These are the best sleep products of 2023

Leesa makes some of the best mattresses around. Their latest hybrid is a masterclass in comfort and stability. The Leesa Sapira offers unparalleled motion isolation, effective cooling performance and superlative comfort. More importantly, the Sapira is one of the few mattresses we recommend for everyone, regardless of their preferred sleeping position. The Sapira has an optimal balance of cushioning foam layers and supportive pocket springs, so it should be comfortable for back, front and side sleepers.

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Picking a mattress is often an exercise in compromise, especially for couples who share a bed. The Dreamcloud, our pick for the best hybrid mattress of 2023, rejects conventional wisdom by being that rare product that does it all. In our testing, it proved to be soft, supportive and comfortable in every sleeping position. It ticks all the right boxes when it comes to keeping cool throughout the night, isolating movement, and relieving pressure.

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Tuft & Needle was our pick last year for the best mattress-in-a-box, and while Leesa may have succeeded it in that regard, the Tuft & Needle Original is still an incredible product. With just two layers of foam, Tuft & Needle has created the best foam mattress we have ever tested. This updated version has some of the best cooling performance we have ever seen, and the dense foam build isolates motion exceptionally well.

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A bad comforter can make for a terrible night’s sleep, but a great one can take your sleeping experience to the next level. The Linenspa comforter aced almost every test we threw at it and offered a cozy, warm, buttery-soft sleeping experience. It’s warm enough to keep the chill at bay but also has moisture-wicking abilities to prevent overheating. If all that isn’t sufficient justification, it's also among the least expensive comforters we have ever tested.

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Finding the perfect pillow is a process that's often more painful than it needs to be. The Coop Home Goods Original pillow simplifies this process dramatically. The pillow is stuffed with shredded foam that’s equal parts soft and supportive. So far, so good, but where the Coop tips the scales is in its customization possibilities. The pillow comes with an additional bag of foam, so you can tinker with the fill to get the sensation that's perfect for you.

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Headspace is the best meditation app we've tested for the third year running. It has an astounding selection of content, ranging from sleep-specific sessions that help you doze off in the evening to short wind-down and relaxation sessions you can use in the middle of the day when you need a break. The app's interface is easy to use and navigate, and our tester found that every session she tried left her feeling refreshed and calm.

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After testing a wide spectrum of sunrise alarms, we can confidently say that the Philips SmartSleep Wake-Up Light is the best of the year. It's a high-quality alarm clock with a realistic sunrise effect that mimics the real thing. The alarm has 20 brightness settings to customize your morning experience, a built-in FM radio, and five nature-inspired soundtracks. If you're looking for a more pleasant way to start your day than fumbling for your smartphone, look no further.

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A good mattress is a significant investment, so keeping it protected from spills for as long as possible makes sense. The Slumber Cloud Core mattress protector is our pick for most people, as it provides a waterproof surface to protect your mattress from liquid spills that could damage the bed beneath. It also pulls double duty as a temperature regulator. The protector has Outlast Technology, which allows the fabric to absorb, store and release heat at various points to provide optimal cool comfort.

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Brooklinen makes some of the best bedding around and its pillow protectors and down pillows are some of the best we have ever tested. As impressive as those products are, the brand’s Luxe Core sheet set is another level entirely and our pick for the best sheet set—for three years running! After testing more than a dozen sheet sets, the only ones our tester was truly sad to take off her bed was the Brooklinen Luxe Core. She also found them easy to wash, leaving the dryer wrinkle-free. They're made from 100% cotton with a sateen weave, which lends them a smooth surface and slight sheen. They also weren't prone to excessive staining—a significant bonus for something like sheets, which can take a beating.

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There are a lot of weighted blankets on the market, but the Gravity Blanket is still the best in terms of functionality, construction and coziness. Available in 15-, 20- and 35-pound options and various colors, the blanket features glass beads encased in a velvety cover and feels extremely high quality. The weight distribution is just right, providing a comforting amount of pressure without feeling suffocating, and because the blanket isn’t too thick, you don’t get too hot while sleeping under it.

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