Lunvon Queen Air Mattress Guest Durable Inflatable Airbed Blow Up Elevated Raised Air Bed with Built-in Electric Air Pump, Storage Bad and Repair Patches Included Height 18.5 inche, 2-Year Warranty

Purchased this air mattress for a guest room, it has a built-in motor which inflate and deflate in less than 5 min. It is also very comfortable to sleep on and it holds up air pretty well. Worth the purchase.

So i purchased this when I need to crash at my work studio where there's projects going on that cause dust and debris all over the place including the floor. I try to protect the bottom with garbage bags so it won't get punctured. So far, 3 months in, the mattress still stays inflated on it's own for a good 2 days before I have to give it anymore air. It inflates super fast, and it's super firm ...it never loses air through the night like cheap crap I've bought from Target has in the past. But the price is really inexpensive, still! I decided to go on Amazon this time around and wait for something with better quality ratings to be delivered even though there's a puncture risk in my studio, I'm usually really tired if I need to crash there, so I did want it to be comfortable if I'm going to buy one. The flimsier mass produced stuff you find in common stores like Target and Kmart always gets holes in it quickly - or within a couple of uses. I can't believe how long this one lasted so far- so glad I got it. I can definitely tell the material grade is sturdier. Still, all it takes is the slightest prick and party's over with these things. Granted I don't jump on it, or do any rigorous activities on it, but I do often leave it inflated for days at a time, and it won't need extra air...then when i put it away, I find that it's still going strong the next time I take it out and set it on manual inflate. I do clean off the bottom and fold it up pretty tenderly when it's not in use though. The auto inflation feature is easy and relatively quick if noisy. I don't mind the noise - i'd rather inflation noise than cheap materials or hefty price. Only downside with this model is it definitely does not fit in the bag it comes with...even if you roll it up nicely. I don't think rolling it tightly is wise since the seams could get stressed and possibly perforate. Not fitting in the bag is the least of my concerns with an air mattress though... it fits in a contractor garbage bag fine which isn't chic, but it's protective/functional. The extra height of the unit is great becomes it keeps me from being so close to the dust and debris that tends to be on the bare floor of the studio space while sleeping - a bonus. It's extremely firm when inflated, but I don't feel hot or uncomfortable like I do on some of the ones with just plastic on the top area. The built-in pillow doesn't do much except if maybe you're reading or watching tv while lying down....definitely get an actual pillow.

This is pretty comfortable to sleep on. My daughter continuously slept on it for 3 nights and don't want to leave. I am so surprised to see it can hold the air so long without any leakage. I had bought another one that is more expensive than this, but only used twice,it started leaking. For this much money for this good quality, it really worthy.

My friend and his family came to visit us, so I bought this air mattress. The mattress was very easy to set up with built-in pump, save my time and energy! I put the air mattress side by bed, Matt, the 6 years-old boy liked jumping from bed to the air mattress, I was really worried he would broke the air mattress. My friends stayed three nights with us, after they left, I went to their room to deflate air, and I was so surprised the air mattress was still full of air after hundred times jumping of Matt!

We often have overnight guests and so air mattresses are used regularly in our house. We have gone through a number of them over the years and they all have one thing in common. They leak! At least until this one. So far, no leaking throughout the night. OK, to be perfectly honest, there is a little deflation by morning but it is really negligible and I'm not sure it's actually any leaking as much a pressure differential due to temperature and humidity. Either way, our guests are happy and so far so am I. If these hold up well for a year or two then I'll be a super happy camper. I don't expect them to last for years and years since they are not designed for that anyways. A couple year life span is reasonable though given that we use them a couple times a week and for an air mattress that is frequent use.These were not the cheapest ones you can buy but for now, I'm happy with the performance and feel it is worth the price they are asking for it.

