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The Coolest Hasbro Marvel and ‘Star Wars’ Reveals of San Diego Comic-Con 2025

The Coolest Hasbro Marvel and ‘Star Wars’ Reveals of San Diego Comic-Con 2025

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Hasbro always brings out the big guns at Comic-Con, and this year’s convention was no exception. Quite literally, in fact, as both Marvel and Star Wars got some reveals that you could ostensibly count as big guns for Marvel Legends, Black Series, and Vintage Collection, and also some reveals that did actually include some actual Big Guns.

This year’s reveals included a ton of X-Men goodness for Marvel (anchored around a new wave of X-Men ’97 figures), as well as the latest made-to-order deluxe figure in the form of everyone’s satanic bestie (well, except Spider-Man’s), Mephisto. Meanwhile, the galaxy far, far away went on a bit of an exclusives kick, revealing two special two-packs coming later this year, and then a grand finale: the next Haslab project, a 3.75″-figure-scaled Republic Gunship, ready to be filled with oodles of Clone Trooper figures.

Check out all the latest Hasbro Marvel and Star Wars reveals below! Except for Qimir. Sorry, we were just so excited about finally getting The Acolyte‘s enchanting villain in figure form that we had to tell you about him separately.

Spider-Man Electronic Expressive Mask

We already showed you Hasbro’s other mask reveal of the con, Wolverine’s mask from Deadpool & Wolverine, but its other reveal ventured to another arena of the MCU, with a brand-new electronically enhanced replica of Peter’s spider-suit mask from Spider-Man: Homecoming.

As well as a neck cowl, the 1:1 scaled mask includes moving eye pieces that can be set on either pre-programmed expression reactions, or manually activated with a remote control to express surprise, anger, or even that your spidey senses are tingling!

Retro Card Outback Era Storm

Exclusive to Target, the latest retro-carded Uncanny X-Men figure brings Storm’s iconic outfit from the time she led the X-Men as they hid out in the Australian Outback, operating in secret after the world believed them to have died fighting the mysterious Adversary. As well as fists and open hands, Storm also comes with two lightning-blasting hands to replicate her powers.

Mephisto With Infernal Throne

Marvel’s premiere marriage-wrecker is back in all his glory with a new figure in Hasbro’s “made-to-order” line of deluxe figures. Available to preorder until August 26, Mephisto includes an alternate head and alternate hands, a sword, and even swappable clothing to give him either a plastic or cloth set of cloak and loincloths—the latter so he can properly sit on his skull-covered throne, also included.

X-Men ’97 Two Packs

We might be waiting a while for X-Men ’97 season two, but we’ll be waiting in style thanks to a whole host of new figures coming from Hasbro. The toymaker kicked off the ’97 reveals with a series of two-packs inspired by key moments from the show: one from the series’ opening episodes with Rogue and Gambit, depicting them in their basketball match gear, and two depicting the X-Men’s returns to some classic costumes in the back half of the season—Wolverine and Storm in one, in their respective yellow-and-brown and black ’80s gear, and Cyclops and Jean Grey in another, depicting them in their original outfits inspired by the season finale.

X-Men ’97 Wave Two

That wasn’t all for X-Men ’97 though: an entire new wave of figures is on the way too, filling out some key remaining heroes (and anti-heroes) from the show’s lineup. The new wave includes Sunspot, Jubilee, Morph, a casual look Logan, Cable, and the White Queen herself, Emma Frost.

Magic: The Gathering x Spider-Man Sets

After lifting the lid on its first Marvel crossover set for Magic: The Gathering, Wizards of the Coast teamed up with Hasbro to reveal that it would release four exclusive variant cards as part of a series of action figures. Agent Anti-Venom, Battle Damaged Spider-Man, and Mary Jane in the Iron Spider suit will all reuse previous figures with upgraded accessories, alongside a surprise new addition in the form of Man-Wolf: the transformed werewolf alter ego of Colonel John Jameson. All four figures will come with an exclusive borderless foil promo card from the Spider-Man set, with new art inspired by their respective figures.

Black Series Darth Sidious vs. Mace Windu and Vintage Collection Jedi Spirits Pack

Hasbro kicked things off in the galaxy far, far away by revealing two new multipacks that will be its exclusive offerings at upcoming conventions this fall, including New York Comic Con and MCM London. For Black Series, Revenge of the Sith‘s 20th anniversary gets celebrated with a new two-pack featuring Mace Windu and Darth Sidious, the latter clad in his chancellor robes and including an alternate scarred head depicting his visage after Mace deflects his Force lightning back at him.

