The Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two is a contouring hybrid aimed squarely at back and stomach sleepers who want pressure relief without losing individualized support. It lists at $2,949.00 on the official Beautyrest pages, comes in three feel options, and backs the purchase with a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty. The short version: buy it if you sleep on your back or stomach, share a bed, and want a cool-to-the-touch surface with deep contouring. Look elsewhere if you want a full year to decide or a warranty that outlasts the mattress itself.
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- Three comfort levels and two heights in one model
Who should buy the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two?
The Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two is built for back and stomach sleepers who want a contouring surface without giving up individualized support. The brand states the model is “Made for Back and stomach sleepers” and describes a smooth ContourFit Design surface that lets sleepers interact with the foams beneath more quickly than a quilted innerspring surface. If you sleep on your back or your stomach, you want a surface that keeps the spine in line while still cradling the hips and shoulders, and that is exactly the brief the official copy sets out.
It is also a sensible shortlist item for couples who care about motion separation, since the brand attributes its “most advanced motion separation” to the Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology. And it fits sleepers who run warm at night and want a documented cooling story: a cool-to-the-touch Sleep Climate Surface plus Micro Diamond Memory Foam, both described as designed to help transfer heat away from the body.
What are the official specs and price?
The documented specifications are straightforward. The line lists at $2,949.00 on the official Beautyrest pages, with sizes Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King. Feel options are Firm, Medium and Apex Top Plush. The trial is 100 nights, shipping is free with white glove delivery, free mattress removal is listed, and the warranty is 10 years. Financing options are offered. Foams are CertiPUR-US certified.
| Specification | Documented value |
|---|---|
| Listed price | $2,949.00 |
| Feel options | Firm, Medium, Apex Top Plush |
| Sizes | Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King |
| Trial | 100-Night In-Home Trial |
| Delivery | Free shipping, White Glove Delivery, free mattress removal |
| Warranty | 10-Year Limited Warranty |
| Foam certification | CertiPUR-US certified |
| Support system | Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology |
| Pressure relief | ContourFit Design with FORM HD Material |
| Temperature | Sleep Climate Surface, Micro Diamond Memory Foam |
Two details in that table deserve a second look. First, the 100-night trial is a fixed term, not a year, so the decision window is shorter than what some competitors publish. Second, the $2,949 figure is the listed price for the line as shown on the official page; check the current price on the official site before you commit, since promotions and size-level pricing can move.
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How does the Series Two feel and support sleepers?
The feel is where Series Two separates itself from Series One. Beautyrest states that Series Two is “designed for a more contouring feel than Series One models because it has a foam upgrade that deeply contours to your body.” The surface is a smooth ContourFit Design, not a traditional quilted top, and the brand explains that this surface helps sleepers interact with the foams beneath more quickly. The support layer is Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology, described as the brand’s most advanced individualized support.
Three feel options are published: Firm, Medium and Apex Top Plush. The brand’s “Made for Back and stomach sleepers” line applies to the model as a whole, and the Apex Top Design, which carries the enhanced pressure relief and edge support claim, is described as available with the Medium feel. The Apex Top Medium model is the configuration the brand singles out for pressure relief, since it has 3 additional inches of memory foam encased into the surface. If edge support matters to you, the official copy points at the Apex Top Design as the configuration that delivers it.
One honest gap: the documentation does not give a firmness number on a 1 to 10 scale, does not give a mattress height, and does not give a per-size breakdown of the $2,949 figure. Those are the numbers to confirm on the official product page before ordering.
The Apex Top Design is the configuration to examine if you sit on the edge of the bed or sleep near the perimeter. The brand ties enhanced edge support to that design and notes it is available with the Medium feel. That is a configuration-level claim, not a line-wide one, so confirm which feel carries the Apex Top Design before adding to cart.
Does the Series Two sleep cool?
Cooling is a headline feature of this model, and the documented mechanism has two parts. The first is a cool-to-the-touch Sleep Climate Surface, which the brand describes as designed to help you sleep comfortable. The official copy also states that all Beautyrest Black models are designed to help you sleep cool, so the cooling story is a line-wide claim with Series Two-specific materials on top.
The third element is FORM HD Material, which the brand says delivers deeply contouring pressure relief and 3X better airflow. The asterisk on that claim is important: the comparison is against the same mattress with a non-open cell memory foam in place of the FORM HD Material. That is an internal comparison within the product, not a comparison against another brand. Read it as a statement about airflow relative to a conventional memory foam, which is the honest reading of the documented footnote.
Buyer guidance on cooling: the Series Two sits above Series One in this respect, since the brand describes Series Two as carrying an upgraded cooling foam alongside the cool-to-the-touch cover. If you are comparing the two, the cooling upgrade is the stated reason to move up.