I bought this item in December when I thought I needed it for family staying over around the holidays, but turned out I didn't. I have yet to open this item until today in April. I start blowing it up and wonder why it's not inflating. Come to find out, one of the circles thats imprinted on the top of the air-mattress was never sealed. It would be great to have another shipped out or even a refund but since I waited so long to use it and trusted the product was in good quality I am now past the return period. Biggest waste of money.

This is a well-made self-inflating mattress. It fills up with air in just a few minutes. The power cord is attached, so you won’t lose the cord or the pump. It holds the air through the night, but some days in needs a little more air added. If anyone ever sees a mattress with a built-in pressure gauge, let me know!

I bought this airbed for my mum, It much easier to inflate than her previous airbed, especially the built-in pump, because she can adjust the comfort base on my mind. This airbed is huge, my mum told to me that she slept on it for several days and never leaking. Value for money, I will recommend to my friends.

I bought this because I wanted something off the ground and easier to get out of versus your normal flat air bed. The ridges aren't deep like some of the other ones I have owned so it doesn't hurt your back when sleeping and you aren't stuck between the 2 bumps when trying to sleep. Fantastic mattress for the price!! And it holds the air inside well. I'll be ordering another soon, as a backup!

When we had more company coming for the holidays than we had beds, we decided to try one of these blow up beds.Pros: It inflates and deflates fairly quickly (a few minutes). It is big enough and firm enough to easily support two adults. There was some minor leakage but it was still firm enough to last through the night. It fits nicely into the supplied bag for storage and it doesn't take up much room.Cons: It's not very comfortable but it's better than a floor and probably on par with a cheap hide-a-bed. The top surface can feel quite cold when used on a basement floor. Our basement floor is laminate so the air inside the bed seemed to conduct the cold from the floor and the temperature of the top was uncomfortably cool. Before using it the second night we put two sleeping bags and a comforter on top of it before putting on the sheets and that did the trick.I would buy it again.

I bought this inflatable bed because I had several guess over and I also wanted to use it for camping as well. My guess loved it but since I am planning to camp with it I slept on it many times for over a month to test it out. I loved it as well.The mattress is made out of strong PVC material. I’m around 225 lbs and the air mattress has no problem supporting me. The top has a waterproof flocked material keeping the surface dry and easy to clean, also, preventing your skin from sticking to the bed. The bed comes with a built-in 120V AC electric pump with a compartment to house the power cord flushed in the mattress. Having the built-in pump is very convenient and inflating the mattress took only 1 minute and 38 seconds which was faster than seller described. It’s even faster when you deflate. But I don’t know how easy it will be to fix the built-in pump if it breaks.Sleeping on the air mattress is very comfortable and the 18.5 inches height does make it easier to get on and off the bed, but it also makes it less stable. I find if you inflate it more it will solve the stability problem.

I like the mattress but could be a little bit better.......I will tell you about what I think the pros and cons are:Pros:1. The height. It's a good height so that you can easily sit on the edge of the mattress and get up.2. It's easy to set up. It will come folded. Unfold it, plug it in the wall and turn the switch to inflate. You can adjust the firmness by simply inflating it more. Be careful not to overinflate.3. It's easy to disinflate. Simply turn the switch to disinflate. It will suction all the air out of the mattress.4. Easy to store. Once completely disinflated (I messed this up and tried to fold it without it being COMPLETELY disinflated) it is easy to fold and the storage bag it comes with is ample enough to stow it without creative folding or "working" it into the bag. Once folded and in the bag it's about the size of a sleeping bag in a bag. Relatively compact for what it is once inflated.5. Seems well built and like a quality product. My complaints below are not about the build quality but more from a design and functionality perspective.

We needed a bed that could be put away and transported between the top floor and the basement, and this works perfectly. The bed itself is very comfortable, easy to operate, and quite sturdy. It doesn't weight as much as I thought it would, which is great. The height is far enough off the ground so that any sheets draped on top doesn't dangle and touch the ground. Excellent value for its price.