Meanwhile, the Vintage Collection will get its own version of the Jedi Spirits three-pack already seen in the Black Series a few years ago: ethereal force ghost figures of Yoda, Obi-Wan, and Anakin inspired by the climax of Return of the Jedi. However, in a fun twist, the Vintage Collection set will have one bonus not included in the earlier Black Series version: a swappable head for Anakin that lets you return Sebastian Shaw to the climax of the film, rather than Hayden Christensen’s take on the character!

Black Series Two-Packs

Speaking of multipacks, two more are coming to the Black Series. The latest addition to the line’s set of Jedi General and Clone Trooper two-packs puts together Anakin Skywalker (inspired by the live-action take on his Clone Wars look from Ahsoka) and Captain Rex in his modified phase-II Clone armor.

The second, more elaborate two-pack celebrates the climax of Empire Strikes Back, depicting Luke and Darth Vader’s duel on Bespin. Including a base replicating the gangway and platform the two duel on, the set also includes a lightsaber clash VFX piece, and a wired cloth cape on Vader for maximum dramatic effect. I’m sure you can find a way to remove one of Luke’s hands, too.

Vintage Collection Clone Shock Trooper, Han Solo, and Chewbacca

A trio of Vintage Collection figures were also revealed at the con, spanning the rise of the Empire era. From Clone Wars and Bad Batch, there’s the Imperial Shock Trooper, the red-armored Clones of the Coruscant Guard, and from A New Hope, there are new versions of Han Solo and Chewbacca inspired by their appearances in the movie.

Black Series Asajj Ventress (Bounty Hunter) and Jango Fett

Meanwhile, the Black Series went on a bit of a bounty hunter kick for its own reveals. From the fifth season of Clone Wars‘ iconic Ahsoka on trial arc, a new Asajj Ventress depicting her in her bounty hunter gear is on the way, complete with two lightsabers and a removable helmet (which I’m sure will also go great with the upcoming Bariss Offee figure, for no reason at all…).

After getting so many Mandalorian figures between Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian lately, it’s only fitting that we go back to Attack of the Clones for a newly updated Jango Fett, complete with a removable helmet. Again, I’m sure you can find a way to remove the rest of his head too to replicate Jango’s battle with Mace Windu.

Haslab Vintage Collection Republic Gunship

Rounding out the Star Wars reveals was the next major addition to Hasbro’s “Haslab” crowdfunding project: a massive LAAT/i Gunship from Attack of the Clones, scaled to 3.75″ action figures. Dwarfing Hasbro’s prior gunship toys, the new vehicle is a hefty 28 inches long, 30.9 inches wide, and 10.6 inches tall, and comes with two Phase-1 Clone pilot figures, as well as two different stands to depict the gunship either in flight or hovering above ground as it drops off its troops (which you’ll have to grab separately, of course).

The gunship itself includes opening front laser battery pods, which can hold a seated clone; opening bay doors to depict a fully detailed interior; options for alternate nose panels depicting art inspired by gunships seen in Clone Wars; and rotating turrets on the nose and back of the ship.

Clocking in with a hefty $450 price tag, the Gunship requires 8,000 backers by September 8, 2025, to enter production for a fall 2026 release. Beyond the initial goal, three higher backer tiers will unlock several Jedi action figures to accompany the gunship, making their Vintage Collection debuts: 10,000 backers unlocks Coleman Trebor, 12,000 Saesee Tiin, and 14,000 Agen Kolar.

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For cameras, HP has included a 13MP rear sensor alongside a front-facing 8MP camera for video calls. The company claims the 31Wh battery can deliver up to 18 hours of usage. Pricing starts at ₹48,999, which places the OmniPad 12 directly against Apple’s iPad Air and premium Android tablets from Samsung. We should get our hands on a review unit soon to see how well it actually stacks up.

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Among all the announcements, the HP EliteBoard G1a Next Gen AI PC is probably the strangest. HP describes it as the world’s first AI keyboard PC, which basically means the entire computer is built into a keyboard.

HP says the machine can deliver up to 50 TOPS of NPU performance using the AMD processor and is designed for hybrid work environments where portability and simplicity matter. While AI branding is becoming exhausting at this point, the compact form factor itself is actually pretty interesting.

