IntexDura-Beam Standard Pillow Rest Classic Air Mattress Series with Internal Pump

We use this air mattress when camping. It's roughly 10" high which was a perfect replacent for the uncomfortable mattress that came with our camper. It's very comfortable and inflates pretty quickly with the built in pump. Holds air well with no leaks but the first couple of times you use it the material will stretch some so you may need to add air. It also comes with a patch in case you ever do get a hole. We had our own pillows but this mattress does have somewhat of a pillow built into the design. Overall, I am very happy with this air mattress and would recommend.

I am so in love with this air mattress. I have used it multiple times now for camping and overnight trips and it has been perfectly comfortable every time. I am a bigger woman and air mattresses are not always the choice of comfort for me, but this one really isn't too bad and it doesn't even deflate badly like some others throughout the night. It stays nice and firm and I like that it's decently heigh off the ground. I originally wanted to order one of those tall 4 foot air mattresses and was worried this one wouldn't be tall enough for me since I'm also so tall, but it's really not bad getting down onto it at all. I actually really like this design. I think it was worth the price and if I had to buy another one I would reorder this or recommend it to a friend.

The AC pump works well and inflated the mattress under 2 minutes. This mattress is too bouncy to be comfortable and I was forced to put a tri-folding form topper on top. The tri-folding form topper eliminated the bouncy effect and the mattress became very comfortable as a guest bed. I slept on it over night, and I had no complaints. Definitely a keeper since i found a solution. A $1000 sleep number mattress is designed similarly with an air mattress section below and a form topper. If you do get this air mattress, I recommend getting a tri folding memory foam mattress on Amazon since they work together nicely. Using this air mattress alone or using a tri-folding mattress alone are uncomfortable to me.

Got this for our RV to use in the dinette bed space. The cushions that are supposed to make a bed wiggle around all willy nilly and we needed a solution. This fits perfect in the space and I love that it inflates automatically. I spent a few more dollars to get this auto inflated one over the foot pump. Aint nobody got time for that! It folds down easily and small enough to fit in the overhead compartment in the motor home. No annoying carry bag that you can never get it back into anyway. Good purchase

Good quality Easy to set up. I really like that there’s a small area with a door that houses the cord, which is located next to the dial.I don’t know if the pillow area is needed seeing you use your own pillow. It is a blow up so a bit hard if totally filled up , but you can adjust that.I recommend this.

Took it on a trip and held up well for an adult using it. It’s about 15 lbs so was about to pack in a suitcase too. Didn’t have any issues with air leaking either. Overall good mattress, especially for the price.

Easy to blow up and take down as well as storing it. Comfortable until the air leaks out.

This is my second purchase of this same model air mattress. The first one worked great the first several times I used it for van camping over a few year period. It was as comfortable as my regular bed at home, maybe even more so, and very quick and easy to inflate or adjust the firmness by letting a little air out or adding a little by plugging it into the van's AC/DC converter. It wouldn't make a good hiking air mattress, it's too big and heavy for that and the built in pump requires access to electricity, but it works well as a short term home/guest bed that can also be taken van or tent camping with access to 120v AC power, or 12v DC and an AC converter.A few slight cons from my experience - I don't like the "built in pillow" (lump) on one end. I use my regular pillows from home when tent/van camping and would rather it didn't have that lump, but I can live with it. Also, it may be a little wide (just under 40") for camping unless you have a lot of room. It fits with a few inches to spare in the back floor of my van (back seats out) if there's nothing else taking up floor space, but on trips there are usually packs, a bike, etc. in there too, so I have to get creative with how I use the space. I think for my next air mattress I'll consider one of the choices in the 30" wide range, but in the meantime, it's a tight squeeze in the van but works ok. In my four man dome tent, it's no problem.The biggest issue with the first one was after several uses (30-ish nights over a several year period?) something inside (a compartment divider?) apparently sprang an internal leak and allowed more of the air to go to the center, making it bow up somewhat in the middle. It was still technically usable and better than nothing but far less comfy than it had been, as it tended to want to roll me off one side or the other. Not long after that happened it got a puncture on the outside (my fault) and I had to replace it anyway.After shopping around and considering different brands and models I ended up deciding the pros of this mattress outweighed the cons, especially for the price, and I replaced it with the same thing. After several uses so far (about ten nights total) the replacement is still doing well.4 1/2 stars. Minus 1/2 star for the previous example's eventual interior compartment rupture.