Intex 64103E Dura-Beam Standard Single-High Air Mattress:...
**Introduction:** The Intex 64103E Dura-Beam Standard Single-High Air Mattress is an affordable and practical solution for those seeking temporary bedding. Featuring Fiber-Tech technology, the Queen-sized air mattress offers a 10-inch bed height and supports up to 600 pounds, making it suitable for various uses such as camping, guest bedding, or a temporary sleep solution during a move. However, it's important to note that the pump is sold separately, meaning you'll need to purchase that additional accessory to enjoy the mattress fully. **Advantages:** 1. **Durability** - The mattress has been known to last several months with regular use, showcasing its robust construction . 2. **Easy Inflation and Deflation** - Users find the mattress straightforward to inflate and deflate, simplifying setup and storage . 3. **Lightweight and Portable** - Its light weight makes it easy to maneuver and store, adding to its convenience . 4. **Holds Air Well** - The mattress generally retains air well over several nights, reducing the need for frequent refilling . 5. **Cost-Effective** - It offers good value for money, making it a budget-friendly option . 6. **Comfortable Sleep Experience** - Many users report a comfortable sleeping experience, with enough support for a good night's rest . 7. **Good Size** - The queen size offers ample space, catering to solo sleepers or couples . 8. **No Leakage Issues** - When the valve is used correctly, there is minimal to no air leakage . 9. **Versatile Use** - Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, adapting to different environments . 10. **Quality Material** - Made of sturdy material that contributes to its longevity . **Disadvantages:** 1. **Noisy Material** - The material tends to be noisy when moving, which may disturb light sleepers . 2. **Valve Design Issues** - Some users experience difficulty with the valve, which can lead to air loss if not properly secured . 3. **Plug Design** - The plug is considered cheaply made, causing frustration during inflation and deflation . 4. **No Pump Included** - The mattress requires a separate purchase for a pump, adding to the overall cost . 5. **Initial Stretching** - On first use, the material stretches, necessitating additional inflation . 6. **Risk of Incomplete Inflation** - If the valve is not pushed in past the ridge, the mattress may deflate quickly . 7. **Improvised Fixes Required** - Some users have had to resort to makeshift solutions to maintain air pressure, such as using tape or alternative stoppers . 8. **Not Ideal for Long-Term Use** - Although it is durable for a few months, this mattress is not a permanent bed solution . 9. **Potential for Valve to Pop Out** - Incorrect usage can cause the valve to come out, leading to sudden deflation . 10. **Sensitive to Rough Handling** - Needs careful handling to avoid damage and noise . **Conclusion:** The Intex 64103E Dura-Beam Air Mattress is a solid choice for those needing a temporary or guest bedding solution. While it offers durability, ease of use, and comfort at an affordable price, careful attention to its valve system and separate pump purchase is required to maximize its benefits. Overall, it's a pragmatic choice for short-term use scenarios. **FAQ:** 1. **Does the mattress come with a pump?** - No, the pump is sold separately, so you'll need to purchase one to inflate the mattress. 2. **How long does the mattress typically last?** - Users have reported using it for several months without issues, provided it is handled carefully . 3. **Is the mattress comfortable for long-term use?** - It is comfortable for temporary or occasional use, but might not be suited for long-term sleeping . 4. **Does the mattress make noise?** - Yes, the material can be somewhat noisy, especially when moving or turning over . 5. **Can the mattress support two people?** - Yes, with a 600-pound weight capacity, it is suitable for two people . 6. **What sizes does this mattress come in?** - This specific model is a Queen size . 7. **Is it easy to store after use?** - Yes, the mattress is lightweight and easy to deflate and store . 8. **Will the mattress lose air overnight?** - It generally holds air well, but ensure that the valve is secured properly to prevent leaks . 9. **Can it be used outdoors?** - Yes, it is versatile enough for both indoor and outdoor use . 10. **What if the valve pops out during use?** - Make sure the valve is fully inserted beyond the ridge to prevent it from popping out .
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Brand Name: Intex
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Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
Title: Good Quality & Comfortable
Content: I used this as my bed for 8 months while I was living overseas because I didn’t want to purchase a mattress while I was there. This probably isn’t the typical use, and I was surprised it lasted so long. I did have a thin topper on it, which probably helped with comfort. As long as it wasn’t rubbing up against things, I didn’t have a problem with it being too noisy. The only reason I stopped using it was because I moved back home.
Title: Good value
Content: This is a simple, basic air mattress. But it does what it says it supposed to and seems to work well. I personally have not slept on it yet (my children have). So I cannot speak for comfort, but it has been durable so far and holds air well. Easy to fill and easy to deflate and store.
Title: Amazing
Content: Needed this matress as I moved out and have no bed to sleep on. Did the job great. V easy to inflate. Refilled it a little bit after 10 days.. The only negative is the sounds of the material when u move or tilt. Otherwise great in every aspect an v good value for money. NB pump not included
Title: If your airbed LOSES_AIR_FAST or the VALVE_POPS_OUT you may be PUSHING_THE_VALVE_ONLY_HALFWAY_IN
Content: There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
Title: Stays inflated
Content: Had the bed inflated for a couple days now for a friend who is sleeping over and we never had any issues with needing to refill it or having any air loss. Is super easy to maneuver around considering it is a lightweight bed. And my friend said that they liked how comfortable it was to sleep on. Definitely would recommend if you need a blowup bed that is going to last. Very impressed with this product.
Title: Firm bed
Content: Works well
Title: 3 stars now ... holding up OK after I removed their plug and used a rubber stopper
Content: So far it holds air and is inexpensive. The plug is cheap and poorly designed. For a few more cents, they could have included one as is found on the Coleman that is stoppered by pushing in and open by pulling out as well as the usual stopper. But you get what you pay for. If it lasts, I'll upgrade the review. We use it inside a Coleman camping cot. The Coleman air bed died after 9 months of use and couldn't find the slow leak so it was trashed. UPDATE: OK, I've dropped the rating from 4 stars to 2 stars because I absolutely cannot stand the valve on this unit. I hoped that there was an adapter that could fit in the valve hole and allow a shut off after inflation without losing air. Right now, once you remove the inflation (I have a Coleman air pump), trying to struggle putting the plug back in without losing a significant amount of air is a pain. Well, like I said, I get what I paid for. UPDATE: Now the plug won't stay in the filler hole when completely inflated. I had to tape it closed to hold it (see photo). Waste of money. FINAL UPDATE (unless it fails ... then I'll be back): I cut off their useless plug and replaced it with a solid rubber stopper. It is holding up well, maintaining pressure so I upped the rating to a 3 star.
Title: Exactly as described
Content: Good quality product, good price/value ratio, easy to inflate, no leakage, good size.
Title: Good for guest use
Content: I had a friend stay with me for 5 nights and she said she had comfortable sleeps, no complaints. We had to give it a bit of air after a couple days, but this was due to the material stretching upon its first use, so that was to be expected.
Title: Colchão Inflável excelente!
Content: Bonito, bom e confortável! Recomendo com certeza. Sim, chegou antes da data prevista parabéns AMAZON os correios nunca ligam ou mandam mensagem, vcs possuem um serviço excelente de liga para o cliente. Show!
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