21″6.93″8.73″10.78″8.83″13.11″9.30″4.76″7.10″5.14″
Edge Support – Sitting Sinkage4.25″4.00″3.75″2.25″3.75″3.25″3.25″3.50″4.25″3.75″6.25″7.25″6.25″
Edge Support – Lying SupportGoodVery GoodExcellentExcellentExcellentExcellentVery GoodVery GoodVery GoodExceptionalFairVery GoodExcellent
Sex Overall9.29.99.89.79.39.89.99.79.89.88.89.18.9
Comfort Material3.00″5.00″3.50″3.50″4.50″3.00″5.00″3.00″4.00″5.00″5.00″6.00″5.00″
Off-Gassing – SmellStrongStrongStrongStrongStrongStrongStrongStrongStrongModerateModerateStrongStrong
Off-Gassing – Days12 days18 days15 days15 days7 days7 days11 days3 days4 days2 days4 days4 days3 days
Trial100 days100 days100 days100 days100 days100 days100 days365 days365 days365 days365 days365 days365 days
Warranty10 years10 years10 years10 years10 years10 years10 yearsLifetimeLifetimeLifetimeLifetimeLifetimeLifetime

Best Mattress For

Before we get into the gritty details, let’s honor some specific mattresses first. The mattresses noted below are recognized as the best for each respective performance category.

Depending on what exactly you’re looking for, you may find Casper or Nectar may be better suited for your needs.

FactorWinnerValue
Best OverallCasper Snow9.66
Best CoolingCasper Snow10
Most SinkageCasper Nova Hybrid2.46″
Least SinkageCasper Select1.63″
Lowest Motion TransferNectar Premier Copper1.88 m/s²
Fastest Response TimeCasper, Casper Nova Hybrid, Casper Original, Casper Original Hybrid, Casper Wave Hybrid0.2 sec
Slowest Response TimeNectar Original3.0 sec
Most BounceNectar Hybrid Premier13.11″
Least BounceNectar Original4.76″
Best Edge SupportCasper Original Hybrid2.25″ max sinkage
Best for SexCasper Nova Hybrid, Casper Wave Hybrid9.9
Best Pressure ReliefCasper Nova Hybrid, Casper Wave Hybrid10
Least Off-GassingNectar Hybrid Premier CopperModerate, 2 days
Best CompanyNectarLonger trial (365 nights)

Performance Tests

We test 10 different factors that impact the performance, comfort, and value of the mattress. Testing categories include:

  1. Cooling
  2. Sinkage
  3. Motion Transfer
  4. Response
  5. Bounce
  6. Edge Support
  7. Sex
  8. Pressure Relief
  9. Off-Gassing
  10. Company
Casper Nova Hybrid Top Layers
Casper Nova Hybrid Top Layers

Casper and Nectar both offer foam and hybrid mattresses. This comparison is going to feature the Casper hybrids and the Nectar all-foam mattresses, representing the most popular styles from each brand. The exact mattresses featured in the tests below include:

  1. Casper Original Hybrid
  2. Casper Wave Hybrid
  3. Casper Snow Hybrid
  4. Nectar Original (all-foam)
  5. Nectar Premier (all-foam)
  6. Nectar Premier Copper (all-foam)

So with that in mind, let’s dive into the performance tests.

Cooling Test

Between the Casper and Nectar mattresses, they were both good, but Casper was a little better.

Cooling TestScoreBaselineMax TempEnding Temp
Casper Original Hybrid9.568.8°86.5°-11.5°
Casper Snow1079.5°90.9°-7.6°
Casper Wave Hybrid9.077.8°91.0°-7.2°
Nectar Original9.083.0°90.6°-5.6°
Nectar Premier9.580.7°90.5°-3.9°
Nectar Premier Copper9.584.4°90.6°-3.4°
  • Baseline Temperature – the temperature of the mattress before anyone lies on it
  • Maximum Temperature (0 minute) – the temperature of the mattress after lying on it for 15 minutes
  • Ending Temperature (after 5 minutes) – the temperature of the mattress after being lied upon and having no one on it for 5 minutes

Casper has the benefit of a hybrid construction, compared to all foam. The support coils on the Casper provide good breathability and airflow, something that is harder to obtain with a memory foam makeup like on the Nectar.

