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Save Up to $800 With Purple’s Hot Fourth of July Sale

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Save Up to 0 With Purple’s Hot Fourth of July Sale


If you’re looking for a new mattress to help keep the hot summer night scaries away, try sleeping cooler with Purple. Our CNET sleep experts have been testing, reviewing and recommending Purple mattresses for quite some time — senior producer and sleep writer Owen Poole even slept on one for five years.

When you think of a bed-in-the-box brand, Purple likely comes to mind. OG fans may even recall the iconic 2018 Purple Boys ad for Ideal Sleep Solutions and Zonk Strategies, a quirky YouTube video commercial we occasionally reference to this day.

Not only does Purple implement unique marketing strategies, but it also has something no other bedmaker on the market does: a patented hyper-elastic polymer GelFlex Grid. This gel-like material is cushioning yet supportive, cradling your pressure points while keeping your spine and neck aligned.

A close-up look at the hyper-elastic polymer grid that gives the Purple its distinctly squishy feel.

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This GelFlex Grid doesn’t trap body heat like foam and other materials commonly used in mattresses. Though we wouldn’t consider it overtly actively cooling, its air channels make the bed more breathable and keep you temperature-regulated throughout the night.

Learn more: I’ve Tested Every Purple Mattress. Here Are My Thoughts

Purple’s Fourth of July deals

Purple offers three mattress collections: Essential, Restore Hybrid and Rejuvenate Luxe. This Fourth of July, the brand is offering up to $800 off a mattress and base, depending on the bed you buy — the more expensive the mattress, the bigger the discount. It’s also offering 10% off pillows, sheets and bedding.

Essential Collection: Up to $400 off mattresses

You can take $100 off the flagship Purple Mattress in its Essential Collection, bringing the price for a queen down to $1,399. You’ll also save $200 if it’s paired with Purple’s Premium Smart Base, a customizable bedframe that costs $1,095 this Independence Day.

Restore Hybrid Collection: Up to $400 off mattresses

The next collection includes the Restore Hybrid mattresses, which frequently appear on our best lists. Right now, you can get a queen-size Purple Restore Hybrid Mattress for $300 off, bringing the price down to $2,099. This bed comes in two firmness options: soft for side and combination sleepers and firm for back and stomach sleepers.

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Rejuvenate Luxe Collection: Up to $500 mattresses

You can save $500 on any mattress in the Rejuvenate Luxe Collection, Purple’s highest-tiered beds. That brings the price of a luxurious queen-size Purple Rejuvenate from $5,495 down to $4,995. If you’re looking to invest in Purple’s most expensive and premium mattress, the Purple Rejuvenate Premier, you can save up to $800 when paired with a smart base. That brings the bundle total down from $9,390 to $8,590.

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You can order Purple’s GelFlex Grid sample if you aren’t sure about the feel of it.

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Due to the cooling quilted comfort cover and dual foam layers above the GelFlex Grid in the Rejuvenate Luxe mattresses, the squishy feel of the Purple Grid isn’t as noticeable compared with the mattresses in the other two collections — which could be a good or bad thing, depending on your personal preferences. If you’re unsure about the Purple Grid, you can order a small sample of The Purple Squishy for $3 to get a feel for it.

Purple mattress sale pricing

Mattress MSRP (queen) Sale price (queen)
PurpleFlex $1,299 $999
Purple Original $1,499 $1,399
Purple Plus $1,899 $1,599
Purple Restore Hybrid $2,399 $2,099
Restore Plus Hybrid $2,999 $2,699
Restore Premier Hybrid $3,699 $3,299
Purple Rejuvenate $5,495 $4,995
Rejuvenate Plus $6,495 $5,995
Rejuvenate Premier $7,495 $6,995

Looking for more sales this Independence Day? Check out the Best Fourth of July Mattress Deals



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