Consider this bed if you and a partner want separate climate settings and active warming. Skip it if you want a lower-cost Queen or a simple bed. The Queen price is $10,598 for the mattress and ProSmart Air Base. The climate system needs the included ProSmart Air Base.
Best forHot sleepers who want separate powered temperature control
Not ideal forShoppers wanting a simpler mattress without a powered base
TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed
Pros
Separate side settings. Each side can use its own climate setting.
Powered warming. The system can warm the bed as well as cool it.
Lift and lumbar. The included ProSmart base adds head and foot lift with adjustable lumbar support.
Washable cover. The SmartClimate Air Cover is removable and machine-washable.
Cons
Queen price. The Queen price is $10,598 for the mattress and ProSmart Air Base.
Powered system. The climate system needs the included ProSmart Air Base and bedside power.
Motion test gap. No independent motion test is listed for this model.
How firm is the TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed, and which firmness should you pick?
Tempur-Pedic lists one feel: Medium Hybrid. Its ActiveBreeze product page gives the same feel. No other feel is listed for this bed. There is no feel-by-feel guide. Pick Medium Hybrid if you like its feel and want powered climate control. If you are unsure, try it in a store before you buy.
Is the TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed right for your sleep position and body weight?
The Medium Hybrid may suit side and back sleepers. This is not a fit test. One owner said raising the feet eased mid-back pressure. Tempur-Pedic says the lumbar lift is for stomach sleepers. Tempur-Pedic gives no body-weight range for this bed. Try it with the base in your usual sleep pose. Ask Tempur-Pedic for fit advice.
Is the TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed good for back pain?
Some owners report less back pain or morning stiffness. These are owner stories, not medical proof. One owner said a lifted foot position eased mid-back pressure. The lift and lumbar support are bed features, not medical results. Owner stories cannot tell if this bed will ease your pain. Ask a health pro if pain affects your sleep. Judge the bed by your comfort.
Fans in the ProSmart Air Base push air through a two-chamber layer. The system can cool or warm the bed. Each side has its own settings for cooling and active warming. The SmartClimate Air Cover feels cool and can be washed. These features do not promise a set room temperature.
Tempur-Pedic lists the Queen at $10,598 for the mattress and ProSmart Air Base. It gives no mattress-only price. It shows a Split King, but no full size list. The mattress is 13 inches thick. Prices for other sizes and total bed height are not listed. There is no table of prices by size. Ask Tempur-Pedic for current sizes and prices before you buy.
Tempur-Pedic sells the ActiveBreeze on its site with the ProSmart Air Base. The product page does not confirm store stock or name other sellers. A Tempur-Pedic store may have a demo, but no store is named. Call ahead before you go. Ask to try the air settings, not just the mattress feel.
The 13-inch hybrid mattress sits on the TEMPUR-Ergo ProSmart Air Base. Top to bottom, it has a removable SmartClimate Air Cover. Next is a ventilated TEMPUR comfort layer. A ventilated Advanced-Relief layer sits below it. An air-distribution layer sits below those layers. Layer depth, mattress weight, and full bed height are not listed. Deep-pocket sheets should fit its 13-inch profile. Ask Tempur-Pedic to check split bedding.
Tempur-Pedic's help page says all its foams are CertiPUR-US certified. It lists a removable SmartClimate Air Cover. You can wash the cover. The foam has two vented layers. One is TEMPUR comfort foam. The other is Advanced-Relief support foam. Tempur-Pedic gives no new-bed smell details. Ask Tempur-Pedic for a current list if a label or smell matters to you. These details do not name each material in the bed.
Does the TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed have fiberglass?
Tempur-Pedic's October 2024 law tag file has no tag listed for ActiveBreeze. Tempur-Pedic's help page says its mattresses do not contain fiberglass. A mattress site, Best Mattress For You, reported that Tempur-Pedic customer service said in 2023 that its fire barrier uses glass fibers wrapped in a protective sheath inside the mattress. The tag file does not confirm what is in this model. Ask Tempur-Pedic for a tag for your exact size and feel.
Tempur-Pedic sells the ActiveBreeze with the TEMPUR-Ergo ProSmart Air Base. The base moves air and needs power by the bed. Tempur-Pedic does not sell the mattress apart from this base. It lists app and remote controls. Its product page does not say if the air system works on another base. Ask Tempur-Pedic what floor support and outlet you need. Get the base's own electronics terms in writing.
How long will it last, and does it need flipping or rotating?
General life estimates for TEMPUR hybrid beds do not say how long ActiveBreeze will last. The mattress has one sleep side, so do not flip it. Tempur-Pedic gives no rotation schedule for this model. A broad life estimate is not a result for this model. The powered base has parts with no life estimate. Follow the care sheet for rotation advice.
Tempur-Pedic offers free delivery in one to two weeks. The product page does not list all terms for this order. It does not say if setup, box removal, or old bed pickup are included. The ProSmart base needs power, so ask about room placement and plug-in setup. Ask if old bed removal is included. The product page does not say these services come with every order.
Tempur-Pedic's 90-night trial covers direct online or phone orders and purchases at Tempur-Pedic Flagship Stores. The ActiveBreeze Sleep System is included. Tempur-Pedic recommends trying it for at least 30 nights first. A return or exchange during the trial has a $175 fee plus tax. Tempur-Pedic says this fee is not refunded. Retailer purchases do not get this trial. Ask Tempur-Pedic how pickup and base removal work for this bed.
Tempur-Pedic gives the mattress a 10-year limited warranty. It covers defects and body dips deeper than 0.75 inch. Measure a dip with no one on the bed. Stains, tears, and burns are not covered. Use on an unfit base voids the warranty. The ActiveBreeze needs its ProSmart base. Keep the sewn tag and receipt. Ask about base coverage before buying.
Owners on Tempur-Pedic's site praise the cooling, warmth, and less morning stiffness. One owner says the auto snore response woke them. The setting can be changed in the app. These are personal stories, not a controlled test. No owner count or outside score is listed for this setup. Treat the comments as examples, not a promise.
How does the TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed compare?
ActiveBreeze has powered air and separate controls for each side. Tempur-Pedic's LuxeBreeze and ProBreeze use passive cooling. Pick ActiveBreeze if you want active warming and separate controls. If passive cooling is enough, compare the Breeze beds. No direct test compares all three. Try their feel and controls in a store.
Has the TEMPUR-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed changed since it launched?
ActiveBreeze launched around 2023. Tempur-Pedic's product images use the name ActiveBreeze 2.0. The brand does not say what changed. That name alone does not prove an older bed has a different build. The current model is Medium Hybrid and comes with the ProSmart Air Base. If you own an older bed, ask Tempur-Pedic if its layers or controls changed.
We checked Tempur-Pedic's product page on October 7, 2026. We checked its product and policy pages through October 2, 2026. We did not test this bed. No independent motion test is listed. The full size list is not given.
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