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper relaxing
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper relaxing

I will add, Nectar does offer a line of hybrids in addition to the all-foam mattresses. These hybrid mattresses have better cooling performance than what we saw on the all-foam Nectar mattresses and on par with the Casper hybrids.

You can see the exact cooling scores below:

Compare the Models

Below, you can watch a video of how the heat dissipates on each mattress during our cooling test. For this test, we lie on the mattress for 15 minutes, get off the mattress, and then take periodic surface-level temperature measurements.

Casper Original Hybrid

Nectar Original

Casper Wave Hybrid

Nectar Premier

Casper Snow Hybrid

Nectar Premier Copper

Sinkage Test

Sinkage between Casper and Nectar ranged from Minimal to Deep, with the largest range coming from the Casper lineup.

All Nectar mattresses listed here have moderate sinkage within 0.25″ of each other.

Sinkage TestSinkage DepthMax Sinkage
Casper Original HybridMinimal1.91″
Casper SnowModerate2.14″
Casper Wave HybridDeep2.38″
Nectar OriginalModerate2.03″
Nectar PremierModerate2.23″
Nectar Premier CopperModerate2.22″

The mattress with the least amount of sinkage is the Casper Original Hybrid at 1.91″ and the mattress with the deepest sinkage is the Casper Wave Hybrid at 2.38″.

Casper Element Pro Sinkage
Casper Element Pro Sinkage

For comparison, the average level of sinkage across mattresses tested to date is 2.19″.

The level of sinkage for each mattress is documented in the images and table below.

Casper Original Hybrid

Casper Original Hybrid Sinkage Test

Nectar Original

Nectar Sinkage Test

Casper Wave Hybrid

Casper Wave Hybrid Sinkage Test

Nectar Premier

Nectar Premier Mf Sinkage Test

Casper Snow Hybrid

Casper Snow Sinkage Test

Nectar Premier Copper

Nectar Premier Copper Sinkage Test

Motion Transfer Test

Between the Casper and Nectar mattresses, Casper has high levels of motion transfer and Nectar has low levels of motion. These two brands are on opposite ends of the spectrum in this category.

Motion transfer levels are important, especially for sleepers who have partners who are easily disturbed by movements during the night.

Motion Transfer TestScoreAcc. Range
Casper Original Hybrid8.510.87 m/s²
Casper Snow8.610.55 m/s²
Casper Wave Hybrid8.012.88 m/s²
Nectar Original102.67 m/s²
Nectar Premier102.80 m/s²
Nectar Premier Copper101.88 m/s²

The mattress with the highest levels of motion transfer is the Casper Wave Hybrid with 12.88 m/s² of motion. The Nectar Original had the best performance and lowest level of motion transfer with only 2.67 m/s² of motion.

Nectar Label

The average level of motion transfer across all mattresses tested to date is 7.99 m/s².

Using this as a benchmark, Nectar performed significantly better than average and Casper performed significantly worse than average.

The level of motion transfer on the Casper vs. Nectar mattresses is also documented in the videos below.

Casper Original Hybrid

Nectar Original

Casper Wave Hybrid

Nectar Premier

Casper Snow Hybrid

Nectar Premier Copper

Response Test

Moving along, let’s talk about response time. Comparing Casper and Nectar, Casper was generally faster than the all-foam Nectar mattresses, although there are a few exceptions to the rule.

Response TestScoreMostly RecoveredCompletely Recovered
Casper Original Hybrid100.2 seconds0.4 seconds
Casper Snow9.90.6 seconds1.2 seconds
Casper Wave Hybrid100.2 seconds0.8 seconds
Nectar Original7.53.0 seconds5.0 seconds
Nectar Premier100.4 seconds0.8 seconds
Nectar Premier Copper100.3 seconds0.5 seconds

The mattress with the fastest response is the Casper Original Hybrid, which completely recovered by 0.4 seconds.

