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Purple Mattress: Stunning Comfort for Hot Sleepers

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Ben Trapskin

I have carefully studied and evaluated many mattresses, sheets, pillows, duvet inserts, comforters, sleep gadgets, and adjustable beds for over a deca... Full Bio
A bedroom with a beige carpet and walls contains a bed frame without a mattress. A rolled-up Purple Mattress is placed on the bed frame, its cover bearing the "Purple" label. Twin nightstands with lamps and framed photos hang above the bed, and a large mirror stands in a corner.
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Purple Restore Hybrid mattress in a modern bedroom
Restore Hybrid on display. Breathable cover + Grid over coils = relief with bounce.
Video: First impressions & who it fits.
Video: Motion transfer & cooling tests.

The GelFlex® Grid: Why Purple feels different

Material: a hyper-elastic polymer that’s springy, durable, and more temperature-neutral than dense foams.

Design: a grid of flexible columns that collapse under pressure points and hold up everywhere else. Air moves through open channels, so heat escapes instead of building up.

  • Pressure relief without the slow “stuck” feel.
  • Adaptive support that keeps your spine level.
  • Real airflow for hot sleepers.
  • Quick response for easy position changes.
  • Durability that resists body impressions better than most memory foams.

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Purple Rejuvenate Collection lineup
Rejuvenate Luxe Collection: new DreamLayer™ surface over the Grid for a plusher, cooler top feel.

Motion Transfer (Mattresses & Pillows)

Mattresses: The Grid disperses force sideways and the hybrids’ individually wrapped coils keep waves from traveling. Net: good to very good isolation for couples.

Pillows: Models using the Grid, MicroAir® foam, or shredded foam localize movement well. Partner head-turns don’t echo across.

Pros & Cons (from years of use + customer feedback)

Pros

  • Pressure relief + support without swampy sink.
  • Cooler than solid foam thanks to airflow.
  • Durable materials; resists impressions.
  • Multiple firmness/heights across lines.
  • Couple-friendly motion isolation.

Cons

  • Pricier than many foam beds.
  • Initial off-gassing can linger a couple days.
  • Heavy; awkward to move.
  • Unique feel isn’t for everyone.
  • Edge support is okay, not tank-like.
Video: Side & back sleeper alignment.
Video: Which model to pick.

Who it fits (position & weight)

  • Side sleepers: generally great—look at Plus/Restore/Rejuvenate Plush for deeper relief.
  • Back sleepers: Original, Restore, or Rejuvenate Premier (medium) keep the pelvis level.
  • Strict stomach: you’ll want firmer support; some do better on firm traditional hybrids.
  • Heavier bodies: go thicker/firm or hybrid for alignment and edge strength.

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Pressure Relief, Back Pain & Shoulder Pain

The Grid flexes at the shoulders/hips and holds at the lumbar, which is why many side sleepers and folks with nagging shoulder pain do well here. Some back pain users report improvement; firmness match still matters. Chronic issues? Use the 100-night trial and sanity-check your pick with your clinician.

Purple Through the Years (my timeline)

I first reviewed Purple in 2016 (they sent a king). I’d followed the 2015 Kickstarter (320 backers, $171,560). Since then we’ve stocked Purple in stores—people either love the Grid or don’t. That’s your cue to try it in person when possible.

  • 1996: hyper-elastic polymer grid idea lands.
  • 2013: Mattress Max enables full-size grid molds.
  • 2015–16: DTC rocketship.
  • 2018→: public company, wider retail footprint, more models.
  • 2025: line simplified around PurpleFlex, Restore Hybrid, and Rejuvenate Luxe; DreamLayer™ top debuts for Rejuvenate.

Model Guide (Updated for 2025)

Demonstration of Purple Hybrid sink and pressure relief
How the Grid collapses under load without swallowing you whole.

PurpleFlex (replaces “New Day”)

  • Build: 2″ GelFlex® Grid over supportive foams; firmer, cooler intro to the Grid.
  • Who it fits: budget shoppers, back/stomach sleepers who want lift over hug.
  • Queen list price: $1,299 (promos often dip lower).
  • Shop PurpleFlex

Original & Plus (all-foam)

  • Purple (Original): 2″ Grid + comfort foams; medium-firm.
  • Purple Plus: extra breathable foam for a softer, deeper cradle; still sleeps cool.
  • Typical Queen pricing: Original ~$1,299–$1,499 on promo; Plus ~$1,899 typical sale price.
  • Compare Original vs. Plus

Restore Hybrid Collection (Restore / RestorePlus / RestorePremier)

ModelHeightGridWhat’s differentQueen price snapshot*
Restore11.5″~2″Balanced feel, coil support$2,399 list
RestorePlus~13″~3″Zoned coils, deeper relief$2,999–$3,299 MSRP; frequent promos to ~$2,499–$2,999
RestorePremier~13″~3″Most immersive Restore feelAbove Plus; promo-dependent

*Promos change often; verify live price. Check current deals.

Purple Hybrid edge and sink test close-up
Edges are improved vs early gens, still not granite-firm like traditional innersprings.

Rejuvenate Luxe Collection (Rejuvenate / Rejuvenate Plus / Rejuvenate Premier / Rejuvenate Ultimate)

  • What’s new: DreamLayer™ surface (micro-scale Grid + MicroAir™ foam) replaces the old euro-top feel—softer surface without smothering cooling.
  • Feel: ranges from plush to supportive “medium,” depending on trim.
  • Queen starting prices: typically $4,999+; Premier/Ultimate climb higher with height/foam upgrades.
  • See Rejuvenate Luxe lineup
Purple Luxe mattress close-up of surface comfort system
Upscale surface comfort with DreamLayer™ + deeper Grid support.

Kids

2″ kid-tuned comfort foam + 2″ Grid with a breathable, machine-washable cover (Twin only). See Purple Kids

Grand (legacy note)

Occasionally seen at retail with heavy build and premium price; Purple’s 2025 emphasis is Restore + Rejuvenate as the premium paths. If you find Grand in stock, verify price and delivery weight before buying.

Purple Grand mattress in a styled bedroom
Grand: over-the-top construction, over-the-top weight, over-the-top price.
Video: Temperature checks and airflow talk.
Video: Final picks by sleeper type.

