64758E Dura-Beam Standard Downy Air Mattress: Fiber-Tech, Full Size, 10in Bed Height, 600lb Weight Capacity, Pump Sold Separately

Perfect for if someone if coming to visit and you don’t have a lot of space. Although this one is low to the ground it still offers good comfort, it would be especially good for a kid or young adult who doesn’t mind a mushier mattress. It holds air pretty good but needs to be topped off every 2 days someone is sleeping on it. Very easy to use and doesn’t take long to fill up with a cheap electric air pump. Deflating is also very easy as you just pull the one way air valve out and all the air comes out. It folds up nicely and can be stored in even a backpack. The humps sink down and are flat against your body it doesn’t look as uncomfortable as the picture makes it look.

Good Price Air Mattress Its Made Well Good Design Fills Very Quickly I Tested it! It sagged in 3 days pumped back up It Hasn't sagged since! It has a good height! It's a firm mattress not a lot of give but its sleep quality is not that bad I bought (2) to have a quick set up beds when needed for the kids and others!

Lightweight, Comfortable, and Surprisingly Reliable for a Budget Air Mattress I picked up this Intex Dura-Beam Twin as a simple backup sleep option, and it ended up being a lot better than I expected for such a basic air bed. Inflation was quick with a small electric pump I already had, and the two-valve design makes both filling and deflating pretty stress-free. Once inflated, the mattress feels stable thanks to the Fiber-Tech interior — not bouncy or saggy like some older-style air beds. The velvety top also helps keep bedding in place and makes it more comfortable to lie on. One thing worth mentioning: on the first night, it does feel like it’s losing a bit of air, but that’s really just the material stretching out. After a quick top-off, it settled nicely and held air through the night. For camping or quick guest use, the height is low but manageable, and once deflated it folds down small enough to stash in a closet or toss in the car without taking up space. This is not a luxury mattress, and for long-term sleeping I’d want something thicker, but for an inexpensive, lightweight, grab-and-go option, it absolutely gets the job done. Whether for camping, kids’ sleepovers, or the occasional guest, it’s a dependable little air bed. Bottom line: A solid, no-frills air mattress that’s comfortable, easy to manage, and great value for temporary or travel use.

This item is durable, reliable and affordable. The only bad thing is the plug is extremely difficult to close after blowing it up so you lose a lot of air.

Works great for our garage with a projector. We use this to watch movies with the kids. The height and comfort of this are good, especially for smaller kids. It’s easy to inflate with an air compressor and it supports 2 adults and 2 kids. It is also easy to fold up back into storage, which is rare for an air mattress. We use these weekly and enjoy the value of these for entertainment.

So far, so good. I haven’t used it for multiple night’s sleep yet, but the instructions were phenomenal and the extra yellow patch sticker for any potential holes was a good addition. The velvet texture is soft and reduces any sound of plastic when laying on the bed. The Full Size is great for one to two people. I have a small portable pump and it inflated the mattress perfectly. I like that there’s two valves as well, so it easily pumps up and easily deflates. The bed also easily folds once deflated. For the price, this air bed is perfect. Very happy with this purchase. Highly recommend.

I've used two of these so far. In both cases, they held air well; didn't have to add air often. They were comfortable, and the price was right. The first one had a seam give way right in the middle, so it looked like the mattress was pregnant. Probably my fault. The second one was my main sleeping mattress for 3 months and I didn't have to add air often, which is pretty good for an air mattress. However, it suddenly just started deflating - had to add air 2-3 times just to get thru the night. There's no puncture; probably a seam separated a bit.

Pretty good, the soft top surface seems to catch lint and is hard to clean. I slept on this for almost 3 months and only needed to add air once every couple weeks, after the initial period where it needed filling every few days. It didn't give me any pain, not even after the very first night. Eventually one of the internal seams for the "ribs" started coming apart and it started bulging in one corner, which doesn't make it unusable it just looks weird. It lasted about 2.5 months before this happened, though I don't think air mattresses are meant for such long-term use anyways. I finally got a real mattress but I would definitely buy this again.