ReST Bed Mattress Review

Is ReST Bed the best mattress for you?

Good fit: couples who want independent firmness per side plus five-zone adjustment (head, shoulders, lumbar, hips, legs); back, hip and joint pain sufferers; athletes and active sleepers; side and back sleepers from under 130 lbs to 230+ lbs who like a memory-foam feel over air support; tech enthusiasts who want live pressure mapping and nightly sleep data; owners of adjustable bases (any base works, split-top and split-king sizes available); anyone who values modular, replaceable components.

Poor fit: budget shoppers (a queen was $4,999-$5,649 list); stomach sleepers who need consistently firm support (Sleep Foundation scores stomach sleepers 6.5/5/5 out of 10 by weight); sleepers who want zero tech, no app and no pump noise; restless combination sleepers (ease of movement 5/10, no bounce); shoppers who need to buy today (ReST is not accepting orders; both official domains are parked landers as of Sept 22, 2026); buyers who need confidence that a 10-year warranty will still be honored and parts shipped; small rooms without under-bed space and outlets for pumps.

Comfort and firmness: which mattress fits you

Sleep Foundation's test-lab scoring is per position and weight (10-point scale): Side sleepers 9.5 under 130 lbs, 9.5 at 130-230 lbs and 6.5 above 230 lbs; Back sleepers 9.5, 6.5 and 6.5; Stomach sleepers 6.5, 5 and 5 - in other words side and back sleepers are the sweet spot, stomach sleepers over 130 lbs the weakest match.

Firmness is adjustable from soft (3) to firm (8) with three app modes: Manual (lock any of the zones), Auto-Position (preset levels for back and side sleeping that switch as you roll) and Automatic (you pick an overall feel and the bed re-inflates each zone as you move).

Side sleepers should keep shoulders and hips soft and lumbar firmer; back sleepers benefit from a medium-firm to firm lumbar setting; stomach sleepers should firm the hips and abdomen. Couples get fully independent left/right control with separate chambers, and the brand claims no gap between sleepers - useful for mixed-weight and mixed-preference pairs. Athletes and people with localized pain can soften just the sore zone.

Because the top is 4 inches of memory foam, the bed suits people who like foam contouring but need more support than foam alone; combination sleepers and anyone wanting bounce should note testers rated ease of movement only 5/10, and hot sleepers rated temperature control 6.5/10.

Compare the mattresses

ReST Bed lists 7 models. Feel names are the brand's labels.

Every model in the ReST lineup, with the sizes and prices published on the brand's own archived pages.

1) Original ReST Bed (2015 launch; sold as ReST Original Smart Bed by 2021): the flagship 13-inch smart airbed - 5 zones per side, 4 inch gel-infused memory foam, sensor layer, under-bed pump, 3 app modes (Manual, Auto-Position, Automatic), NightVision sleep tracking; Twin XL $3,999, Queen $4,999, Queen Split Top $5,999, Eastern King $5,799, California King $5,799, Eastern King Split Top $6,399, California King Split Top $6,399, Split King (2x Twin XL) $7,998, Split California King $7,998 (archived official product page, June 2021); the 2020 buy-now page listed the same bed as ReST Smart Bed Original starting at $3,799.

2) ReST Smart Bed with Purple Grid (2020), later ReST Original Smart Bed w/ Gel Grid (2021): identical air architecture with a grid comfort layer instead of memory foam for airflow and cooler feel; Twin XL $3,299, Queen $4,699, Eastern King $5,299, California King $5,299, Eastern King Split Top $5,899, Split King $7,598 (archived official product page, Jan 2021); the 2020 buy-now page showed it starting at $3,999.

3) ReST Essential Smart Bed (2020): value 3-zone model (shoulders, lumbar, hips) with 4 inch cooling gel-infused memory foam, automatic real-time response, independent control per side, NightVision, 10-year full warranty; Twin XL $2,499, Queen $2,999 (shown against a $3,499 regular price), Eastern King $3,199, Eastern King Split Top $3,699, California King $3,399, Split King (2) $5,498, financing advertised from $110 per month (archived official product page, Nov 2020); add-ons listed then were Mattress Removal $99, BedJet 3 $389 and Dual Zone BedJet 3 $899.