EliteBook, ProBook, And OmniBook Get AI Upgrades

Beyond the bizarrness of the EliteBoard, HP has refreshed almost its entire laptop lineup in India with new processors. This includes the EliteBook X G2, EliteBook 8 G2, ProBook 4 G2, and several new OmniBook models.

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The OmniBook lineup, on the other hand, targets mainstream users and creators. Models like the OmniBook Ultra 14, OmniBook X, OmniBook 5, and OmniBook 3 focus heavily on portability and AI-assisted features like posture correction, gesture controls, and smart meeting enhancements. HP is also bundling compact GaN chargers with some models, which is genuinely useful for people constantly traveling with their laptops.

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President Donald Trump’s so-called Golden Dome, a missile defense program to shoot down any potential threats to the U.S., will cost about $1.2 trillion to develop, deploy, and operate for 20 years, according to a new estimate from the Congressional Budget Office. That’s just a little more money than the $175 billion Trump said it would cost last year.

Trump signed an executive order calling for the creation of the program in Jan. 2025, shortly after being sworn into office for a second time. Back then it was called the Iron Dome for America. The program is modeled off of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system, though the name Golden Dome became more popular, given the president’s tacky fondness for all things gold.

Trump has billed the program as something necessary to protect the U.S. from threats not just launched from the Earth, but also missiles that could be sent from space. The weaponization of space is still not a reality, at least not in the way Trump has talked about it.

“This design for the Golden Dome will integrate with our existing defense capabilities and should be fully operational before the end of my term, so we’ll have it done in about three years,” Trump said during a press conference in the Oval Office in May 2025.

Trump’s vision for the Golden Dome was inspired by President Ronald Reagan (his EO from last year said as much), who tried to develop something similar in the 1980s known as the Strategic Defense Initiative. The program, which envisioned lasers shot from satellites to take out missile threats, was often ridiculed in the press and became known as “Star Wars,” though guys like Trump obviously didn’t think it was so silly.

The problem with any missile defense system like the Iron Dome is that it’s famously like trying to shoot a bullet with another bullet. And while Israel’s Iron Dome works relatively well, it’s defending a much smaller area than the continental United States. As one expert who works on defense tech told Gizmodo last year, “Everyone looks at it as a replication of Israel’s Iron Dome, but we have to appreciate that Israel’s the size of New Jersey.”

The Iron Dome can also be overwhelmed, like when Hezbollah in Lebanon launched 100 rockets at it back in March. Only about half were successfully shot down, according to Israeli officials who talked with the New York Post.

The CBO estimate was requested by Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, who told the Associated Press that Trump’s Golden Dome is “nothing more than a massive giveaway to defense contractors paid for entirely by working Americans.”

Experts have expressed skepticism about the plan for the Golden Dome, with some folks like Joseph Cirincione, retired president of the Ploughshares Fund, told Gizmodo in 2025 that the Golden Dome has “no chance of stopping a determined ballistic missile attack,” despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent researching the topic over the past 40 years.

A study last year looked at what it would take to defend against a ballistic missile attack from North Korea and the results weren’t encouraging. It would apparently take over a thousand weapons orbiting in space to hit back against a single ballistic missile. But North Korea would be able to launch anti-satellite attacks and the whole thing would cost a pretty penny, according to Cirincione.

As the AP notes, the Republican-led Congress approved $24 billion for the Golden Dome project last summer. But lawmakers will obviously need to allocate a lot more if they plan on making the missile defense project a reality.