Purple vs. Memory Foam

Purple (Grid)Memory Foam
FeelBuoyant, responsive; collapses only where loadedSlow hug, deep contour
CoolingAir moves through channelsCan trap heat (varies by foam)
Motion isolationGood–very goodGood; sometimes “roll together” on soft builds
DurabilityResists impressions wellSofter foams compress sooner

Compare Purple’s current models

Mattresses similar to Purple

MaterialProsCons
Other gel gridsRelief + bounceFeel varies; often pricey
Pocketed coilsTargeted support + bounceLess contour than foam/grids
LatexResilient, breathable, durableCosts more; different feel than Grid
Memory foamDeep contour/reliefHeat + sink risk

Why hot sleepers tend to like Purple

The Grid’s open channels and polymer’s temp-neutral nature keep airflow moving. Some models add foams that warm it slightly, but overall Purple runs cooler than solid foam stacks. Pair with breathable bedding and a 60–67°F room for best results.

See cooling-focused Purple options

Reasons you might not buy Purple

  • Over ~250 lbs: you’ll likely prefer thicker/firm hybrids (or a firm non-grid hybrid) for alignment.
  • Strict stomach: firmer traditional hybrids may feel better.
  • Love the slow hug: if you live for memory foam, the Grid’s bounce may bug you.
  • Budget: Purple sits above many entry-level foam brands.

2025 Sizes & Price Ranges (Queen focus)

LineQueen “typical” price*Notes
PurpleFlex$1,299 list; promos ~$999–1,099Best budget entry; firmer
Purple (Original)~$1,299–1,499 on promoMedium-firm, all-foam
Purple Plus~$1,899 typical saleSofter, more plush foam above Grid
Restore$2,399 listCore hybrid option
RestorePlus$2,999–3,299 MSRP; frequent discounts (e.g., ~$2,499–2,999)Zoned coils + 3″ Grid
RestorePremierAbove Plus; promo-dependentMost immersive Restore feel
Rejuvenate (Luxe)$4,999+DreamLayer™ top + Grid; luxury
Rejuvenate Premier / Ultimate$6,995–$7,999+Top-end Luxe builds

*“Typical” = Purple’s current listings + recent promo snapshots. For today’s exact price: see live pricing.

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Financing (Affirm)

  • 0% APR for qualified customers; otherwise APR varies by credit.
  • Terms: 6–36 months; minimum purchase $250; no prepay penalty.
Do the math on total paid, not just the monthly.

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Consumer Reports Testing (snapshot)

Overall score previously reported at 80/100 (“very good”) with strong marks for pressure relief, alignment, and durability. Caveats: the feel is polarizing and models can be heavy.

How to Clean a Purple Mattress

  1. Strip bedding (wash protector if used).
  2. Vacuum seams/surface with upholstery tool.
  3. Spot clean (mild dish soap + water). Dab, don’t soak.
  4. Blot dry with towels; let it air-dry fully (fans/windows help).
  5. Vacuum again; re-dress.

Where to Try Purple

Order direct (100-night trial, typical free shipping) or try in Purple stores and big chains like Mattress Firm. Call first to confirm the exact model/size on the floor. Buy direct from Purple

Common Complaints (and Reddit themes)

  • Feel/adjustment: grid bounce can feel odd; some call it too firm at first.
  • Durability: a minority report edge softness or localized sag; hybrids help.
  • Heat: most stay cool; a few still sleep warm (bedroom climate & bedding matter).
  • Customer service: some friction on returns/warranty—document everything.
Close-up side profile of the Purple Grand mattress showing layered construction
Grand up close: two grid layers + latex + robust perimeter foam.
Recap: feel, cooling, and who should skip it.
Buying guide: picking your model with confidence.

My Verdict

If you want pressure relief without the slow sink, run hot, and like a responsive surface, Purple belongs on your shortlist. If you’re a strict stomach sleeper, heavier and need extra-firm lift, or you love slow-hug foam, consider a firmer hybrid (including Purple’s firmer hybrids) or a traditional innerspring. Try it in person if you can; otherwise, buy with the trial in mind.

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149 thoughts on “Purple Mattress: Stunning Comfort for Hot Sleepers”

      • I don’t recommend this for any type of foam mattress. It needs to breathe and can cause mold to grow if you lay it on a hardwood surface. I have done this and lost a great mattress in the process.

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        • It’s actually specified on Purples website that it is NOT made to use with a box spring and if you use it with one it will break your warranty.

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  1. Hi Ben! I’ve been enjoying all of your mattress reviews. I know that the Purple mattress is super new, but I’m wondering how you would compare it to the Luxi mattress?

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    • The Purple is slightly on the firmer end. As I said in the post, you sleep “on” it more than “in” it. The top layer, Smart-Comfort Grid does an excellent job of conforming but doesn’t hug you like memory foam does.

      The Luxi SBT layer is made of foam and also collapses under pressure so there is a somewhat similar feeling. The Luxi can also be configured different ways by changing the layers around on each side of the bed if you buy a queen or king.

      I think if you know you prefer a medium firm or firm mattress, definitely go with Purple. If you and your partner have different sleep preferences, you may want to give the Luxi a try.

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  2. How long have you been using/testing this mattress? Thinking about buying it and want to know your thoughts after you have been sleeping on it for a while. Thanks.

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    • I’ve spend 4 nights on it so far. It will take some time to get a true sense of how it feels since body needs at least a few weeks to adjust to a new mattress but so far so good! I really appreciate that it doesn’t trap heat like a memory foam can.

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  3. Hi,

    Thanks for reviewing this. The info provided is immensely helpful. I’m curious about the return policy and more specifically if I’ll be required to pay return shipping. 140lbs through UPS can be pricey. I do know about the 100 day trial and free shipping to my house already, but I haven’t heard much on if the return cost is absorbed by me. Any info you can provide would be great. Thanks again.

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    • Here’s the return information according to their FAQ:

      How do returns work?
      We hope that you’ll try Purple™ for at least a month before deciding to return it. It’s quite possible that your body was compensating for your previous bed, and it could take some time for your body to get used to actually having the right support. That being said, if you do decide to return your Purple™ Product, you’ll contact our support team through OnPurple.com and they’ll walk you through the process for returning:

      The Purple™ Bed – there’s no way you’re getting it back into the packaging it comes in, and it’s heavy and expensive to ship back. So we’ll find a local donation center to come pick it up for you.

