Air Mattress Queen Size - Best Choice Raised Inflatable Bed with Fitted Sheet and Bed Skirt - Built-in High Capacity Airbed Pump

We bought this air mattress and another one from Costco, same size, and blew them both up to do some side-by-side comparisons. They both inflated very easily and the queen sheets I already had fit very nicely. This one has a built-in "pocket" for the cord, the other one did not. It was very nice to be able to put away the cord and not have it in the way, although I did wish it was just a smidge longer but the mattress is still lightweight and easy to move once it's inflated.3 teenagers slept on the air mattresses the first night they were blown up. The 2 largest slept on this one while the 1 smallest slept on the other. This one still had air in it while the other one had lost enough that the mattress "sunk" down. We all agreed this mattress was very comfortable, especially the 2 teens who had slept on it. So the other mattress was packed up to be returned to Costco. My adult out-of-town guests for whom this mattress was purchased both approved of the mattress, even after 6 nights. I believe they had to add a little bit of air after the 3rd night, but it wasn't much and it wasn't a problem.Other very nice features: the mattress has a separate edge all the way around. It still blows up as one unit, but this edge at the top is softer than the main compartment and does bend when you are sitting on it. It makes it very nice for getting up and sitting on the edge of the bed. Comparatively, the other mattress had a hard edge, so not nearly as comfortable for sitting on the edge of the bed. The mattress pad that came with the mattress is very soft and the attached skirt really makes it look more like a bed and not just an air mattress. The height is perfect for us ladies who are just barely over 5', and the 6' tall men didn't mind that they had to bend a little lower to sit on the bed. My husband didn't think he would like the queen size since he's taller and prefers the longer king {the king size didn't fit as well in the room so I ordered the queen}, but he found the bed to be comfortable and said he would not object to sleeping on it if we take it to visit other people. Both my guests - the tall male and the not-so-tall female - said they slept very well on this bed.The only thing that I had wished for with this bed was that I could have tucked in the top sheet and blanket so the bed looked more "made". Obviously, that's not realistic with an air mattress. But the bed skirt is pretty and made the bed look like a bed anyways. I'm going to watch the sales to find a pretty bedspread to go over the top of it, something that will match with the bed skirt.Overall, I'm very pleased with this purchase. My friend and I had read online that new air mattresses sometimes need to be blown up more when first purchased because of material settling, but this one didn't seem to really need it other than once and very little. That might have been the problem with the other one I purchased, but even forgiving that, it still wasn't as comfortable and didn't have a nice way to store the cord. I had seen the other reviews about air leaks around the seams so I kept the second air mattress while my guests were here just in case. I was pleased it wasn't necessary.

Update:After wasting my money on two patch kits I am returning this mattress. It has broken along it’s seam and no amount of patching can prevent us from ending up on the floor.——————————————-I’m going to be honest: I bought this because of the advertisement.Something so bold as a sumo wrestler on an air mattress made me assume that if I spent the extra money I wouldn’t run into the same problem as I did with my last air mattress, which only lasted me three separate uses before it began losing air and putting guests on the floor. I ended up wasting HOURS of my life trying to find and patch minuscule holes that life had nicked it with. And it would still lose air. I never could locate the last hole.It just felt so wasteful to throw away a perfectly good air pump, not to mention all the vinyl that had to go into the landfill. I like things that last and last—that’s why I had high hopes for this sumo wrestler approved air mattress that was $40 more expensive than my last air mattress. Also, my husband and I are renting and instead of being a big cumbersome bed to our new place we’re only living at for 6 months, we thought a lighter bed like this would serve us. As long as it would last...So here we go:First off, the mattress did NOT come with the sumo wrestler. This upset my son, who’d watched me place the order and was expecting a new friend. I’m fine with that. I couldn’t afford to feed one anyhow.But about the bed: unlike my other ‘nice’ big air mattress (that failed me so quickly) this one is not fuzzy to the touch. It is strictly vinyl, and that is why the fitted cover with a dust ruffle is included (another thing that sold me).It makes sense that this will make it easier to repair it when it gets holes— more on that in a minute. This fitted dust ruffle is very annoying— as ALL fitted sheets are— because it pops off so easily. In three days I have put it on the bed 15xs. Whenever a child climbs across it or we sit down on it it pops off and takes the real actual fitted sheet with it. It just has nothing to grip. If it had been designed to completely wrap around the mattress and was fastened with straps or had some Velcro to grip it would’ve been better.To make the fitted sheets stay you have to weigh it down with a comforter to help prevent this from happening or it will just drive you bonkers.Because the fitted dust ruffle doesn’t stay on and because my thick heavy comforters haven’t made it out of storage yet, the bed has been uncovered and exposed most of the three days we had it set up.The bed felt comfortable and sturdy for three nights. By the fourth night we came home to find it was completely deflated. 😢My husband said that while watching TV our lab had come over to be pet and swiped her paw on the mattress to get his attention, which he promptly stopped from continuing. Sure enough, the same place she swiped is where we saw a tiny hole.That leads me to the next complaint: no patch kit?! My other cheaper mattress came with a patch kit. Heck, even $20 kitty pools come with latch kits. (Perhaps this one was supposed to? I don’t know.) I searched the box and included carrying case trying to find one. Nothing! And all the stores were closed. We slept on the couches and I bought a patch kit today. I hope I can fix this mattress and get some more life out of it. I’ll have to completely forbid the dog from coming in our bedroom while we have this bed.My husband is pretty shocked how easily it got a hole, and that for the price I spent, it didn’t come with a patch kit.I will update to see where we are in a couple weeks.

It really is the best air mattress I ever got, first used was perfect, second use I woke up on the floor, no any visible damage can be find , but it was leaked someway for sure, so I contact the seller and they tell me just return itBefore I gave it up , I check all over again, release the manual vault and plug it back, problem solved :)

Easy to set up and sturdy! Two plus size persons slept on it and woke up to the same firmness in the mattress. A first.

At first the bed was comfortable and would hold its air quite well. However, after just a few months it began to leak air. Each night it would leak more air than the previous night until finally it would deflate so much over night that I would be on the floor in the morning. Every night so much air would leak out, that the mattress would become very uncomfortable and would cause me to wake up in the middle of the night around 3:00 or 4:00 am.Also, the air pump is very loud so if you live in an apartment or have roommates, then prepare to annoy them constantly with the sound of pumping up the mattress. Since the mattress leaks so much air you will have to pump it up right before you sleep on it and also at least once in the middle of the night.

Great purchase. Very durable and love the fact bed sheets fit