4) ReST Easy Smart Bed (2021-2022), renamed ReST Single Pump Smart Bed in the final 2022-2023 lineup: entry smart bed, 3 body zones per side, premium memory foam comfort layer, automatic adjustments, single external pump; the archived model-comparison chart lists it at $2,999 queen versus Sleep Number 360 i10, while the archived product page price matrix runs Twin XL $3,499 to Split King $6,998 (captures July 2022).

5) ReST Pump-in-Bed Smart Bed (final 2022-2023 lineup): 3 zones per side, premium memory foam layer, automatic adjustments, ultra-quiet pump housed inside the bed, NightVision sleep monitor; no price list published after the brand stopped taking orders.

6) ReST 5-Zone Smart Bed (final lineup): 5 zones per side, premium memory foam layer, AI Inside sensor technology driving automatic firmness changes, NightVision; the brand's own comparison table lists The ReST Bed at $5,099 against Sleep Number 360 i10 $5,199, Air-Pedic 1000 $5,099 and Eight Sleep Pod Pro Max $3,595 (Dec 2023).

7) ReST 5-Zone Smart Bed with GelGrid (final flagship): 5 zones per side with a 4 inch GelGrid comfort layer (2 inch foam blend plus 2 inch GelGrid) plus AI Inside and NightVision; no price published after orders closed.

8) Accessories and add-ons: BedJet 3 climate comfort system ($389 single / $899 dual zone in 2020-2021, $399 / $999 on a 2021 product page) after the July 2021 BedJet partnership; mattress removal $99; white sheets $194.99; Malouf adjustable base offered free in one 2021 promotion; a separate B2B line, ReST OEM Smart Bed Kits, sold air-element smart-bed kits to other mattress makers (archived March 2023, Las Vegas showroom C1552).

Sizes across the line: Twin XL, Queen, Queen Split Top, Eastern King, California King, Eastern King Split Top, California King Split Top, Split King and Split California King - no Twin and no Full.

Original ReST Bed: Not yet researched

ReST Original Smart Bed w/ Gel Grid: Not yet researched

ReST Essential Smart Bed: Value 3-⁠zone model

ReST Easy / Single Pump Smart Bed: Entry smart bed

ReST Pump-in-Bed Smart Bed: Not yet researched

ReST 5-Zone Smart Bed: Not yet researched

ReST 5-Zone Smart Bed with GelGrid: Not yet researched

Every ReST Bed mattress, past and present

Mattress prices and value

Published price band: $4,274 (Twin XL) to $8,548 (Split King / Split California King) per Sleep Foundation's 2026 review page; that page's summary row reads Price Range: $4,274 - $8,548.

Sleep Advisor's size table (updated May 15, 2026) lists Twin XL $4,274, Queen $5,649, Queen Split Top $6,649, Eastern King $6,549, California King $6,549, Eastern King Split Top $7,149, California King Split Top $6,949, Split King $8,548 and Split California King $8,548.

Earlier official price lists were lower: ReST Original $3,999-$7,998 and ReST Original w/ Gel Grid $3,299-$7,598 (archived 2021 product pages), ReST Essential $2,499-$5,498 (archived Nov 2020) and ReST Easy / Single Pump $3,499-$6,998 (archived July 2022), with the 2020 buy-now page showing the Original from $3,799 and the version with the Purple Grid from $3,999.

Value read: ReST was priced at or above Sleep Number 360 i10 territory - the brand's own archived comparison table shows ReST $5,099 against Sleep Number 360 i10 $5,199, Air-Pedic 1000 $5,099 and Eight Sleep Pod Pro Max $3,595 - so it was a luxury buy, roughly $1,500 above Eight Sleep's flagship on the brand's own numbers and far above any foam or hybrid mattress of similar size.

What you paid for was 10 air chambers (five per side), 20+ patents on the sensing fabric, a pressure-map app and a modular design that lets one part be replaced instead of the whole bed. Add-ons pushed the total up: old-mattress removal $99, BedJet 3 climate unit $389-$399 (dual zone $899-$999), and white-glove delivery was a $199 line item in 2019 before becoming free for US customers from Feb 15, 2021.

Financing was interest-free via SplitIt with no credit check. Verdict: fair value only for sleepers who would actually use per-zone adjustability, and no longer purchasable, so today's value question is moot for new buyers.

How well do the mattresses hold up?

Warranty headline: 10-year full, non-prorated warranty on the bed and its components, valid to the original purchaser only.