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  4. It just seems…strange. It’s a 2 inch rubber grid with just regular foam. I find all the Kickstarter companies to seem very comparable on the range of firmness. Yet they say it fits everybody. I like a real soft bed.

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    • If you like a real soft bed, I wouldn’t recommend the Purple. You won’t sink into it as much as a softer foam bed.

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    • Either way is fine, just make sure the box spring is a newer one made in the last 10 years and doesn’t have any give to it. It can go on a floor or slats too.

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  5. Thanks for the review. I notice on their website that they are at least three weeks out on delivery due to demand. Do you know or have you heard if they will stick to three weeks or be delayed longer (due to higher demand)? Worst case scenario they are unable to fulfill orders in a timely manner. Thank you!

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  6. THanks so much for the great review! I just ordered mine using your link. My back cannot wait for it to arrive. I’ve been sleeping on an Essentia Jeanius mattress for 4 years and it was fantastic in the beginning, but about a year ago it really started to sag and now it’s just pure pain now.

    On a side note, do you use and/or recommend a good mattress cover to protect the mattress from absorbing allergens, etc.?

    Thanks again!

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  7. Thanks so much! That cover looks great. I totally missed that review and it looks like the perfect solution. May have to get the pillow cases too. 🙂 Also, I found the soaps/cleaners and those look excellent as well. Dang, I’m going to spend my next 3 months’ budget. 🙂 BTW, this is an outstanding resource you’ve built. Thanks so much for doing it.

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  8. Hi, great review! How would you rate the edge for support? Also can the cover come off? I am thinking about this for our air stream so it would need to be “trimmed” to fit. I know sounds crazy but people do it 😉

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  9. Loved your review and got the queen mattress delivered last Friday. It’s been almost a week and I’m convinced, but my wife is still in the wait and see mode.

    I noticed your other reviews speak about the three layers in more detail. What do you think about the durability and quality of the three layers in Purple?

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    • I can’t speak to the durability quite yet as I haven’t had enough time with it but the two layers below the top layer of the Purple are firmer. What I’m most interested in is learning how the top layer holds up over time.

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  10. Ben, at least on the mobIle browser of the Samsung phone I use, lowercase “I’s” aren’t Included In the font set used for the comments. All the words with lowercase “I’s” in them are mIssIng the letter. Just a heads up.

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  11. Love your reviews! Did you prefer the Lull or the Purple? They seem so similar, yet quite different.

    Thanks!

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    • They are definitely different feeling mattresses. The Lull is going to feel more like a traditional memory foam mattress. The purple grid on the Purple mattress is really what sets it apart. Like I said in the review, you aren’t going to sink into it. Instead, it does a really good job of addressing specific pressure points and collapsing as necessary. The breathability of the Purple is unsurpassed so you won’t overheat. The Purple feels completely different than any other mattress I have tested.

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  12. Thank you so much for this review! I am due for a new mattress as mine now has a crater after 10 years of use and me weighing 195lbs. I never slept a full night on a memory foam mattress before because I hated how I would just sink into it and had to crawl out. This is an issue for me because I often move around a lot at night. The purple has my attention because of that top layer however due to my weight and I going to have the same sink in issue. Also how does the purple compare to the Alexander, as I know the Alexander seems to be top rated.

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    • The threshold for weight according to their website:

      The Purple™ Bed should easily support any person up to 300 lbs (this is weight per person, not combined weight of multiple users). If you’re worried about accommodating someone significantly heavier than that but still want the power of Purple™, we recommend buying a high quality firm mattress specifically designed for “heavy sleepers” and adding the Purple™ Top to it. It may be a bit more expensive now, but will be more than worth it in the long run.

      Between this and the Alexander they are very different mattresses. I think you will enjoy the Purple since you mention you don’t like the sinking in.

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  13. Can you use a heated mattress pad or heated blanked withe the Purple mattress? I think I might miss having one of those during our cold Chicago winters.

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    • That would be fine although it will reduce the elasticity of the mattress which means less pressure relief if you use a mattress pad. This mattress works best with sheets that have a little give to them.

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  14. Does the “off-gassing” rating of 9.5/10 mean that there is no noticeable noxious emissions odor when the mattress is first unwrapped? And if there is some odor, how quickly does it dissipate?

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    • That’s correct. There is very little odor with this mattress. For me it complete went away in a couple days.

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  15. Hi Ben,

    Ordered my purple mattress – it should arrive Friday!! I know they recommend ‘ stretchy sheets’ to not lose any of the benefit. Do you have any sheet recommendations? From your reviews I really liked the look of the SOL organic sheets – would these be good?

    Thanks for your help and for having such a wonderfully helpful website.

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  16. I’m really interested in purchasing this mattress. If it is too firm would a pillow top compensate? Or will it take away from the uniqueness of the mattress?

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  17. Hello Purple People!

    I am trying to find out if I need to (or if I ‘should’) use a mattress cover. I usually use one to reduce the chance of staining. I also don’t want to reduce the effectiveness of the mattress.

    I also am wondering is using a box spring is better than slats? It seems as if a box spring would be more supportive so I am leaning toward that option. However, I don’t have box springs now so I would prefer not to buy something I don’t really need.

    Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

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  18. How long does it take it to get to full size once opened and layer out? Mine is at 8″ now. Will it get to 9.5?

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    • It shouldn’t take long. Mine was ready to go in less than an hour. You can see in my video that it pops into shape quickly.

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  19. Am I missing something? They pound and pound on foam on their website as being toxic and full of chemicals and so old fashion and yet under the purple stuff there is an ample amount of foam. Kinda sketchy, yes?

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    • I have had one in my h ok me for 14 months. It is actually in a guest room and everyone who has slept on the bed remarks about how comfortable it is. Conforms well, gives great support, sleeps cool; they have all loved the bed. Also have a newer Tempuroedic in as another room and the purple is the clear winner over the Tempurpedic. So, I just bought another p.o purple for my grandson’s room. Highly recommend this mattress!!

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  20. How does it compare to a Leesa as far as firmness is concerned? My son has a Leesa and he loves it. Just wondering if its about the same firmness.

