It's pricier than most inflatable mattresses, and it doesn't store or fold very easily, but the self-inflating Aerobed Premier Comfort Zone Raised earns high marks from owners and experts for its comfort and ease of… setup. Unlike most inflatable beds, the Aerobed Raised is almost as high (about two feet) as a standard mattress and bed frame, which makes it easier to get in and out of, and to put on bedding. If this isn't a major consideration, though, consider the less expensive (and lower to the floor) Aerobed Premier Comfort Zone, which is also top-rated. The Aerobed Raised comes in twin, full and queen sizes, and comes with a washable bed skirt and mattress cover, along with a three-year warranty.
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