Endy vs Juno: Which Mattress Is Worth Your Money?
Best Sleep Society· Editor of Best Sleep Society
The Endy and the Juno are both Canadian-made, all-foam mattresses that ship free in a box, but they sit at very different price points. The Juno is one of the most affordable mattresses in Canada, with a thin 8" profile and a single medium-firm feel; the Endy is a 10" mattress with three firmness levels. We tested both side by side for cooling, pressure relief, motion transfer, edge support and more to see which one is worth your money.
The Endy won all seven of our tests, with its biggest lead in pressure relief (10/10 vs 3/10). The Juno costs much less, but our testers found it too thin to give lasting comfort for nightly use.
Winner
The Endy
The Endy outperformed the Juno Mattress in our testing.
BLACK FRIDAY 20% Off Mattresses OR $195 Enhanced BundleThings we loved:
- Perfect 10/10 for pressure relief, compared with 3/10 for the Juno
- Gel-infused open-cell foam that sleeps cooler (9/10 vs 5/10)
- 365-night sleep trial, compared with Juno's 120 nights
Overview
The Endy
Juno- Gel-infused open-cell comfort foam
- Temperature-neutral foam that feels the same year-round
- Machine-washable cover
- Cooling gel foam comfort layer
- Low price
- Hybrid version available
Sizes & Pricing
| Size | The Endy | Juno |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | $675 | $449 |
| Twin XL | $745 | $499 |
| Full/Double | $820 | $529 |
| Queen | $895 | $549 |
| King | $995 | $649 |
| Cal King | $1045 | $649 |
*Pricing is accurate as of November 2026.
Construction
The EndyJunoLayer 1
The Endy
Micro Quilted Cover
A stretchy, breathable polyester-spandex cover that wicks moisture away from your body. It zips off and goes straight into the washing machine, so keeping your mattress fresh is easy.
Juno
Juno Knit Cover
A stretchy, breathable knit cover made from a polyester and viscose blend. It's soft but basic, without the quilting of the Endy's cover.
Layer 2
The Endy
Endy Comfort Foam
2" of open-cell foam infused with cooling gel. Air moves freely through the open cells, so this layer contours to your body without trapping heat the way traditional memory foam does.
Juno
2" Cooling Gel Foam
A gel-infused memory foam comfort layer designed to contour the body and add some cooling. At just 2", it's too thin to relieve pressure for most sleepers, and the Juno scored 3/10 for pressure relief.
Layer 3
The Endy
Transition Foam
A responsive layer that bridges the soft top and the firm base. It relieves pressure at the hips and shoulders and absorbs movement before it reaches your partner.
Juno
6" Support Foam
A dense poly foam base that gives the mattress its structure. With no transition layer between it and the comfort foam, heavier sleepers are more likely to feel this firm base.
Layer 4
The Endy
Support Foam
A high-density foam base that keeps your spine aligned and gives the mattress its structure. It is also behind the Endy's strong edge support and long-term durability.
Layer 5
The Endy
Temperature-Neutral Foam
Some foams firm up in the cold and soften in the heat. The Endy keeps the same feel through every Canadian season.
Firmness Options
The Endy comes in three firmness levels: Plush, Medium-Firm and Firm. The Juno comes in a single medium-firm feel. It scored 6/10 on our firmness scale, close to the Endy Medium-Firm at about 6.5/10.
Having options matters because firmness is personal. Side sleepers usually need a softer surface that lets the shoulders and hips sink in, back sleepers do best with balanced support, and stomach sleepers and heavier bodies need a firmer surface that keeps the hips from sagging. The right feel keeps your spine aligned and relieves pressure; the wrong one can leave you sore. With the Endy, you can choose the feel that suits how you sleep; the Juno's only alternative is its hybrid version.
Testing
The EndyJunoCompany Comparison
The EndyJuno- endy.com
- Endy stores (Sherway Gardens, Edmonton, Halifax)
- juno.ca
- goodmorning.com
- Goodmorning stores
- The Endy Mattress (compared in this article)
- Endy Elevate Hybrid
- Juno Mattress (compared in this article)
- Juno Hybrid Mattress
Which Mattress Should You Choose?
The Endy Mattress is the clear winner. It won all seven of our tests, with perfect 10/10 scores for pressure relief and response and a 9/10 for cooling, compared with 3/10 and 5/10 for the Juno on pressure relief and cooling. It also comes in three firmness levels and with a 365-night sleep trial, compared with Juno's single feel and 120 nights.
The Juno is a genuinely affordable, Canadian-made mattress, and it's a reasonable pick for a guest room or a tight budget: a Queen is $549 compared with $895 for the Endy. But its thin 2" comfort layer can't deliver the pressure relief most sleepers need night after night. For your main bed, the Endy is worth the difference.
The Endy is best for you if you want:
- A choice of 3 firmness levels
- Top pressure relief for side sleepers
- A cooler sleep with gel-infused open-cell foam
- Strong motion isolation for couples
- A 365-night sleep trial
The Juno is best for you if you want:
- The lowest price
- A mattress for a guest room or occasional use
- A Canadian-made mattress with a 15-year warranty
FAQs
Is the Endy better than the Juno?
In our testing, yes. The Endy won all seven of our tests and scored 9.59/10 overall compared with 7.76/10 for the Juno, with its biggest lead in pressure relief.
Is the Juno mattress made in Canada?
Yes. Both the Juno and the Endy are made in Canada and come with a 15-year warranty.
Is the Juno good for side sleepers?
Not for most. The Juno scored 3/10 for pressure relief because its 2" comfort layer is too thin to cushion the shoulders and hips of average-weight and heavier side sleepers. The Endy scored 10/10.
How do the sleep trials and warranties compare?
The Endy comes with a 365-night sleep trial and the Juno with a 120-night trial. Both have a 15-year warranty.
Is the Juno cheaper than the Endy?
Yes. The Juno costs less in every size: a Queen is $549 compared with $895 for the Endy Medium-Firm.
