The Beautyrest Hybrid BRX1000-IP is a 13.5-inch hybrid sold in two comfort versions, Plush and Medium, and the official Beautyrest pages list a different price for each. Both versions share the same construction: ContourFit Design comfort layers, Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam, InfiniCool Plus cooling, and a 1000 Series Pocketed Coil support system. Shoppers who want a hybrid with a memory foam feel on top of coils, a 100-night trial and white glove delivery have a clear reason to look at this model, and the choice between the two comfort types is the first decision to make.
This review is part of our guide to the best hybrid mattresses, where the strongest models are compared side by side.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthe alternative if you want a longer trial and a lifetime warranty
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Three comfort levels and two heights (11.5 and 14.5 inches)
What exactly is the Beautyrest Hybrid BRX1000-IP?
The Beautyrest Hybrid BRX1000-IP is a 13.5-inch hybrid mattress offered in two comfort types, Plush and Medium, each with its own listed price on the official Beautyrest product pages. Both versions share the same construction: a ContourFit Design comfort layer setup, Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam, InfiniCool Plus cooling, and a 1000 Series Pocketed Coil support system. The brand describes the Hybrid category as a cross between an all-memory-foam mattress and an innerspring mattress, where the top layer you lie on is memory foam down to the layer above the springs. According to the official specifications, the Plush version is listed at $1,949.00 and the Medium version at $1,649.00. Both pages list the same size range: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King.
What separates the two versions on paper is the comfort foam listed in the comfort layer stack. The Plush model carries Plush Comfort Foam, the Medium model carries Medium Comfort Foam, and both sit above Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam with the same 1000 Series Pocketed Coil base underneath. The height, cooling system and support system are identical across the two, so the decision comes down to feel and to the price difference between them.
The Hybrid construction itself follows a clear pattern: memory foam on top, then the layer directly above the springs, which the brand describes as usually the only non-memory foam layer and typically half an inch of polyurethane. That structure is what gives a hybrid its characteristic blend, a foam-like surface with the bounce of an innerspring underneath. Shoppers comparing this model against all-foam beds should expect that combination rather than a pure foam feel.
Who is this mattress for?
Buyers who want a hybrid build with gel memory foam for pressure relief and a pocketed coil support system, sold with a 100-night trial and white glove delivery, are the natural audience for the BRX1000-IP. The brand’s own guidance treats firmness as subjective from person to person, and the official pages offer general guidelines rather than a single recommendation. Stomach sleepers tend to benefit from an overall firmer feel, while back sleepers tend to benefit from a Firm to Medium feel. The BRX1000-IP is offered in Plush and Medium, so buyers who want a Firm or Extra Firm option should confirm what is available through their retailer before ordering.
The brand also points shoppers toward authorized retail partners, which means the mattress can be experienced in person rather than judged from a spec sheet alone. Where possible, trying the feel in a store before you buy is the sensible move, and the comfort description on the product page for your chosen version is the detail to read first.
Side sleepers who prefer a softer surface may find the Plush version the more natural fit of the two, while shoppers who want a bit more lift under the hips and shoulders may lean toward the Medium. The brand does not publish a firmness number for either version, so the comfort description on the product page is the reference to use when deciding between them.
Specifications and price at a glance
The table below restates the figures published on the official Beautyrest product pages for the two BRX1000-IP comfort versions. Both share the same height, cooling system and support system; only the comfort type and listed price differ.
| Specification | BRX1000-IP Plush | BRX1000-IP Medium |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | $1,949.00 | $1,649.00 |
| Comfort type | Plush | Medium |
| Mattress height | 13.5 inches | 13.5 inches |
| Cooling | InfiniCool Plus | InfiniCool Plus |
| Comfort layers | ContourFit Design, Plush Comfort Foam, Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam | ContourFit Design, Medium Comfort Foam, Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam |
| Support system | 1000 Series Pocketed Coil | 1000 Series Pocketed Coil |
| Sizes listed | Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King | Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King |
| Trial | 100-Night Trial | 100-Night Trial |
| Delivery | Free Shipping and Returns, White Glove Delivery, Free Mattress Removal | Free Shipping and Returns, White Glove Delivery, Free Mattress Removal |
| Warranty | 10-Year Warranty | 10-Year Warranty |
The listed prices above are the figures shown on the official product pages at the time of writing. Check the current price on the official site for the size and comfort version you want, since prices and promotions can change.
