by The 2025 redesign of the Purple RejuvenatePremier is the one I would shortlist if you want a tall, medium-soft mattress with substantial pressure cushioning and a responsive coil-and-grid feel. Its signature is 4 inches of layered GelFlex Grid beneath Purple’s DreamLayer top, in a 15.5-inch profile. I would pass if you want a firm, conventional-feeling bed, have a tight delivery route for a very heavy mattress, or do not want to spend luxury-mattress money: the Queen is currently listed at $7,699.
The model in this review
Purple RejuvenatePremier Mattress — 2025 redesign
15.5 inches tall · medium-soft · 4 inches of layered GelFlex Grid · individually coiled support
My short verdict: this is a pressure-relief-first luxury mattress, not a safe pick for every sleeper. If your shoulders and hips need a plush landing but you still want a springy, supportive bed rather than an all-foam sink, the layered Grid and coil system are the reasons to consider it. If you mainly want a soft pillow top or a lower-cost Purple feel, compare it with the Purple RestorePremier Cool Touch Hybrid before paying for the extra height and deeper Grid.
Is the RejuvenatePremier worth considering?
The 2025 RejuvenatePremier is aimed at shoppers who want a premium mattress with a noticeably cushioned top, adaptive pressure relief and a more buoyant response than traditional slow-moving memory foam. Purple calls its feel medium-soft and says it is often preferred by side and combination sleepers. That is useful positioning, not a promise that every body will experience the same firmness.
What makes this model distinct is not just its plushness. Purple combines an airy DreamLayer top, Active Response+ foam, two 2-inch GelFlex Grid layers, and an independent coil system. The Grid yields under concentrated pressure while the coils add a responsive support base. You get a more engineered, layered sensation than a simple foam mattress—and a substantial 15.5-inch bed to dress and move.
- Consider it if you like a medium-soft surface, need cushioning around shoulders or hips, and value quick response when changing positions.
- Think twice if you prefer a firm surface, dislike the unusual springy feel of Purple’s Grid, or want to avoid a mattress that weighs more than 200 pounds in Queen size.
- Check your frame and access before ordering: the mattress is 15.5 inches tall, and the Queen ships in a package weighing 260 pounds.
Sizes, dimensions, weights and current prices
Purple’s live product listing currently shows five size options. These are the displayed prices, not a promise that a promotion will remain in place; check the selected size and final total before checkout. Purple lists no Full size for this model. Split King is two Twin XL mattresses, so its listed total equals two Twin XLs.
| Size | Mattress dimensions | Mattress weight | Current listed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin XL | 80 × 38 × 15.5 in | 117 lb | $7,099 |
| Queen | 80 × 60 × 15.5 in | 222 lb | $7,699 |
| King | 80 × 76 × 15.5 in | 246 lb | $9,299 |
| California King | 84 × 72 × 15.5 in | 244 lb | $9,299 |
| Split King | Two Twin XL mattresses, each 80 × 38 × 15.5 in | 117 lb each | $14,198 |
Plan the delivery path, not just the bedroom. Purple lists the Queen shipping package at 81 × 61 × 17.5 inches and 260 pounds; the King package is 81 × 77 × 17.5 inches and 292 pounds. California King ships at 85 × 73 × 17.5 inches and 290 pounds. Twin XL ships at 81 × 39 × 17.5 inches and 142 pounds; Split King arrives as two Twin XL packages. Measure stairs, turns, doorways and elevator space before you order, and ask Purple how its in-home setup applies to your address.
Queen is the price reference most shoppers will want: $7,699 before any eligible discount, financing, or other checkout adjustment. Purple advertises free shipping and complimentary in-home setup for Rejuvenate mattresses. I would still confirm the delivery window, setup, and any discount details in the cart rather than assume every promotion or service applies identically everywhere.
What does the 2025 redesign change?
The older Rejuvenate collection used a quilted Euro top. Purple says the 2025 collection replaces that top with DreamLayer technology and updates the Grid construction. That means an older RejuvenatePremier listing or review may describe a different version—some retailer listings still call the older mattress 18.5 inches tall. The current Purple product page specifies a 15.5-inch 2025 model. Make sure the exact product and construction match before using a retailer’s listing to compare prices.