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    • The Purple will feel firmer than the Leesa. You aren’t going to sink into the Purple as much as the Leesa.

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  21. Can the Purple bed be used with an adjustable base that raises the head and feet? I am hoping this does not cause issues as I like the adjustable base.

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  22. I’ve been sleeping on my Purple for a month and I cannot believe the difference. I wear a FitBit, and I went from being restless 15-35 times a night for up to an hour and waking up 2-5 times a night, with my average night sleep 4.89hrs, to often sleeping the whole night through and never once exceeding 5X restless. I’ve increase my average sleeping time to over 7 hours. I like a softer bed and my husband prefers a firm bed, but we both absolutely love the Purple. We used to wake up sweating pretty regularly, and we haven’t once since we bought the Purple. I highly recommend it, especially to people like me with back problems and sleep problems. The Purple is a game changer.

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    • i ordered mine about a week ago & got it today on thanksgiving. Have not taken out of bag yet. Waiting for other items I ordered with it. Hope it helps my back feel better. A fit bit wow great idea for proof of sleep. Great to hear as fit bit cannot lie…..It just proves mattress works & is a game changer sounds like.

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  23. Very interested in the Purple. My only concern is my wife is a self proclaimed “princess and the pea” person. How pronounced are the joints in the top layer when you lay on it? Can you feel them at all or does it just blend it and not noticeable?

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    • I found the grid to be noticeable at first. I got used to it after about 3 nights. It is a different feel than a traditional mattress so definitely something to be aware of.

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  24. This question is R rated, so be warned! We hate our memory foam type mattress for sex because we just sink up in it. After five years, we also are rolling toward the center and it sleeps hot. We’re looking for less sinkage and more bounce and a cooler sleep experience.

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    • You won’t sink in with the purple and it will have a little bounce to it. The Purple is also the best mattress I have tested so far for temperature regulation.

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  25. I bought a SleepNumber bed that had several parts to malfunction in less than 30 days. I returned it and ordered the Purple. I read that I can use it on an adjustable base, but does the mattress need to be secured to the base like my SleepNumber bed had to be?

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    • I used mine on my Reverie 8Q Adjustable base. Your adjustable base should have some mechanism build into it to hold the mattress so it doesn’t slide off the bed.

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  26. Thanks for your informative reviews!
    I’m curious about edge stiffness with the Purple mattress, as I tend to sleep very close to the edge of the bed.
    Do the edges hold up well? And do they have any kind of reinforcement like some of the other brands claim to have?

    Thanks again!

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    • The edge support is good. There’s not reinforcement on the edge of this mattress but it really doesn’t need it since the support layer is very firm.

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  27. Hello, I looked at the purple and luxi reviews and comparisons. I still cant decide. We need something for lower back pain. My husband and I are both side sleepers. My husband is also a disabled vet and ex airborne so his back is pretty bad. He likes a firmer mattress but not rock hard. We’re so stuck between these (actually it’s between luxi, purple, and ghost). Pleaaaaaase give us your recommendation lol

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    • I would start with the Luxi since you can customize it to different firmness levels. It is the most versatile mattress I have reviewed.

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    • The Purple will feel firmer than the Alexander medium firm. The Purple will sleep cooler and have a some bounce to it but not give you the hug and cozy feeling that the Alexander will.

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  28. The King Purple™ Mattress

    $ 1,299.00 $ 1,399.00
    Starting at $115 a month. for a foam mattress no way for under $10.00 in raw materials.

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    • Yes, absolutely. Just make sure it’s a newer box spring that isn’t bouncy. One built in the last 10 years should be fine.

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  29. I’ve been sleeping on my purple for a month now and absolutely hate it. My husban loves it. He has wonderful nights of sleep. Where my back hurts more now than it ever has before. I get shooting pains in my mid back and my legs, feet and toes go numb. Am I the only one to hate this mattress?

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  30. Ben I have a futon , been sleeping on it for a year . Can i just put the purple mattress on the frame and be fine ? Also if i put on the frame can i make it a couch then bed again like the futon is. If i can do this and get away with it sweet im in .

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    • Unfortunately it won’t bend like a futon so it would not work in the upright position. I’m not sure what frame for the futon you have either. It would probably be best to get a stand alone frame.

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    • It only takes a few minutes to expand. Since the bottom is a dense foam and the top is the purple layer, it is ready to sleep on very quickly.

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  31. Just wondering…I’ve seen some reviews that state that the mattresses are not true to size–a queen should be 80″ long, but customers report they measure some 3 inches short. Have you experienced this? We are 6’3 and 5’11 and need foot room. Thanks!

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    • My Queen sized Purple Mattress is only 77 inches. I have been sleeping on it with my feet hanging over the edge for over a year and just now reached out to customer service about this issue. I have not heard back yet.

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  32. Our Purple mattress, King, just arrived. We unrolled it and are worried about the size. It’s only measuring 74″x74″. I know it needs to expand, but will it still expand that much more? We’ve had it sitting for 15 mins so far. Still waiting.

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    • It should expand to full shape within a half hour. If it is still the wrong shape overnight, I would contact Purple.

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  33. Wondered how you like your mattress by now? It has been nearly 6 months. Any sagging with the Purple? Thanks

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    • Hi Michelle,

      I did not test it long term. I sold it to a neighbor after sleeping on it for a month or so. He hasn’t had any complaints about sagging or other issues.

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  34. I have two questions. I currently own a split king sleep number bed and my girlfriend and I both dislike it. One of our biggest problems with it is that the two mattresses push apart from each other in the middle of bed causing about a one foot gap between us. The bases are attached together and the mattresses are attached to the bases, but no matter how many times we push them back in together, the gap keeps coming back so I have to fill it with pillows. I’m pretty sure the purple wouldn’t have that problem because it’s a solid mattress. So now to my questions. I saw another post where you guys said that a sleep number adjustable base could be used with purple. The sleep number mattresses are screwed to the base so they stay on the base when you adjust the bed. Since there is no way to do that with the purple, a are we going to have problems with them sliding off the base I if we raise the heads? Also, If we have two twin XL’s side by side on the bases, are we going to have to worry about them pushing apart making a gap?

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    • I can’t speak for the Sleep Number adjustable base but I do know that the Reverie adjustable base will work with the Purple. If you buy two twin xl mattresses you will still notice a gap. I prefer a traditional king over a split.

