
- Reasonably priced
- Inflates to a height of 20 inches
- Easy to fold and store
- Not as comfortable as other models
- Not as durable as other models
The big selling point of the Home Trends Raised Air Mattress among owners and experts is its budget price of $40 to $60 (depending on size), compared to $100 to $200 for the comparable AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone. Reviewers say this mattress, which comes with its own electric pump, is easy to set up, though it can't quite match the AeroBed for durability or comfort. Still, the Home Trends Raised Air Mattress inflates to a height of 20 inches, compared to only 9 inches for the AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone. This is a good choice if you only have occasional overnight guests who aren't too picky about their sleeping arrangements.
Only two sources review the Home Trends Raised Air Mattress in depth: Slate.com, which compares this mattress against more expensive models, and Walmart.com, where more than 200 customers weigh in about their experiences.
Our Sources
1. Slate.com
In this thorough comparative review, Torie Bosch tries six air mattresses, spending one or two nights on each to gauge their comfort and ease of setup. The top two finishers are the budget-priced Home Trends Raised Air Mattress, which she calls "perfect for travel," and the premium-priced AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone Raised, which is bulky but comfortable.
Review: Sleeping Around: What's the Best Inflatable Mattress?, Torie Bosch, Nov. 15, 2007
2. Walmart.com
More than 200 customers weigh in on the Home Trends Raised Air Mattress -- which only Wal-Mart sells -- giving it a high average rating of four out of five stars. We read a few complaints of about comfort and durability.
Review: Home Trends Raised Air Mattress with Built-In Pump, Contributors to Walmart.com
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