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Casper’s hybrid uses three-zone memory foam over springs for targeted lumbar support. The Purple Mattress is all-foam with a GelFlex Grid on top for pressure relief and airflow.
The Casper Original Hybrid costs about $104 less for a queen ($1,495 vs $1,599 list).
Both have a similar medium feel (about 6/10).
The Casper Original Hybrid is a hybrid mattress; the The Purple Mattress is an all-foam mattress. The Casper Original Hybrid has coils, which usually means more bounce, airflow and edge support. The The Purple Mattress has no coils, which typically isolates motion better.
Only the Casper Original Hybrid offers zoned support, according to the brand.
The The Purple Mattress has more dedicated cooling features (1 vs 0), such as cooling covers or infused foams.
| Casper Original Hybrid | The Purple Mattress | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Hybrid | All-Foam |
| Firmness | 6/10 · Medium brand rating | 6/10 · Medium brand rating |
| Firmness options | 1 | 1 |
| Height | 11" | 9.25" |
| Price (Queen) | $1,495 | $1,599 |
| Cost per night | $0.51 | $0.63 |
| Sleep trial | 100 nights | 100 nights |
| Warranty | 10-year limited | 10-year |
| Shipping | Free | Free |
| Zoned support | ✔ Yes | — |
| Reinforced edges | — | — |
| Fiberglass-free (confirmed) | ✔ Yes | ✔ Yes |
| Cooling features | — | 1 |
| In-home setup | — | — |
| Certifications | CertiPUR-US foams | CertiPUR-US foams |
| Best for | Back, Combination, Back pain, Couples | Hot sleepers, Combination, Back, Side |
Highlighted cells mark the advantage for that row. Features are credited only when the brand confirms them; prices are list prices at our last update.
Until our hands-on testing is complete, both mattresses are rated with our Research Score, built only from published specs and policies. It doesn’t measure how a mattress feels.
Hover over a score to see what it’s based on. A missing value means the brand doesn’t publish that information (for example a queen price).
| Casper Original Hybrid | The Purple Mattress | |
|---|---|---|
| Side sleepers | ✔ Good fit | ✔ Good fit |
| Back sleepers | ✔ Good fit | ✔ Good fit |
| Stomach sleepers | • Hips may sink | • Hips may sink |
| Combination sleepers | ✔ Good fit | ✔ Good fit |
| Heavier sleepers (230 lb+) | • May lack support | • May lack support |
Based on each mattress’s stated firmness and design, not yet on our own testing. Body weight changes how firm a mattress feels.
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On paper, the Casper Original Hybrid comes out ahead (3.6 vs 3.1 on our Research Score), but the right choice depends on how you sleep.
Pick the Casper Original Hybrid if you want to spend less (about $104 less for a queen) or you like the bounce, airflow and edge support of coils. Pick the The Purple Mattress if you share a bed and want less motion transfer or you tend to sleep hot.
This verdict is based on published specs and policies. We’ll update it with hands-on results after testing.
They are rated about the same, around 6/10 (medium).
The Casper Original Hybrid is cheaper, at $1,495 for a queen against $1,599. Both brands discount often, so check current prices.
Both have a feel that should suit most side sleepers.
Only the Casper Original Hybrid has zoned lumbar support. For ongoing pain, speak to a doctor or physical therapist.
The Casper Original Hybrid comes with a 100-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty. The The Purple Mattress has a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty.
On paper they are similar, with comparable cooling features and construction. Our thermal testing will settle it.