Casper vs. Purple: 13 Mattresses Objectively Compared

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Which Mattress Should You Buy? | Compare the Mattresses | Performance Tests

Which Mattress Should You Buy?

The mattresses earning the title for “best overall” from each brand have the highest overall performance. Overall performance is determined by scores from 8 different categories, including cooling, motion transfer, response time, edge support, sex performance, pressure relief, off-gassing, and company.

Sinkage and bounce are also taken into consideration, but they are not direct scoring factors.

Between Casper and Purple, the two top recommendations are Casper Dream Max and Purple.

Both the Casper Dream Max and Purple represent the best-performing mattresses from each brand, but they are quite different. Most notably, their price is roughly $1,000 apart. The Purple is $1,499 for a queen, while the Casper Dream Max is $2,470.

The Casper Dream Max (8.73) also has a slightly lower performance score compared to Purple (8.88). It has less favorable scores in Cooling, Motion Transfer, Response Time, and Off-Gassing. But one area where the Dream Max has a tremendous advantage over Purple is in edge support. It’s also better for sex.

Beyond objective performance, the feel of the two mattresses couldn’t be more different. Purple uses its patented Purple Grid comfort layer, giving the mattress a bit of a floating feel and a medium feel (5 out of 10). The Dream Max is a touch softer (4.5 out of 10 firmness) and offers much deeper sinkage that creates an enveloping sensation.

Finally, the Dream Max has four extra inches of material than the Purple mattress. Heavier-weighted sleepers would most likely benefit from the 13.5″ design from the Dream Max over Purple’s 9.5″ design.

Overall, the two mattresses offer similar levels of pressure relief and offer high levels of bounce and responsiveness. Choosing between these two will come down to the other areas of performance, in which Purple mostly excels over Casper, and one’s preference for poly foam over the patented elastic grid.

Best Mattress by Category

Before we get into the gritty details, let’s honor some specific mattresses first. The mattresses featured below performed exceptionally well when considering each individual category listed.

Best For	Casper	Purple
Overall	Casper Dream Max	Purple
Side Sleepers	Casper Dream Max	Purple
Stomach or Back Sleepers	Casper Dream	Purple Restore Plus
Heavy People	Casper Dream	Purple Restore Plus
Cooling	Casper Snow	Purple
Affordable	Casper One	Purple Flex
Back Pain	Casper Dream	Purple Restore Plus
Sex	Casper Dream Max	Purple Restore Plus
Soft Mattress	Casper Dream Max	N/A
Medium-Firm Mattress	Casper Dream	Purple Plus
Firm Mattress	N/A	N/A

The table below shows the overall performance score of every mattress we’ve tested from each brand. In total, 13 mattresses were tested for this comparison.

After comparing 6 Casper mattresses, the brand average score is 8.49. After comparing 7 Purple mattresses, the brand average is 8.31.

Between the two, Casper has a higher performance and has a lower average price. The average price for a Casper mattress is $1,771, and the average price for a Purple mattress is $2,199.

All Casper Mattresses Tested

Casper Mattresses	Score	Mattress Type	Read Review	Check Price
Casper One	7.88	Foam	Read Review	Check Price
Casper Cloud One	8.70	Memory Foam	Read Review	Check Price
Casper Dream	8.68	Hybrid	Read Review	Check Price
Casper Dream Max	8.73	Hybrid	Read Review	Check Price
Casper Snow	8.56	Memory Foam Hybrid	Read Review	Check Price
Casper Snow Max	8.38	Memory Foam Hybrid	Read Review	Check Price

All Purple Mattresses Tested

Purple Mattresses	Score	Mattress Type	Read Review	Check Price
Purple	8.88	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price
Purple Flex	7.58	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price
Purple Plus	8.38	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price
Purple Renew	8.14	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price
Purple Restore	8.16	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price
Purple Restore Plus	8.73	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price
Purple Restore Premier	8.32	Specialty	Read Review	Check Price

Moving on, let’s talk about specific performance categories. Depending on what factors are most important to you, individual mattresses may rise above others. The table below looks at 10 testing categories and highlights the top-performing mattresses in those particular tests.

