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I see how that argument would work for Sealy, Simmons and Serta. I don't see how this would work for Casper or any of the other no-name mattress-in-a-box compan
by awalton 7y ago
I see how that argument would work for Sealy, Simmons and Serta. I don't see how this would work for Casper or any of the other no-name mattress-in-a-box company.
- TylerE 7y agoGiven the amount of advertising most of these companies (especially Casper) they're hardly no-name.
- adjkant 7y agoFor younger people who want easy choices I have 100% seen this lead people to default to Casper. I send around the article on their practices regularly due to this, and buy my mattresses off Wayfair mostly based on price and basic sanity checking. Right now I have an incredible 14 inches of Queen memory foam I got for $400 that's incredible to sleep on. The brand? A no name. What I've taken away from the mattress craziness is that if you exclude the fancy things like temperature adjustment and sleep number stuff, most basic mattresses come down to basic material and then secondly firmness. As long as you get those two things right they kinda all seem to be the same.
- saaaaaam 7y agoI’ve never even heard of those first three. I don’t even know if they are mattress companies. I’ve heard of Casper.
- Kye 7y agoThey're some of the biggest mattress companies. If you haven't heard of them, you probably don't live in a market they operate in.