Best Mattress Deals of January 2020
So it’s time for a new mattress? If that sunken, tea-stained, creaking spring-board you wince yourself to sleep on at night no longer allows a restful slumber, you may need to upgrade – in fact, you definitely should upgrade.
It’s advised to change your mattress every 7 to 10 years. Though it’s not cheap, a good mattress is a long-term investment that saves you from the health risks of sleep deprivation – and not to mention ongoing joint and muscle pain.
Thankfully, buying a mattress these days is easier than ever if you know where to look. Plus, with Cyber Monday sales taking full force mattress shopping is also cheaper.
In this article, we’re rounding up the best mattress deals from the top retailers in the UK, along with key buying advice so you can find the best mattress for your needs.
Best January mattress deals
Here’s a quick overview of the best mattress discounts on now. We will update this list as more offers become available.
From: Amazon
Was: £549
Now:£399.99(£149 off)
You can pick up an eve Sleep mattress for around £150 less from Amazon right now.
From: Simba
Now:Up to 25% off
Simba is one of the leading mattress retailers and right now it has up to 25% off its sleep bundles for the New Year. The Ultimate Simba Hybrid bundle includes a Hybrid mattress, a Hybrid duvet, adjustable pillows and a free mattress protector.
From: Nectar Sleep
Now:Up to £366 off
Nectar Sleep’s New Year bundle cuts £296 off its mattresses and includes two pillows worth £70. You can try Nectar Sleep’s mattresses for a full year.
From: Emma
Now:40% off sitewide(with code JAN40)
Pick up a New Year discount from Emma with code JAN40. The company also offers a 100-night trial period and a 10-year guarantee.
From: Otty
Now:Up to £560 off
Otty has big savings on mattress and pillow bundles, with up to £460 off its Hybrid Bundle. If you’re just after mattresses alone, you can alsopick one up with up to £200 off.
From: Eve Sleep
Now:20% off
Eve Sleep has its January deals on now where you can save 20% on mattresses and beds. You get a 100 night trial and 10-year warranty with Eve Sleep mattresses.
How to choose a mattress
Before you buy, it’s important to identify what you want to get out of a new mattress and the type of mattress you need. Apart from budget (obviously), think of your sleeping position, weight and the level of warmth you’re comfortable with through the night.
Innerspring(orcoil)mattresses are the most common and the most affordable. Spring mattresses stay cooler through the night because of the space between the coils, which facilitates airflow.
There are different types of coil mattresses though, which you can learn about in our dedicated guide onchoosing a mattress. Bonnell and Marshall/Pocket coil mattresses are better for preventing motion transfer, while Offset coils are recommended for support.
Memory foammattresses are firm and spongy with low motion transfer. These offer support by conforming to the contours of your body and are ideal for folks who sleep on their backs. Keep in mind the density of the foam does trap heat overnight.
Similar to memory foam arelatexmattresses, which cushion and support the sleeper, but sink in less. Latex keeps cooler at night too.
Gelmattresses are similar to memory foam, but integrate a cooling gel to offset heat.Hybridmattresses are also a common option you’ll see across retailers. These use a combination of a spring base with a latex or memory foam top.
Tips for choosing a mattress
Generally, if you sleep on your back, memory foam mattresses are best, while side sleepers should opt for soft or medium firmness. If you sleep on your stomach, we’d advice choosing a medium to firm mattress.
If you weigh less than 180 pounds you should opt for a softer mattress, while those between 150-200 pounds should look for a mattress with medium firmness – though a softer mattresses may be preferable if you like more cushioning.
Heavier sleepers (200 pounds or more) should opt for firmer mattresses; this offers better back support and prevents overheating.
Where to find January mattress deals
Some of the most popular mattress retailers include:
Most online mattress retailers will offer sleep trials anywhere from 100 days up to a year, which should give you plenty of time to decide whether the mattress works for you. Otherwise, we would recommend heading to a showroom.
Remember to spend at least 15 to 20 minutes on each mattress you try, so you can glean a proper sense of what it feels like. Try the mattress with your partner if you can, so you get a practical taste of issues like motion transfer or overheating.
Best mattress deals of January 2020
We will be updating this round up as more mattress deals become available, so stay tuned.
From: Amazon
Was: £549
Now:£399.99(£149 off)
You can pick up an eve Sleep mattress for around £150 less from Amazon right now.
From: Simba
Now:Up to 25% off
Simba is one of the leading mattress retailers and right now it has up to 25% off its sleep bundles for the New Year. The Ultimate Simba Hybrid bundle includes a Hybrid mattress, a Hybrid duvet, adjustable pillows and a free mattress protector.
From: Nectar Sleep
Now:Up to £366 off
Nectar Sleep’s New Year bundle cuts £296 off its mattresses and includes two pillows worth £70. You can try Nectar Sleep’s mattresses for a full year.
From: Emma
Now:40% off sitewide(with code JAN40)
Pick up a New Year discount from Emma with code JAN40. The company also offers a 100-night trial period and a 10-year guarantee.
From: Otty
Now:Up to £560 off
Otty has big savings on mattress and pillow bundles, with up to £460 off its Hybrid Bundle. If you’re just after mattresses alone, you can alsopick one up with up to £200 off.
From: Eve Sleep
Now:20% off
Eve Sleep has its January deals on now where you can save 20% on mattresses and beds. You get a 100 night trial and 10-year warranty with Eve Sleep mattresses.
When is Black Friday 2020 – should you wait for a better deal?
Black Fridaywill take place on Friday 27 November, immediately followed by Cyber Monday on 30 November. Traditionally the biggest sales event of the year, it may yet throw up some even greater tech deals – but with so much uncertainty around finance and retail, and no guarantees regarding what discounts we will see, we advise you not to wait: if you see a deal youlike, on a product youneed, and you canaffordthe outlay, buy it today.
Author: Somrata Sarkar, Contributor
Previously a Tech Advisor Senior Staff Writer, Somrata researches and writes about the best tech deals to help readers make smart, informed buying decisions. She’s an expert on accessories and also reviews laptops, phones, audio and other devices.