Factor	Winner	Score
Best Overall	Purple	8.88
Best Cooling	Casper Snow, Casper Snow Max, Purple	10
Most Sinkage	Casper Snow Max	3.05″
Least Sinkage	Purple Flex	1.66″
Lowest Motion Transfer	Purple	10
Fastest Response Time	Purple, Purple Flex, Purple Plus, Purple Renew, Purple Restore, Purple Restore Plus, Purple Restore Premier	10
Most Bounce	Purple Restore	14.42″
Least Bounce	Casper Snow Max	6.13″
Best Edge Support	Purple Restore Plus	10
Best for Sex	Purple Restore Plus	9.9
Best Pressure Relief	Casper Snow Max	10
Least Off-Gassing	Purple, Purple Flex	8.9
Best Company	Casper	9

Looking at all available mattresses we’ve tested, Casper ranges in firmness from 4.5 to 6 out of 10 and Purple mattresses range from 5 to 6.5 out of 10.

Both brands have a fairly narrow range of firmness options. Where we often see mattress companies offer at least one especially soft (4 out of 10) option and one especially firm (7 out of 10) option, the Casper and Purple models all range between 4.5 and 6.5.

The softest option between the brands is the Casper Dream Max at a 4.5 out of 10. The firmest option available is the Purple Flex at a 6.5 out of 10.

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

Firmness	Rating	Feel
Casper One	6	Medium-Firm
Casper Cloud One	6	Medium-Firm
Casper Dream	6	Medium-Firm
Casper Dream Max	4.5	Soft
Casper Snow	5	Medium
Casper Snow Max	5	Medium
Purple	5	Medium
Purple Flex	6.5	Medium-Firm
Purple Plus	6	Medium-Firm
Purple Renew	6	Medium-Firm
Purple Restore	5	Medium
Purple Restore Plus	5	Medium
Purple Restore Premier	6	Medium-Firm

Not sure which firmness you need? Your ideal mattress firmness depends on two major factors—sleeping position and body weight. With the right firmness, your body and spine will maintain proper alignment when sleeping.

Lightweight sleepers or those who sleep on their side tend to need a softer mattress. By comparison, heavier sleepers or those who sleep on their back or stomach tend to need more support and a firmer feel.

Below, we have a deep-dive comparison on 6 popular mattresses — 3 from Casper and 3 from Purple.

Casper Mattresses

• Casper One
• Casper Dream
• Casper Snow

Purple Mattresses

• Purple
• Purple Restore Plus
• Purple Restore Premier

The table below shows overall scores as well as scores from the individual testing categories.

Factor	Casper One	Casper Dream	Casper Snow	Purple	Purple Restore Plus	Purple Restore Premier
Overall Score	7.88	8.68	8.56	8.88	8.73	8.32
Cooling	8.0	9.0	10	10	9.0	9.0
Motion Transfer	8.0	8.0	8.7	10	7.2	6.7
Response	9.9	9.9	5.0	10	10	10
Edge Support	8.2	8.9	9.4	5.1	10	9.9
Sex	8.3	9.1	8.9	8.8	9.9	8.8
Pressure Relief	6.0	8.0	9.0	9.0	9.0	9.0
Off-Gassing	6.7	7.8	4.4	8.9	7.2	2.8
Company	9.0	9.0	9.0	7.4	7.0	7.0

This second table shows the data from each test we analyze. We use this data to compare each mattress to others within the brand as well as to compare with over 380+ mattresses we’ve tested to date.

