Valwix Queen Air Mattress with Built-in Pump & Pillow, 17'' Height Air Bed w/Supportive Tech, Inflatable Mattress for Home & Travel, 660 LBS Capacity

Amazing sleep

I’ve been using this for a little more than two months while I’m renovating. It’s actually a really good bed and I rarely have to add air to it. I’m not a fan of the raised area that supposed to be like a pillow but I flip the bed around and it isn’t an issue. It’s held up and never deflates. I would definitely recommend this mattress. I do have a couple of quilts under the sheet. I live near the ocean and the weather can be quite cold so you kind a need a barrier between the air in the mattress. But it’s completely comfortable. It does fold up easy as long as you deflate it just like the video shows. If I had to get another bed for Company, I would definitely pick this one again.

I bought this air mattress because I live in a tiny home so when my grandkids come I will have a place for them to sleep. It is so comfortable but unfortunately it started deflating after two months and wouldn't keep air in it.

This airbed is actually extra long. We needed for a grandson at a condo - and it arrived, tested, stayed inflated, - everything desirable. Although we cannot comment on the durability with use, but watching for deflation over a several-day trial run - such did NOT occur.We'll likely purchase more for additional tall guests this summer.

I’ve bought 3 mattresses back to back. I hate it. I’ve spent close to $300 all together and so dissatisfied . Waste of money because I haven’t even been laying on this mattress for a month so far and been sleeping uncomfortable since.

Product arrived in good shape and on time. We vacuumed up the floor to insure that there was nothing on the hardwood that might pierce the mattress, then we removed it from the box and laid it on the floor. I located the little door that covers the power cord and easily opened it and pulled out the a.c. cord. I plugged it into the wall, turned the knob to inflate the mattress and waited about 3 minutes for it to fill. It does not automatically shut off, but the sound does change a little so you know when the mattress is pretty much full. When you turn the knob back to the center position to turn off the pump, you are also sealing the fill hole with some type of cap to prevent the air from escaping. The mattress was nice and firm and we left it for 3 days until my grandson came to visit. He slept on the mattress for a few nights and it never lost any air as near as I could tell. We turned the knob to the deflate position with the pump plugged in and we were able to fully evacuate the mattress, fold it and put it back into the original plastic bag and shipping box pretty easily. It's now stored in the closet waiting for the next visitor to enjoy. Overall, so far this has worked just as expected and appears to be a fair price for the product. From a sleep prospective, it is pretty flat and even. We put a thick blanket on the mattress under a full sheet set for more comfort and heat insulation. Caution: Single Bed Sheets are too short for this mattress. We used King sheets and they were long enough. We just tucked the extra in under the mattress and everything stayed in place pretty good for a few nights of use.

I have had this product for a year and used it for maybe 10-12 nights in that time. It is quite comfortable and easy (but loud!) to inflate and deflate. But it does leak around the valve while you are sleeping on it and that leaking gets worse each time you use it. Yes, you can easily add air in the middle of the night if you are still close to your power source, but it's loud enough to wake up anyone else who is sleeping nearby.

Was very nicely made, but it popped in a week