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Our team at the Good Housekeeping Institute tests mattresses year round, and Brooklyn Bedding stands out for its cool, comfy, and affordable mattresses—and they just got even cheaper for GH readers. The brand is offering an exclusive 32% discount sitewide until September 9; just use the code GH32 at checkout, and you’ll get in on the sale.

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After Lab testing, Brooklyn Bedding’s CopperFlex was named the best cooling cheap mattress, thanks to copper-infused foam that helps pull heat away from your body. The brand’s Aurora Luxe Cooling model stands out for its cushy foam and was named the best cooling soft mattress, and if you’re shopping for your child, our pros love Brooklyn Bedding’s Kids’ Mattress for its stain- and spill-resistant upper.

Shop Brooklyn Bedding MattressesBrooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Mattress

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BEST COOLING SOFT MATTRESS

Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Cooling Mattress

Now 32% Off

BEST VALUE KIDS’ MATTRESS

Brooklyn Bedding BB Kids Mattress

Now 32% Off

As you can see, we’re big fans of Brooklyn Bedding here—so much that the CopperFlex Mattress won a GH Bedding Award this year, thanks to its plush build that’s packed with both high-density and soft layers of memory foam.

One tester who tried the CopperFlex (and mentioned how it was an upgrade from their former bed) said, “The top layer is plush and soft, which makes it inviting to sleep in, but the foundation is firm, which makes for wonderful support.”

Whether you’re looking for a cooling mattress, an affordable one, or an all-foam bed that’s equally squishy and supportive, Brooklyn Bedding probably has a pick that’s suitable for your needs. Again, just use our exclusive code (GH32) for that extra discount.

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