How does it handle motion isolation and edge support?
Motion separation is attributed to the same Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology that handles support. The brand calls it its “most advanced motion separation for an undisturbed rest.” That is a documented claim about the coil system, and it is the mechanism the official page gives you. If you share a bed and one of you moves often during the night, this is the spec to weigh, and the coil system is the reason the brand gives for it.
Edge support is documented only in connection with the Apex Top Design. The official copy credits the Apex Top Design with “overall enhanced pressure relief and edge support,” and notes it is available with the Medium feel.
Buyer guidance for both topics: on the official page, confirm which feel option carries the Apex Top Design before you add to cart, since edge support appears to be tied to that configuration rather than to the whole line. This matters most if you sit on the edge of the bed to put on shoes, if you sleep near the edge, or if you share a bed and want the usable surface to extend to the perimeter.
What do the trial, delivery and warranty actually cover?
The trial is a 100-Night In-Home Trial. The official copy states that if you are unhappy at any point during the trial, you reach out and the brand will help initiate a return and receive a full refund of your purchase. Delivery is complimentary White Glove Delivery, with a call on the delivery day confirming the delivery window. Free mattress removal is listed alongside it. The warranty is a 10-Year Limited Warranty.
Read the full trial and warranty terms on the official site before ordering, because the headline numbers are only the top layer of the policy.
For comparison on the trial and warranty axis, the Saatva Classic carries a 365-night home trial and a lifetime warranty, with free white-glove delivery and setup. That is a documented difference in the two offers, and it is the single clearest reason a cautious buyer might prefer the alternative.
On delivery, the Beautyrest offer is stronger than a basic parcel shipment: white glove delivery with a scheduling call and free mattress removal are all listed. The trade-off sits in the trial length and the warranty term, not in the delivery experience.
Who should not buy the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two?
Skip this model if the trial window is your safety net. A 100-night trial is shorter than the 365 nights Saatva publishes for the Saatva Classic. The refund process is described in one sentence on the official page, so a cautious buyer should read the full terms first.
Skip it if warranty length is a buying criterion. Ten years is the documented term, and Saatva’s lifetime warranty is the documented alternative. The shorter term is a real difference in coverage, not a technicality.
Skip it if you are a strict side sleeper looking for a soft, plush surface. The brand positions the line for back and stomach sleepers, and the feel options are Firm, Medium and Apex Top Plush. The Apex Top Plush exists, but the official copy does not tie it to side sleepers, and the documentation gives no firmness number that would let you place it on a scale. Side sleepers comparing this line should read the Series One and Series Three pages as well before deciding.
Skip it if you want a per-size price breakdown before you shop. The $2,949.00 figure is the listed price for the line, and the official pages do not break it down by size. If your budget is set at a specific number for a Queen, confirm that number on the official site first.
How does it compare with other Beautyrest Black models?
The Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two sits in the middle of the Beautyrest Black Hybrid ladder, above Series One and below Series Three and Series Four. The brand’s own copy lays out the progression: Series One offers the contouring feel with a cool-to-the-touch cover; Series Two adds enhanced cooling, deeply contouring pressure relief, and an Apex Top Medium model; Series Three adds responsive pressure relief and 2K Micro Coils in the Medium model; Series Four adds 4K Micro Coils and an Apex Top design in all models.
That ladder matters for the buying decision because it tells you what your money buys at each step. Moving from Series One to Series Two buys you the foam upgrade that deeply contours, the upgraded cooling foam, and the Apex Top Design on the Medium model. Moving from Series Two to Series Three buys you the micro coils. If micro coils are the feature you want, Series Two is the wrong stop on the ladder.
The brand also draws a distinction between the Hybrid and Quilted Innerspring constructions that share the same support system. Black Hybrid models have a smooth surface with foams that deeply contour, while Black Quilted Innerspring models have a traditional quilted surface with responsive foams designed to stay lifted as you move. That is the clearest single line in the documentation for choosing between the two constructions: contouring versus lifted.
For a deeper read on the neighboring steps, the Beautyrest Black Series One review and the Beautyrest Black Series Three review cover those models in the same format.
Is the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two worth $2,949.00?
The value question depends on which of the documented features you actually use. At $2,949.00, you are paying for a contouring hybrid with a triple-stranded pocketed coil system, a cool-to-the-touch cover, diamond-particle-infused memory foam, open-cell FORM HD Material, white glove delivery, free mattress removal, and a 10-year warranty. That is a dense feature set, and every item in it is stated by the brand rather than inferred.
The weaker side of the ledger is the trial. One hundred nights is the shortest part of the offer, and it is the part that protects you if the feel option turns out to be wrong. A mattress at this price with a shorter trial puts more of the risk on the buyer, which is why confirming the feel option before ordering matters more here than on a cheaper model.
