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Quick Specs Comparison
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Manufacturer Specs Compared
Figures each brand publishes on its own product page. Values a brand does not publish show as "Not published".
| Spec | DreamCloud | Casper |
|---|---|---|
| Profile height | 13.5" | 11" |
| Layers published | 5 | 3 |
| Cover material | Not published | Not published |
| Coil count | Not published | Not published |
| Coil gauge | Not published | Not published |
| Zoning | Not published | Not published |
| Foam density | Not published | Not published |
| Fire barrier | Not published | Not published |
| Certifications | Not published | Not published |
| Made in | Made in the USA | Not published |
| Queen dimensions | Not published | 60" W x 80" L x 11" H |
| Queen weight | Not published | 76 lbs |
Sources: DreamCloud official page · Casper official page
Key Advantages
Why Choose DreamCloud
- Pocketed coil support system for better airflow
Why Choose Casper
- Zoned support for ergonomic pressure relief
- Available in 2,000+ retail locations for testing
- Responsive all-foam feel — easy to reposition
- Lighter and easier to move/rotate
- Snow technology upgrade option for hot sleepers
In-Depth Analysis
DreamCloud and Casper represent two distinct mattress philosophies: DreamCloud's luxury hybrid approach with pocketed coils vs. Casper's all-foam engineering with zoned support. Despite Casper's stronger brand recognition, DreamCloud outperforms in most measurable categories while costing less.
Motion isolation is dead even in our testing, which is noteworthy because all-foam mattresses typically outperform hybrids in this category. DreamCloud's individually wrapped coils are engineered to minimize motion transfer, matching Casper's foam-based isolation. For couples, neither has a meaningful advantage here.
Our Verdict
DreamCloud wins on value, support, cooling, edge support, and warranty. Casper wins on in-store availability and softer comfort for dedicated side sleepers. For most buyers, DreamCloud delivers a better mattress at a lower price with superior protection.
Buying Advice
Choose DreamCloud if you want a supportive hybrid feel, better value, and a longer trial/warranty
Choose Casper if you need to test in-store, prefer a softer all-foam feel, or want Casper's Snow cooling upgrade
If you're replacing a traditional innerspring, DreamCloud's coil-based support will feel more familiar than Casper's all-foam