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How does the BRX1000-IP describe its feel and support?
Beautyrest Pocketed Coil Technology provides flexible support precisely where it is needed and isolates motion between two sleepers, according to the brand. The support system on both BRX1000-IP versions is the 1000 Series Pocketed Coil, and the comfort layers include ContourFit Design plus Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam, which the brand describes as contouring to your body for pressure relief. The two comfort versions differ in the comfort foam listed: Plush Comfort Foam on the Plush model, Medium Comfort Foam on the Medium model.
On the general Hybrid description, the brand states that when you lay on a Hybrid mattress it usually feels more comparable to a traditional foam mattress, with a sinking-in feeling, while combining the bounciness of an innerspring mattress. That is the brand’s general category description, not a specific performance claim for the BRX1000-IP. The official pages do not publish a firmness scale number, so buyers should read the comfort description for their chosen version rather than expect a numeric rating. For shoppers weighing the two comfort types against each other, the practical difference is the comfort foam named in the specification: Plush Comfort Foam on one side, Medium Comfort Foam on the other. Everything else in the stack is the same, which makes this a rare case where the choice is genuinely narrow and the price gap is the main variable to weigh.
The brand also explains the difference between foam types used in its Hybrid line: memory foam is a slow-recovery material, while polyurethane foam is a quick-response foam. In the traditional lines, the top layers are polyurethane followed by memory foam deeper down. That distinction matters when you press into the surface and lift away, because a slow-recovery layer holds the impression briefly while a quick-response layer springs back right away. Shoppers who prefer a surface that responds immediately to movement may want to weigh that difference when choosing between a hybrid and an all-foam mattress.
What cooling features does the brand list?
Both BRX1000-IP versions use InfiniCool Plus, which the brand describes as combining two cool-to-the-touch layers on and right below the surface to keep you cool and comfortable throughout the night. That is the full extent of the cooling information published on the product pages. This matters most for people who wake up overheating, since a cooling claim on paper does not tell you how the surface will feel in your own bedroom.
Motion isolation, edge support and noise: what the facts cover
The brand states that Beautyrest Pocketed Coil Technology isolates motion between two sleepers, which is the only motion-related claim published for this model. The official pages do not cover edge support, noise or long-term durability for the BRX1000-IP. These details are worth confirming directly rather than assuming, especially for couples sharing a bed.
What do the trial, delivery and warranty terms say?
The official product pages list a 100-Night Trial, Free Shipping and Returns, White Glove Delivery, Free Mattress Removal and a 10-Year Warranty for both comfort versions. Financing options are also listed. These terms are published on the Beautyrest product pages for the BRX1000-IP. Buyers should read the full trial and warranty terms on the official page before ordering, since conditions such as what happens after the trial period and what the warranty covers are set out in the brand’s own documentation.
White glove delivery is the service level that includes in-room delivery and setup, and the free mattress removal option means the old bed is taken away at no additional cost. For shoppers replacing an existing mattress, that removes the logistics of moving the old unit out of the bedroom, which is often the least pleasant part of a mattress purchase. Financing options listed on the product pages give buyers another way to spread the cost across payments rather than paying the full amount upfront.
Who should buy the BRX1000-IP, and who should not?
Who should buy the Beautyrest Hybrid BRX1000-IP: shoppers who want a 13.5-inch hybrid with Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam for pressure relief, a 1000 Series Pocketed Coil support system, and InfiniCool Plus cooling, listed with a 100-night trial, white glove delivery, free mattress removal and a 10-year warranty. The Plush version is listed at $1,949.00 and the Medium version at $1,649.00 on the official pages, both available in Twin through Cal King. This is a specification summary drawn from the published product pages, not a performance test result.