Financing options are offered, which softens the cash impact if you prefer to spread the payment. The official pages list them without publishing terms, so the rate and duration are things to confirm at checkout.
On the certification side, all foams are CertiPUR-US certified, which means they are made without formaldehyde, flame retardants, prohibited phthalates, and heavy metals, and meet low-VOC standards for indoor air quality. That is a documented certification, not an inference about materials.
For a broader look at how the brand stacks up against the rest of the market, the Saatva vs Beautyrest comparison and the Beautyrest vs Sealy comparison cover the brand-level picture.
What is the Saatva Classic alternative?
The Saatva Classic is the documented alternative on the trial and warranty axis. It carries a 365-night home trial against the Beautyrest 100-night trial, and a lifetime warranty against the Beautyrest 10-year warranty. Both include free white-glove delivery, and Saatva’s includes setup plus old-mattress removal at no additional cost.
The Saatva Classic also publishes a firmness scale that the Beautyrest pages do not: Plush Soft at 3/10, Luxury Firm at 5-7/10, and Firm at 8/10. It comes in two heights, 11.5 inches and 14.5 inches, and it is available in Split King and Split Cal King sizes that the Beautyrest size list does not include. It is an innerspring with a dual-coil design rather than a foam hybrid, so the feel is different in kind: a 3-inch Euro pillow top over responsive coils rather than a smooth contouring foam surface.
The Saatva Classic is endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association, uses CertiPUR-US certified foams and is GREENGUARD Gold certified, and includes patented Lumbar Zone Technology aimed at spinal alignment. Its listed price on the official page is $2,229 for the line, with a promotional figure of $1,904 shown at the time of writing. Prices move, so check the current figure before you compare.
Who should pick the Saatva Classic: a buyer who wants a full year to decide, a lifetime warranty, a published firmness scale to choose from, and a choice of two heights. Who should pick the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two: a buyer who specifically wants the smooth ContourFit contouring surface, the Micro Diamond cooling foam, and the Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil system, and who is comfortable deciding inside 100 nights.
For the head-to-head, the Saatva Classic vs Beautyrest Black comparison goes deeper, and the Beautyrest vs Purple comparison covers the foam-alternative angle.
World Sleep Almanac score: 7.6/10
Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two
Our editorial score is based on five criteria: price at equal size, trial and returns, warranty, materials and construction, and public customer reviews. The Series Two scores well on materials and construction, with a documented triple-stranded coil system, open-cell foam, and CertiPUR-US certification. It loses points on the 100-night trial and the 10-year warranty, both of which trail the documented terms of the closest luxury alternative. The listed price of $2,949.00 places it in the premium tier without a per-size breakdown to soften the entry.
Scored criteria: price at equal size, trial and returns, warranty, materials and construction, public customer reviews.
The verdict: the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two is a strong buy for back and stomach sleepers who want deep contouring and a documented cooling story, and a weak buy for anyone who needs a long trial or a long warranty. Confirm the feel option before ordering, since the 100-night window is the shortest part of the offer.
Our pick
Saatva Classic the alternative if you want a longer trial and a lifetime warranty
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and setup
- Lifetime warranty
- Three comfort levels and two heights in one model
Readers weighing the same choice often move on to our Beautyrest vs Purple comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two good for stomach sleepers?
Yes. The official pages label the model “Made for Back and stomach sleepers,” and the support layer is the Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology, described as the brand’s most advanced individualized support. The smooth ContourFit Design surface is designed to cradle the body while the coil system keeps support individualized, which is the combination stomach sleepers typically look for.
What is the difference between Series Two and Series One?
Series Two adds three things on top of Series One: enhanced cooling, deeply contouring pressure relief that cradles every curve, and an Apex Top Medium model designed for overall upgraded pressure relief and edge support. The brand also states Series Two is designed for a more contouring feel than Series One because of a foam upgrade that deeply contours to the body, plus an upgraded cooling foam.
Does the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two come with free delivery?
Yes. The official pages list complimentary White Glove Delivery for all Beautyrest mattresses sold there, with a call on the delivery day confirming the delivery window. Free mattress removal is listed alongside it, and free shipping and returns are included in the headline terms.
Can I return the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two if I do not like it?
Yes, within the 100-Night In-Home Trial. The full terms, including how the refund is processed, should be read on the official site before ordering.
Which feel option should I choose?
The brand publishes three feel options: Firm, Medium and Apex Top Plush. The official copy does not publish a firmness number on a 1 to 10 scale, so confirming the feel directly with the brand before ordering is the safest step.
Is the Beautyrest Black Hybrid Series Two CertiPUR-US certified?
Yes.
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.