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Note: This is not a review. This is our plain-English explanation and overview of the updated TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt Collection, which was released in March 2024 (replacing the original version, which was released in 2018). Also see our coverage of the TEMPUR-Adapt, TEMPUR-ProAdapt, and TEMPUR-Breeze lines.
If you’d prefer to watch rather than read, check out our Adapt, ProAdapt, and LuxeAdapt video.
Summary: TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt Mattress Line
New to 2024, Tempur-Pedic’s new LuxeAdapt Collection updates the outgoing LuxeAdapt Collection with new designs that target the same overall feel. There are three models in the new LuxeAdapt Collection - the LuxeAdapt Soft, the LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid, and the LuxeAdapt Firm. These mattresses build on the features found in the ProAdapt Collection and add a little more memory foam and conformance. The LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid also uses a different coil unit relative to the Adapt and ProAdapt Hybrids.
Also know that some stores are calling this the LuxeAdapt "2.0" Collection. However, Tempur-Pedic is not doing this, so we’ve decided to omit the "2.0" and use the terminology that is present on their website.
Materials and Construction
Cover
Much like with the ProAdapt Collection, the new LuxeAdapt models use a removable and washable stretch knit cover with inherent cool-to-the-touch qualities. This is accomplished with a high-tech yarn that contains polyethylene fibers that have both a high density and heat capacity. This means that they’re able to passively absorb heat and create a cool-to-the-touch sensation in the manner of a stone or marble surface. And unlike other kinds of cooling technologies used in mattresses like phase-change material, this inherent coolness won’t wash off or diminish over time.
Comfort Layers
The LuxeAdapt Collection builds on the materials seen in the ProAdapt Collection and adds a few unique and new features.
Much like the ProAdapt Collection, the LuxeAdapt collection uses traditional TEMPUR-Material and Advanced Relief Material. These are two of Tempur-Pedic’s highest performing and highest density materials. Based on GoodBed’s own metrics, we would call these “HD” and “UHD” memory foams, standing for High Density and Ultra High Density respectively. For those unaware - foam density is strongly correlated with long-term performance. We've recently developed our own system for determining what qualifies as an HD and UHD memory foam, and anything that gets one of these titles is expected to be a "best of the best" kind of memory foam.
However, the LuxeAdapt also adds two new materials. The first is Tempur-Pedic’s Hybrid Material. This is a new and innovative memory foam that with a rapid and resilient response to add bounce and recovery in the LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid. The second is a five-zone poly foam similar to the underlying support foam. This is only seen on the all-foam models, and it helps to maintain spinal alignment while providing a little more support at one's hips. This is not something we’ve seen from Tempur-Pedic before, and we think it’s an interesting and thoughtful addition to the LuxeAdapt Soft and LuxeAdapt Firm.
Support Layers
The LuxeAdapt collection uses two types of support systems.
The LuxeAdapt Soft and LuxeAdapt Firm models use a double layer of supportive poly foam. This is Tempur-Pedic’s classic support system, and some variation of this is present on nearly all their foam models.
The LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid, however, uses a double layer of pocket springs. This coil-on-coil design is relatively new to the Tempur-Pedic lineup, and is distinctly different from the single layer hybrid coil unit seen on the Adapt and ProAdapt Hybrids. It uses two different gauges of coils stacked directly on top of each other. Similar to the zoned poly foam discussed above, this system should allow for slightly greater conformance whilst still maintaining a strong sense of deep support.
Softness and Feel
Much like the ProAdapt Collection, the LuxeAdapt Collection covers a wide range of firmnesses.
We judged the LuxeAdapt Soft and LuxeAdapt Firm to be Soft (7) and Ultra Firm (1), respectively. The LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid, on the other hand, was closer to a Medium Soft (6). Note, these scores are very similar to the ProAdapt Collection, but tend to come with just a bit more conformance.
In terms of Memory Feel, all of these mattresses scored at the highest end of our range. We gave the LuxeAdapt Firm and LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid an 8 and the LuxeAdapt Soft a 9 (which is actually the maximum value in our scale).
Neither of the all-foam models had any appreciable bounce (a 1 on our scale), while the LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid had a small amount (around a 4 on our scale).
Model | Softness | Memory Feel |
LuxeAdapt Soft | Soft (7) | Ultra High (9) |
LuxeAdapt Firm | Ultra Firm (1) | Very High (8) |
LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid | Medium Soft (6) | Very High (8) |
(The metrics shown here are based on the GoodBed Rating Scale, which is standardized across all brands using objective measurements, and therefore may differ from the manufacturer’s stated softness levels.)
If you’d like to compare these to other mattresses on the market, take a look at our new compare tool.
Who We Think These Are Best For
The LuxeAdapt Collection is generally considered the top-of-the-line in Tempur-Pedic’s greater Adapt Collection, and as such, should appeal to people that know they like Tempur-Pedic and memory foam. Additionally, the LuxeAdapt models might be slightly better for side sleepers, as the unique constellation of features found in these should allow for more conformance.
The people we’d steer away from the LuxeAdapt Collection would largely just be the people that don’t like memory foam. Additionally, these might not the best options if you’re looking for a more value-oriented mattress, as the LuxeAdapt Collection comes at a higher price point.
Finally, you might consider the LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid if you also liked the Adapt and ProAdapt Hybrids. The LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid feels slightly different than these models, and we think the addition of the new Hybrid Material and the unique coil-on-coil design adds both surface softness and deeper support.
What It Costs: TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt Mattress Series
Prices shown are list prices. Remember that GoodBed keeps our site current with the best available discounts on online mattresses, many of which are exclusive discounts for our readers.
Models are available at many mattress stores as well as through the Tempur-Pedic website, which has a store locator.
Delivery, Returns, & Warranty
Delivery
- Free white-glove delivery
Tempur-Pedic mattresses are available in many stores, whose delivery and return policies will vary. For orders placed online directly through Tempur-Pedic, free white-glove delivery is included, meaning movers will unpack and set up the mattress in the room of your choice, and removing any packaging materials.
Returns
- 90-night trial period
- Full refund less $175 pickup fee
For orders placed online, Tempur-Pedic offers a 90-night trial period, with at least a 30 day required trial. Should you wish to return the mattress, a $175 return pickup and shipping fee will apply.
Warranty
- Warranty Length: 10 years
- Indentation Coverage: 3/4” and above
One of the biggest, if not THE biggest complaints about any mattress from consumers regards body impressions—the inability of a mattress to spring back, eventually creating a low spot/sinkhole in the mattress. As such, mattress warranties all contain a term defining how big a sag or ‘body impression’ (measured when no one is on the mattress) is considered a defect, and thus covered under the warranty. The industry standard for mattresses is generally between ¾” and 1.5”. Tempur-Pedic has chosen to cover indentations that meet or exceed 3/4”. Practically speaking, that means any softening or sagging would need to be at least that deep before the warranty would offer you protection.