Quick verdict
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The Restore Plus adds an extra inch of GelFlex Grid compared with the standard Restore and pairs it with zoned coils. The grid offers a different mix of cushioning and support; the right fit depends on your body, sleep position and preference.
Quick take
- Best for: Back, side and combination sleepers who want a responsive grid with more cushioning than the standard Restore.
- Feel: 6/10 in Yawnder’s test record; Purple describes its current model as medium-soft.
- Height: 13 inches according to Purple; the tested sample height was not recorded.
- Price: Queen $3,599 on Purple.com when checked October 29, 2026; prices and promotions change.
- Trial / warranty: Purple-direct orders: 100-night trial with a 21-night minimum and conditions; 10-year limited mattress warranty.
What the extra grid inch changes
The 3-inch grid can offer more room to conform around shoulders and hips than the standard Restore’s 2-inch grid. The zoned coils add support underneath. Comfort and alignment vary by body and position, so try the current model before assuming it will feel firm or soft to you.
What to know before buying
Construction and feel: Purple lists the current RestorePlus as a 13-inch hybrid with a 3-inch GelFlex Grid, comfort foam and three-zone responsive coils. Purple describes it as medium-soft. Yawnder’s existing test record rates the tested sample 6/10 for firmness; impressions vary and the exact generation tested may differ from the current offering.
Performance: The recorded scores include 8.8/10 for pressure relief, 8.8/10 for spine alignment, 8.5/10 for edge support, 8.2/10 for motion isolation and 9.3/10 for cooling. Those scores describe the sample, not guaranteed results for every sleeper. Try it in your usual position and, if you share the bed, test movement and the edge together.
Dimensions and setup: Purple lists the queen at 60 by 80 by 13 inches and 147 pounds. Measure the room, check sheet-pocket depth and arrange help moving it. See the foundation guidance below for this model.
Value: Purple listed the queen at $3,599 on October 29, 2026; the standard Restore was $2,699. Compare current checkout prices and try both: the Restore has a 2-inch grid, while RestorePlus has a 3-inch grid and zoned coils. At $3,599, five years of use works out to about $1.97 per night before taxes or delivery; this is an illustration, not a prediction of lifespan.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Zoned coils and responsive grid may appeal to sleepers seeking a balance of support and cushioning
- 3″ grid = better shoulder/hip cushion than base Restore
- Excellent edge
- Strong cooling
Cons
- Costs more than the standard Restore; compare current offers
- Grid feel may not suit shoppers who prefer slow-sinking memory foam
- Heavy
Verdict
The Restore Plus is worth trying if you want Purple’s responsive grid with zoned coils and more cushioning than the standard Restore. Firmness and pressure relief vary with body size and sleeping position.
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