The slowest material recovery comes from the Nectar Original, which took 3 seconds to mostly recover and 5 seconds to completely recover.

The level of responsiveness for each mattress is documented in the videos below.

Casper Original Hybrid

Nectar Original

Casper Wave Hybrid

Nectar Premier

Casper Snow Hybrid

Nectar Premier Copper

Bounce Test

Bounce is a bit of a preferential factor, but still worth a mention in this comparison, especially because there is quite a range of bounce within Casper and Nectar mattresses.

Bounce TestBounce HeightBounce Range
Casper Original HybridModerate8.21″
Casper SnowModerate8.73″
Casper Wave HybridHigh10.78″
Nectar OriginalVery Low4.76″
Nectar PremierLow7.10″
Nectar Premier CopperVery Low5.14″

The Casper Wave Hybrid has the highest level of bounce at 10.78″. The Nectar Original all-foam mattress has the lowest level of bounce.

For comparison, the average level of bounce across all mattresses tested to date is 9.59″. All mattresses have less bounce than average except for the Casper Wave Hybrid, which generated 10.78″ of bounce.

Casper Original Hybrid

Nectar Original

Casper Wave Hybrid

Nectar Premier

Casper Snow Hybrid

Nectar Premier Copper

Edge Support Test

Comparing Casper hybrids vs. Nectar all-foam mattresses, it’s an easy win for Casper. The pocketed coil base provides a more supportive base, which in turn improves edge support.

The average level of sinkage across all mattresses tested to date is 4.25″.

Check out the table below for a full rundown of edge support between Casper hybrids and Nectar all foam:

Edge Support TestScoreMax SinkageLying Support
Casper Original Hybrid102.25″Excellent
Casper Snow9.93.25″Excellent
Casper Wave Hybrid9.93.25″Very Good
Nectar Original8.46.25″Fair
Nectar Premier7.97.25″Very Good
Nectar Premier Copper8.46.25″Excellent

All Casper hybrids have better edge support than average and all Nectar all-foam mattresses have worse edge support than average when seated.

Also, let me add a disclaimer here. Brands aside, a lot of these results have to do with the type of mattress design more than anything else.

Hybrids will almost always have better edge support than all-foam mattresses.

For example, Casper all-foam mattresses have the following edge support scores, all worse than the Casper hybrids:

And Nectar hybrid mattresses have the following edge support scores, all better than the Nectar all-foam mattresses:

It would be a more fair comparison to specifically look at Casper vs. Nectar hybrids and Casper vs. Nectar all-foam mattresses. But even then, Casper would still take the win.

As an overview, the average edge support score considering all current mattresses tested from each brand (hybrids and all-foam) is as follows:

The level of edge support is documented in the images below.

Casper Original Hybrid

Casper Original Hybrid Edge Support
Casper Original Hybrid Edge Support

Nectar Original

Nectar Edge Support Sitting
Nectar Original Edge Support

Casper Wave Hybrid

Casper Wave Hybrid Edge Support Test
Casper Wave Hybrid Edge Support Test

Nectar Premier

Nectar Premier Mf Edge Support
Nectar Premier Edge Support

Casper Snow Hybrid

Casper Snow Edge Support Test
Casper Snow Edge Support Test

Nectar Premier Copper

Nectar Premier Copper Edge Support
Nectar Premier Copper Edge Support

Sex Test

Although sleep preferences are largely individual, the reality is that many couples share a bed together. This part of our scoring looks at the mattress’s expected sex performance based on a number of performance factors.

The best mattresses for sex have high bounce, good edge support, quiet materials, and good pressure relief and cooling.

These 5 factors make up the NapLab sex performance score and from these factors, we can generate a sex score, unique to each mattress.

The table below shows how sex performance varies between Casper and Nectar mattresses.

Sex TestSex ScoreBounceEdge SupportNoisePressure ReliefCooling
Casper Original Hybrid9.79.610109.59.5
Casper Snow9.89.79.9109.510
Casper Wave Hybrid9.9109.910109.0
Nectar Original8.88.78.4109.59.0
Nectar Premier9.19.37.9109.59.5
Nectar Premier Copper8.98.88.4109.59.5

From this selection, the best mattress for sex is the Casper Wave Hybrid, which maintains high bounce and good edge support. The performance of the Casper Original Hybrid or Casper Snow Hybrid was not far behind, within 0.2 of a point from the Wave.

