Intex Dura-Beam Deluxe Comfort Plush Airbed Series with Internal Pump (2021 Model)

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So far it’s perfect no problems no loss of air. I had a problem with a slow leak after six months. I’m hoping this mattress gonna last at least two or three years."

Air chambers: The most supportive air mattresses have vertical air chambers or coils that help distribute weight. Air beams that run side to side can still feel comfortable, but you may notice some sagging when you lie down. You can spot the difference by looking at the surface: Ones with the less supportive air beams look like rows, while coils look like columns. Height: A taller air mattress that's at least 18 inches high is typically more comfortable, but a lower profile one is easier to roll up and carry. It comes down to personal preference and whether you're using it at home or on the go. On the other hand, if you are looking for an air/blow up which would last you for a significant amount of time and it’s going to deliver the necessary comfort and convenience, you may be looking for something a bit pricier. As obvious as it may sound, this is a category in which price is decisive and the more you spend, the more you’re likely to get in terms of quality. Intex Air Mattress Pros and Cons It’s a favorite of Good Housekeeping's senior parenting and relationships editor Marisa LaScala, who calls it a game-changer for any trip away from home. “My 3-year-old actually sleeps in it all night without falling onto the floor or waking up in anguish demanding to hop into bed with Mommy and Daddy,” she said. Additionally, it stays inflated nicely overnight without sagging and deflates into a small storage bag. Just remember that the bed doesn't conform to AAP safe sleep guidelines for infants, so don’t use it unless your kid is at least 2 years old.

The process of setting up this mattress was largely hands-off, and it took only six and a half minutes to complete. You just unzip the case, select the firmness level, and move the dial to inflate. In just a few minutes, you'll have a comfortable bed for guests.

This is the third bed! The other inflated without a problem but once deflated and inflated, did not hold air!" The 600-pound weight limit allows for multiple sleepers at once without the danger of deflating or bursting. While using it in their own homes, our experts found that it stood up to multiple people jumping, moving and sitting on it all at the same time without losing air or having any other issues. The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab evaluates all sorts of mattresses and begins the process by researching offerings from top brands, analyzing materials and specifications, evaluating specific features and taking note of any brand claims. This past year, we put seven new air mattress contenders through a series of rigorous Lab tests and consumer tests to find the best of the best, using standardized testing methods and other industry standards. In all, we've analyzed over 400 data points over the years from more than a dozen inflatable beds to determine the best air mattresses available. Great product! It does have some stretch to it so it does seem like it's losing air for the first few nights but it seems to being great now. My guest is happy and comfortable on it! I would buy again!" However, there are a few things that you can do. First off, keep in mind that all air mattresses lose air naturally and this is something quite normal. If you suspect that your mattress is leaking air, start the search for the leak by pressuring it evenly. If there is a leak, you will most likely be able to hear it.

The customer support – a lot of users have reported the company’s customer support as unhelpful and rather poor in terms of communication skills. Remember: Air mattresses are the same size as a standard mattress when inflated, so if you don't have enough room for a Queen mattress, you won't have enough room for a Queen airbed. Make sure to measure your space before you buy, and especially before you blow up the mattress. When fully inflated, our testers noted it felt fairly firm, so if you prefer a softer, squishier mattress, you'll have to experiment with the amount of air you let in to adjust to your ideal firmness. The Bottom Line: Is an Intex Air Mattress worth it? We had no concerns about durability during our tests. Deflating the mattress was fast and easy, and it collapses to fit inside of a zippered duffel bag with wheels. It would be easy to roll this air mattress out of a closet, but it’s worth mentioning that the case is a little heavy and bulky. It may be challenging for one person to carry it up a flight of stairs and would probably best be stored on the same floor where you plan to use it. When you’re looking for a great airbed, there are a few key things to account for, and the purpose of the mattress is amongst the most important ones. There are a few different uses that people commonly find about these types of mattresses, and they include: One of our experts routinely uses it in her home, both for overnight guests and movie nights with her kids, and she notes that the mattress feels substantial and doesn’t sag under your weight. Several of our testers have praised the generous 18-inch and 22-inch heights, highlighting how easy it is to get on and off the bed and how “you don’t feel like you’re sleeping right on the floor.” Just keep in mind that we recommend being patient when deflating the mattress, as we’ve found that applying unnecessary force to the inflating component can permanently damage it.