Intex 64103E Dura-Beam Standard Single-High Air Mattress: Fiber-Tech - Queen Size - 10in Bed Height - 600lb Weight Capacity - Pump Sold Separately

Intex 64101E Dura-Beam Standard Single-High Air Mattress: Fiber-Tech – Twin Size – 10in Bed Height……… This is an excellent quality air mattress. We’ve had a family member come to stay with us for a bit, somewhat unexpectedly. We don’t have an extra bed so we bought an air mattress and a 4” memory foam topper. It’s incredibly comfortable and he doesn’t want to get anything else. He’s been sleeping on it every night for a little over 2 months and there are no holes or problems. He’s a bigger dude at around 250 lbs, the weight limit is listed at 300lbs so that seems accurate because our dog (around 30 lbs) sleeps with him a lot. We’ve had other air mattresses for camping and they didn’t even last the entire camping trip before the sleeper started waking up on the ground by morning. I’m very impressed with this mattress. It’s 10” high so it’s easy to get up from and it doesn’t feel like you’re sleeping on the floor. It’s a regular twin mattress length so it’s long enough for most people. For the great price, I was afraid it wouldn’t be a good mattress but I bought it to get through a week or so until we figured out a more permanent solution. As I said, he likes it so much he wants to keep sleeping on it. I recommend this Intex Dura-Beam air mattress. Update: There has been a slow leak at the fill valve. Not so much that the sleeper is on the floor but so that it is noticeably less full in the morning. I believe this is because the air mattress is emptied of air by pulling the plug and letting it empty rather than with the pump. This is done each morning and it’s re-filled each night because it is in my office and it’s a small room so we put it away during the day. Most people probably won’t use it this much and probably won’t experience this issue. I think the hole is getting stretched a bit because of the force of it being pulled out and pushed back in each day. I put a small amount of silicone sealant around the large plug. This allows the mattress to be filled by the pump still but it will now require that it be emptied with the pump as well. It’s been about a week and this has solved the issue, no more air loss throughout the night. I am not removing a star because this really due to the plug being treated roughly every single day. I’m actually even more impressed by the fact that this was fixed so easily and no other problems have been noted in over 2 months. Amazing mattress, I still absolutely recommend it.

These Dura-Beam air mattress are the best, holds air, and comfortable to sleep on. Very easy on the wallet. You do need a separate air pump, I use my electric/cigarette plug/battery operated tire inflater, works just as well. Has a 90 day replacement, which I have used. Some of them only last a month or so, then again some last over a year. But wait....They have a double use. I had a small roof leak and I bought on overpriced temp cover guaranteed to withstand the elements, the first windy rain shredded this protector. I had two used Dura Beam air mattresses and 🤔 thought, these are actually made for floating fun in the sun. So I cut out the top and bottom, used one for the roof leak, and the other one for weed prevention, that was 2 years ago, and they are still holding up thru snowy winters, April showers, and 100° summers. Now for those who don't understand why 2 years - I'm 71, retired, receiving under $1000/mo social security. Professional roof repair and/or material just isn't in the budget.

There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.

This blow-up mattress was really good for the price. It's super easy to set up, and the topping is velvet-like. It's super comfortable! My only gripe, however, is that it does deflate overnight, but what inflatable mattress really doesn't?

You have to refill the first few days but it holds air well after it stretches a little. Good buy.

Very sturdy holds weight, easy to blow up. Comfy. Very durable

. UPDATE : WAS INFESTED WOTH BES BUG LARVE! IT RUINED A $400 COUCH, AND MY WHOLE STUDIO FULL OF WLECTRONICS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN FABRIC INFESTED! FOUND OUT FIRST NIGHT I AM ALSO SUPER ALLERGIC TO BED BUGS. HAVE ASTHMA AND HAD AN ANAPHYLAXIS REACTION . IM SUPER PISSED. ONE 20.00 MATRESS COST ME ER BILLS IN THE THOUSANDS NEARLY KILLED ME AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS LOST IN ITEMS I HAVE TO THROW OUT! NEVER HAVE I EVER EVER HAD BED BUGS TILL NOW. I WAS EATEN ALIVE ON NIGHT ONE! Was a 5 * was worried when I read reviews, but my last Intex I bought at target and it lasted years. Because of my disability the only good sleep I ever get is on an air mattress. When my last one finally gave out(I accidentally over inflated it so it was really my fault) It was Christmas and my $$ was gone. I found this inexpensive one. My last one was only $25.00 . This one was cheaper. So I was worried if I would have to try it be disappointed return and keep trying which would mean I wouldn't not be getting sleep and be in a lot of pain for a while. NOPE This one came in, filled it up with my electric balloon pump, and have slept on it a week no issues. NOTES: THE PLUG must be forcefully pushed in until you hear it pop into place. It has a rubber like ring around it which hold it securely in place in the air mattress. If it is not in all the way you WILL loose air. When you get mattress it seems to be in ITS NOT. Check it before you fill it up. Stopper must be on correctly and securely after you air up mattress. If you inflate the mattress where there is NO GIVE you will absolutely rip the baffles and have huge round lumps in your bed . Mattress should have some give and seem a bit delayed not a lot just a bit They do stretch after first inflation so you may need to add a little air It sorea well if company comes over, it's super easy to use, no built in pump, the height is great not too high not too low, fits standard twin sheets and blankets. I am 5ft 3in and 174 pounds and I fit perfectly on it and have slept great for a week now.

This air mattress feels well-made right out of the box—the material is sturdy, and it’s comfortable when fully inflated. Setup was easy, and it seemed like a solid option at first. However, after leaving it inflated for about a full day, it noticeably lost pressure. It didn’t completely deflate, but enough to affect comfort and support. Overall, it’s decent in terms of quality and comfort, but the air retention could definitely be better. I’d give it 3 stars.

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Lo usó para una visita que viene 3 días a la semana y ha aguantado bastante bien desdé hacé un par de meses y todo excelente,la visita dice que es muy cómodo

Nice sleep when lying on the bed

I bought this as didn’t have a proper bed for about a week before we moved. Really comfy! Very study and tough enough to withstand my cat making biscuits all over it! Great bed. But but the electric pump too because it’s just much easier 👍

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