Endy Mattress Reviews

Endy mattresses do well when tested by APEGA-certified third-party engineers, but are somewhat expensive for what they offer. However, if you’re looking for a mattress with more advanced cooling features, and a sleep trial longer than 100 nights, you may prefer a mattress like Douglas instead.

Endy mattresses are available online and in-store. You can purchase a mattress from the Endy website, try it at home for at least 30 nights, and return it within 100 days if you aren’t satisfied. Endy also has stores in Halifax, Nova Scotia; Etobicoke, Ontario; and Edmonton, Alberta.

The Endy mattress price ranges from $675 to $995 CAD, depending on which mattress size you choose. The Endy queen mattress is available for $895. If you’re shopping for a hybrid mattress, Endy Hybrid is $1,095–$1,595, or $1,295 for a queen size.

Note: The price ranges listed above apply to the medium-firm versions of both Endy mattress models. Pricing may vary for other firmness options offered by Endy.

Endy comes in standard twin, twin XL, full/double, queen, king, and California king sizes for both the Endy Original and Endy Hybrid. The company also produces a single-size RV mattress as a separate product.

Endy mattresses last 10 years with the right foundation and care, according to the Endy website.

Endy offers a 10-year mattress warranty that covers one-time repair or replacement due to manufacturer errors. You can extend your warranty to 15 years by registering the mattress online, which involves signing up for email newsletters from the company.

No, Endy mattresses don’t contain fiberglass.

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