Casper Snow Edge Support Sitting

The Nectar mattresses struggled more, which was in part due to their all-foam design (especially memory foam). These mattresses have lower levels of bounce and consistently worse edge support.

The Nectar Hybrid mattresses have higher levels of bounce than the Nectar all-foams and better edge support, which allow for higher sex performance scores.

Pressure Relief Test

Considering pressure relief, both Casper and Nectar have good performance, with all scores from 9.5-10 out of 10.

Pressure Relief TestScoreComfort LayerSupport Layer
Casper Original Hybrid9.53.5″7.0″
Casper Snow9.53.0″9.0″
Casper Wave Hybrid105.0″7.0″
Nectar Original9.55.0″7.0″
Nectar Premier9.56.0″7.0″
Nectar Premier Copper9.55.0″9.0″

All of the mattresses featured in this comparison have between 3.0 – 6.0″ of comfort material above the support layer, which is a large contributing factor for good pressure relief.

For comparison, the average level of comfort material across all mattresses tested to date is 4.13″.

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper 1
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper

The Casper Wave Hybrid as well as all of the Nectar all-foam mattresses have more comfort material than average. The Casper Original Hybrid and Casper Snow have less comfort material than average, but still scored just as high as the Nectar mattresses.

Off-Gassing Test

Off-Gassing TestScoreInitial SmellOff-Gassing Period
Casper Original Hybrid8.8Strong15 days
Casper Snow9.4Strong7 days
Casper Wave Hybrid9.1Strong11 days
Nectar Original9.7Moderate4 days
Nectar Premier9.7Strong4 days
Nectar Premier Copper9.8Strong3 days

Nectar mattresses off-gas faster, and in some cases with less odor, than Casper mattresses.

Casper Wave Hybrid Phase Change Spray
Casper Wave Hybrid Phase Change Spray

This is a bit surprising considering memory foam mattresses tend to off-gas slower than hybrid mattresses.

The odor from Casper mattresses lasted anywhere from 7-15 days before fully dissipating.

Company

When it comes to company policy, Nectar takes the win for both a longer trial and a longer warranty.

CompanyCasperNectar
Trial Period100 nights365 nights
Warranty10 yearsLifetime
Shipping$0$0
Returns$0$0
Country of OriginUSAChina

The Casper warranty is only 100 nights, while Nectar gives you a full year to decide if the mattress is right for you.

Nectar also has a lifetime warranty, but Casper maxes out at 10 years.

The Casper collection is made in the US and Nectar is manufactured in China, which may or may not be an important determining factor to some sleepers.

Firmness

Looking at both hybrid and all-foam mattresses, Casper ranges from 4.5 to 6.5 out of 10 and the Nectar mattresses range from 5 to 6.5 out of 10. Casper has the greater firmness range.

Check the table below to see the details of each mattress.

FirmnessRatingLabelRead Review
Casper6Medium-FirmRead Review
Casper Nova Hybrid4.5SoftRead Review
Casper Original6Medium-FirmRead Review
Casper Original Hybrid6Medium-FirmRead Review
Casper Select6.5Medium-FirmRead Review
Casper Snow5MediumRead Review
Casper Wave Hybrid5.5MediumRead Review
Nectar Hybrid6.5Medium-FirmRead Review
Nectar Hybrid Premier6Medium-FirmRead Review
Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper6.5Medium-FirmRead Review
Nectar Original6.5Medium-FirmRead Review
Nectar Premier5.5MediumRead Review
Nectar Premier Copper5MediumRead Review

Support & Sleeping Positions

Both Casper and Nectar have great support and are suited for a wide range of sleeping positions and sleeper weights. Softer mattresses, like the Casper Nova Hybrid are generally better suited for lighter sleepers or those who sleep on their side.