#Trumps #Golden #Dome #Cost #Trilliondefense tech,Golden Dome,Iron Dome,president trump">Trump’s Golden Dome Will Cost .2 Trillion (With a T) President Donald Trump’s so-called Golden Dome, a missile defense program to shoot down any potential threats to the U.S., will cost about .2 trillion to develop, deploy, and operate for 20 years, according to a new estimate from the Congressional Budget Office. That’s just a little more money than the 5 billion Trump said it would cost last year. Trump signed an executive order calling for the creation of the program in Jan. 2025, shortly after being sworn into office for a second time. Back then it was called the Iron Dome for America. The program is modeled off of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system, though the name Golden Dome became more popular, given the president’s tacky fondness for all things gold. Trump has billed the program as something necessary to protect the U.S. from threats not just launched from the Earth, but also missiles that could be sent from space. The weaponization of space is still not a reality, at least not in the way Trump has talked about it. “This design for the Golden Dome will integrate with our existing defense capabilities and should be fully operational before the end of my term, so we’ll have it done in about three years,” Trump said during a press conference in the Oval Office in May 2025. Trump’s vision for the Golden Dome was inspired by President Ronald Reagan (his EO from last year said as much), who tried to develop something similar in the 1980s known as the Strategic Defense Initiative. The program, which envisioned lasers shot from satellites to take out missile threats, was often ridiculed in the press and became known as “Star Wars,” though guys like Trump obviously didn’t think it was so silly. The problem with any missile defense system like the Iron Dome is that it’s famously like trying to shoot a bullet with another bullet. And while Israel’s Iron Dome works relatively well, it’s defending a much smaller area than the continental United States. As one expert who works on defense tech told Gizmodo last year, “Everyone looks at it as a replication of Israel’s Iron Dome, but we have to appreciate that Israel’s the size of New Jersey.” The Iron Dome can also be overwhelmed, like when Hezbollah in Lebanon launched 100 rockets at it back in March. Only about half were successfully shot down, according to Israeli officials who talked with the New York Post. The CBO estimate was requested by Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, who told the Associated Press that Trump’s Golden Dome is “nothing more than a massive giveaway to defense contractors paid for entirely by working Americans.” Experts have expressed skepticism about the plan for the Golden Dome, with some folks like Joseph Cirincione, retired president of the Ploughshares Fund, told Gizmodo in 2025 that the Golden Dome has “no chance of stopping a determined ballistic missile attack,” despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent researching the topic over the past 40 years. A study last year looked at what it would take to defend against a ballistic missile attack from North Korea and the results weren’t encouraging. It would apparently take over a thousand weapons orbiting in space to hit back against a single ballistic missile. But North Korea would be able to launch anti-satellite attacks and the whole thing would cost a pretty penny, according to Cirincione. As the AP notes, the Republican-led Congress approved billion for the Golden Dome project last summer. But lawmakers will obviously need to allocate a lot more if they plan on making the missile defense project a reality. #Trumps #Golden #Dome #Cost #Trilliondefense tech,Golden Dome,Iron Dome,president trump

Congressional Budget Office. That’s just a little more money than the $175 billion Trump said it would cost last year.

Trump signed an executive order calling for the creation of the program in Jan. 2025, shortly after being sworn into office for a second time. Back then it was called the Iron Dome for America. The program is modeled off of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system, though the name Golden Dome became more popular, given the president’s tacky fondness for all things gold.

Trump has billed the program as something necessary to protect the U.S. from threats not just launched from the Earth, but also missiles that could be sent from space. The weaponization of space is still not a reality, at least not in the way Trump has talked about it.

“This design for the Golden Dome will integrate with our existing defense capabilities and should be fully operational before the end of my term, so we’ll have it done in about three years,” Trump said during a press conference in the Oval Office in May 2025.

Trump’s vision for the Golden Dome was inspired by President Ronald Reagan (his EO from last year said as much), who tried to develop something similar in the 1980s known as the Strategic Defense Initiative. The program, which envisioned lasers shot from satellites to take out missile threats, was often ridiculed in the press and became known as “Star Wars,” though guys like Trump obviously didn’t think it was so silly.

The problem with any missile defense system like the Iron Dome is that it’s famously like trying to shoot a bullet with another bullet. And while Israel’s Iron Dome works relatively well, it’s defending a much smaller area than the continental United States. As one expert who works on defense tech told Gizmodo last year, “Everyone looks at it as a replication of Israel’s Iron Dome, but we have to appreciate that Israel’s the size of New Jersey.”

The Iron Dome can also be overwhelmed, like when Hezbollah in Lebanon launched 100 rockets at it back in March. Only about half were successfully shot down, according to Israeli officials who talked with the New York Post.

The CBO estimate was requested by Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, who told the Associated Press that Trump’s Golden Dome is “nothing more than a massive giveaway to defense contractors paid for entirely by working Americans.”

Experts have expressed skepticism about the plan for the Golden Dome, with some folks like Joseph Cirincione, retired president of the Ploughshares Fund, told Gizmodo in 2025 that the Golden Dome has “no chance of stopping a determined ballistic missile attack,” despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent researching the topic over the past 40 years.

A study last year looked at what it would take to defend against a ballistic missile attack from North Korea and the results weren’t encouraging. It would apparently take over a thousand weapons orbiting in space to hit back against a single ballistic missile. But North Korea would be able to launch anti-satellite attacks and the whole thing would cost a pretty penny, according to Cirincione.

