Casper Cloud One Queen Mattress with Head Up Only Base

A queen-size mattress is widely considered the ideal "sweet spot" for apartment living, offering enough room for couples while maintaining a manageable 60" x 80" footprint. Because the included adjustable base has a slim 4-inch profile, it provides a modern, streamlined look that works exceptionally well in smaller spaces where a bulky traditional box spring might feel overwhelming.

Elevating the head of your mattress can significantly improve sleep quality by reducing common issues like snoring and acid reflux (GERD). Beyond health benefits, the included RTG Sleep 2900 adjustable base and wireless remote make lifestyle activities—such as reading, watching TV, or working in bed—far more ergonomic and comfortable than using traditional pillows for propping.

This mattress utilizes the All-New Casper Core, which features specialized cloud-like foam pillars designed to provide a boost of plushness. To prevent the "sinking" feeling often associated with foam, thicker layers of premium comfort foam are integrated to cradle the body while providing targeted support for the hips, waist, and lower back.

The RTG Sleep 2900 is a platform-style adjustable base with a low-profile 4-inch height. Our expertise in sleep systems shows that this type of base is highly versatile and designed to fit within most standard panel, platform, and slat bed frames, allowing you to upgrade your comfort without having to replace your decorative furniture.

Yes. This mattress is engineered with breathable layers specifically designed to combat overheating. These materials promote airflow throughout the mattress, helping to regulate your body temperature and ensuring you stay cool and refreshed throughout the night.

This Casper mattress is specifically designed with thicker premium comfort foam layers to support the lumbar region, including the hips and waist. By using the adjustable base to find the perfect head elevation, you can often find a customized position that reduces pressure on the lower spine, which is a common recommendation for those seeking relief from back discomfort.