Heavier sleepers tend to prefer the feel of a firmer mattress, like the Nectar Hybrid, Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper, Nectar Original, or the Casper Select. All of these mattresses have a firmness of 6.5 out of 10.

Use the table below to better determine which firmness may be right for you.

What Firmness Is Right For You2

Design

Both Casper and Nectar have hybrid mattresses as well as all-foam mattresses. The table below details all of the mattress types we have tested in-house by each brand.

DesignType
Casper Original HybridHybrid
Casper SnowHybrid
Casper Wave HybridHybrid
Casper SelectFoam
Casper OriginalFoam
The CasperFoam
Nectar Hybrid OriginalHybrid
Nectar Hybrid PremierHybrid
Nectar Hybrid Premier CopperHybrid
Nectar OriginalMemory Foam
Nectar PremierMemory Foam
Nectar Premier CopperMemory Foam

Materials

Here is a breakdown of the insides of Casper vs. Nectar:

Casper Original Hybrid

Casper Original Hybrid Material Layers

Nectar Hybrid Original

Nectar Hybrid material layers

Casper Wave Hybrid

Casper Wave Hybrid Material Layers

Nectar Hybrid Premier

Nectar Hybrid Premier material layers

Casper Snow Hybrid

Casper Snow Material Layers

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper material layers

Casper Original

Casper Original Material Layers

Nectar Hybrid Original

Nectar Foam Layers

The Casper

Casper Element Pro Material Layers

Nectar Hybrid Premier

Nectar Premier Mf Foam Layers

Casper Select

Casper Select Material Layers

Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper

Nectar Premier Copper Foam Materials

Casper vs. Nectar: Which Should You Buy?

For the best-performing Casper, the Casper Snow Hybrid takes the win. It has the highest performance among both Casper and Nectar and really shines. It is more expensive than the average hybrid ($1,596 for a queen), but significantly less expensive than the Casper Wave Hybrid.

Casper Snow Cover Photo
Casper Snow Cover Photo

For the best value Casper, opt for the Casper Original Hybrid. The performance level was basically equal to the Wave and Nova hybrid, while being notably less expensive ($1,196).

Casper Original Hybrid Cover Photo
Casper Original Hybrid Cover Photo

For the best budget Casper, go with The Casper. This is the most basic model but still outperforms the more expensive Casper Original.

Casper Element Pro Cover Photo
Casper Element Pro Cover Photo

Note: The Casper was originally named the Casper Element Pro. It got a new name, but no notable material / design changes between the two mattresses.

For the best-performing Nectar, the Nectar Hybrid Premier Copper would be our top pick. It has a hybrid design, which provides some distinct advantages over the all-foam Nectar options. The Hybrid Premier Cooper has better cooling, better edge support, and higher levels of bounce for better sex which gives it an advantage over all the Nectar all-foam options. It’s also less expensive than the Casper Snow ($1,349 for a queen).

Nectar Premier Copper mattress review

For the best value Nectar, opt for the Nectar Premier. It is priced between the Nectar Original and the Nectar Premier Copper, providing a great balance between price and performance.

Nectar Premier memory foam

For the best budget Nectar, go with the Nectar Original. The Original is the lowest price Nectar mattress available. While it does give up some luxuries, like an advanced cooling cover, better edge support, cooling, and fast response, it is well-priced for sleepers on a tight budget.

Nectar Mattress
Nectar – memory foam mattress

Note: I would not recommend the Nectar Original for heavier sleepers or this who don’t want the risk of feeling “stuck”, which the Original may be more prone to.

Disclosure – Derek Hales has a history with Casper that some may view as relevant to his reviews of Casper products. In 2016, Casper Sleep sued Derek Hales in federal court over his reviews of its products. In 2017, the lawsuit ended with a settlement. See here for more information.

About Derek Hales

Derek Hales

Derek Hales is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of NapLab.com. He has been featured in Fast Company, Reader's Digest, Business Insider, Realtor.com, Huffington Post, Washington Post, AskMen, and She Knows. Derek has personally tested over 320+ mattresses and hundreds of pillows, sheets, beds, and other sleep products.

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