As the AP notes, the Republican-led Congress approved $24 billion for the Golden Dome project last summer. But lawmakers will obviously need to allocate a lot more if they plan on making the missile defense project a reality.

#Trumps #Golden #Dome #Cost #Trilliondefense tech,Golden Dome,Iron Dome,president trump">Trump’s Golden Dome Will Cost $1.2 Trillion (With a T)Trump’s Golden Dome Will Cost $1.2 Trillion (With a T) President Donald Trump’s so-called Golden Dome, a missile defense program to shoot down any potential threats to the U.S., will cost about $1.2 trillion to develop, deploy, and operate for 20 years, according to a new estimate from the Congressional Budget Office. That’s just a little more money than the $175 billion Trump said it would cost last year. Trump signed an executive order calling for the creation of the program in Jan. 2025, shortly after being sworn into office for a second time. Back then it was called the Iron Dome for America. The program is modeled off of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system, though the name Golden Dome became more popular, given the president’s tacky fondness for all things gold. Trump has billed the program as something necessary to protect the U.S. from threats not just launched from the Earth, but also missiles that could be sent from space. The weaponization of space is still not a reality, at least not in the way Trump has talked about it. “This design for the Golden Dome will integrate with our existing defense capabilities and should be fully operational before the end of my term, so we’ll have it done in about three years,” Trump said during a press conference in the Oval Office in May 2025. Trump’s vision for the Golden Dome was inspired by President Ronald Reagan (his EO from last year said as much), who tried to develop something similar in the 1980s known as the Strategic Defense Initiative. The program, which envisioned lasers shot from satellites to take out missile threats, was often ridiculed in the press and became known as “Star Wars,” though guys like Trump obviously didn’t think it was so silly. The problem with any missile defense system like the Iron Dome is that it’s famously like trying to shoot a bullet with another bullet. And while Israel’s Iron Dome works relatively well, it’s defending a much smaller area than the continental United States. As one expert who works on defense tech told Gizmodo last year, “Everyone looks at it as a replication of Israel’s Iron Dome, but we have to appreciate that Israel’s the size of New Jersey.” The Iron Dome can also be overwhelmed, like when Hezbollah in Lebanon launched 100 rockets at it back in March. Only about half were successfully shot down, according to Israeli officials who talked with the New York Post. The CBO estimate was requested by Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, who told the Associated Press that Trump’s Golden Dome is “nothing more than a massive giveaway to defense contractors paid for entirely by working Americans.” Experts have expressed skepticism about the plan for the Golden Dome, with some folks like Joseph Cirincione, retired president of the Ploughshares Fund, told Gizmodo in 2025 that the Golden Dome has “no chance of stopping a determined ballistic missile attack,” despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent researching the topic over the past 40 years. A study last year looked at what it would take to defend against a ballistic missile attack from North Korea and the results weren’t encouraging. It would apparently take over a thousand weapons orbiting in space to hit back against a single ballistic missile. But North Korea would be able to launch anti-satellite attacks and the whole thing would cost a pretty penny, according to Cirincione. As the AP notes, the Republican-led Congress approved $24 billion for the Golden Dome project last summer. But lawmakers will obviously need to allocate a lot more if they plan on making the missile defense project a reality. #Trumps #Golden #Dome #Cost #Trilliondefense tech,Golden Dome,Iron Dome,president trump

President Donald Trump’s so-called Golden Dome, a missile defense program to shoot down any potential threats to the U.S., will cost about $1.2 trillion to develop, deploy, and operate for 20 years, according to a new estimate from the Congressional Budget Office. That’s just a little more money than the $175 billion Trump said it would cost last year.

Trump signed an executive order calling for the creation of the program in Jan. 2025, shortly after being sworn into office for a second time. Back then it was called the Iron Dome for America. The program is modeled off of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system, though the name Golden Dome became more popular, given the president’s tacky fondness for all things gold.

Trump has billed the program as something necessary to protect the U.S. from threats not just launched from the Earth, but also missiles that could be sent from space. The weaponization of space is still not a reality, at least not in the way Trump has talked about it.

“This design for the Golden Dome will integrate with our existing defense capabilities and should be fully operational before the end of my term, so we’ll have it done in about three years,” Trump said during a press conference in the Oval Office in May 2025.

Trump’s vision for the Golden Dome was inspired by President Ronald Reagan (his EO from last year said as much), who tried to develop something similar in the 1980s known as the Strategic Defense Initiative. The program, which envisioned lasers shot from satellites to take out missile threats, was often ridiculed in the press and became known as “Star Wars,” though guys like Trump obviously didn’t think it was so silly.

