Mattresses are an investment item, and if you're willing to pay more upfront, you should have a comfortable bed to last throughout years of sleep. But with budget beds an expanding market, you might be wondering if buying a cheaper mattress and replacing it often is better than investing in one premium bed.
Our top entry in this year's best mattress guide is a premium, and we recommend investing in a higher quality bed. However, a premium mattress might set you back $1,200 for a queen, and will often need replacing after seven to 10 years. But the best cheap mattress might cost you only $400. Even if it only lasts three years, it's still cheaper to replace than the initial cost of a premium bed. However, to save money you might be sacrificing comfort and support,
