Casey tested the Nectar, while Jaclyn tried the Casper, and found that these mattresses suit different sorts of sleepers. The short answer is that the Casper is better, but it's so expensive that the Nectar is worth considering in its place. I've aid out the pros and cons so that you can decide for yourself.

Both mattress brands have their pros and cons. Nectar has earned more of a reputation for being really good for a range of sleep types and pain relief. On the other hand, Casper offers more choices overall, including a foam-spring hybrid if you don’t want to go full-on memory foam.

Nectar is also the best option if you are looking for a memory foam mattress with good support and a moderate hug. If you love memory foam mattresses but don’t want one that sinks too much, we suggest you go with Nectar. On the other hand, Casper is the best choice if you want a softer foam mattress.

The Nectar mattress uses more memory foam than the Casper mattress, so it’s ideal for sleepers looking for a slow-moving, soft foam bed that offers plenty of sinkage. The Casper offers zoned support, which means it’s firmer at the hips and softer at the shoulders. This is ideal for sleepers who struggle with back pain.