Factor	Casper One	Casper Dream	Casper Snow	Purple	Purple Restore Plus	Purple Restore Premier
Price (Queen)	$799	$1,420	$1,945	$1,499	$2,999	$3,699
Cooling	Good	Excellent	Outstanding	Outstanding	Excellent	Excellent
Sinkage – Depth	1.77″	1.89″	2.36″	2.24″	1.99″	1.82″
Sinkage – Feel	Minimal	Minimal	Deep	Moderate	Minimal	Minimal
Motion Transfer – Acceleration	9.42 m/s²	9.48 m/s²	7.95 m/s²	2.23 m/s²	11.27 m/s²	12.36 m/s²
Response Time – Mostly Recovered	0.2 sec.	0.2 sec.	2.8 sec.	0.2 sec.	0.2 sec.	0.2 sec.
Response Time – Fully Recovered	0.4 sec.	0.4 sec.	5.1 sec.	0.3 sec.	0.3 sec.	0.3 sec.
Bounce – Height	8.77″	10.73″	9.54″	12.79″	12.20″	9.46″
Bounce – Feel	Moderate	High	Moderate	Very High	Very High	Moderate
Edge Support – Sitting	3.50″	4.00″	3.25″	7.75″	2.75″	3.25″
Edge Support – Lying	Fair	Excellent	Excellent	Mediocre	Outstanding	Outstanding
Comfort Layer Thickness	3.00″	3.00″	3.00″	5.50″	5.00″	3.00″
Mattress Thickness	10.00″	11.50″	11.50″	9.50″	13.00″	13.00″
Off-Gassing – Smell	Strong	Strong	Strong	Strong	Strong	Strong
Off-Gassing – Days	12 days	8 days	20 days	4 days	10 days	26 days
Trial	100 nights	100 nights	100 nights	100 nights	100 nights	100 nights
Warranty	10 years	10 years	10 years	10 years	10 years	10 years

When it comes to cooling performance, Purple takes the win by a small margin.

The 3 Purple models averaged a cooling performance score of 9.3. The 3 Casper models averaged a score of 9.0.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding cooling.

Cooling Test	Score	Baseline	Max. Temp.	Ending Temp.
Casper One	8.0	73.1°	89.6°	79.7°
Casper Dream	9.0	75.0°	90.0°	79.7°
Casper Snow	10	73.8°	88.1°	78.2°
Purple	10	79.7°	89.2°	84.0°
Purple Restore Plus	9.0	81.7°	91.7°	84.7°
Purple Restore Premier	9.0	83.0°	91.3°	86.2°

• 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

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.

The average cooling score across all mattresses tested to date is 8.6.

By this measure, both brands generally exceed the average performance. However, the Casper One performed below this benchmark at an 8.0. All other models reached an excellent cooling rating marked by a score of 9.0 or higher.

The best mattresses for cooling performance are the Casper Snow and the Purple Original. In the case of the Purple mattress, its open-celled grid and thin overall design (9.5″) are both huge benefits to breathability and lower heat retention.

In Casper Snow’s case, its design includes both phase change fibers in its cover and phase change spray material in the middle layers. Furthermore, they included heat-deleting bands that run through the middle of the mattress. Theoretically, these bands pull heat away from the surface and increase cooling.

Both Casper and Purple mattresses have great cooling. However, with more foam material comes more cooling issues, if not mitigated by higher-end materials, as we saw in the Casper Snow. Ultimately, Purple has the advantage with its patented elastic grid layer.

Sinkage is a preferential factor that helps inform the type of feel one can expect from a mattress. In the case of Casper and Purple, they both offer similar levels of sinkage.

Both brands lean towards more minimal levels of sinkage and create more of a “floating on top of” as opposed to “lying down in” feeling. Purple’s average sinkage measurement is 2.02″ and Casper’s is 2.01″, among the 6 mattresses in this popular model comparison.

However, they each have one model that offers moderate to deep sinkage.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding sinkage.

Sinkage Test	Sinkage Feel	Sinkage Depth
Casper One	Minimal	1.77″
Casper Dream	Minimal	1.89″
Casper Snow	Deep	2.36″
Purple	Moderate	2.24″
Purple Restore Plus	Minimal	1.99″
Purple Restore Premier	Minimal	1.82″

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

The average sinkage depth across all mattresses tested to date is 2.23″.

