EnerPlex Queen Air Mattress 9 Inch - Camping Airbed with Detachable Pump

Wow! This is so comfortable I replaced the nasty mattresses on a rental hospital bed. The difference is astounding! The electric air pump worked like a charm There has been zero air loss , feels like a high end mattress. When the hospital bed goes back, this stores in a real nice, small fabric bag you can store it anywhere, Great product for reasonable price. (Placed folded quilt between bed base springs, to protect blow up mattress)

First, the Amazon description for this product is the most accurate, truthful I've ever read. It is exactly as described. I used it for a weekend trip where the hotel I stayed at did not have cots to add to a room with double beds, but had 3 men staying in the room. This bed easily fit into the open space in the room. Super easy & very fast to inflate. Seems very sturdy. I have back & neck issues + chronic pain yet I was so comfortable. I slept better than in my home bed. Only negative is that after first night, bed did stretch & needed to be re-inflated a touch. It was no big deal, as included air pump is easy to use & fast to inflate. To deflate, it is just as easy & quick, & folds easily & fits back in its carry bag easily as well. To me, it's not heavy, & was easily Stored in the trunk of the car. If you noticed, I've used the word easy a lot, but it is the best word to describe this product. It is easily the best purchase i've ever made from Amazon. I got the twin sized & the price was so inexpensive. I would give 5 stars just for that. It really bailed me out of having to share a bed on my weekend. I can't speak to longevity on this product as ive only used it once, recently, but to me, the quality of build seems super durable & extremely well made. I could easily use this in my van for overnight parking, a rest stop nap or van camping. I LOVE THIS PURCHASE. GREAT VALUE! 100% AS ADVERTISED! COMPLETE SATISFACTION!

We got this to replace a fifteen-year-old Aero mattress that finally sprang a leak. I think the Aero company made the best air mattresses ever (does anyone know what happened to them?), so I'm holding this Enerplex to a high standard. And it holds up pretty well. I'm halfway through a cross-country road trip with my grown sons, camping for the most part, and this air mattress has done what we've needed, without any hassle. Pros: --Thoughtful design: The mattress comes packaged with a good nylon stuff sack with a pair of shoulder straps, so you can backpack it if you need to (although I can't really imagine why you would, but that's just me). In the stuff sack, it folds flat to a package about 20" x 15" and maybe three inches thick, flat enough to fit among your gear without trouble. It includes a powered air pump with a selection of nozzles (so you can also blow up your pool floats, or whatever), with a suction port if you need to deflate something quickly. Also included: 120v and 12v power supplies/cords, so you can run the pump if you're camping at a place w/o an electric hookup, and a small stuff sack to keep all the pump parts together. The pump and other bits in their sack don't add appreciably to the profile of the folded air mattress in its stuff sack, but having a separate sack for the pump also allows you to tuck the pump in separately if space is at a premium. --It's comfortable: the top surface is flocked, so you and your sleeping back don't slip off. Properly inflated, it has the usual tube-and-air-channel construction, so it provides good support. --Easy to use: Inflating is easy enough to do in bad light when you're tired. Just plug it in, and press-fit the nozzle of the pump to the inflation port. The port has a one-way valve, so you don't have to rush to close the valve when you're done inflating; closure is a simple screw-on cap, secured to the valve with a short leash. I haven't managed to cross-thread it yet. No significant leakage yet. Deflating requires you push the one-way valve open by pushing it back with your finger until it catches inside the valve ring, easier to do than describe. If you don't have time to let it deflate on its own, you can reverse the pump to speed the process. The two power cords (120v and 12v) are maybe six feet long each. The length of the120v cord isn't an issue, because you can always plug it into an extension cord, but the 12v cord doesn't really reach far enough from the car to allow you to inflate the mattress anywhere but inside the car--which may be possible if you aren't travelling fully loaded; otherwise, you need a second person to hold the mattress off the ground as it inflates. --Durability: still an unknown. The vinyl feels slightly less robust than my old Aero, but I don't know if that's anything to go on. It doesn't feel flimsy by any means. It has held up well over several weeks of daily packing/unpacking & inflating/deflating. We're currently hunkered down in a cabin, where we're keeping it inflated, and it went a week before needing to be topped off. So far, so good. Cons: chiefly the short 12v cord or the absence of a rechargeable battery. Aero was able to fit a good battery inside a reasonably sized pump housing 20 years ago. I assume the lack of one in this pump is to keep the price low, and in the current inflationary climate (OK, no pun intended bc it's not funny) it's the kind of sacrifice we have to get used to. But I don't think it would have added much to the price to put a good long (20') cord on the 12v power supply, so you could inflate the mattress inside the tent, or somewhere else where it would be safe from damage. Summary: good value for the price, an entirely satisfactory air mattress for car camping (or the occasional guest).

We bought this to replace the air mattress in our coleman raised cot camping bed. The original air mattress in that one stopped holding air after a couple of years, and we rolled the dice with this one fitting because the price was great. This fit perfectly, held air with no problem, and made for a super comfortable camping weekend. It was super easy to fill and set up, and absolutely made our camping weekend so much more enjoyable. A perfect, budget-friendly option for an extra bed or camping bed.

I slept on a water bed for over 20 years and when I needed to raise the head of my bed I had to switch to an air bed. I have used Coleman for over 20 years now but the quality keeps going down as the price goes up and I find I am using 3 or 4 a year! I got a super deal on this air bed (promo? mistake?) and I am not yet sure that I will pay $105 for another, BUT I have used this for nearly now and it is still as good as new. It is also by far the most comfortable air bed I have ever used. The design is different in that instead of using "coils" of plastic inside, which are actually only a couple of 3-4" strips, this air bed has rows of the material across the width of the bed. They form "coils" just the same but they obviously do no tear anything like as easily. So, I was paying $42 for a Coleman... 3+ a year? ?? OBTW this review may be attached to other models but mine is a Twin 9" high. Marketed by EnerPlex but later models may not use the same technology. It's the interior design that makes the difference. UPDATE Oct 2025 Well, it's just about 2 years now and it finally sprang a small leak in the seam. I will fix it but the rot has probably set in!! When I turn it over I notice a few small pops in the "air springs" but nothing that would upset my comfort. Small and only partial. I actually only paid $24CAN for this so I feel like I owe the manufacturer something. Unfortunately They don't sell these anymore. I DON'T NEED A Lifetime leak guarantee - I would just like to replace this. AND i would pay $100 for it!

Lo use por una semana en el piso con una colchoneta debajo para que no se arrastrara. Se esta saliendo el aire y no encuentro por donde, parece ser que es por donde mismo se cierra, no hay nada donde se pudiera haber pinchado, esta caro para durar tan poco. Es una lastima por que esta cómodo y la verdad los materiales se ven de calidad, tal vez tuve mala suerte.

As described

Airbed is great. Nice size/ easy to inflate and deflate. Well made. Grea tbuy.

Had an issue where the pumps were not included in the boxes (I ordered 2). Reached out to seller and it was resolved immediately. Thank you, I am grateful. As for the mattress itself, I blew air in it using my bike pump and it held the air. Comfortable mattress.