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  35. So, if you sold the Purple to your neighbor, what is the mattress that you like better/have gone back to and why?

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    • I keep switching mattresses since I am constantly reviewing them. I prefer a softer mattress myself which can be problematic as a stomach sleeper. Right now I am sleeping on the Intellibed which was given to me for review by the company. I will be creating a review of that soon. The big drawback with it is that it is very expensive. I have a coupon code for the intellibed for 10% off by using SLEEPSHERPA at checkout.

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  36. I saw that you recommended the sheex bed sheets, I was wondering if there is any specific style you recommend. Should I just go with an original style, or should I go with the bamboo or the fleece both of which look really comfortable? I have been interested in this bed for a while I just want to make sure im prepared when it gets here.

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  37. Hey Ben, any idea of what kind of adjustable box spring you can use with purple? We have the king size and so far it’s amazing but I have developed lower back pain and have chronic upper back pain. I’ve noticed that when raising my legs and head just slightly with pillows, that my pain is eased.

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  38. I know they are too different beds (coil hybrid vs pure foam) for an apple to apple comparison but we are between the winkbed and purple. We are side sleepers & most important for both of us is pressure release. And we aren’t small people. My husband is 6’4″ 280 and I am 5’7″ 175.

    Your thoughts and comparison would be very helpful!! Thank you

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    • I found that the Purple is probably best suited to stomach and back sleepers. With the Winkbed you will get more hug and the traditional mattress feel. With the Purple you still get pressure relief but feel like you are sleeping on it rather than “in” it making it less cozy.

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  39. We’ve been sleeping on the Purple for about a month now. I vacillated between hybrids and luxury foam mattress brands in what turned out to be an 8 month decision process. In the end, I chose to try Purple because everyone reported that the mattress slept “cool” or neutral at worst, plus I liked the idea of the mattress keeping a neutral spine angle (so if you sleep on your back for example, your butt sinks while your legs stay more on top of the mattress). My fiance and I both wake up every morning and marvel at how great our bed is! I’m basically a human furnace and this bed sleeps as cool as any I’ve slept in, and I’m not waking up in the middle of the night fighting for the right position. I’m 6’4″ 220 and she’s 5’9″ 115 (ages 38/30) and we’ve both had a great experience- can’t recommend this mattress and company enough (they sent replacement seat cushions after our delivery people left our package out front and the package was stolen). By the way, the seat cushions are awesome as well!

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  40. Ben,

    I have both this and the Alex Hybrid Mattress in King size. I seem to have great sleep scores on both Mattresses based on Sleep Cycle but what’s the xfactor how do I determine which one to keep. I’m 6’0 ft 250(and losing) I currently sleep alone but that’ll change when my fiancé moves in. Is there any advance you can give on how to make the right choice on what I should really look for in these last few weeks of testing.

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    • I would focus in how how your lower back feels on each. I think you will probably find the all foam to be a better choice. It will also do better with motion transfer which will be important when your fiance moves in.

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      • I am a side sleeper & back sleeper, & sure hope I can have sleep both ways. I’ve had a bamboo mattress for 8 years now & seem 2 b happy, but hope taking the purple plunge (just received it today) will allow me better sleep for my lower back. I have not opened it up yet. I have ordered the cover, sheets, pillow accessories to. Waiting for them b4 using. I have 6 wood slats under current bamboo mattress so I’m betting I need to buy a whole wood piece or maybe 3 more slats. I’m not sure, any suggestions on either slats or full piece board please. Thank you

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    • Which one do you have? We just got the Purple 4 and thinking it’s too plush for me. I ultimately seem to want to go from my side to stomach. I thought I was going to my stomach bc of sinking into old tempurpedic. I have a feeling we will need to exchange for the Purple 3 as it accommodates stomach sleepers too. I’m bummed bc I’d rather not need to exchange but the 4 king is EXPENSIVE!

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  41. We’ve had the Purple bed two months now. I like the feel and my wife loves it but unfortunately I have developed serious shoulder pain from side sleeping. I also back sleep so need lots of support. My wife sleeps in all three positions and isn’t as picky but hates firm mattresses. Any recommendations for us. So sad to be giving up on purple but I can’t imaging dealing with this shoulder pain longterm.

    Thanks!

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    • I would go with the Nest Alexander medium firm. You can get either the all foam version or hybrid. Either one is great for side sleepers and still has good support for back sleepers.

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  42. IntelliBED’s “INTELL-GEL” comes from the same company as Purple’s “Hyper-Elastic Polymer”. Just check the footer of intellibed.com and onpurple.com.

    From IntelliBed’s footer:
    “INTELL-GEL® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF EDIZONE, LLC OF ALPINE, UTAH USA. PROTECTED BY U.S. PATENTS 5,749,111, 6,026,527, 6,413,458, 7,060,213, 7,076,822, 7,666,341.
    INTELLIBED® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ADVANCED COMFORT TECHNOLOGIES INC. OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH USA”

    From Purple’s footer:
    “Protected by one or more of U.S. Patents 5,749,111; 6,026,527; 7,076,822; 7,730,566; 7,823,233; 7,827,636; 7,964,664; 8,607,387, and 9,051,169, with others pending. Purple and all product names comprising Purple, Hyper-Elastic Polymer, and No Pressure are trademarks of EdiZONE, LLC of Alpine, Utah USA.”

    I just thought I’d point it out to everyone…safe money and stick with Purple.

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    • If you put the purple polymer next to Intellibed’s Intell Gel – the quality of the Intell Gel is so much better. Go to a mattress store and see for yourself. They will have samples of both.

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  43. Thank you, Ben, for the review! I’ve been researching all I can on Purple. Hubby and I have been through several mattresses (from pillow tops to sleep number which we hated, to basic, no frills) in our 15 yrs of marriage. We are tired of spending money and being disappointed…worse, being in pain. I am a tad concerned based on a couple reviews on shoulder pain. Please help us. I prefer soft, but need a cooler mattress, hubby prefers firm and also needs a cooler mattress. We are 5’5″, 220 and 5’4″, 175 and dropping. We find matresses end up with divets on each side and a firmer hill in the middle where no one sleeps. Is king size the problem? We like the extra room and to be able to have our own space when sleeping, so the middle rarely gets any use. Will the Purple really work for us? Our current mattress has a couple inches of foam on it (firm mattress, basic model) and we are having more pain. Mine in my neck and shoulders, hubby’s in his back, neck, and shoulders. The most worrisome for me is the review about numbness as I already have nerve damage that affects my legs and feet. I can’t count the number of mattresses or the amount of money we’ve spent and we are so afraid of making another costly decision that turns out to be yet another mistake. Please give us your thoughts.

