King Koil Luxury Queen Size Air Mattress with Built-in High-Speed Pump Best for Home, Camping, Guests, 13" Queen Size Luxury Double Airbed Adjustable Blow Up Mattress, Waterproof, 1-Year Warranty

Just sat it up today. I like the fact it is not so high. The old singles we had always broke down on the side. Think this will be much better for my adult son when he comes to visit. Thank you.

Fantastic air bed very comfortable doesn’t lose air. Gives me a safe night sleep better than any Mattress I’ve ever had. I love the fact that has a pump in case it does lose some air, but in the two months it hasn’t lost any.

So this thing worked absolutely amazing. Wasn’t for long term use just planned on using it whenever I stayed at my in-laws during the weekend. My in-laws do have dogs and cheap carpet and I’m almost positive it was a combo of tack strip and dogs that popped this mattress. I never patched it just left it there. It was absolutely amazing when I first got it. Honestly it was the most comfortable air mattress I’ve ever slept on. I’d come home from work sore and exhausted so by the time I’d get washed up and crawl into bed this was absolute heaven. Wasn’t too firm and wasn’t too soft. Didn’t have any issues with deflation or seems coming undone. Didn’t care about surface texture because I used a fitted sheet but the velvety surface on top was soft and provides extra grip to keep that sheet on. I inflated it every night and deflated it every morning i used it and had no issues with the blower. I did pay for the warranty so I’m sure I could get it patched or replaced but I don’t use it anymore so not worth the time. I do recommend this and as long as you take care of it and it’ll last for awhile.

We needed a blowup mattress for when our grand kids sleep over. I have purchased King Coil in the past and they always hold up very well so we purchased another one. They inflate very quickly and stay inflated all night. My grand kids loved the mattress and also how comfortable it was.

Very comfortable bought for a family member

I had an Intex air mattress a few years back and slept comfortably on it for several months - straight. It became a very comfortable daily bed. I liked it a lot.I recently had the need for an air mattress again. I saw this king koil and thought I'd spend the extra money (almost double the price of an Intex) to get what seemed to be touted as the 'Cadillac' of air mattresses.Big mistake!The first thing I noticed was the terrible toxic-smelling odor of this mattress. The pamphlet said it was a PVC smell which would go away in a day or 2. (As a side note, if this is true, then air it out at the factory (for a day or 2) before shipping to a customer's house).Despite the unnecessarily cumbersome inflation apparatus, it inflated super fast - that was the only thing good about this mattress.With fans/AC blowing and windows open (even though it was hot outdoors), I decided to try to get past the smell and sleep on it. It was a very uncomfortable sleep experience.I like a firm bed, so I inflated it as such. The designed oval-shaped 'depressions' in the mattress, meant to look like 'button-tufting' I assume, actually just created dozens of large low spots for the body to adjust to. It was a constant struggle to find a consistent flat surface to lie on. I thought I'd let a 'little air' out to see if I could even things out a bit, and that's when I realized what a pain this inflation/deflation apparatus was.With the Intex, you just move the power switch 'up' to inflate and 'down' to deflate. Super easy, done in the middle of the night, in a dark room, with my eyes closed. And It was super easy to 'fine-tune' the air pressure with 1 or 2 seconds of adjustments.Not a chance with this mattress. You really need to move the mattress head away from the wall, which is when you realize the power cord of 4 ft. is a joke. Then, you need to twist the proper vent until it pops open, at which time a gush of air is released, more than needed, forcing you to then have to inflate. So you close the deflation vent and open the inflation vent which seemed to let even more are out until the power switch was turned on, blah, blah, blah. Way to involved for a middle of the night adjustment and seemingly impossible for the mechanics of all this to allow 'fine-tuning' of the pressure.Last, but certainly NOT least, back to the smell. The entire house smelled of this nasty, toxic-smelling odor. Two people (one in another room) actually complained of headaches. I'd had enough. At 3 am, I deflated the mattress, wrapped it in a blanket and put it in a bath room and closed the door. I finished the night sleeping fairly comfortably - on the couch!I boxed it back up and it's going back tomorrow!This morning I searched the reviews for 'toxic' and 'smell' and it appears I'm not alone. I don't know how long the smell would have lasted, but I wasn't interested in finding out either. As I write this, the mattress has been boxed-up for 2 hours and the house still smells! Another day of fans/AC and open windows I guess.I can't account for the large number of positive reviews. Perhaps they're for a different version or older model with different material (sometimes that's what happens and reviews for different products are combined)...who knows. Regardless, I stand by my review and would not recommend this mattress.

We have had this for over a year. It's great when you need more sleeping capacity. It's comfortable to sleep on, easy to inflate and deflate, remains inflated for days. I highly recommend this product. It is higher than most inflatables, but I still wish it was a little higher.

so far its great!We are using it in our RV.blows up and goes down very fast, like 1 1/2 minute.seems to be high quality