Air Bed Sable Air Mattress, Double Size Inflatable Blow Up Bed with Built-in Electric Pump Portable Airbeds for Family, Guests and Camping Indoor & Outdoor 190 x 137 x 46 cm

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Without doubt, I am so impressed with this!Easy to inflate:Take out of the box, unfold and take the plug out of the storage compartment that is in the pump itself, which in turn is built into the bed. Plug in (good length of lead) and turn the dial to inflate. Aprox. 3.5 mins later you have a bed!As a mattress:We got some inflatable mattresses with a tent we bought so have used some before. This is in a different league though, not just because it is a breeze to inflate/deflate but because when inflated it is just like a mattress and one that offers good support at that. You can sit on it. ly on it, bounce on it and it doesn't sag or anything, no rolling together or anything. When it is inflated there is no having to pull out any pipes and try to get the valve closed quickly so that it stays up, it just stays up, magical..... I'm 6' so in the pic's you can see how big the mattress is. Another bonus, as I'm stating to get on in years is that you are not having to get down to six inches off the floor to get in, this is a tall mattress with the top about 500mm off the floor.Easy to deflate:Again, simple, plug back in and turn the dial to deflate and the air is sucked out, no having to lie on it or roll it up to get the air out. When it is finished which again takes about 3 mins, it is a flat and easy to fold as it was when it cam out of the box. The only inflatable I have ever had that I have managed to get back into the same box as it came out of new.Never bought this for camping as it would be Glamping then because it is so good, it is for those times when the beds we have are not enough and we need that extra one. A truly amazing double bed and both mm and my wife love it. So because of all the above it is definitely getting a 10/10 from me and a definite recommendation :-)

So all the 5 star reviews failed to mention that this is not an English plug so had to use a pump to blow up for the first night as it was too late to find an American adapter. Slept in it for 2 hours and it went down and I mean flat to the floor I bought an adapter the following day just to give the bed the benefit of the doubt only to find that the internal pump started to stop start and overheat. We switched it off and then it wouldn't start again obviously with the smell of burning it had burnt out. Beware if you purchase this bed it is a possible death trap and could of burst into flames and this is not an over reaction

Well packaged within its bag and outer box. No damage to report.A couple of days ago I took it out of the packaging and bag to inflate it. Opened the plug cover and TBH I was expecting something that needed an adaptor of some description to fit UK socket ... How wrong was I. There, housed inside was a tightly wrapped bundle with the UK plug and cord. Plugged it in, turned the switch to "Inflate" and off it went, doing its thing. Yes there is some noise so inflating this quietly say in a library for example is out of the question. Wasn't sure why but I went to look for my other small electric pump (just in case), and put kettle on for a brew. Got back to find the mattress was almost finished give or take a minute. Pushed down on it expecting the "sag" but no a solid bit of airbed.Family members used it over next few nights. Verdict was very comfy and not once did they feel it "dip" or "sink", just had a good nights kip. Think they were arguing who's sleeping on it next at one point.Deflated the airbed by plugging in and turning the dial to the correct setting. More noise (the librarian was not amused), went off to find the bag and box and strip bedding off another bed. Few mins at most, came back to find it completely deflated/flat, no air in it at all ready to be folded/wrapped up. At no point during did I use the valve/stopper next to the motor, just left it alone pushed flat against the mattress. I know, witchcraft going on here or what?Unplugged it stored the cable away. This may come as a shock but it folded up back into the bag with no faff, rearranging or being timed out on Krypton Factor (ask your parents or grandparents.) Simples!Overall, a great buy and would recommend this product.

Had this bed a little under a month now and has been used 3 times each weekend. Its very comfortable and blows up really fast. The pump is a bit noisy but it only takes 2 or 3 minutes to inflate/deflate. I was happy to discover this bed didn't have that cold feel to it but we are in a heatwave so maybe thats why haha. There was a little bit of sinking on the first inflation but as it stated in the instructions we blew it up hours before we needed it to give it time to stretch. We reinflated it before bed and 2 adults slept on it peacefully all night and didn't wake up on the floor lile past beds. In conclusion if you use common sense and take the steps in the instructions seriously then this bed will last you a long time. We love it and now have a place for guests at short notice. 5 stars from us.

Its not even been 2 months !! I had this and the seeming inside broke & now there is a hump on the airbed. It has only been inflated once. Absolutely disgusted considering the price of this thing. It is very comfortable, but just fails totally in durability. Its a shame I've found this out only after I bought it. No weight limit was exceeded. Fumingggg!

The built - in inflator pump means that putting this bed up is a doddle though the mains cable is not very long so you may need an extension cable. It takes about 3 minutes to inflate - do not be tempted to over inflate as you will end up letting air out again for comfort. The edges feel quite soft but the internal partitions make the area that takes your body weight much firmer. Ideally use a mattress cover under a fitted sheet as it can feel cold at first. We have used the bed with both 1 and 2 people sleeping on it and it works fine - no perceptible air loss over three nights! When it comes to deflating you can reverse the pump and the bed collapses fully. Folding is quite a heavy job - thirds lengthways, then 1/4 each end onto the middle gets to a size that will fit in the supplied drawstring bag.