    Also, do you have any knowledge on their (Purple’s) platform, mattress cover, and sheets?

    Thanks so much in advance! Feel free to email me directly.

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    • I think in your case the Purple is definitely worth a try. I just bought a twin size purple to test again and it feels different from when I first tested it. I think you will really enjoy the contouring and how cool it sleeps.

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      • Ben,

        I think the reason it feels different is Purple is now using a different foam/foam vendor. I spoke to their CS team since my King size and Queen size mattress were slightly shorter, they replaced them under warranty and told me that they switched to a new foam/vendor can’t remember which one at this point but I immediately noticed a much different feel to the mattress. I actually preferred it to what it was before.

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    • Try a purple 3 at Macy’s, Mattress firm or purple store. We are similar couple. Most likely exchanging the plush purple 4 for the 3 bc I love the grid (harmony pillow is wonderful) but I keep going to my stomach, which is not a recommended sleep position for the purple 4. I’d much rather it be a matter of adjusting but I don’t think it is. The upper back/shoulder support is awesome for back and side sleeping. No pressure no numbness but my legs are uncomfortable stacked in the side sleeping position even with a pillow- probably sciatica issue from office work and less active from working from home in a pandemic.

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  44. So I’ve been looking all over for a place to ask this question. I’m about 6’3. and I’ve only ever slept on a twin mattress. I’m single so no need for larger sizes. I’ve never been 1 for excess anyway. I want to get a purple bed, twin XL, but not sure if it will suit my body length. Would it be possible to fit on this size bed, or should I wait till they bring out the Full Mattress Size?

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    • I think what you are asking is what is the difference between a Twin and Twin XL mattress? A Twin Mattress is 39 x 75 inches. A Twin Extra Long Mattress is 39 x 80 inches so you get an extra 5 inches in length and should give you extra room.

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  45. Wish there was more info on the toxicity of this mattress, off gassing, environmental friendliness, and if it’s treated with anything etc. The polyurethane below it is not a natural material is it? I’m researching natural mattresses and wanting something that won’t harm me or the environment but will sleep like a dream.

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    • The grid layer on the Purple is definitely not natural. If you are looking for some great mattresses that incorporate more natural material, check out the “Natural Mattresses” category on my Mattress Reviews page.

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  46. Hello – how many years will it last and are you suppose to shift it head to foot after a while, obviously you cant flip it over….thx…..

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    • It’s hard to say how long the Purple mattress will last since it is so new. Also, the polymer grid is a new technology and I think that is the component that may bread down the soonest. I don’t think rotating will give you much more life span since most of your weight will be put in the middle of the mattress so no matter which way it is rotated, it is always getting the most weight in the middle.

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  47. I have severe back pain and I am looking for a mattress that is firm yet the top layer is highly conforming as i sleep on my back and on my side during the night. I have tried tempurpedic contour elite breeze, Amorebeds (medium), and Nest Alexander bed (medium). None of these fit the bill because when I lay on my side, my hip just doesn’t sink enough to align my spine. I am constantly putting small pillows around my body to align my spine. In addition, Nest and tempur run too hot for my comfort. Do you think this mattress has enough top layer contouring beyond what the other 3 mattresses provide? Thanks!

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  48. As Shawn just asked, what are a couple choices for a shoulder/side sleeper? Leesa? I’m kinda disappointed as the primary reason I hate my current mattress is the gel memory foam topper and how hot it is. I have shoulder problems though and I do sleep on my side. I picked up the kickstarter on the Purple pillow and can’t believe how awesome it is for heat. I used to turn my pillow over 20 times a night, now I look forward to going to bed just to put my head on that pillow.

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  49. After reading many reviews here (and really needing a new bed), we purchased the Purple mattress.
    I am very happy with the results. It was very new compared to the innerspring (and broken down) mattress we had.
    After using it for two weeks, my wife is very happy with it. She originally saw no need to get rid of the old monster. She was not suffering chronic back pain from it.
    I am also happy with it. I tend to sleep right on the edge of the bed and I have no problems with it. I have no back pain. I am very happy with the small amount of motion transfer (the old bed was like a trampoline)

    At this point, we have had it for 1 month. Our next challenge is to find pillows that are a good match!

    Wife – Side sleeper
    Me – Side Sleeper, Stomach Sleeper 285 lbs.

    Off Gassing was done by bedtime when I opened it at noon.

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  50. Thank you for the review. My wife and I live close enough we visited the Purple factory in Alpine UT and spent about 45 minutes trying out the various mattress configurations. We were impressed with the quality of the polymer material and the feel of the beds. We haven’t made a purchase yet but are inclined to do so after reading your review and comments from others. The company and its employees made a favorable impression on us as well. The mattresses had no smell and were comfortable and supportive in any sleeping position.

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  51. These questions and comments are very informative. Can anyone compare the Purple and the Bear mattresses? I’m particularly interested in which is bouncier and which is “sink-ier”.

    Also, what does “Performance Mattress” mean? I’ve never heard that term before.

    Thank you.

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    • I haven’t. I can say that latex will feel different than the Purple. The Purple top layer collapses where it gets the most pressure while latex will compress and push back.

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  52. Hi Ben! We appreciate your reviews and honesty on all the products presented on this site. My husband and I decided to order the Purple after deliberating between the Luxi and the Purple. I had a pleasant phone experience with the CS rep of Purple who shared that she and her husband bought a King Purple mattress ad have had it since November. They love it so much they bought another Queen size Purple for their 5th wheel.

