Etekcity Camping Air Mattress Inflatable Single High Airbed Blow up Bed Tent Mattress with Rechargeable Air Pump, Height 9", Carry Bag

Bought this mattress (queen) for a camping trip. Inflated it at home, and slept on it for two nights before the trip to stretch it out. It did stretch some, but not a lot. I did not wake up on the floor or anything, it was just a little softer.Worked amazing for the trip. My dog (90 lbs) and I (150 lbs) were comfortable without any sagging or rolling towards each other, and I woke up feeling great.Upon returning from our trip, my husband ended up with a medical condition that required him to have our California king bed to himself. So I slept on this mattress in the living room for a month. I had to air it up once a week, due to a very slight loss of air, but it was not flat or anywhere near. I just like it completely full and firm.I only had to fill it twice on our week long camping trip, but I would credit the extra fill to higher altitude and still stretching out.Excellent purchase, and the pump works great. I've only had to charge it twice, and it was used on a lot of other people's mattresses as well (I was the only one who brought one).Just a note: you cannot use the pump while its charging, so plan ahead. It does not take too long to charge at all.The pump deflated the mattress completely flat (with some rolling help), so that I could fold it flat like a sheet and fit them both in the included travel bag.Excellent purchase, and will definitely buy this brand again.

I cannot say enough to describe how satisfied I am with this air mattress. Basically, it is rugged, durable, and comfortable. But even more than that, the inflation/deflation pump is incredible! It is driven by an internal gel cell battery and comes with a 12VDC charger cord as well as a 110 VAC wall wart charger. During my "shakedown" testing, I inflated and deflated the mattress on a daily basis one or more times per day and the battery did not need charging for 10 days! When it was necessary, it recharged in a matter of an hour or so. Similar results for recharging the pump from the utility socket from my car.Further, the storage sack that ships with this mattress is not one of those super tight ones where, once you remove the product, you haven't a prayer of repacking it. It is roomy yet not bulky and a definite plus for storage.The mattress *will* sag after inflating but the only time I noticed this was when I inflated it in cool shade, used it in the sun, and then left it overnight in the cool of the shade and the evening. Of course, air contracts and it was a simple matter to quickly reinflate it.As for durability, I do not make a habit of camping on jagged coral or sharp basalt and granite rocks but on normal terrain with normal cuffing about (I weigh 215 pounds) it held up wonderfully well and was extremely comfortable.A well-deserved five starts in my book!ONE YEAR UPDATEIn April 2019 I experienced some problems with this mattress deflating significantly withing an hour or two of my lying on it. Please note that I have treated it pretty ruggedly; leaving in outside in the sun ans heat and using it for two hours per day in the Summer as well as taking it on several camping trips. (The camping involved NOT using it on the bare ground but within a tent and a mt underneath.)When I called the manufacturer, I was deal with by delightful young lady named Jubilee who said that the mattress was still under warranty and she would send me out a replacement NO QUESTIONS ASKED!Still highly recommended service and product!

2 years later and my journey with this blow up air mattress is finally done. In short, this is a good mattress for the price. I used it very often over the course of the past 2 years, probably close to 100 nights of sleeping on it in total. It was fairly comfortable and blew up fast enough. The end came when the blow up valve failed tremendously. The design is so that you have to pull the plug very aggressively out of the mattress then rip the cap off and then you can start blowing it up. Over time the valve and cap became very weak and broken down because of this. Eventually the entire valve ripped almost all the way off and was not reparable, unless I used a serious apoxy or bonding agent. Super glue did not cut it and simple just made a serious mess. I couldn’t sleep on it for more than 3 hours before the thing was almost completely flat. I tried duct tape and some other methods to attempt the valve area from leaking, but nothing worked. Eventually I took a pair of scissors and popped the thing to its final release of air. Overall, let’s just say I slept 80 nights on this thing, I spent $80, so I paid $1 a night to sleep on it. That was worth it in my opinion. Fix the valve, then you have an insanely great product. Thanks for a good ride, time to try another mattress out though. Peace

After reading the many excellent reviews here, I decided to purchase the twin Etekcity mattress for my "glamping" adventures. I love it! The portable pump charged quickly at home and easily held the charge for set-up and take-down at camp. The mattress inflated quickly and all materials appear to be sturdy, high quality. The flocking on the mattress top kept my sleeping bag from sliding around. Being able to adjust the firmness of the mattress was great - and I did as the directions suggested - add a bit more air later if needed. The mattress remained firm throughout my camping outing and was amazingly comfortable! Deflating it with the designated port on the pump was quick and easy (no need to roll the mattress up and lay on top of it to get all of the air out!). I'll be interested to see if it stands the test of time in future camping outings... but so far I am super pleased with the high quality of this product! (As a side note, make sure you know the dimensions of your tent, as well as the measurements of this inflated air mattress. I have a 2 person tent for my solo use, and there isn't room for much else inside the tent when this wonderful air mattress is inflated!).