On this redesign, DreamLayer is Purple’s name for the upper comfort system: a MicroGrid layer and MicroAir foam. Beneath it, the RejuvenatePremier uses Active Response+ foam and two 2-inch GelFlex Grid layers, totaling 4 inches of Grid. Purple describes the grid as instantly adaptive and the coils as part of the responsive support system. Together, the materials are intended to balance surface cushioning, pressure relief, airflow and support.
In practical terms, the Grid’s elastic, open-column construction does not feel like a standard slab of memory foam. It compresses under pressure while springing back quickly, so you may feel a buoyant, slightly unusual give instead of a slow hug. If possible, try the current redesign in person at a Purple store or an authorized retailer such as Mattress Firm. A five-minute showroom test will not predict a full night’s sleep, but it can tell you whether the Grid sensation is an immediate no.
How might it feel in your sleep position?
Side sleepers: This is the clearest match in Purple’s own positioning. The medium-soft feel and 4 inches of layered Grid are designed to cushion high-pressure areas such as shoulders and hips. If you are a lighter side sleeper, the surface may feel more accommodating than a firm hybrid; if you are heavier or prefer a stable, flatter surface, test it in person because soft comfort can feel different as more of your body settles into the layers.
Back sleepers: Purple also lists back sleepers among the positions the mattress suits. The coil system and broad Grid surface are meant to distribute support, while the upper layers add cushioning. If you need a distinctly firm or very flat lumbar feel, compare it with a firmer option instead of relying on the word “support” in a product description.
Combination sleepers: A responsive Grid and coil combination should be easier to move across than a deep, slow-sinking foam bed. Purple lists combination sleepers as a target group. If you change positions often, the question is whether the plush top still feels stable to you when you roll onto your back or stomach; try those transitions in store.
Stomach sleepers: I would be cautious. Purple describes the RejuvenatePremier as medium-soft, while stomach sleepers often prefer a firmer feel to keep the hips from sinking too far. That is general fit guidance, not a measurement of this mattress or a guarantee about spinal alignment. If you primarily sleep on your stomach, compare it with the firmer Rejuvenate model before choosing.
Couples: A King or Split King gives more width than Queen, and Purple sells Split King as two separate Twin XL mattresses. Split King can make sense if each sleeper wants an independently adjustable side, but you will have a center seam and need to confirm base compatibility and bedding. I would not assume the grid eliminates motion transfer; Purple’s product materials do not give a model-specific motion-isolation measurement.
Who should NOT buy this mattress?
- Skip it if you want firm. The current model is described as medium-soft, not firm.
- Skip it if you dislike unusual materials. The Grid’s elastic, quick-response feel is distinctive; buyers who want familiar, slow-contouring memory foam may not enjoy it.
- Skip it if your budget has a firm ceiling. The listed Queen price is $7,699, with King and California King at $9,299 each.
- Pause if delivery access is uncertain. Even the Queen shipping weight is listed at 260 pounds, and the mattress stands 15.5 inches high.
- Look elsewhere if you need a simple firm stomach-sleeper feel or have no way to test a medium-soft design before committing.
What base does the RejuvenatePremier need?
Purple says a solid platform or slats less than 3.5 inches apart are compatible, and says not to use a box spring. The company also says its Rejuvenate mattresses work with its Premium Smart Base and Premium Plus Smart Base, but not its Adjustable Base because of their height. Check your exact frame, slat spacing and base model with Purple before ordering; do not assume every adjustable foundation is interchangeable.
At 15.5 inches tall, the mattress may also change your bed’s overall height. Add the foundation and frame height to the mattress height, then check that getting in and out still feels comfortable and that fitted sheets have enough pocket depth.
Trial, returns, warranty and delivery
Purple advertises a 100-night home trial. Its return policy requires at least 21 days of use before a return, and provides a 100-calendar-day window from delivery. The mattress must be clean and undamaged with its law tag attached; Purple requires photos. Purple says it arranges pickup and refunds the product price less the value of any discount, accrued interest and transportation charges, with the transportation deduction capped at its then-standard freight charge. Read the current policy before purchase and keep the law tag in place while deciding.
