
- Inflates in 60 seconds
- Comfortable
- Easy to fold and store
- Only 9 inches off floor
In reviews, the AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone places second only to the AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone Raised, which inflates to a height of 2 feet instead of the less expensive bed's height of 9 inches. Still, reviewers say the AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone is comfortable and easy to set up, inflating automatically in about 60 seconds. They also say it folds and stores much more easily than its raised counterpart. If price is an issue, though, you might want to investigate the budget Home Trends Raised Air Mattress, which reviewers also praise.
We found the best reviews of the AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone and other AeroBed models at ConsumerReports.org -- which includes this mattress in a roundup -- and The New York Times. We also checked owner reviews on Amazon.com.
Our Sources
1. ConsumerReports.org
ConsumerReports.org has a panel of 18 testers sleep on four inflatable air beds, including three mattresses by AeroBed and one by Simmons, with an emphasis on comfort and how easily the beds inflate.
Review: Mattresses in Minutes for Overnight Guests, Editors of ConsumerReports.org, Nov. 2004
After interviewing experts at AirMattressInfo.com and Recreational Equipment Inc., the author receives an unspecified model of AeroBed and a self-inflating REI bed. Her teens test the two mattresses, and she says the AeroBed "filled in seconds to become a comfortable, puffy muffin of a bed."
Review: Treating Guests to a Cloud of Comfort, Michelle Slatalla, Dec. 22, 2005
3. Amazon.com
The AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone receives positive reviews from owners posting here. We read only a few complaints about leaks.
Review: AeroBed Premier Classic with Comfort Zone Coils, Contributors to Amazon.com
Air Mattresses Runners Up:
2 picks by top review sites.
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