With five different mattresses so you can find your perfect match, Casper is in the business of quality sleep. The Casper Dream Mattress' ergonomic design and innovative cooling technology is engineered for comfort at prices that won’t break the bank.

Compared to Casper’s five different mattresses, Nectar only offers three options: a Memory Foam, Premier Memory Foam, and Premier Copper Memory Foam. The body of the Nectar Memory Foam mattress is made of three foam layers with uniform support throughout.

Ultimately, the choice is up to you. Both brands offer all-foam, premium mattresses. Where they differ is in pressure relief, firmness, and models available. The Casper Dream Mattress is designed for targeted pressure relief with three ergonomic zones of support. It has a medium firmness that is great for all sleeping positions, especially side sleepers. Casper also has more models available than Nectar, so you can find your perfect fit for a great night’s sleep. On top of that, Casper offers the option to add Zoned Support Max to your bed if you need some extra weight support. Casper Dream Max Hybrid mattress option gives you a new medium soft, foam feel, but with extra support.We understand that buying a mattress is a big investment. Given you spend about one-third of your life in bed, you should take your time deciding and be sure to weigh the pros and cons of each option.

Casper - Cool as a Breeze: Highly breathable foams are designed to allow fresh air to cool you all night long. With 1.5" of breathe flex foam, the Casper One Mattress is designed to regulate temperature effectively.

Nectar - Mediocre Memory Foam: The Nectar Memory Foam has a thinner 1" layer of gel memory foam, which may not provide the same level of temperature regulation as Casper's cooling system.

Casper offers a range of mattresses tailored for side, back, and combination sleepers—like Dream Max for extra support and Snow Max for cooling plus ergonomic comfort. Nectar’s models provide a universal memory foam feel, but Casper’s custom zoning, hybrid options, and targeted support may make it easier to find the ideal fit for your sleep style.

Both brands perform well in motion isolation, helping couples rest undisturbed. Casper goes further with our hybrid construction and reinforced edges—especially in Dream Max and Dream Hybrid—giving couples extra stability and full-mattress comfort that stands out in side-by-side comparisons. This combination is perfect for early risers and night owls getting in and out of bed at any time, leaving partners to keep snoozing.

Casper offers a 100-night risk-free trial and a straightforward 10-year limited warranty, so you know exactly what to expect. Nectar advertises a “forever” warranty with its 365-night trial – but it’s important to read the fine print. Casper keeps the process clear and hassle-free, making it easy to try a mattress at home with real peace of mind.

Casper mattresses are thoughtfully designed and assembled in the USA, with all foam layers poured locally for quality and consistency. It’s unclear exactly where Nectar mattresses are primarily being manufactured and assembled. Choosing Casper means you benefit from American design, innovation, and quality control throughout the most important parts of the mattress-making process.

Casper’s hybrid models—especially Dream Max—offer robust edge support, durable springs, and multiple layers of zoned comfort, making them a top choice for heavier sleepers who want lasting support and minimal sinkage. Nectar’s designs may suit some, but Casper is engineered for lasting comfort across body types.

Casper hybrid mattresses feature reinforced edges and premium materials that help maintain shape, support, and comfort through years of nightly use. The Dream Max and Snow Max Hybrid are designed for superior resilience, so your sleep stays supported night after night. Nectar’s all-foam mattresses may soften over time, but Casper’s attention to quality and core strength keep your mattress feeling “just right” longer.