Back and stomach sleepers usually prefer less sinkage, which better maintains proper alignment of their spine. The Casper One (1.77″), Casper Dream (1.89″), Purple Restore Plus (1.99″), and Purple Restore Premier (1.82″) all have less sinkage than average and would be best suited for back and stomach positions.

Generally, side sleepers enjoy a deeper level of sinkage, as that typically translates to better pressure relief and contour. For deeper sinkage, opt for the Casper Snow (2.36″) or the Purple (2.24″).

When it comes to motion transfer, a measure of the potential for one sleeper to wake another by moving on the mattress, we see that Casper is better on average, yet Purple has the better individual model.

On average, the Casper models earned a motion transfer score of 8.2, while Purple earned an average score of 8.0.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding motion transfer.

Motion Transfer Test	Score	Acc. Range
Casper One	8.0	9.42 m/s²
Casper Dream	8.0	9.48 m/s²
Casper Snow	8.7	7.95 m/s²
Purple	10	2.23 m/s²
Purple Restore Plus	7.2	11.27 m/s²
Purple Restore Premier	6.7	12.36 m/s²

The level of motion transfer on each mattress is also documented in the videos below.

The average motion transfer score across all mattresses tested to date is 8.2. This score corresponds with an average acceleration range of 8.79 m/s².

Therefore, as a brand, Casper is right about average. However, Purple mattress has the best overall mattress with a 10 out of 10 score and an astonishingly low motion transfer measurement of 2.23 m/s²! The elastic grid, combined with the foam layers below, makes for exceptional motion isolation.

However, the other two Purple models are among the worst in this comparison. The inclusion of a coil unit creates an interaction with the elastic grid that is detrimental to isolating motion.

Casper’s best mattress scored an 8.7 with a lower-than-average acceleration range of 7.95 m/s². While it also includes a coil unit, the 3″ of dense memory foam does a good job dispersing energy before it can shoot through the coils.

In the end, the Purple hybrids perform worse than average when it comes to motion transfer, and couples may want to think twice if they are easily disturbed by movements while they sleep. Casper mattresses are generally no better but no worse than average.

When it comes to response time, a measure of the speed at which the top layers recover from compression, Purple mattresses are unquestionably faster than Casper, on average.

Purple averaged a response time score of 10/10. Casper is absolutely no slouch, as is clear when we look at the individual performance scores.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding response.

Response Test	Score	Mostly Recovered	Completely Recovered
Casper One	9.9	0.2 seconds	0.4 seconds
Casper Dream	9.9	0.2 seconds	0.4 seconds
Casper Snow	5.0	2.8 seconds	5.1 seconds
Purple	10	0.2 seconds	0.3 seconds
Purple Restore Plus	10	0.2 seconds	0.3 seconds
Purple Restore Premier	10	0.2 seconds	0.3 seconds

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

The average response score across all mattresses tested to date is 8.8.

The Purple, Purple Restore Plus, and Purple Restore Premier are all tied with the maximum score for response time, as they recovered as quickly as is possible for us to measure. This is effectively instant.

The Casper One and Casper Dream are also lightning quick to recover back to shape, but they have just a little extra time to fully reform back to neutral. However, the Casper Snow’s memory foam layer is fundamentally a different class of foam, and it is among the slowest response time measurements we’ve ever seen.

In the end, Purple is ultra-responsive across the board, while Casper models vary, based on the type of foam used in the comfort layer (possibly correlated with the higher tiers).

When it comes to bounce, Purple takes the win once again. This is a preferential factor, but bounce plays a large role in how lively or dead a mattress can feel while moving around.

The 3 Purple models averaged a bounce height of 11.5″, which can be described as high.

Casper models were more in the moderate range, but they still achieved an average height of 9.7″.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding bounce.

