A super-comfy, highly-rated queen-size mattress on sale for $300? You're not dreaming

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Sweet Night lets you sleep tight. And doesn't let the wallet bugs bite. (Photo: Amazon)

With all of the chaos in the world (including the inflation rate and supply chain issues), it's no wonder we're all sleeping a little less easy these days. One thing that may help, though, is a great mattress. And those inflation rates? No worries. We've scouted out one of the best mattresses on Amazon for an unbelievable price — Sweet Night's memory foam mattress. With a sale price of only $304 (down from $350) for a queen mattress, you can definitely afford to get a good night's sleep.

With Amazon Prime, you'll have this back-saving baby in a matter of days, and with free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

This mattress arrives in a box, so you and your bed buddy can easily carry it to its new home and set it up in minutes. Give it a couple of days for it to fully fluff and voila, you've got a brand-new supportive bed, ergo a brand new you.

$304 $350 at Amazon

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Why wait when you can have this magical mattress at your doorstep in a couple of days? (Photo: Amazon)

Support from a supported sleeper: "My guest loved it! She said it was super comfy and easy to sleep on. I didn't believe her, so I slept on it for a couple of weeks. I was still unsure because I didn't sink into the bed the way I do on my mattress, but the memory foam still cradled my body. I noticed I didn't roll around as much or switch sides; I could sleep in one position and be fine all night. The foam just formed around me, but also was supportive, so my hips didn't dip or cause my spine to not be level. I am really impressed by how comfortable this mattress is, and how well I sleep on it. Definitely a good purchase for the price!"

Other bells and whistles that make this mattress supreme: It's got three different levels of firmness, so you'll always find your Goldilocks. The top features both soft and medium on one side, so you can switch it around to the level of reinforcement you need. If you want it to be firmer, just flip it over, and you've got that extra support.

Not only do you get the back support you require, but you also sleep cool and comfortably on the Sweet Night thanks to the cooling gel memory foam construction and the breathable jacquard covering.

This convert raves: "I couldn't have asked for a better mattress! I stand for a long period of time due to work, causing lower back pain, and I have circulation issues with my legs. As soon as I lay on this memory foam mattress, it instantly took the pressure off my lower back! It contours to my body shape and relieves aches. Before I got this mattress, I struggled with staying asleep and feeling exhausted and sleepless in the morning. Not a problem now! Probably one of the best sleeps I've had for a long time! Now I feel fully rested, and it has a good impact both in daily life and work... Overall, it's a perfect mattress!"

Sweet Night's best feature? The price. With this Amazon sale, you can get this queen-size mattress in an 8 inch for only $304, saving you $50. Or spend another $164 for the luxuriously deep 12-inch version. That's still an amazing price for a bed in a box that's garnered over 1,200 perfect reviews. So get clicking... the mattress of your dreams awaits!

$230 $350 at Amazon

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