Who should not buy it: shoppers who need a Firm or Extra Firm comfort option, since the official BRX1000-IP pages list only Plush and Medium. Buyers who want a trial longer than 100 nights or a warranty longer than 10 years should compare the published terms before deciding, and anyone who wants to confirm edge support, noise or durability should look for that information on the official page, because the product pages do not publish it.
How does the Saatva Classic compare on published terms?
The Saatva Classic product page lists a 365-night home trial, free white-glove delivery, and a lifetime warranty, alongside three comfort levels (Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, Firm) and two heights (11.5 and 14.5 inches). The page shows a listed price of $2,229 with a promotional price of $1,904. Where the BRX1000-IP offers two comfort types, the Saatva Classic offers three, and the trial and warranty terms run longer on the Saatva side. For a fuller look at how the two brands line up, see our Saatva vs Beautyrest comparison.
The Saatva Classic also publishes a firmness scale for each comfort level: Plush Soft at 3/10, Luxury Firm at 5-7/10, and Firm at 8/10. That scale gives shoppers a numeric reference the BRX1000-IP pages do not provide, which can help when comparing the two side by side. The Saatva Classic is CertiPUR-US certified and GREENGUARD Gold certified, and it is endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association. Its dual-coil design uses over 1,000 recycled carbon steel coils in full size and up, tempered three times for durability, with Lumbar Zone Technology for spinal alignment support.
World Sleep Almanac score: 7.6/10. The score is an editorial rating based on these criteria: price at equal size, trial and return terms, warranty length, materials and construction, and public customer reviews. The BRX1000-IP earns its mark for a clearly published construction, two comfort choices and white glove delivery with free mattress removal, while the 100-night trial and 10-year warranty sit below the longer terms some rivals publish.
Verdict: The Beautyrest Hybrid BRX1000-IP is a straightforward buy for shoppers who want a 13.5-inch hybrid with gel memory foam over pocketed coils, in either Plush or Medium, with white glove delivery and a 100-night trial. Skip it if you need a Firm comfort option or a longer trial and warranty.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthree comfort levels, 365-night trial, lifetime warranty
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm comfort levels
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Beautyrest Hybrid BRX1000-IP available in more than two comfort types?
The official BRX1000-IP product pages list two comfort types, Plush and Medium. Shoppers looking for a Firm or Extra Firm feel should confirm what their retailer carries before ordering.
Does the price change between the Plush and Medium versions?
Yes. The Plush version is listed at $1,949.00 and the Medium version at $1,649.00 on the official product pages, and both are offered in Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King.
What sizes does the BRX1000-IP come in?
Both comfort versions list the same size range: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King.
How tall is the mattress?
Both the Plush and Medium versions are listed at 13.5 inches in height.
What cooling technology is used?
Both versions use InfiniCool Plus, described by the brand as two cool-to-the-touch layers on and right below the surface of the mattress.
What is included with delivery?
The product pages list Free Shipping and Returns, White Glove Delivery and Free Mattress Removal for both comfort versions.
How long is the trial period?
The official pages list a 100-Night Trial for both the Plush and Medium versions.
What warranty comes with the mattress?
Both versions are listed with a 10-Year Warranty.
Can I buy the BRX1000-IP in a store?
The brand directs shoppers to authorized retail partners, so the mattress can be experienced in person through an authorized retailer.
What is the difference between memory foam and polyurethane foam in a hybrid?
The brand explains that memory foam is a slow-recovery material, meaning it holds an impression briefly after you move, while polyurethane foam is a quick-response material that springs back right away. In the Hybrid line, the top layer you lie on is memory foam down to the layer above the springs, which is usually the only non-memory foam layer and typically half an inch of polyurethane. This combination is what gives a hybrid its blend of a foam-like surface with innerspring bounce underneath.
How do I choose between the Plush and Medium versions?
The brand notes that firmness is subjective from person to person and offers general guidelines rather than a single recommendation. Stomach sleepers tend to benefit from an overall firmer feel, while back sleepers tend to benefit from a Firm to Medium feel. Since the BRX1000-IP is offered in Plush and Medium, reading the comfort description for your chosen version on the product page is the best starting point, and trying the feel in person through an authorized retail partner is the most direct way to decide.
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team.