The archived official warranty page spells out that ReST warrants the bed free from defects in workmanship and materials and that it will remain in good working order under normal use for 10 years; because the bed is modular, ReST covers 100 percent of the cost of the replacement component plus shipping to the home for 10 years from delivery, with parts typically shipped in 1-3 days and up to 5-7 business days depending on location.

Covered parts listed: pumps, sensors, support foam layers, edge support rails, adjustable air chambers and the removable top cover. Excluded: normal wear and tear, body impressions not greater than 1.5 inches, abuse or burn damage, and the bundled third-party tablet, which carries its own one-year manufacturer warranty.

Frame requirement: a 5- or 6-legged metal frame for queen and king, a 4-legged metal frame for Twin XL, platform beds generally acceptable. Third-party durability testing: none published - no lab flex or ASTM durability results were found; Sleep Foundation's durability score of 8/10 and Mattress Clarity's 4/5 are tester and construction assessments, not independent lab tests.

The bigger durability question today is service: ReST has not accepted orders since early 2023, has published no closure or service announcement, and both official domains were parked landers as of Sept 22, 2026, so parts availability and warranty service after 2026 cannot be verified; a verified 2026 review also reports the NightVision app stopped delivering nightly data, which points to shrinking app support.

Sleep trials, returns, exchanges and fees

90-night in-home sleep trial on all direct purchases, advertised as risk-free with a money-back guarantee; there was no mandatory break-in period, so a return could be started on any night of the trial, ReST coordinated the pickup, and Sleep Foundation reports a full product refund with no return or restocking fees.

Sleep Advisor's policy section contradicts part of that, reporting that returns are easy but the customer is charged a $199 shipping fee even inside the trial period, and the brand's own FAQ charged $199 for white-glove delivery, so the practical refund could be reduced by shipping. Beds bought from third-party retailers had to be returned to that retailer under its own policy, which Sleep Foundation notes may differ.

Exchanges: no exchange program, exchange window or exchange fee was published by the brand and none could be found as of Sept 2026. Current status: because ReST has not accepted new orders since early 2023, no new trial, return or exchange can be started today, and existing owners have no published returns route beyond the support email support@restperformance.com.

Delivery, setup and old-mattress removal

Delivery was white-glove only: a two-man crew unboxes the mattress, carries it to the bedroom, sets it up and cleans up, a process the brand said takes about 20 minutes, with the crew calling roughly a day ahead to schedule a window. White-glove delivery and set-up was a $199 fee per the 2019 FAQ, and Sleep Foundation states that from February 15, 2021 white-glove delivery was required and free for US customers.

Canada was served but with an extra $199, for a $398 total white-glove charge, and Alaska and Hawaii carried additional fees. Speed: orders typically shipped within 3 days of receipt with 3-7 days transit, shipping from California. Old-mattress removal was a paid add-on: Mattress Removal $99 on the archived product pages.

Base requirements: the bed is compatible with any adjustable base (no special requirements), a box spring or a frame; the brand's own foundation was optional and industry-standard sizing; a 5- or 6-legged metal frame is required for queen and king and a 4-legged frame for Twin XL for warranty validity.

Installation needs under-bed space for the pump and hoses plus accessible power outlets, and a surge protector is recommended; Split Top queens and kings and Split King (two Twin XLs) exist specifically so adjustable bases can move the head and foot sections independently. In the final years the site advertised Free In-Home Delivery and, before orders closed, delivery was still shown as included.

What do the warranties cover?

10-year non-prorated warranty, original purchaser only, with the exact terms published on the archived official warranty page: ReST warrants the bed free from defects in workmanship and materials and that it remains in good working order under normal use for 10 years.

Coverage is component-based because the bed is modular - pumps, sensors, support foam layers, edge support rails, adjustable air chambers and the removable top cover are all covered, ReST pays 100 percent of the replacement component cost plus shipping to the home for the full 10 years from delivery, and replacement components normally ship in 1-3 days, or up to 5-7 business days depending on location.

Exclusions and conditions: normal wear and tear; body impressions of 1.5 inches or less; burned, abused or otherwise damaged bedding; the bundled third-party tablet, which has only its own one-year manufacturer warranty (ReST offered help sourcing a discounted replacement); coverage transfers to nobody - it is valid only for the original purchaser.

Frame conditions affect validity: a 5- or 6-legged metal bed frame on queen and king, a 4-legged metal frame for Twin XL, and most platform beds are acceptable. Claim route as printed: warranty@restperformance.com or 888.588.1359.

