Should you buy the Purple RejuvenatePlus mattress?

Pick Purple’s sole option, Medium feel, labeled Medium on its scale; GoodBed rates it Medium-Firm (4). The model has no softer or firmer setting, so skip it if you want a different firmness. GoodBed’s scale runs from 1 (firmest) to 9 (softest). That puts its rating closer to the firm end than the soft end. It is GoodBed’s outside reading, not a second Purple setting or a Purple option number. Choose this mattress if its one available feel matches what you want.

For sleep position, Purple says the RejuvenatePlus's Medium feel is often preferred by back sleepers. This is a preference, not a guarantee for every back sleeper.

Purple sets no weight limit, but suggests 300 pounds per person or 600 pounds total. Those figures are guideposts, not a cutoff. If you sleep alone, compare your weight with the per-person suggestion. If you share the bed, use both checks: each person's weight against the per-person suggestion, and your combined weight against the total suggestion. The feel note and weight figures answer different parts of your decision, so weigh both before you choose.

Do not count on the Purple RejuvenatePlus to ease back pain based on its alignment claim. Purple says Dynamic Grid Support ensures spinal alignment across the Grid. AOL reported that a writer’s side-sleeping husband kept waking with back pain on the mattress. That personal account is a caution, not a prediction for your sleep. The brand’s statement is not a pain-relief promise.

Purple lists a heat-removing, airflow-focused design, and Sleepiverse's cooling assessment was 9.2/10. Purple says the DreamLayer has a MicroGrid top and MicroAir foam. Its 3-inch GelFlex Grid draws excess heat away, while the edge-to-edge coil core allows air to flow freely. Sleepiverse says it did not directly test this mattress. Treat the score as an assessment, not a direct sleep-temperature test.

Partner movement may reach you, so a light sleeper with a restless partner should not count on motion staying contained. GoodBed rates motion isolation Pretty Good (6) and bounce Very High (8). Sleepiverse lists motion isolation 7.6 but says it did not test this mattress. AOL’s reviewer calls isolation poor and says the bed almost feels bouncy when a partner moves. Sleep Examiner’s 8.6/10 motion transfer and isolation rating is for the Rejuvenate Luxe, not the RejuvenatePlus. If movement wakes you easily, choose a bed with stronger motion control.

The Queen's $6,599 list price makes this a substantial purchase, so it is worth considering only if that amount fits your budget. Compare the listed dimensions with your room and bed frame before choosing a size.

Prices can change, so check Purple's live price before buying. Use the dimensions to check the space you have, then compare the cost of each size with your budget.

List prices checked Oct 16, 2026 · recheck before buying

RejuvenatePlus list prices by size

The RejuvenatePlus is built in this top-to-bottom order:

• DreamLayer: Plush MicroGrid top layer plus MicroAir foam.
• GelFlex Grid: 3 inches of Hyper Elastic Polymer, described as temperature-neutral.
• Soft Active Foam: Active Response+ Foam, which Purple says conforms to your body.
• Responsive Coil System: coils, 8 inches thick.

Purple says the coils enhance the GelFlex Grid and provide full-body support.

At 208 lbs (Queen), it is a heavy mattress to move during setup. Plan the route from the delivery spot to the bed frame before bringing it in.

The Purple RejuvenatePlus has a mixed-material cover, and its certifications apply to specific components. Its top fabric is 45% polyester, 43% FR rayon, 8% polyethylene, 3% polypropylene, and 1% spandex. Check the blend against your fabric preferences.

Purple says CertiPUR-US covers its foam and Clean-Air Gold covers non-toxic, hypoallergenic mattress materials. These are component-specific certifications, not certification of the whole bed.

Purple says the RejuvenatePlus has no fiberglass. It describes the fire barrier as a fiberglass-free fire sock in the top panel, with FR Fiber in the borders. To check the materials in your mattress, read its law tag, which lists them. Compare that label with Purple’s description to check the barrier materials on your bed.

Purple says the RejuvenatePlus works on a solid surface or slats less than 3.5 inches apart, not a box spring. It fits Purple’s Premium Smart Base and Premium Plus Smart Base, but not Purple’s Adjustable Base because of its height.

Purple says the RejuvenatePlus is one-sided, so do not flip it; rotation is optional, about every three months. You can skip rotating because Purple says it is not necessary. Before starting a return or exchange, Purple asks you to spend at least 21 nights on the mattress so your body has time to adjust to its feel and support.

Purple says RejuvenatePlus ships by ground, with free shipping, free in-home setup, and free old-mattress removal. Its ground delivery window is 5 to 10 business days after the bed leaves the warehouse, so count from warehouse departure rather than checkout.

Purple's trial lasts 100 nights. The Rejuvenate return fee is a $350 Rejuvenate transportation charge, deducted from the refund. That lowers the amount returned to you, so weigh the charge against the cost of trying the bed at home.

Purple's warranty starts at purchase and applies to the original buyer. Its mattress term is 10 years, and the cover term is 2 years. A dip must be deeper than 1 in to count, and normal softening is not covered. A wrong base can void coverage. For a King, use 2 Twin XL adjustable bases. Purple lists its Premium Smart Base and Premium Plus Smart Base lines as compatible. It says its Adjustable Base is not compatible because of its height. Confirm your Twin XL setup before buying.

Owners praise comfort and pain relief, but one Reddit owner reports sleeping too hot. Purple's own site rates it 4.6 from 58 reviews, feedback from Purple customers rather than an independent rating.

On Purple's site, owners describe balanced support and softness, less back or neck pain, better sleep, and a floating feel. Treat pain relief as a personal experience, not a promise.

Heat is the clearest caution: one Reddit owner said the mattress slept too hot and changed their position. One Purple reviewer also questioned the price before buying, but later said they were happy. If you sleep hot or doubt the cost, weigh those reports against the comfort feedback.

The clearest comparisons are Purple’s sibling picks, which span different feels and sleeping positions. Choose by feel: Purple says PurplePlus is medium with motion isolation for back, side, or combination sleepers; PurpleFlex is firm for stomach or back sleepers. Purple recommends its firm Rejuvenate for stomach, back, or combination sleepers. Purple says Restore offers responsive support and breathability from coils; RestorePlus has a medium-soft feel, deeper cushioning, and zoned coils. Purple says RestorePremier’s soft feel relieves full-body pressure and reduces pain. Purple recommends RejuvenatePremier’s medium-soft feel for back, side, or combination sleepers. Purple describes RejuvenateUltimate as soft and weightless, with layered Grid cushioning.

Pick Nectar Classic if you want a value memory foam mattress. Mattress Nerd rated it 4.3/5.

We read the maker's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and we date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Every source we used is listed below with the day we checked it.