Bounce Test	Bounce Feel	Bounce Height
Casper One	Moderate	8.77″
Casper Dream	High	10.73″
Casper Snow	Moderate	9.54″
Purple	Very High	12.79″
Purple Restore Plus	Very High	12.20″
Purple Restore Premier	Moderate	9.46″

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

The average bounce across all mattresses tested to date is 8.77″.

Mattresses with more bounce than average include the Casper Dream (10.73″), Casper Snow (9.54″), Purple (12.79″), Purple Restore Plus (12.2″), and Purple Restore Premier (9.46″).

Mattresses with less or equal bounce than average include the Casper One (8.77″). The memory foam used in this lower-level model doesn’t quite reach the same heights as the others; however, it is far from creating issues for general movement.

My ideal bounce range is between 8-12″, but I do like to see somewhere between 10″ or higher when it comes to sex performance.

Mattresses with more bounce are better for ease of movement and increased sex performance. However, higher bounce also typically creates a higher level of motion transfer. So there are pros and cons when it comes to bounce.

For edge support, we see a noticeable difference between Casper and Purple. Here, Casper takes the win, but only on average.

On average, the 3 popular Casper models earned a combined edge support score of 8.8, whereas the Purple models only earned an 8.3.

When we look at individual performance, we see that two of the Purple models outperformed all the rest.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding edge support.

Edge Support Test	Score	Sitting Sinkage	Lying Support
Casper One	8.2	3.50″	Fair
Casper Dream	8.9	4.00″	Excellent
Casper Snow	9.4	3.25″	Excellent
Purple	5.1	7.75″	Mediocre
Purple Restore Plus	10	2.75″	Outstanding
Purple Restore Premier	9.9	3.25″	Outstanding

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

The average edge support score across all mattresses tested to date is 8.7.

The Purple Restore Plus and Purple Restore Premium both earned near-perfect edge support scores (10 and 9.9). This is another instance where we see extreme variation in performance between the hybrid purple models and the all-foam version. The models that use coil units are also reinforced by firm support foam that surrounds the perimeter. This reinforced edge is incredibly robust.

The Purple models also use a separate perimeter foam around their elastic grid. Despite this, the Purple Original saw a near-total collapse at the edge and earned one of the lowest scores we’ve seen to date.

For Casper, the Casper Snow model uses a similar reinforced perimeter foam. We see slightly more compression, likely due to its use of memory foam over the support foam in the perimeter of the Purple mattresses.

Ultimately, both brands do a fantastic job with edge support, but we see variation from each based on pricing tier. If you want top-tier edge support, you’ll have to pay for the higher tiers.

When it comes to sex performance, we use a weighted formula that includes 5 different factors – some we’ve already discussed.

Bounce and edge support are among the heaviest weighted factors. Both brands generally performed well in these areas, so we see fairly close sex scores between them. However, Purple takes the win for having the higher average score.

The 3 Purple models earned an average sex performance score of 9.2, with a range between 8.8 to 9.9.

The Casper models earned an average sex score of 8.8, with a range from 8.3 to 9.1.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding sex.

Sex Test	Sex Score	Bounce	Edge Support	Noise	Pressure Relief	Cooling
Casper One	8.3	8.0	9.4	10	6.0	8.0
Casper Dream	9.1	9.2	8.8	10	8.0	9.0
Casper Snow	8.9	8.5	9.7	10	9.0	10
Purple	8.8	10	4.1	10	9.0	10
Purple Restore Plus	9.9	10	10	10	9.0	9.0
Purple Restore Premier	8.8	8.4	9.7	10	9.0	9.0

The average sex score across all mattresses tested to date is 8.2. By this measure, all 6 mattresses among Casper and Purple perform above-average for sex.

The very best mattress for sex is the Purple Restore Plus. The hyper-elastic grid combined with the pocketed coils makes for an extremely lively, bouncy surface that is also safe for use at the edge.

From Casper, the Casper Dream received the best score for sex for much of the same reasons. It just didn’t quite reach the same heights as the Restore Plus.