Sleep Foundation summarizes the same policy as a 10-year warranty covering defects in mattress components but not normal wear and tear, with ReST covering shipping on claims and repair or replacement of the defective part. Practical caveat: with the brand not taking orders since early 2023 and its domains parked as of Sept 22, 2026, whether warranty parts and labor are still being honored is not published anywhere we could find.

Customer reviews and complaints

Brand-site reviews: the ReST reviews page carried an overall rating of 4.76 based on 618 verified customer reviews as of Jan 20, 2026 (in 2019 it showed 53 reviews), with recurring praise for back, hip and shoulder pain relief, deep sleep, split-king independence for couples and responsive customer service - one Split King owner wrote he had slept on a Sleep Number King for about 10 years and calls the ReST superior, and a Smyrna, TN buyer reported no more morning back or hip pain.

Third-party scores: Sleep Foundation 8.3/10 (motion isolation 8/10, pressure relief 8/10, durability 8/10, edge support 6.5/10, temperature control 6.5/10, ease of movement 5/10, off-gassing 6.5/10); Mattress Clarity 4.1/5 with support 4.5/5; Sleep Advisor 4.4/5; No Sleepless Nights-reviewed as a keeper in 2019 and later filed under Discontinued Products.

Complaint themes: air-pump noise on the Auto-Position and Automatic modes (silent only in Manual); app and connectivity problems, including a verified reviewer who reported the NightVision sleep-data feed worked intermittently and then stopped entirely and that the bed-adjustment app repeatedly lost contact with the pump, plus a call for a dedicated tablet on a $5,000 bed; setup complexity (at least 30 minutes, two tablets on queen and king, space and outlets needed for two pumps); a soft, low-bounce memory-foam feel that is hard for restless combination sleepers and poor for sex; heat retention from 4 inches of foam; and the price itself.

No BBB rating or Trustpilot content could be retrieved, and Sitejabber shows 0 reviews for restbed.com. the noise and app gripes are inherent to the sensing-fabric and air-chamber design rather than random defects, while the data outages and the unanswered question of who services a 2015-launched company's beds after 2023 are the real long-term risks.

What are the mattresses made of?

Construction is a 13-inch modular airbed with four functional layers. Cover: Sleep Skin performance fabric - moisture-wicking, breathable, zippered for removal and machine washable (Sleep Advisor describes it as polyethylene polyester with a polyurethane spandex blend).

Sensor layer: a proprietary three-ply antimicrobial warp-knit nylon-polyester blend with silver (Ag) molecularly bonded in a line pattern; it reads about 2,000 pressure points across the sleeping surface in real time (Sleep Foundation describes 1,000 data points on a grid per side) with no wires or plastics, and it feeds the pump and app.

Comfort: 4 inches of gel-infused memory foam (Mattress Clarity's teardown describes a 1 inch gel memory foam layer, a 2 inch gel memory foam layer and a 1 inch polyfoam layer); the GelGrid models substitute a 4 inch layer made of 2 inches foam blend plus 2 inches GelGrid. Transition: 1 inch transition foam.

Support: five individual medical-grade polyurethane air chambers per side (ten total) covering head, shoulders, lumbar, hips and legs, RF-welded to prevent leaks, fed by hoses from a pump under the bed; the 3-zone models cover shoulders, lumbar and hips. A foam base platform under the chambers protects them from the frame. Components are replaceable individually.

Certifications: foams are CertiPUR-US certified (per Sleep Advisor) and the brand's pages state medical-grade parts; no GREENGUARD Gold, OEKO-TEX or other third-party certification was found published. Country of origin: made in the USA is stated on the Sleep Advisor review; ReST's own site did not publish an origin statement we could verify.

Where can you try and buy the mattresses?

Buying was direct-to-consumer online at restbed.com (now restperformance.com), plus bricks-and-mortar dealers.

Sleep Foundation's review states the bed was available online through ReST and in select stores, with more than 150 retail locations across the United States, where shoppers could buy in person; Denver Mattress Company announced national distribution on March 27, 2017, starting in 17 stores across 8 states (Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Ohio, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin).

ReST also ran a Virtual Mattress Store for live video demos with a product expert from its Atlanta headquarters, a Book a Demo flow and a Store Locator, with sales and support by phone at 888-588-1349.