    I will add a persoal review once we receive the mattress and slept on it a few nights to let everyone know our thoughts and feeling realtime. Thanks again! 😀

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  53. Hi Ben!
    Great review. We just purchased a king size purple bed. I am reading more and more reviews now and I am wondering a few things. How has the bed (since you got the twin) held up? Have you noticed any sagging? This has been a huge issue with every bed we’ve had! It starts out great and around the 1 year mark, they get too soft and sink. My other concern is I have a herniated lumbar disc and I sleep on my stomach. Do you think the purple will help alleviate the pain in my back I normally experience in the night?

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    • I haven’t noticed any sagging on it. I think it does a great job for supporting you where its needed so I think it should help with the back pain issue.

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  54. Hey Ben,

    I’ve been sleeping on a My Green Mattress Natutal Escape for the last two months. The bed feels very firm to me and I’m waking up every morning with lower back pain. I’m curious about the Purple bed and the pressure relief it offers. Wondering if you think it’s worth giving the Purple bed a try. I’m mostly a back sleeper but side sleep occasionally. Also curious if it might be the pillow I’m using. Any recommendations there? How did you like the Purple pillow?

    Thanks for everything you do!

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    • I think the first thing would be to make sure you have a properly sized pillow. If there’s too much loft in the pillow it can strain your lower back. Once you have ruled out any pillow issues, you may want to look at another mattress. The Purple may not be the best choice here though. I think you may want to go with a foam option like the Cocoon or Nectar which are dense foam mattress that will contour really well.

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  55. I’m a middle aged man who weighs between 225 and 250 pounds. I need a mattress that’s comfortable when I’m sleeping on my back and also comfortable when I’m sleeping on my side. I move around quite a bit when I sleep and can’t force myself to stay in any one position, no matter how hard I try.

    When I began my mattress search, I went to a large mattress retailer and tried pretty much every mattress in the store. Some models were uncomfortable for all sleeping positions, but many models were very comfortable either when I was on my side or when I was on my back, but not both. The problem is that mattresses that support me when I’m flat on my back tend to be too hard when I’m on my side, and mattresses that adjust to the contour of my body when I’m on my side tend to be much too soft when I’m on my back, causing my back to curve downward in a painful way.

    Based on several very positive reviews, I tried the Sapira mattress first. I generally liked it but I occasionally found it to be too firm when I slept on my side. I decided to replace it with a Purple mattress, which has been better for me overall.

    When I sleep on my Purple mattress, I’m pretty comfortable in all positions. The Purple mattress is cooler than all other foam mattresses I’ve tried and emits less of a gas odor. While the Purple is not as comfortable as the Sapira when I’m on my back, and while the Purple lacks the Sapira’s “luxurious” feel, the Purple it is still pretty nice when I’m on my back, and it is far superior to the Sapira when I’m on my side. I have not been waking up with soreness since switching to the Purple.

    The Purple has a texture that initially struck me as slightly odd. You can feel its top layer’s distinctive “elastic polymer” grid through the mattress cover and through the sheets. This doesn’t really bother me, but it might bother some people. The Purple also sags more than I’d like when I sit on the side of the bed and put on my shoes. That minor annoyance is far outweighed by the improvement in my sleep and in the way I feel when I wake up in the morning.

    If there’s a better option than the Purple for people who sleep in multiple positions, I have not yet found it. As of now, I’ve stopped looking. I’m satisfied.

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  56. I’ve been contemplating whether this bed would be a good choice for us for a few months. I found your site and LOVE the reviews you provide. For this, I thank you SO much.
    I am a stomach sleeper as well but have severe lumbar back problems and a “heavy” sleeper, but fall under the weight limit of the bed requirement. I tend to have to “climb out” of where I have been laying and that is painful due to my back problems. This mattress sounds like it would be perfect.
    However, my husband sleeps on his back and side. He has shoulder pain from sleeping on his side, primarily. Have you had feedback regarding pain from shoulders, arms, hips, legs, feet, etc?
    Thank you, once again, for your support and dedication to good sleep of others.

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    • I gave the review of the benefits only as what I’m interested in for a mattress, not what it provides for me since I haven’t purchased it yet.

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  57. I just received two of the pillows (shipped before my mattress) and they really smell of petroleum products. Can’t believe no one else noticed.

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    • Chatted with Purple. Told to wash pillows. Washed them twice. One stayed stinky. The other had a smell after plus three days. Sending back.

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  58. I’ve had lower-back pain from my own bed, but when I’m traveling and sleeping on firmer beds, my pain goes away. My fiancé and I are both relatively small (he’s approx 165lbs, I’m approx. 135) and we both prefer firm beds. Which would be better: Dreamcloud or Purple? We’re not wedded to foam or no-foam mattress types. As long as there’s good mobility control and no taco effect. Also, could we use a topper with the Purple if we wanted to minimize on the feel of the grid?