In the end, we can say that both Casper and Purple are fantastic mattresses for amorous activities, AKA the dance without pants.

When it comes to pressure relief, we look for a measure of comfort, support, and the potential for pressure point buildup. Here, we see Purple has a massive win over Casper, generally speaking.

Among the mattresses in this 3v3 comparison, the Purple models averaged a pressure relief score of 9.0, where the Caspers earned a 7.7

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding pressure relief.

Pressure Relief Test	Score	Comfort Layer	Support Layer
Casper One	6.0	3.00″	7.00″
Casper Dream	8.0	3.00″	8.50″
Casper Snow	9.0	3.00″	8.50″
Purple	9.0	5.50″	4.00″
Purple Restore Plus	9.0	5.00″	8.00″
Purple Restore Premier	9.0	3.00″	10.00″

The average pressure relief score across all mattresses tested to date is 8.6.

While none of the Purple models managed to reach an outstanding rating, the Purple, Purple Restore Plus, and Purple Restore Premier have consistently above-average pressure relief.

The Casper Snow managed to reach this same score of 9.0, and it is the best among the 3 analyzed in this deep dive. The Snow uses a solid 3″ of dense memory foam that is demonstrably of better quality than less expensive Casper models, like the Casper One.

The materials included in each mattress are documented in the images below.

Typically, more material, especially in the comfort layer, is better for pressure relief. However, the Purple mattress is an exception to this. At only 9.5″ of total thickness, it achieves an excellent level of performance.

It should be noted that heavier-weighted sleepers may not have the same high-level experience, as they’re more likely to push through the special Purple grid and make contact with the support foam below.

The Casper models aren’t the thickest designs either. However, the quality of the foam does seem to increase at every pricing tier (of which these 3 models represent distinct levels, low, medium, and high). The top end of their lineup manages to reach fantastic pressure relief.

In conclusion, the Purple mattresses, with the hyper-elastic grid, achieve better performance than average. However, we find they hit a limit before reaching the highest possible pressure relief. Heavier sleepers should also opt for the Restore Plus or Restore Premier to ensure ideal relief.

Off-gassing is our objective measurement for how long an unboxed/delivered mattress takes to dissipate any lingering smells. Here, Casper and Purple are equally mediocre.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding off-gassing.

Off-Gassing Test	Score	Initial Smell	Smell Duration
Casper One	6.7	Strong	12 days
Casper Dream	7.8	Strong	8 days
Casper Snow	4.4	Strong	20 days
Purple	8.9	Strong	4 days
Purple Restore Plus	7.2	Strong	10 days
Purple Restore Premier	2.8	Strong	26 days

The average smell duration across all mattresses tested to date is 6.8 days.

On average, both brands earned an off-gassing score of 6.3. The 3 Casper models had an average smell duration of 13.3 days, with a range of 8 to 20 days.

The Purple mattresses had the same average smell duration, with a range from 4 to 26 days.

Suffice it to say, a sleeper can expect to wait about a week for their mattress to stop smelling, but the majority of Casper and Purple mattresses will take more than that. In some cases, they will take 20 days or more.

The only model that managed to dissipate odors quicker than average was the Purple Original, with a smell duration of only 4 days.

No matter how long it takes, once it’s gone, it will never be an issue again. However, it can be bothersome for those trying to enjoy their new mattress purchase to wait excessive amounts of time.

If you’re someone especially sensitive to synthetic odors, the Purple Original or the Casper Dream will be your best bets.

Finally, we’ve come to comparing the various company policies in terms of favorability for the consumer.

Casper offers a 100-night trial period, a 10-year warranty, free shipping, and free returns. The trial and warranty periods could be a little longer, based on other brands we’ve seen, but this earned them a solid 9.0 score.

Purple offers a 100-night trial period, a 10-year warranty, and free shipping, but not free returns. In fact, their return fee depends on the line of mattress, with the Restore line being $250 (it can actually get up to $350 for the Rejuvenation line, but we’ve left it off the chart since we haven’t reviewed one of those yet).

