Personal Comfort Rejuvenate Smart Bed Review: Is It Worth the Investment?

Introduction to the Personal Comfort Rejuvenate

The Personal Comfort Rejuvenate smart bed is an air-based, adjustable-firmness mattress designed to cater to a wide range of sleep needs. Constructed with a blend of CertiPUR-certified foam and ultra-flex air chambers, the bed offers 45 distinct firmness levels, allowing sleepers to customize their surface to match their comfort preferences perfectly. Having spent over a month testing a queen-sized model during a record-breaking summer heatwave, I explored whether this premium mattress delivers on its promises.

Design and Construction

Measuring 13 inches in height, the Rejuvenate features a six-layer construction. At the top is a cool-touch cover infused with phase change material, which is intended to dissipate heat. Underneath, copper-infused gel and airflow foam layers work to provide support. The core utilizes proprietary Ultra-Flex air chambers, which function independently to ensure minimal motion transfer—a key feature for couples. The entire mattress is housed within a 'Lock Tight' rail system that reinforces edge support, and the construction is entirely fiber-glass free.

Customization and Performance

The primary draw of the Rejuvenate is its dual-zone support, enabling partners to select different firmness levels on either side of the bed via a wireless remote. For those who want to upgrade the experience, an optional power base allows for head and foot elevation, along with preset features like Zero-Gravity mode and built-in massage.

In testing, the bed provided good motion isolation, making it suitable for light sleepers sharing a bed. Edge support was reliable for sitting or sleeping near the perimeter. However, the mattress struggled significantly with temperature regulation. Despite the advanced cover materials, it felt like it absorbed body heat, becoming uncomfortable during hot nights. Furthermore, as a side sleeper, I found that despite the multiple firmness options, the mattress lacked the deep contouring pressure relief necessary to alleviate hip and shoulder pain.

Setup and Usability

Setting up the Rejuvenate is straightforward. The bed arrives in two boxes—one for the mattress and one for the air control unit and remotes. The process involves unrolling the mattress, connecting the air hoses, and plugging in the unit. Full inflation takes about two hours. While the remote control is intuitive, users can also use a mobile app, though full functionality (like head/foot adjustment) requires purchasing the additional power base.

The Verdict

Is the Rejuvenate worth it? If you are a couple with vastly different firmness needs, the dual-control air technology is highly effective. However, it is not a cutting-edge smart bed; it lacks automated AI-driven adjustment and native sleep tracking. Given its high price point of $4,700 (MSRP), it falls behind competitors like the Saatva Solaire, which offers better support and a longer trial period. If you are a hot sleeper or specifically need deep pressure relief for side sleeping, there are more effective, purpose-built options available.