The Endy Mattress Review: Is It Right for You?

Choose Medium-Firm for a medium to medium-firm feel, the range reflected by outside readings. Endy labels its choices Firm (Firmest), Medium-Firm (Balanced comfort), and Plush (Coziest, soft contouring).

Mattress Clarity rates the mattress 6.5/10, medium-firm on its firmness scale. Sleepopolis rates it 6.5 out of 10 on its scale. GoodBed rates it Medium (5) on the GoodBed rating scale, while Sleep Foundation rates it Medium firm (6). Sleep Foundation says this medium-firm feel suits a wide range of sleepers. Testers use different scales.

The Endy Mattress is a better bet for side or back sleepers than for stomach sleepers above 230 lb.

• Side: Sleep Foundation rates side fit 9.0 under 130 lb, 8.5 at 130-230 lb, and 7.5 above 230 lb. The 130-230 lb band is its best fit; some under 130 lb found it too hard, while sleepers above 230 lb said the foam felt too soft.
• Back: Sleep Foundation's back-fit ratings are 8.5 under 130 lb, 7.5 at 130-230 lb, and 6.5 above 230 lb. Under 230 lb offers a good balance of cushioning and support; above 230 lb, sleepers reported more sinkage and a softer feel than they prefer.
• Stomach: Sleep Foundation's stomach-fit ratings are 7.0 under 130 lb, 6.0 at 130-230 lb, and 5.0 above 230 lb. Under 130 lb is the best match. Most stomach sleepers found it too soft with too much sinkage, especially above 230 lb.

Endy recommends 250 lb per person and 500 lb total for optimal comfort. Sleep Foundation's edge-support rating is 6.5/10, relevant if you sleep near the edge.

The Endy may suit back sleepers with lower back pain, but Sleepopolis says it is not a good choice for stomach sleepers with back pain. Endy says its foam adapts to movement for support and says this matters for preventing back, shoulder, and neck pain. Treat that as the brand's claim, not a guarantee. Sleep Foundation says most back sleepers in its tests liked the top foam's gentle cradle at the lower back, a comfort finding rather than a pain result. Sleep Advisor says the mattress could help back pain by contouring the lower back and preventing pressure buildup. Mattress Clarity says some Endy customers complained that the mattress caused hip and back pain.

The Endy looks neutral rather than clearly warm, but outside cooling results are mixed. Endy says its breathable quilted cover and open-cell foam with cooling gel support airflow and heat dissipation, which may help limit heat build-up. NapLab recorded a maximum temperature of 92.0° F. Sleep Foundation rated temperature control 7.5/10; The Sleep Judge scored heat retention 4/10; Mattress Clarity rated cooling 4; and GoodBed scored Stays Cool 5/10, labeled Okay. With no clear cooling consensus, hot sleepers should not treat it as a proven cool-sleep pick.

Light sleepers may still notice a restless partner, though two outside readings point to fairly good motion control. MattressReviews.ca gives the Endy Mattress 7.6/10 for motion isolation, calling the score very good, and 5.4/10 for bounce, an average score. Mattress Clarity rates motion transfer 4 on a 1 to 5 scale and says it did not see too much motion transfer, so it should be good for couples. If any movement wakes you, these scores cannot promise a still bed.

The Endy Mattress can be worth considering if the Queen list price of $795 fits your budget.

Use the dimensions to match your available space, then compare size prices before choosing.

Queen prices are shown by height. For your chosen size and height, check the live price; prices can change.

List prices checked Oct 16, 2026 · recheck before buying

The Endy Mattress list prices by size

The Endy Mattress has a quilted cover and three foam layers, listed from top to bottom.

• Breathable Quilted Mattress Cover.
• Endy Cooling Comfort Foam, open-cell foam infused with cooling gel.
• Pressure-Relief Foam.
• High-Density Support Foam.

The brand says the Pressure-Relief Foam eases pressure points as you sleep. Its High-Density Support Foam helps maintain spinal alignment, firmness and support for years to come, according to the brand. The mattress is made in Canada. That gives you a clear build to compare if you are choosing between foam mattresses.

The cover is polyester and spandex; the named certifications apply to foam, not the cover. It is removable and machine-washable to help keep the mattress clean. CertiPUR-US covers foam and is described as a low-emissions certification. GREENGUARD Gold covers all foams in the mattress. Check each certification’s scope rather than treating it as a whole-bed certification.

Endy says the mattress is fibre-glass free.

Endy says the mattress works on a slatted base with slats no more than 3 inches apart, a traditional box spring, or the Endy Adjustable Base and adjustable bases designed for foam or hybrid mattresses. A box spring is acceptable but not required.

For the warranty, base or frame gaps must be no wider than 3 inches. An adjustable base must also support the full sleep surface and be rated for the mattress’s weight. A box spring does not void the warranty by itself.

Sleep Doctor estimates six to seven years, and Endy says to rotate the mattress, not flip it. Mattress Clarity says at least seven years, while Sleep Foundation expects about 6 to 7 years. Treat these readings as estimates, not a set replacement date.

Endy recommends giving your body about 2-3 weeks to adjust. Rotate the mattress 180 degrees at least once every six months to help it feel even across the surface. Do not flip it; Endy says it has a specific top and bottom.

Endy says U.S. delivery takes 7-10 business days after order processing. If you need the mattress by a certain date, check its arrival date with Endy before ordering. Endy offers free shipping to U.S. states except Alaska and Hawaii, so check the shipping cost if you live in either state.

Endy says the trial lasts 365 nights, with one exchange allowed during the trial. The return terms are No charge for returns; pickup is included, if the mattress is in good condition and free of stains or damage. Check its condition against these rules before starting a return. After pickup is confirmed, Endy refunds the full amount to the card used for the first purchase.

Endy says this warranty covers visible indentations greater than one (1) inch if improper use did not cause them. It also covers defects or flaws in this model's cover zipper assembly; Endy lists that zipper term for The Endy Mattress, Plush, Firm, and Petit models.

Owners rate the Endy Mattress highly, with comfort praise on Endy's site and some pain complaints noted by Mattress Clarity. Endy's site lists a 4.8 average star rating from 35,732 customer reviews. That reflects feedback on the brand's own site, not an independent review.

Endy's customer reviews include praise for comfort, a better feel on the back and hips, comfort for households with different firmness tastes, and fast, safe delivery. That feedback may be useful if you share a bed, but individual experiences do not guarantee the same result for you.

Mattress Clarity reports that some Endy customers complained of hip and back pain. If pain is a concern, do not treat the high owner rating as a promise of comfort.

Against The Endy Mattress, the Endy Elevate Hybrid is the sibling to compare first; Endy calls it its best mattress for hot sleepers.

For a conforming memory-foam feel, choose Saatva's Loom & Leaf Mattress; Sleep Foundation says people who enjoy that feel tend to find it comfortable. Sleep Foundation also recommends it for side and back sleepers, couples, and people with back or hip pain. Favor it if one of those needs matters more to you than the Endy sibling's hot-sleeper focus.

The Endy Mattress launched in 2015, and its build and lineup changed afterward. By October 2017, its foam, sizes, and mattress covers had changed, so the name did not refer to one fixed build. In September 2024, Endy added The Endy Plush Mattress beside The Endy Mattress and says the Plush uses a thick, soft layer of its proprietary Comfort Foam. In February 2025, Endy added The Endy Firm Mattress, saying its base support foam is 20% thicker.

We read the maker's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and we date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Every source we used is listed below with the day we checked it.