Personal Comfort Bed vs. Beverly Hills Bed 14" Air Mattress: 2026 Price & Feature Comparison

Beverly Hills Bed  |  July 2026  |  7 min read

If you're comparing air beds like Sleep Number, two names keep coming up: Personal Comfort Bed and Beverly Hills Bed. Both brands sell adjustable air mattresses that let each partner dial in their own firmness setting, but the similarities mostly end there. Below, we compare the Personal Comfort Rejuvenate 13" smart bed against Beverly Hills Bed's 14" air mattress with adjustable massaging base — pricing, height, warranty, pump placement, and the extras — so you can decide which adjustable air bed is worth your money in 2026.

Shoppers researching air mattresses and beds usually land in the same spot: Sleep Number is well-known, but its price tag pushes people toward alternatives that offer the same dual-firmness concept without the markup. Personal Comfort and Beverly Hills Bed are two of the most established names in that space, both selling split king air adjustable mattresses with independent controls for each side of the bed. The question isn't whether either brand makes a good air bed — it's which one gives you more mattress and more bed for the money.

Personal Comfort Bed vs Beverly Hills Bed 14" Air Mattress at a Glance

Both mattresses are split king, dual-zone air beds built to compete with Sleep Number — but the price gap between the fully bundled versions is significant. Here's the split king pricing side by side.

Meet the Two Adjustable Air Beds

Beverly Hills Bed — 14" Air Adjustable Mattress

Beverly Hills Bed's 14" air mattress is built to compare directly with the Sleep Number Comfort Next Ultra, with 50 individual firmness increments per side and dual air chambers so each sleeper controls their own feel. A flippable comfort layer sits above the air bladders, giving you a second firmness option without buying a new mattress. Unlike most air beds and adjustable air mattresses on the market, the pumps are fully encased inside the mattress itself — nothing sits on the floor to snag, collect dust, or get chewed on by the family dog.

Personal Comfort Bed — The Rejuvenate 13"

Personal Comfort's Rejuvenate smart bed leans on a 25-year full warranty and smart home app integration for both firmness and base control. Adjustable base bundles include a free BedJet cooling system, a genuine perk for hot sleepers who don't want to shop for a separate cooling add-on. The tradeoff is price: the fully bundled version climbs to $7,799, and the mattress itself sits at 13" — a full inch shorter than Beverly Hills Bed's profile — with pumps that are not encased inside the mattress.

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

When you line up the two air beds side by side, the gap comes down to how much you're paying for the base bundle versus how much warranty and cooling matter to you.

Beverly Hills Bed air pumps in the mattress 

Which Adjustable Air Bed Should You Buy?

Best overall value: If you want the tallest profile, in-mattress pumps, and the lowest total price on a fully equipped split king, the Beverly Hills Bed 14" air mattress with massaging adjustable base is the clear pick. At $4,880 for the complete bundle, it undercuts the Personal Comfort Rejuvenate by nearly $3,000 while still delivering 50-step firmness control on each side.

Best for hot sleepers who want app control: If a full 25-year non-prorated warranty and free cooling matter more to you than price, Personal Comfort's Rejuvenate bundle is worth the premium. Just know you're paying almost double for those extras, and you'll be sleeping on a mattress that's an inch shorter with pumps sitting outside the mattress shell rather than tucked away inside it.

Budget-conscious couples and anyone furnishing a guest room, primary bedroom, or RV bunk will likely find the Beverly Hills Bed bundle hard to beat — it's the rare case where the more affordable adjustable air mattress also happens to have the taller, more streamlined build. Personal Comfort still makes sense if cooling and a fully non-prorated warranty are non-negotiable for you.

Whichever direction you lean, both mattresses beat what you'd pay for a comparable Sleep Number setup — but only one of them keeps the pumps out of sight and the bundle price under $5,000. Browse the full lineup of adjustable air beds and air mattresses to compare heights, sizes, and pillow-top options beyond the 14" split king shown here.

Frequently Asked Questions

*Beverly Hills Bed air mattresses carry a 25-year warranty: 3 years full coverage, followed by 65–75% coverage for the remaining 22 years. Personal Comfort pricing sourced from personalcomfortbed.com; prices and availability are current as of 2026 and subject to change. Beverly Hills Bed is not affiliated with Personal Comfort Bed or Sleep Number®.