The fee of $250 is among the highest we’ve seen to date.

Check out the table below to see how each mattress compares regarding company policies.

Company	Casper	Purple
Score	9.0	7.2
Trial Period	100 nights	100 nights
Warranty	10 years	10 years
Shipping	$0	$0
Returns	$0	$150-$350
Country of Origin	USA	USA

To date, we have tested 391+ mattresses from 103 different brands. The average trial length is 175 nights and the average warranty is 14 years, excluding 42% of mattresses that offer lifetime warranties.

On the whole, both Casper and Purple offer fairly generous company policies to the consumer, with the exception of Purple tanking their score with a high return fee. For this reason, Casper takes the win for company score.

Casper vs. Purple Testing Data

Mattress Name	Overall Score	Cooling Score	Motion Transfer Score	Response Time Score	Edge Support Score	Sex Score	Pressure Relief Score	Off-Gassing Score	Company Score	Type	Thickness	Firmness	Sinkage	Bounce	Trial (days)	Ships To	Price (Queen)	Read Review
Purple	8.88	10	10	10	5.1	8.8	9.0	8.9	7.4	Specialty	9.50"	Medium	2.24"	12.79"	100 nights	USA, Canada	$1,499	Review
Casper Dream Max	8.73	9.0	8.1	9.7	8.4	9.7	9.0	4.7	9.0	Hybrid	13.50"	Soft	2.41"	12.73"	100 nights	USA	$2,470	Review
Purple Restore Plus	8.73	9.0	7.2	10	10	9.9	9.0	7.2	7.0	Specialty	13.00"	Medium	1.99"	12.20"	100 nights	USA, Canada	$2,999	Review
Casper Cloud One	8.7	9.0	9.0	9.6	8.2	7.8	9.0	5.8	9.0	Memory Foam	10.50"	Medium-Firm	2.46"	7.62"	100 nights	USA	$999	Review
Casper Dream	8.68	9.0	8.0	9.9	8.9	9.1	8.0	7.8	9.0	Hybrid	11.50"	Medium-Firm	1.89"	10.73"	100 nights	USA	$1,420	Review
Casper Snow	8.56	10	8.7	5.0	9.4	8.9	9.0	4.4	9.0	Memory Foam Hybrid	11.50"	Medium	2.36"	9.54"	100 nights	USA	$1,945	Review
Casper Snow Max	8.38	10	7.4	5.5	8.6	7.4	10	4.4	9.0	Memory Foam Hybrid	13.50"	Medium	3.05"	6.13"	100 nights	USA	$2,995	Review
Purple Plus	8.38	9.0	7.0	10	7.3	9.1	9.0	6.9	7.4	Specialty	11.00"	Medium-Firm	2.03"	11.28"	100 nights	USA, Canada	$1,899	Review
Purple Restore Premier	8.32	9.0	6.7	10	9.9	8.8	9.0	2.8	7.0	Specialty	13.00"	Medium-Firm	1.82"	9.46"	100 nights	USA, Canada	$3,699	Review
Purple Restore	8.16	9.0	6.0	10	8.9	9.6	8.0	6.1	7.0	Specialty	11.00"	Medium	1.90"	14.42"	100 nights	USA, Canada	$2,399	Review
Purple Renew	8.14	9.0	8.5	10	7.0	7.9	7.0	8.6	7.4	Specialty	11.00"	Medium-Firm	1.98"	8.87"	100 nights	USA	$1,899	Review
Casper One	7.88	8.0	8.0	9.9	8.2	8.3	6.0	6.7	9.0	Foam	10.00"	Medium-Firm	1.77"	8.77"	100 nights	USA	$799	Review
Purple Flex	7.58	8.0	6.5	10	7.1	9.1	6.0	8.9	7.4	Specialty	8.00"	Medium-Firm	1.66"	11.29"	100 nights	USA, Canada	$999	Review

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. That was a long time ago and Casper is under different management now.