Air Mattress Reviews

If you have space for it, a raised air mattress is a nice option for guests. Because the queen-size Wenzel Insta-Bed sits 22 inches off the floor, it feels more like a real bed, and it's easier to get in and out of. The… expandInsta-Bed's built-in pump plugs into an electrical outlet to quickly inflate the bed in 90 seconds, while the grippy bottom prevents the mattress from sliding on the floor. It comes with a carrying bag and the mattress' flocked top securely holds sheets and bedding in place. The Wenzel Insta-Bed weighs more than 20 pounds, so it's not exactly lightweight. Reviews for this air mattress are excellent, with very few complaints about air leaks. The Insta-Bed is covered by a one-year warranty. collapse

For consumers in need of a simple air mattress, the AeroBed Guest Choice Air Bed is praised in reviews for its comfort, affordability and ease of use. It comes in twin size (but is also available in queen) and sits 8… expandinches high when inflated. An included electric pump (not built-in) inflates the Guest Choice Air Bed in 60 seconds and a release valve deflates it in 15 seconds. The soft top of this mattress has a textured surface to prevent sheets from slipping during the night. The Guest Choice also comes with a storage bag for travel or when not in use. This AeroBed is covered by a one-year limited warranty. collapse

This smaller air bed, recommended for children ages 3 and older, can comfortably hold kids up to 150 pounds on its 50-by-25-inch sleep surface. The AeroBed for Kids inflates in one minute and deflates in 15 seconds, and… expandit comes with a decorative, washable mattress pad and a storage bag. Hundreds of consumers on several review sites give the AeroBed for Kids a near-perfect average rating. The sleeping surface of the AeroBed for Kids is 4 inches deep and surrounded by a 4-inch "safety cushion" (to prevent roll-off accidents). This model comes with a two-year limited warranty. collapse