Purple’s limited mattress warranty runs for 10 years from the original purchase date or until ownership transfers, whichever comes first, for qualifying new purchases from Purple or an authorized U.S. retailer. Coverage is subject to the warranty’s conditions and exclusions, and the cover is addressed separately. Keep your receipt and check the full warranty language rather than treating “10-year warranty” as coverage for normal wear or comfort preference.
Purple lists free shipping, a one-to-two-week shipping estimate on the product page, and complimentary in-home setup for Rejuvenate mattresses, including unpacking, placement and removal of packaging. Delivery dates and service availability can depend on the order and location, so confirm the details at checkout. Purple also lists the mattress as HSA/FSA eligible through its payment partner; eligibility depends on the buyer’s circumstances and the partner’s process.
How we compared
I compared Purple’s current RejuvenatePremier product details, size and price selector, dimensions, materials, trial and warranty terms, and the company’s explanation of its 2025 redesign. I did not sleep on this mattress or measure its firmness, temperature, motion transfer or edge support. The position-by-position guidance above is a fit assessment based on the stated medium-soft feel, construction and intended sleeper profiles—not a personal test result.
How it compares with other Purple options
| Model | What stands out | Who should compare it |
|---|---|---|
| Purple RestorePremier Cool Touch Hybrid | A lower-profile hybrid in Purple’s Restore line with a 3-inch GelFlex Grid layer. | Compare if you want Purple’s Grid-and-coil concept but do not need the RejuvenatePremier’s 4-inch layered Grid and luxury build. |
| Purple Harmony Pillow | A pillow rather than a mattress; it can change how your head and neck feel without replacing your bed. | Consider it only if your mattress is otherwise working and you are shopping for a pillow—not as a RejuvenatePremier substitute. |
| Purple Rejuvenate | Purple describes the standard Rejuvenate as firm, with 2 inches of GelFlex Grid and Active Response foam. | Compare if you want a firmer feel, especially if you mostly sleep on your stomach. |
The RestorePremier link above is the most useful mattress-to-mattress comparison: both are Purple hybrids, but the RejuvenatePremier is positioned as a more deeply cushioned, premium option. The Harmony pillow is not a direct alternative; it is relevant only when the sleep problem is pillow fit rather than mattress support. Within the Rejuvenate family, the standard Rejuvenate is the more logical comparison for shoppers prioritizing firmness over deeper Grid cushioning.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Purple RejuvenatePremier the 2025 redesigned mattress?
Yes. Purple’s current product page describes the 2025 Rejuvenate collection as replacing the previous quilted Euro top with DreamLayer and a new layered Grid construction. The current RejuvenatePremier page lists a 15.5-inch height; older retailer descriptions may refer to the earlier 18.5-inch version.
How firm is the 2025 RejuvenatePremier?
Purple describes it as medium-soft. Your experience depends on body shape, weight, sleep position and personal preference, so use the 100-night trial terms carefully or try it in person if available.
What is the current Queen price?
Purple currently lists the Queen at $7,699. Prices and promotions can change; confirm the selected size and order total on Purple’s product page.
Does it come in Full size?
Purple’s current size selector lists Twin XL, Queen, King, California King and Split King. It does not list Full for the RejuvenatePremier.
Can I put it on an adjustable base?
Purple says Rejuvenate mattresses are compatible with its Premium Smart Base and Premium Plus Smart Base, but not its Adjustable Base due to their height. Confirm compatibility for your exact foundation before buying.
Is the mattress good for side sleeping?
Purple identifies side sleepers as a strong fit, citing the medium-soft feel and layered Grid. If you are unsure whether that surface is soft enough—or too soft—try the model in person where possible.
How long is Purple’s trial?
Purple gives mattress buyers 100 calendar days from delivery to return, with a required 21-day adjustment period. The current return policy also specifies condition, law-tag, pickup and refund requirements.
The model in this review
Purple RejuvenatePremier Mattress — 2025 redesign
15.5 inches tall · medium-soft · 4 inches of layered GelFlex Grid · individually coiled support