Casper vs. Lull Mattress Comparison

Casper and Lull both offer a full range of sizes for all models, including twin XL and California king options. However, Casper’s product range includes hybrid and all-foam models, while Lull’s sole option is an all-foam product. Like most mattresses in their category, Casper’s hybrid models are somewhat heavier than the company’s flagship model, the foam-based Element, or the Lull. This is due to the hybrids’ coil-based support cores. The Wave Hybrid also features zoned lumbar support in the form of gel pads, which provide additional weight.

At 13 inches tall, the Casper Wave Hybrid is considerably larger overall than the other models in our comparison. Customers seeking a mattress for a child’s bed may instead prefer the shorter, lighter Lull or the Casper Element. Likewise, individuals who struggle to get in and out of bed might benefit from the Lull, which is only 10 inches tall but provides targeted support at pressure points.

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The construction of a mattress affects its firmness level, durability, and overall feel. Certain body types and sleep styles tend to benefit more from hybrids, while others do best with all-foam mattresses. However, product differences go beyond basic structure, and so do their benefits and drawbacks. For example, hybrid models generally offer better temperature neutrality than all-foam mattresses, but very hot sleepers might still do best with a hybrid that includes cooling gel in its comfort layer.

Additionally, some mattress types are more durable than others, and material quality can strongly impact longevity. Memory foam, for example, is notorious for sagging with time. Before making a purchase, it may help to research the materials used in your mattress. From where are they sourced? Do they hold any environmental or industry certifications? What do customer reviews have to say about that model’s durability?

Casper

The Casper Original is an all-foam model that features three targeted zones encouraging proper spinal alignment. Beneath a knit polyester-blend cover, a layer of perforated AirScape foam targets pressure points. Softer foam cradles the shoulders and upper lumbar region, while a 2-inch transitional layer of zoned memory foam supports and reduces pressure on the hips and lower back. A 7-inch support core made of high density polyfoam serves a durable base that prevents sagging. The bed’s cover contains material from up to 57 recycled plastic bottles.

While the Casper Hybrid is nearly identical in construction to the Original, its support core is made from a 7-inch layer of pocketed coils reinforced by a polyfoam encasement, which provide additional air flow, bounce, and stronger edge support.

Another foam mattress, the Element features a cover made from a recycled polyester blend and a simple, two-layer construction. The model includes 3 inches of AirScape open cell polyfoam and a 6.5-inch high density polyfoam support base.

Although Casper’s Wave Hybrid and Nova Hybrid are similar to one another, they differ in construction and are designed for different customer bases. Ideal for individuals who prefer a softer sleep surface, the Nova Hybrid features a stretchy, plush quilted cover made in part from recycled plastic bottles. The comfort system consists of 1 inch of soft open cell AirScape polyfoam, another 1.5-inch layer of zoned AirScape polyfoam, and a 2-inch transitional memory foam layer featuring seven targeted zones. Like Casper’s other hybrids, the Nova contains a support core made from 6-inch pocketed coils reinforced by a 7-inch foam encasement.

The Wave Hybrid’s cover also incorporates recycled plastic bottles — up to 121 of them, to be exact. Like the Nova Hybrid, it features AirScape polyfoam and pocketed springs set in a dense foam encasement. However, The Wave Hybrid is intended for hot sleepers and those suffering from aches and pains, who may need more support and less contouring. The mattress’ 1-inch top comfort layer is made from open cell AirScape polyfoam laminated with cooling gel. The comfort system also contains a 1.5-inch layer of latex, a 1.5-inch, 3-zone memory foam layer, and 1.5 inches of zoned polyfoam containing targeted gel pods for pressure relief.

Lull

Lull’s flagship model features a cooling cover made from a blend of polyester and rayon. Underneath is a 1.5-inch comfort layer consisting of gel-infused memory foam. Its1.5-inch transitional layer is made from conventional blended foam, which is designed to mimic the feel of latex and prevent sleepers from sinking into the 7-inch polyurethane foam support core.

The Lull mattress is CertiPUR-US certified. This means that it is guaranteed to contain no harmful chemicals like formaldehyde, heavy metals, or ozone depleters. The certification also ensures minimal off-gassing.

Casper’s price points vary considerably between the budget Element and the company’s most expensive model, the luxury Wave Hybrid. Higher price tag notwithstanding, the Wave Hybrid boasts a wealth of features benefiting hot sleepers as well as those suffering from aches and pains. Along with zoned gel pad support and targeted coils, the model incorporates three layers of the company’s proprietary breathable, perforated AirScape foam and cooling gel. In contrast, both the Casper Original and Casper Hybrid feature a single layer of AirScape foam.

Comparable in cost to the Casper Original, the Lull offers significant pressure relief at a competitive price. Unlike Casper’s flagship model, the Lull features cooling gel-infused memory foam and a breathable cover, making it a good choice for hot sleepers. Some sizes of the Lull are also less expensive than their Casper Original counterparts, so individuals whose primary consideration is size may prefer the Lull.

Purchasing a mattress online is a much different experience from buying one in a store. While many people find it a more convenient and comfortable way to shop, there are a few extra considerations that come with buying a mattress on the web. Let’s look at some now.

Shipping

Casper and Lull both ship for free to the contiguous US. Casper ships free to Canada as well.

Returns

Casper offers a full refund for all mattresses returned during the 100-night sleep trial period. Customers may initiate returns through the company website. Casper will contact a nearby charity or recycling center to pick up the unwanted mattress at a customer-designated date and time. Refunds are typically processed within two weeks.

Lull also offers a 100-night sleep trial for items purchased directly from the company website. Individuals who are unsatisfied with their purchase during this period may return their mattress and receive a full refund. Lull sends couriers to pick up and remove the unwanted mattress at no cost to the customer.

Warranties

A warranty is a written guarantee that a company will repair or replace all or part of a damaged or defective product within a defined period of time, free of charge or at a reduced cost. Most mattress warranties are limited, which means that they cover only certain defects, damages, or parts. For example, many limited warranties exclusively pertain to manufacturing defects or missing parts. Some mattress warranties are contingent on proper use, meaning that a mattress must be paired with a certain type of foundation to receive coverage.

Both Casper and Lull offer 10-year limited warranties for mattresses purchased directly from the company or authorized distributors. Casper’s warranty covers visible indentations larger than one inch, zipper defects, and defects in the cover fabric that do not result from improper use. Proper use is contingent on pairing the mattress with a suitable frame or foundation. The warranty does not cover comfort preferences, second hand mattresses, or mattresses sold as-is.

Lull’s warranty also covers visible indentations more than one inch long that occur with proper use, along with fabric and zipper defects. The warranty does not pertain to minor cosmetic flaws, normal wear and tear, stains or damages inflicted by the owner, or personal preferences. It also does not cover allergies, sensitivities, or off-gassing.