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Best mattress deals in Amazon’s Prime Day sale, from Simba to Silentnight
Sleep easy and save, thanks to Amazon’s Big Deal Days event
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October’s Amazon Prime Day, or Prime Big Deal Days, as the retailer has dubbed it, is in full swing, with deals continuing to drop until 11:59pm tonight (11 October).
The online giant’s 48-hour shopping event started yesterday, and serves as the perfect time to bag yourselves a bargain across everything from TVs and laptops to household essentials and home appliances.
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Owing to the sheer number of deals available, it also serves as an excellent opportunity to stock up on the higher-cost items in life, whether that’s a new coffee machine, vacuum cleaner or an air fryer, we’ve got you covered.
Mattresses are one of those pricier items that you might find yourself needing to upgrade. Whatever the reason for needing a new one, you’ll be glad to know Amazon has slashed the price of mattresses and bedding in its Prime Day sale. Below, you’ll find all the best deals to shop now.
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Best Amazon Prime Day mattress deals
Emma original mattress: Was £411.18, now £269.50, Amazon.co.uk
Mattress brand Emma landed not one but two mattresses in our round-up of the best, including the original, which was crowned the best memory foam mattress. Our tester found the mattress to be very comfortable, and noted it offered “solid support beneath the memory foam layer”, owing to “heavy-duty foam at the bottom of the mattress”. They went on to add that this model “suited both side and back sleepers”. On sale with 34 per cent off in the small double size, you can sleep easy knowing you’ve saved more than £140.
Silentnight miracoil cushion-top mattress, double: Was £309, now £208.99, Amazon.co.uk
If you’re looking for a new mattress, there’s currently £100 off this Silentnight double. Featuring eco comfort fibres for a sustainable and breathable night’s sleep, the miracoil spring system claims to provide long-lasting support. With a luxurious feel, thanks to the cushion top layer, there’s also a quilted cover to finish off this medium-firm mattress offering.
Silentnight pocket essentials 1000 memory mattress, small double: Was £389, now £254.99, Amazon.co.uk
Another excellent deal from Silentnight, this 1,000 pocket-sprung memory foam mattress has been reduced by 34 per cent. With tailored support, the pocket springs should respond to individual movement, while the soft knit cover offers a cosier sleep surface but remains hypoallergenic for any allergy sufferers.
Simba premium seven zoned memory foam mattress, king size: Was £465, now £302.25, Amazon.co.uk
This is not your average memory foam mattress. It features seven different zones designed to offer more cushioning support to potential pressure points, such as the shoulders and hips. It’s also been designed to accommodate hot sleepers, with Simba’s open cell foam, which the brand says offers 30x the airflow of standard memory foam. Snap it up now and save 35 per cent.
Dormeo octasmart hybrid plus mattress, king size: Was £799, now £429.99, Amazon.co.uk
This mattress from Dormeo featured in our round-up of the best, where it was dubbed the best eco-friendly foam mattress, as it’s made with recyclable materials and filled with biodegradable springs. Our tester found this mattress to be “a great, ache-free option for side sleepers, as there are three zoned areas on the mattress with targeted support for your back, shoulders and hips.” Discounted by 46 per cent in a king size, it’s also on sale across single, double, and super-king dimensions.
Emma premium mattress: Was £687, now £333, Amazon.co.uk
This memory foam and pocket spring mattress, from popular brand Emma, is now reduced by a sizeable 52 per cent. Securing a spot in our round-up of the best mattresses, this hybrid design has six layers, including pocketed coil springs, memory foam and a top cover. There are 522 springs in total, and its designed to adapt to ensure even weight distribution. The mattress is suitable for back, front and side sleepers, too.
Silentnight 1200 eco comfort double mattress: Was £386.71, now £315.99, Amazon.co.uk
Silentnight is known for its mattresses and this hypoallergenic, medium-firm design is no exception. The mattress is foam and chemical treatment free, and the eco comfort fibres are also sustainable, giving you a breathable and worry-free sleep. The soft knit cover is soft to touch and the mirapocket layer uses 1200 pocket springs that adjust to your body weight, providing tailored support and undisturbed sleep.
Simba hybrid foam mattress topper, double: Was £349, now £226.85, Amazon.co.uk
You can also save on sleep essentials, aside from mattresses. Case in point, the Simba hybrid mattress topper is now reduced. Incidentally, it landed a spot in our review of the best mattress toppers, so it’s one that you can trust. It was awarded four and a half stars out of five, with our tester noting that it provides “ridiculous level of both comfort and support”.
Simba hybrid pillow: Was £109, now £70.85, Amazon.co.uk
Another sleep accessory deal to make the most of this Prime Day is this offer on Simba’s hybrid pillow, which is discounted by 35 per cent. With temperature-regulating stratos technology, the pillow is customisable in terms of thickness, so should provide the final touch of comfort as you sleep. It’s also ideal for back- and side-sleepers, as you can adjust the mini cubes inside it, to suit your position.
Simba hybrid mattress, super king: Was £1,399, now £769.45, Amazon.co.uk
Those of you looking to upgrade to a super-king mattress need look no further than this deal. Simba has reduced its classic hybrid design by 45 per cent for Prime Day. Featuring cooling, graphite-infused Simbatex, which is said to be 30 times more breathable than standard memory foam, this mattress also features 13 micro spring zones for optimal spinal alignment and pressure relief as you sleep. There is also edge-to-edge support from the brand’s breathable support core spring base, so you can enjoy a solid night’s sleep.
Simba hybrid duvet, super king: Was £259, now £168.35, Amazon.co.uk
If you’re looking to invest in a new duvet as the night’s get colder, this Simba hybrid duvet could be the one for you. Reduced by 35 per cent, it features a temperature-regulating stratos outer layer, as well as a heat-dissipating fill, so you won’t ever be too hot or too cold overnight. Made for all seasons, Simba refutes tog ratings, confident that its duvets are balanced perfectly to keep you cool and comfortable as you sleep.
HiGRID premium hybrid single mattress: Was £899, now £449.50, Amazon.co.uk
If you’re looking to scoop up a new single mattress while making a saving, HiGRID’s premium hybrid design is discounted by 50 per cent at Amazon. Using the brand’s advanced smart grid technology (as opposed to memory foam), it claims to provide a soft and supportive structure for a solid night’s sleep. Said to be highly responsive to individual movement, the mattress also features 2,500 air channels to optimise airflow and breathability, as well as regulating your body temperature overnight.
Do you need Amazon Prime to buy Prime Day mattress deals?
Yes, just like Amazon’s OG Prime Day sale, you will need a Prime membership to access discounts in the Prime Big Deal Days event. Being a Prime member costs £8.99 a month and includes a host of benefits, including free next-day delivery, access to lightning deals, Prime Video, Prime Gaming and more. Signing up is easy, simply pop over to the Amazon Prime sign-up page and enter your details. Or, if you haven’t already used one, you can get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime before the sale ends.
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