Casper vs Lull Mattress Comparison

Are you on the hunt for a new bed? Then look no further as you consider the Casper and Lull bed-in-a-box mattresses. Both of these online mattress brands are memory foam mattresses that appeal to a wide variety of body types and sleeping positions. Plus, no matter if you decide on a Casper or Lull you will be working with a mattress company that offers a 10-year warranty and a 100-night trial period. 

In this review, we took a look at Lull vs. Casper and lay out all of their perks and benefits, so you can decide on the best mattress for you and get a good night’s sleep.

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Lull vs Casper at Glance

Key Similarities:

• Both the Lull and Casper mattresses excel in pressure relief and spine alignment, making them a great mattress for back sleepers and side sleepers.
• The Casper and the Lull are both memory foam beds with a medium-firmness level. This means they both have a similar feel of soft and squishy, but still firm enough to prevent you from completely sinking into the mattress.
• Both mattresses work for couples phenomenally well; the memory foam design lends both beds to excel at limiting motion transfer.

Key Differences:

• The Lull is slightly less expensive than the Casper, but both beds hover around $1,000 for a queen size, making them affordable choices.
• The Casper is better for combination sleepers, because it’s so responsive (more on this later). 
• The Lull is a gel memory foam bed, while the Casper is an all-foam bed. You may think the gel infusion makes the Lull suited for hot sleepers, but because it’s still a memory foam mattress, it still doesn’t keep you as cool as a hybrid or innerspring bed would.

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Compare Mattress Sizes

When looking at Lull vs. Casper for a new mattress, you will note that the two brands are identical in mattress sizes and they also almost mimic each other in thickness. The Casper is thicker by an inch, which isn’t too significant.

	Lull	Casper
Thickness	10″	11″
Twin Size	38″ x 75″	38″ x 75″
Twin XL	38″ x 80″	38″ x 80″
Full Size	54″ x 75″	53″ x 75″
Queen Size	60″ x 80″	60″ x 80″
King Size	76″ x 80″	76″ x 80″
Cal King Size	72″ x 84″	72″ x 84″

Learn more about mattress sizes.

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Compare Mattress Prices

Lull mattresses and Casper mattresses are not only similar in size and thickness, but also in price points for queen and king-size mattresses. The Lull Twin and Twin XL mattresses cost more than a Casper while the price tags for the Queen, King, and California King are pretty similar for both brands. Casper even made the list for best mattresses under $1,000! Each company also offers 100-night sleep trials that give customers the opportunity to try out the mattress before fully committing.

Remember that the prices listed in this table are the standard offerings without any discounts, promos, or exclusive Mattress Advisor deals. To stay clued in on the best discounts for quality brands like Casper and Lull, head over to our mattress deals page.

For more detail, check out the individual price comparisons below.

	Lull	Casper
Twin	$799	$895
Twin XL	$899	$995
Full	$999	$1,195
Queen	$1,099	$1,295
King	$1,399	$1,695
Cal King	$1,399	$1,695

 

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Compare the Layers Inside

Now it’s time to take a peek inside each Casper mattress and Lull mattress to discover what makes them unique in order to help you get a good night’s sleep. But first, let’s take a look at how their respective constructions compare to one another.

The Casper has three layers of memory foam designed for optimal support and pressure relief. An aerated top layer of foam feels soft to the touch and enhances breathability. The real star of the show here is Casper’s zoned support layer; it consists of not 1, not 2, but 3 ergonomic zones designed for targeted support. This is the reason Casper’s spine alignment score is so high! This layer also assists in even weight distribution and pressure point relief. A support layer of durable foam completes the mattress, and ensures overall support.

Contrarily, the Lull has 5 layers, consisting of three memory foam and 2 covers. The Lull’s dense foam layers work in tandem to provide therapeutic support and relief, similar to the Casper. The main difference in their construction is the inclusion of gel in the Lull. The Lull’s first foam layer is injected with gel for added cooling. 

Because both the Lull and the Casper are foam beds with medium-firmness, they feel quite similar. The result is two universal mattresses that work with a variety of sleep positions and body types. If you enjoy a balanced feel on your mattress that provides soft comfort and support, you can’t go wrong with either choice.

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Compare Mattress Advisor Scores

At Mattress Advisor, we put all of the bed-in-a-box mattresses that we review through an in-depth testing and evaluation process. Our lab testing process is important because it not only assesses the mattress itself but also the sleep trial and warranty, customer service, and social responsibility of the mattress company that you are making a purchase from. Ultimately, we want you to be sure you get a good night’s sleep.

	Lull	Casper
Shipping	10	8
Trial Period	9	8
Return Policy	10	8
Warranty	9	8
Set-Up Test	8.5	8
Motion Transfer Test	9	8
Edge Support Test	9.25	9.5
Pressure Relief Test	9	8.5
Spinal Alignment Test	9.5	9.5
Responsiveness Test	8	10
Cooling Evaluation	7.5	7
Durability Evaluation	8	8
Customer Service Score	10	9
Social Impact Score	5	8.5
TOTAL SCORE	8.9/10	8.7/10

Spine Alignment

Spine alignment is crucial no matter the position you sleep in. That’s because it’s a test of how well a mattress maintains a straight spine. Good spine alignment can not only prevent back pain, but promote a healthy posture.

The Casper and the Lull both earned scores of 9.5 on spine alignment, which means they’re phenomenal choices for anyone looking to relieve back pain. Side, stomach, and back sleepers would also appreciate these mattress’s outstanding spine alignment.

Trial Period

Trial period demonstrates how long you can try out the mattress before fully committing. Both the Casper and the Lull received high scores for this factor, because they both give 100 days to try out the mattress.

Edge Support

Edge support measures how secure a mattress’s borders are, so if you happen to get pushed by your partner to the edge of the bed, or you tie your shoes there each morning, you can do so without falling off, or experiencing any dipping or sinking.

Both the Lull and Casper performed well on edge support. They each received near-perfect scores.

Responsiveness

Responsiveness details how much a mattress adapts to your movements and supports your body in various sleep positions.

The Casper earned a perfect score in this category, so combination sleepers– perk up! This means it’s super easy to switch positions on the Casper, and with the Zoned Support layer, you’ll feel comfortable no matter the position you land in. The Lull came up short in this category, only earning an 8 out of 10, which isn’t too shabby, but certainly doesn’t compare to Casper’s perfect score.

Verdict: Which Is the Best Mattress?

When comparing the Lull vs. Casper mattresses Casper beats out Lull with a score of 9.1/10 compared to 8.9/10. However, both mattresses check in with very similar price points and are widely recognized as two affordable mattresses. 

Casper earns top marks for their shipping, trial period, and warranty, which is identical to the Lull mattress. When it comes to edge support and responsiveness, Casper definitely beats out Lull. However, if you sleep with a partner and are seeking to achieve motion isolation, Lull is the choice for you.

Both the Casper mattress and the Lull mattress have great reputations and appeal to the needs of the average sleeper who is in search of a memory foam mattress and a good night’s rest.

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