Aria Queen Air Mattress with ConstantComfort Pump

MY TWINS MOVED OUT AND WE ARE USING THERE ROOM FOR AN OFFICE. THEY COME HOME OFTEN AND HERE IS WHAT WE USE. THIS BIG, COMFORTABLE, EASY TO SET UP AND EASY TO TAKE DOWN INFLATABLE BED IS HIGH OFF THE FLOOR. SO GREAT. TURN IT TO DEFLATE AND IT DEFLATES ITSELF, EASY TO FOLD UP AND PUT IN ITS BAG. NO STRUGGLE. LOVE THIS THING, WORTH EVERY PENNY

Very good product until I traded with my cousin for another bag and he threw my mattress out on accident so must buy another one must replace that one I need another one have a very good day

I love sleeping on this bed! Paired with a memory foam mattress pad, for me, its the best sleep ever! I got my cat a bedside step so she wont need her claws to get on and I get about a year or so of use before the auxiliary pump or a seam gives out. Compared to the cost of conventional bedding I think spending around $100 per year is a bargain and it really easy to move for cleaning around and under - just flip it up on its sides with one hand for vacuuming. I use those elastic bands with the suspender clips to keep the fitted sheets snug. I'd give this bed five stars if it lasted longer than a year. I'm on my 4th bed. It doesn't matter which bed brand you buy. They're obviously all the same make regardless of what brand name is silkscreened on them. At least for now, anyway. Look closely and you can tell even in the listing photos. I paid around $100 including tax with free delivery through Prime and so far there's no need to pay more.5/19/22 update: This last I purchased in 1/22 for $119 developed the huge bump in the middle do to interior baffle fail. I just re-ordered another for the same price. Beats trad bedding for me and Im paying about 150/yr based on regular replacements.

This is the best air mattress we've ever bought. My kids like to sleep on the air mattress on the weekends and they are very hard on them. This is easily the most durable and comfortable air mattress we've ever bought. It's better than air mattresses costing twice as much.

Almost immediately started getting small pinhole leaks in seams. Four months now and I have patched 15 holes. Now, a large bulge (see photo) has appeared in the middle as it has apparently lost internal integrity. Have been trying to contact company with no success. Amazon provides only a mailing address. You can do better.

My son said this is more comfortable then his actual bed. Didn't loose air and stayed inflated. Easy to pump up and deflate.

I bought 'Aria Queen Inflatable Air Mattress with ConstantComfort Built-In Pump' (AISN: B07W6ZN2DZ) twice. The first time for $104.19USD on Aug 25th, 2020 & then for $105.90 on Jan 19th, 2021.Both of my mattresses failed in the same way: they popped a ridge in the middle, about where a person's hips lay, creating a kind of speed bump across the width of the unit. I wish I'd saved some actual photos from my apartment at the time, but if you look at the seller's/manufacturer's product pictures, you can likely imagine what I mean... Its just a very predictable (and quite brutal, tbh) design flaw, I think.Anyway, my first mattress lasted 5 months before deflating faster than the (very quiet, but still audible) ConstantComfort pump could reinflate each night. The second mattress made it 6 months, but developed a ridge so huge, Id say it was more of a runner's hurdle than a speed bump.That said, before failing, both mattresses were suprisingly comfortable. Locate about any chair in your house and you'll have an visual reference for the approximate height of these mattresses. Very easy to lay down upon and to get up from... Adjustable firmness via inflation control knob... Improved by a padded topper & full sheet set. I used several cotton blankets during all four seasons of the year without getting too cold or hot.NOTE: For those wondering, each mattress was nightly by 5'10", 190lb, single, male, side-sleeper in a pet-free, carpeted apartment during a 1-year work assignment. No kids.

This mattress was as big as my bed. My friend and laid on it for 3 days and it didn't even deflate. It got a lot softer but not enough to become uncomfortable. Definitely a quality air mattress!