Personal Comfort Rejuvenate mattress review: Exceptional dual-zone comfort for couples, but key flaw holds it back
Our tester spent over a month sleeping on and testing the Personal Comfort Rejuvenate mattress to see how it measures up against the best smart beds we've tested.
In a review of the Personal Comfort Rejuvenate mattress, Becky George, a 25-year-old woman weighing 130-145 lbs who typically sleeps on her side and back, felt that the mattress offered exceptional dual-zone comfort for couples. The mattress features 45 levels of firmness and is made from a combination of CertiPUR-certified foam and ultra-flex air chambers.
Despite boasting a cover infused with phase change material, the mattress struggled with temperature regulation throughout the hot summer months, causing Becky to feel overheated. The mattress provided decent edge support and good motion isolation, which is beneficial for couples sleeping together. However, Becky was unable to find the level of pressure relief she desired on any of the adjustable firmness settings.
The mattress retails for $4,700 for a queen size, but is currently on sale for $3,500, making it a competitive price within the smart mattress market.
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