Leesa Mattress Review: The Best Memory Foam & Hybrid Mattresses of 2022?

Leesa offers all customers a 100-night sleep trial. This means after you purchase it, you can try it risk-free for 100 nights. If you don't love it, you can return it, no questions asked.

How do the returns work? Leesa's Customer Experience team will work with you to find a local homeless shelter to donate the mattress, if possible. If not, Leesa will help you dispose of the mattress.

The bed in a box mattress is a relatively new phenomenon for consumers. Compressed mattresses have become incredibly popular in the last 5 years due to the explosive growth of new brands like Purple, Casper, Nectar, Tuft & Needle and Leesa.

With all bed in a box mattresses, the basic process is simple. The mattress comes vacuum-sealed in two layers of plastic. After setting up the mattress on your foundation or box spring, you carefully cut the outer layer of plastic and unfold the mattress. Then, you cut the inner plastic layer and allow the mattress to inflate with air. The foams from the mattress can produce a slight odor, so it's best to let your room air out for a few hours.

No, you can't. The Leesa mattress is specifically designed with a comfort and pressure-relieving top layer foam and a dense, solid core bottom layer to add stability and support. 

As of this writing, the prices for all of Leesa's queen mattresses are as follows:

• Leesa Original Queen Mattress: $999
• Leesa Hybrid Queen Mattress: $1,699
• Leesa Legend Queen Mattress: $1,999
• Leesa Studio Mattress: $699

While there are many great memory foam mattress options out there, you would be hard-pressed to find a memory foam mattress that is a better value than the Leesa Original. With tens of thousands of 5-star customer reviews, a beautifully-designed cover and premium, American-made foams, the Leesa Original has solidified itself as one of the top foam mattresses on the market, year after year.

It should come as no surprise that we think the Sapira Hybrid is the best hybrid mattress on the market in 2022. It is an incredible value for money when compared to some of the other bed-in-a-box companies like Casper, Purple, Nectar and Tuft and Needle. Wirecutter has also named the Leesa Hybrid their top mattress pick for several years running now, so there is considerable validation in the market that this is a top choice.

Leesa does offer discounts on its mattresses a few times a year during the big sales events. However, using our links, you are assured to always be getting the best discount on all Leesa mattresses.

When comparing the Leesa Hybrid to Purple's Hybrid 3 mattress, there are a few things to note. 

Purple's Hybrid mattress leverages their Comfort Grid technology. While innovative-looking, this is also a very different feel that a lot of people have trouble getting used to. The Purple Hybrid 3 has an average customer rating of 4.4 vs. 4.6 for the Leesa Hybrid. Lastly, the Purple Hybrid comes in at $2,300 for a queen, vs. $1,699 with discount for a Leesa Hybrid Mattress. To us, there are too many factors to overcome to choose Purple over Leesa.

Casper's hybrid mattress, the Wave Hybrid, just seems absurdly expensive for what is essentially a more hyped up version of the Leesa Hybrid. The Casper Hybrid is a staggering $2,895 for a queen, with optional $500 "Snow Technology," a cooling gel add-on that is widely known in the industry to be a markup gimmick. Casper's customer reviews are also hard to discern. It's this reason that, we, along with Wirecutter and many others, choose the Leesa Hybrid over the Purple Hybrid or Casper Hybrid.