Endy vs Casper Mattress Comparison

The Casper – The Casper is not too firm and not too soft – and is right in the middle at a medium for most people in an average weight category. This means, across all sleeping positions, most people will be comfortable on the Casper. The zoned construction means you get softness and extra support where it matters to your body – making it a good choice for anyone who spends substantial time on their back or stomach.

The Endy – The Endy is also right in the middle at a medium. It will keep sleepers in small and medium weight categories comfortable across all sleeping positions. Be warned, however, that anyone who prefers softness for their shoulders as a side sleeper or firmness as back or stomach sleepers may find the Endy wanting.

Which mattress is more suitable for couples and sex?

As a general rule, memory foam mattresses with responsive, bouncy properties are better for sex over traditional memory foam. This is because it is easier to change position and move around the surface of the bed without feeling trapped in the top layer of the bed.

Comparing the Endy and Casper is almost impossible. Both are responsive foam beds, which perform well for sex – with less of that sinking feeling and more ease of movement than classic foam beds. Their performance for intercourse is evenly matched. At a push, perhaps the Endy as it is slightly more responsive – but it really is much of a muchness for couples concerned about how their next mattress will perform for sex.

Motion isolation and noise

Casper – Light sleepers will want to know more about motion transfer and noise from these mattresses. The Casper is almost completely silent and is highly effective at deadening motion. If you are easily disturbed at night, these are two concerns you can scratch off your list with the Casper.  

Endy – Endy is much the same when it comes to these considerations. It is exceptionally good at deadening motion and we could not detect any sound when bearing weight. Again, if you are a light sleeper – or if your partner is a restless sleeper – these factors will make a big difference to your sleep quality.  

Body types and pressure relief

The Casper – If you are a heavy person, we will often recommend a mattress with springs for its added durability and support. The Casper is best for petite and average sized people. Memory foam is traditionally very good at offering pressure relief – and this is enhanced through the zoned construction of the bed, which is softer under the shoulders for comfort when lying on your side.

The Endy – Similarly, the Endy is best for petite and average sized people and the pressure-relieving properties of foam will work well at keeping most side sleepers comfortable on the areas of greatest impact on their bodies: their shoulders and hips. At a medium firmness, some side sleepers (especially petite side sleepers) might prefer a slightly softer mattress for extra comfort at these points. Conversely, some stomach sleepers (and a few back sleepers) may also want a bed that’s slightly firmer to give a little more support.

Edge support

Edge support will be a peripheral consideration for most shoppers. It will only really come into play if you are sharing a smaller-sized bed or if you migrate to the edges during the night. For some people, it can also be a question of comfort when sitting on the edge of the bed or the feeling one gets when getting out of bed.

Memory foam mattresses rarely have excellent edge support by virtue of how foam behaves on application of pressure. Neither the Casper nor the Endy outperforms the other on this front. The edge support on both mattresses is about average and, unless this is an important feature to you, most people won’t have any complaints.

Temperature regulation

Memory foam uses body heat to contour to the shape of the body, which is what makes it so popular with sleepers. Some foams, however, retain this heat which can affect sleep temperature and make some people feel hot during the night.

Innovative mattress brands have developed foams which give you the best of memory foam without the heat. Both Casper and Endy mattresses feature their own, open-cell foam. With air able to move more freely through the mattress, the likelihood of getting hot is reduced. That said, neither mattress is notably cooling. On both, most sleepers will experience the mattress to be temperature neutral. Unless you are a true hot sleeper, these cooling abilities should suffice to keep you comfortable.