Today none of these channels sells the bed: the official sites are parked landers as of Sept 22, 2026, and dealer inventory is gone - The Mattress Factory's ReST category page still hosts the brand's description but the product grid reads Sorry, there are currently no products in this category. No current Amazon or Wayfair listings were found.

On the B2B side, the archived ReST OEM Smart Bed Kits page (March 2023) markets air-element smart beds to other manufacturers and references a Las Vegas showroom, booth C1552, and the brand supplied ReST Bed units to the hospitality and athletic markets during its active years.

ReST Bed vs. other mattress brands

Against Sleep Number 360 (the brand's own comparison): ReST listed its bed at $5,099 against $5,199 for the Sleep Number 360 i10, and claimed five adjustable zones per sleeper versus one, no empty gap between sleepers, medical-grade polyurethane air chambers versus vulcanized rubber, automatic firmness adjustment as standard, compatibility with any adjustable base and a full non-prorated 10-year warranty versus Sleep Number's limited warranty - but Sleep Number is still trading, still serviced and still shipping beds, so it wins decisively on availability, support and resale today.

Against Eight Sleep Pod Pro Max (listed at $3,595 in the same archived table): Eight Sleep costs less, adds active heating and cooling and a sleep-tracking ecosystem, and is still sold; ReST counters with true five-zone air adjustability per side, no subscription and no water system, but loses on temperature control and availability.

Against Saatva Solaire, the closest still-sold rival airbed in Sleep Advisor's comparison: Solaire offers a single air chamber with adjustable firmness per side from an active brand with a 365-night trial and lifetime warranty, and it wins on price, trial length and serviceability, while ReST wins on zone count and pressure-map data.

Against Tempur-Pedic and other premium memory-foam beds: ReST delivered a similar conforming feel (4 inches of gel memory foam) with the ability to change firmness by zone nightly, but it adds pump noise, app dependence, under-bed hardware and setup time - traditional foam wins for simplicity and durability certainty.

Against Purple (whose GelFlex Grid technology ReST licensed for the Purple Grid / GelGrid models): Purple is cheaper, still sold and simpler; ReST was the more adjustable but more fragile proposition.

Bottom line: on paper ReST beat every airbed on zone control and warranty generosity, but the brand's collapse means shoppers should compare only against beds they can still buy and get serviced, where Sleep Number, Saatva Solaire, Eight Sleep and Tempur-Pedic all win by default today.

How we research and report

This page is an early draft built from our research sheet for ReST Bed. We read the brand's own pages and public listings, and we do not test mattresses ourselves. Fields marked "Not yet researched" are still being checked.

Researched September 22, 2026 by the Nappedia brand team, official sources first. restbed.com, www.restbed.com, restperformance.com and restsmartbed.com all showed the same GoDaddy parking page on Sept 22, 2026, so the brand has no live official site.

Because of that, official pages were read from older versions of the site, each labeled by date: the official homepage from Nov 2020 and Dec 25, 2023 and the Explore the ReST Bed w/ GelGrid page from Feb 15, 2026 (both showing the same four final models and the notice ReST is currently not accepting orders); product pages for the Original ReST Bed (June 2021), the Original w/ Gel Grid (Jan 2021), the ReST Essential (Nov 2020) and the ReST Single Pump / Easy (July 2022) with their price matrices; the warranty page and the FAQ page (July 2019); the reviews pages (July 2019 and Jan 20, 2026, the latter showing 4.76 from 618 verified reviews); the buy-now page (Aug 2020) and the Smart Bed Kit OEM page (March 2023).

Retailer and trade sources next: the Denver Mattress Company national-distribution press release of March 27, 2017, and The Mattress Factory's ReST category page (checked Sept 2026, now empty).

Third-party reviews last: Sleep Foundation's ReST Bed review page (updated page shown as 2026, body dated Dec 6, 2023), Mattress Clarity's review (updated July 21, 2026), Sleep Advisor's review (updated May 15, 2026) and No Sleepless Nights' ReST Smart Bed review (updated July 11, 2024, filed under Discontinued Products), plus Mattress Clarity's July 2021 BedJet partnership write-up.

Brand claims are labeled as brand claims throughout, every price and policy is tied to a dated source, and gaps are listed as not published: no closure announcement, no final-era price list, no published return-shipping or exchange terms beyond the reported $199, no third-party durability lab data, and we could not confirm BBB or Trustpilot ratings (Sitejabber shows 0 reviews for restbed.com).

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