The problem with any missile defense system like the Iron Dome is that it’s famously like trying to shoot a bullet with another bullet. And while Israel’s Iron Dome works relatively well, it’s defending a much smaller area than the continental United States. As one expert who works on defense tech told Gizmodo last year, “Everyone looks at it as a replication of Israel’s Iron Dome, but we have to appreciate that Israel’s the size of New Jersey.”

The Iron Dome can also be overwhelmed, like when Hezbollah in Lebanon launched 100 rockets at it back in March. Only about half were successfully shot down, according to Israeli officials who talked with the New York Post.

The CBO estimate was requested by Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, who told the Associated Press that Trump’s Golden Dome is “nothing more than a massive giveaway to defense contractors paid for entirely by working Americans.”

Experts have expressed skepticism about the plan for the Golden Dome, with some folks like Joseph Cirincione, retired president of the Ploughshares Fund, told Gizmodo in 2025 that the Golden Dome has “no chance of stopping a determined ballistic missile attack,” despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent researching the topic over the past 40 years.

A study last year looked at what it would take to defend against a ballistic missile attack from North Korea and the results weren’t encouraging. It would apparently take over a thousand weapons orbiting in space to hit back against a single ballistic missile. But North Korea would be able to launch anti-satellite attacks and the whole thing would cost a pretty penny, according to Cirincione.

As the AP notes, the Republican-led Congress approved $24 billion for the Golden Dome project last summer. But lawmakers will obviously need to allocate a lot more if they plan on making the missile defense project a reality.

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Naturepedic’s incredibly supportive and well-crafted beds aren’t just for adults. The Naturepedic Crib Mattress gives parents peace of mind knowing that their little one is sleeping on a non toxic mattress. The Naturepedic organic crib mattress is 100% certified organic, with a wipe-clean waterproof surface, and extra-firm support.

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Enjoy In-Home Setup With Mattress Removal

Need to get rid of your mattress or nervous about lugging your new mattress to your bedroom? I don’t blame you: I worry about the same thing with a bedroom on the third floor. But Naturepedic has you covered with a third-party delivery team that will set up your new mattress in your bedroom, and dispose of your old one, which is huge. You can’t just throw away a mattress anywhere, so that alone is helpful. This is another offer that’s only within the continental U.S. Choosing this option also usually adds about a week to delivery time, but that’s much better than spending a week (or more!) trying to dispose of the mattress you already have.

Free Ground Shipping on All U.S. Orders

No matter if you use these discount codes or not, any shipping in the continental U.S. gets free shipping. Hawaii and Alaska will have shipping fees since they’re outside of that range, but the other 48 states can enjoy free shipping anytime without any promo code needed.

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Shop the Naturepedic Sale

Shopping the Naturepedic sale this month is one of the best ways to save major coin on luxury bedding and mattresses. The Naturepedic sale has limited-time discounts and rotating deals on some of their best-selling items, including latex pillows, organic bedding like duvets and pillowcases, pillows, and crib sets.

Naturepedic Crib Mattress Deals: Save With a Naturepedic Promo Code

Naturepedic’s incredibly supportive and well-crafted beds aren’t just for adults. The Naturepedic Crib Mattress gives parents peace of mind knowing that their little one is sleeping on a non toxic mattress. The Naturepedic organic crib mattress is 100% certified organic, with a wipe-clean waterproof surface, and extra-firm support.

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Even without a sitewide sale, there’s still a way to get a great discount on Naturepedic’s organic bedding. Sign up for Naturepedic’s list and you’ll be able to save 10% or up to $579 on a mattress. You’ll also get early access to new launches and limited-time offers once you’re on the list—Naturepedic’s list members (nicknamed Organic Insiders) get 24-hour early access to all of the brand’s sales.

Enjoy In-Home Setup With Mattress Removal

Need to get rid of your mattress or nervous about lugging your new mattress to your bedroom? I don’t blame you: I worry about the same thing with a bedroom on the third floor. But Naturepedic has you covered with a third-party delivery team that will set up your new mattress in your bedroom, and dispose of your old one, which is huge. You can’t just throw away a mattress anywhere, so that alone is helpful. This is another offer that’s only within the continental U.S. Choosing this option also usually adds about a week to delivery time, but that’s much better than spending a week (or more!) trying to dispose of the mattress you already have.

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