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  59. Recently, we purchased a California king size mattress through Purple. It’s been approximately 6 weeks since then with an unknown estimated time of delivery. During the purchasing process, it was advertised that it could take up to 14 days for them to contact us to schedule a delivery.
    About a month after the purchase, Purple made a follow up call to ask about our experience with their product. We informed them that we still have not received anything. This was awkward for us because instead of them calling and already knowing the status of our order and just informing us, they were asking for our experience on the product that they have yet to deliver. They confirmed with us that this was abnormal and that we should follow up on our order. Personally, I expected that they would’ve looked it up and remedied the situation right then and there or at the very least, given us the status and reason as to why it was delayed.
    About 1-2 weeks after that phone call, I called to check on the status on our order. This is the second time we’ve contacted them to check on the status. My wife has called previously and the answer she received was that it’s waiting to be shipped and that we should get an email soon. The operator that helped me showed more concern and actually contacted the person in charge of wherever it was in the process. At this point (6 wks after the purchase), I was informed that it was not made yet and that they were backed up and were currently working on July orders. However, they were hoping to be able to catch back up and ship all orders within the next 2 weeks.
    I expressed my frustration to her at the whole experience and she was empathetic to the situation and sought out an appropriate compensation. After a few minutes on hold, she returned and offered 2 free pillows. Upon hearing that, I told her that they can keep their pillows and I didn’t feel like that was adequate response for their inability to provide what they advertised. I also informed her that seeing as how they were still behind and were currently on orders made 2 months ago, I had reason to believe that it would take longer than 2 weeks, thereby exacerbating the situation since we were scheduled to be out of town for 2 weeks around that timeframe. I told her that we provided them with 2 months and that we gave them ample time to do their job but instead have gone above and beyond to further disappoint us.
    These are the concerns that I have with this whole situation:
    1. I fail to believe that within the past 6 weeks, there’s been an out surge of demand for a California king bed. I understand that each bed is made to order and that’s why it takes awhile to even get to the shipping phase, but I’d be willing to bet that this was a known or foreseen issue when I purchased. So, either update your site to say that you are behind and it takes significantly more than 2 weeks (recommend 2 months at least) for receipt or that it’s not available until you catch up. Seems like this company needs to reassess their logistics and ability to do their job.
    2. We appreciate your follow up phone call after the purchase. However, it quickly became evident that this company lacks the communication within itself and the accountability. Even when the representative was informed, we were given the general “you should follow up on that” response rather than taking a little bit more of their time to actually resolve the issue and give us the answers that we needed. Instead, we were given more reason for concern and left feeling like this company is just going through the motions of customer service rather than providing ANY service.
    3. After finally receiving an accurate status of our shipment and reasons as to why it was delayed, this company failed again to provide adequate customer service. Purchasing a bed can be significant but it should not affect life schedules. Yet, they’ve managed to do so despite the 2 months of leeway that we accounted for. That’s 400% times the advertised shipping estimate. Not to mention that it brings up other concerns: what happens if it’s delivered immediately after we leave the area? Who pays to store it until we arrive? Two pillows (no matter the value) is not an adequate compensation for the inconvenience. This shows me that you either value your product too highly or my concerns are being taken lightly. Now these pillows may very well be that special. However, I have never tried any of their product and if the quality is anything like their ability to communicate, maintain accountability, logistics, and provide ACTUAL customer service, then I put very little value to them, if any. SPECIALLY, when I’m offered these same pillows for FREE when we purchased this mattress. If these pillows are valued that much, then offer to take it out of the purchase price. This offer only solidified my previous statement. Going through the motions of customer service, rather than adjudication of problems.
    Currently, we are contemplating on looking elsewhere. We’ve committed too much time and looking elsewhere will take as much time as awaiting resolution from Purple. But any future purchases will NOT be through this company. The only thing we expected when we made this purchased was accurate, timely service and Purple has failed on all aspects thus far. Hopefully, the quality is as advertised by so many. The purpose of this review is to inform others of our experience to prevent those from the frustrations that we faced. Because realistically, this review will do nothing but auto generate the generic response that I’ve seen from all the other previous negative comments. To make matters worse, that won’t happen until 2 months from now because that seems to be the trend that I saw when I was reading through carefully. Just another data point on the poor customer service and lack of concern for their customers I guess.

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  60. I have Ankylosing Spondylitis as well as many other arthritic symptoms like Costochondritis , neck pain, shoulder pain. I am a side-sleeper and seem to sleep better with an extremely soft surface under me. The less pressure the better! But nothing gives me truly good relief.

    I am extremely allergic to memory foam.

    Do you think that the Purple mattress would be a good mattress for me? Or is there a different mattress that would be better for me to sleep on on my side without a lot of pressure? And again, I am allergic to memory foam, so it’s not an option for me.

    Thanks!

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  61. Just an FYI DO NOT BUY PURPLE MATTRESS. Although I thought it was great to sleep in we needed to return due to shoulder pain, they talk us into upgrading for the more expensive mattress and tell me the return is no problem, they handle all of it. I keep emailing and calling for instructions because the new one is on the way and the old one needs to be taken out. No one gets back to you. Now the new one is here, on the floor blocking my bathroom- they are too heavy to move on your own and the old one is here too, still on the bed. NOW Purple tells me I have to arrange for the pick up and donation of the first mattress or they will charge me for both. If I knew this I wouldn’t have upgraded- or I would have made arrangements days ago. It might be like this for weeks- and Purple is NOT helping- all of the sudden it’s all my responsibility to do their job and what they advertise. DON’T BELIEVE THEIR FRIENDLY ATTITUDE. it’s not what they advertise. They are liars and falsely advertise.

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  62. Hi Ben,
    I’m considering the Purple Hybrid mattress and have read many customer reviews. Most seem to be commenting shortly after receiving their mattress. Some that have had it for three or more months have complained about sagging. Are you aware of any reviews from customers that have had theirs for more than a year? It would be nice to know if the sagging issue continues to be noted from those that have had theirs for awhile. Thank you.

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  63. i have had an original Purple mattress for about 6 years. This mattress was a 10 out of 10 review for 4 years or so…… Then it started to suffer what i like to call the Tempurpedic disease. That is when the poly layer UNDER the top layers compresses – you end up with a big soft area that allows you to sink. The top layer is still excellent, but has no support form the support layers. Consequently your back will kill you, and you cannot roll over or sleep even slightly to the side – you roll back into the hole. ALL of the warranties i have seen (definitely purple and Tempur) say to get replaced you need to allow the mattress to fully rebound, then place a straight-edge across the mattress and observe a 1 inch gap. Well, it rebounds just fine – just doesnt provide support anymore- so you are out of luck! I would love to get another Purple if it would hold up better – definitely would NOT buy a tempurpedic ever ever again- it lasted less than 2 years before it lost support!

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  64. I have a question Ben.
    I see that you unzipped the cover and washed it…. I’ve had the purple mattress for 2 years and you don’t know how bad I want to take the “cover” off and wash it. But, I’m so nervous because Purple make it seem like it’s impossible to put back on. I have an almost 3 year old. When I got the mattress, Purple didn’t have mattress covers yet. I didn’t want to buy any other brand of a cover because I didn’t want anything to interfere with the best night of sleep I get every night on this mattress. Lol. If you could please email me with more of the schematics to wash it, I would be so ever grateful. (I know, sounds crazy. If you have a Purple mattress then you get where I’m coming from)
    Thank you!!!!

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  65. The purple mattress is good for about the first month or so….then I regret my purchase completely. I have had it for almost 3 years now. The bed sheets are outrageously overpriced and don’t last. My $20 costco sheets look and feel brand new 5 years later. My purple sheets including their latest ones, are garbage. Pilling, holes, and SO hot. They are not breathable at all. I can’t even put my costco sheets on because of the mattress design. A sick mind game by purple all around. I well tell everyone run far away from purple.

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