Casper vs. Leesa: Why Choose Casper?
Purchasing a new mattress is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. With so many options to decide between, why choose Casper?
Check out this comparison of Casper Original vs. Leesa Original to get an idea of the key features that set Casper apart from our competitors.
Casper — Award-Winning Mattresses
Casper mattresses provide breathable comfort and ergonomic pressure relief to over 2,000,000 happy sleepers. With premium, CertiPUR-US® certified foams for breathable comfort, look no further than Casper for a great night’s sleep.
Leesa — Does It Stack Up?
Leesa mattresses are made with a top layer of LSA200 foam, a latex alternative with a single uniform support level throughout the layer. Compared to Casper, Leesa’s mattress is a more expensive option that’s designed without custom zoned support.
Casper — Bang For Your Buck
Our most popular mattress, “The Original,” starts at $895 for a Twin, $995 for a Twin XL, $1,195 for a Full, and $1,295 for a Queen. Both a King and a California King are $1,695. We’ve got your comfort in mind with a mattress that won’t break the bank.
Leesa — Why Pay So Much For So Little?
Leesa’s Original mattress starts at a price of $849 for a Twin bed. It’s then $899 for a Twin XL bed, $1,099 for a Full, $1,199 for a Queen, and $1,399 for both a King and a California King.
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Casper — Quality You Can Feel
The Casper Original Mattress is 11” thick and contains three targeted layers of support for comfort that’s just right. Our memory foam has a density of 3.5 lbs/ft³, meaning our mattresses are designed to be more supportive and durable.
Leesa — Less Isn’t Always More
At 10” thick, Leesa’s Original mattress falls short of Casper’s 11” Original mattress. Additionally, Leesa mattresses have a lower memory foam density of 3 lbs/ft³, which begs the question: why pay so much?
Casper — Playing it Cool
The top layer of Casper’s mattress is made from our unique AirScape breathable foam, which is designed with thousands of perforations to increase airflow and keep you cool all night.
Leesa — Paying a Premium for Cool
While the premium-line Leesa Hybrid and Legend mattresses are designed with a hole-punched layer for temperature regulation, the Leesa Original mattress lacks their temperature-regulating perforated layer— a layer that Casper includes in the entire line.
Casper — Crafted Just For You
Our ZonedSupport™ mattresses are engineered with a firm center zone to support your hips and a plush upper zone for your shoulders to sink in, promoting better spinal alignment.
Leesa — One Size Doesn’t Fit All
With uniform support levels throughout, the Leesa Original doesn’t offer a zoned support system, meaning it may not have the variation to adapt to your curves and needs.
Casper or Leesa: Put To the Test
The guide above can help you determine what mattress features are most important to you. Do you want a mattress that keeps you cool all night long? Or a mattress with an innovative support system that conforms to your body?
If you’re looking for a mattress with custom support that helps you catch zzz’s instead of counting sheep, it’s safe to say that Casper is the way to go. While both the Casper Original Mattress and Leesa Original mattress are constructed entirely out of foam, Leesa’s lacks the zoned support framework that makes Casper’s mattresses feel tailored to your body. Casper mattresses are designed to conform to different parts of your body for custom upper body and spinal relief — and over 1,000,000 happy sleepers are sleeping better with a Casper mattress.
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Casper Financing Options
Casper partners with Affirm to provide financing options, offering over 3-24 months payment plans based on creditworthiness and purchase amount. You can pre-qualify in minutes, you’ll know exactly what you owe, and you can sleep worry free knowing that we’ll give you a 100 nights trial (with a 30-Night Adjustment Period) to fall in love with your mattress.
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