They know mattresses, and they know what to prioritize for a good night's sleep. There's a reason that Casper has skyrocketed in popularity - the brand is built by mattress experts, and they have worked, in their words, "obsessively" to create the best mattresses possible for its customers. While I had been overly concerned with all the variables available in mattress purchasing, the folks at Casper made it easy, taking out my guesswork and creating a luxury mattress they knew would be good. As I lay into the firm but still somehow soft and pliable foam, I realized that I had been a fool. Within minutes, my Casper Element Pro was set up and ready to be slept on (I even invested in a new set of sheets for the occasion), and I was not disappointed. Unlike other more complicated setups I'd seen, Casper's foundation was easily put together - no tools required - and there's a handy how-to video on Casper's website for ultimate ease. But I shouldn't have underestimated my furniture-building ability (or Casper's ability to make the process hassle-free). While I opened and arranged the mattress, my partner got to work assembling the foundation (I've already written about my discomfort with tools here), so she knew ahead of time that this would be her role. In fact, it practically sprang open as we unrolled it in the space. Using Casper's signature AirScape technology, the dual-foam mattress wasn't dense or clunky. I quickly learned the mattress was light not by accident, but by design. Keep reading to learn more about my first night's sleep and everything you need to know to convince you to bite the bullet, make the big purchase, and upgrade your mattress already. Spoiler alert - the newly released Element Pro (which launched earlier today!) is the ideal solution for a stressed-out mattress shopper: an ultra-comfortable, high-quality mattress at a totally reasonable price. Did its discount price mean discounted comfort? I needed to know. Understandably, when I heard about Casper's new mattress - the Element Pro - whose queen size clocks in just under that $1k breaking point, I was intrigued. I have been perpetually scrolling through mattresses for what seems like forever, and the more I searched, the more overwhelmed I became with the idea of throwing down over $1k for something we already had (despite its clear flaws). As someone who has been putting off purchasing a new mattress for literal years (because the decades-old full-size I share with my partner and dog is totally functional and not crowded at all and works fine), I am right there with you. etc.), pulling the trigger on it can feel especially daunting. Plus, with seemingly infinite options (organic, spring, hybrid, memory foam, cooling, gel, etc. There's no denying that it's a bit of a financial commitment, and chances are, you already have one when you begin your search.
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